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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10 and IL, 1866.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10 and IL, 1866
ARRIVED.
steamer Petersburg Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandse and passengers, ID. w. Currie.
Steamer City OF Richmond, Stranahan, Norfolk
United states mail, merchandise and passengers
Haskins Bridgford.
Steamer Z. Ludlow, Nelson City Point schooners
in tow, Briscoc 4 Stanard.
Steamer Triumph, Skinner, City Point barges
and sChooners in tow, Virginia Towing Company
steamer q. b. Hutchins, Guy, City Point barges
and schooners in tow, Virginia Towing Company
Schooner Bodkin, Stone, Norfolk, shingles and
tar, A. Millspaugh i Go.
Schooner RoXanna, Frank, Baltimore, grain,
Powers, Hagan Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, ID. w. Currie.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Coffin, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, Haskins
i BridgfOrd.
Steamer S. 0; Pierce, Briggs, Fortress Monroe,
Government orders.
Steamer General 5. Van Yliet, Jones, City Point,
schooners in tow, A. Millspaugh 4 Go.
Steamer h. Ludlow, Nelson, City Point, schoo-
ners in tow, Briscoe < Stanard.
Steamer Albemarle Bourne, New York rid Nor
folk merchandise and passengers, :. Ayres < Co.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York ri0 Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, q. +. Watson.
Schooner CalaMamteak, Hackctt, New York,
merchandise. A. MIllspaugh II Co.
Schooner Specie, Smith, Western Branch, ma
nure 4. Milspaugh Co.
Schooner ;. \. Smith, Hill down the river TO
load with oysters.
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WM. KNABE & CO.,
W MANUFACTURERS OF a,Ir,--Fy..@g
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, u Y i u
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT
a y d I PkIUH /
y / 4 ~ O -

| a n y 5
These instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their ex-
celence alone, attained an CSPURCHAsED PRE-
that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, well great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to 80 easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be cXcelled Their action is con-
structcd with a care and attention to every part
therein that chaacterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used in their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usaSes
Of the concertroo with that of the parlor upon
an equalty-unafected in their melody; in fact,
they are constructed
"NOT FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER."'
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafie Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
ia 6-3m BALTIMORE.
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A JrsT DECIsIoS.-The case of Duffey rs.
Croney was heard and decided by his Honor
the Mayor on Saturday. His Honor, in this
case, put the seal of his official disapproyal
upon the erection of indecent signs in the pub
lie streets and decided that landlords We're
iustiliable in prohibiting the erection of such
by their tenants.
Mr.. Hancock acted rs counsel for Dutfey, the
tenant, and Mr.. Gilmer, Jr., for the landlord.
This is 4 most commendable decision, and we
concur fully in the hope expressed by Mr.. Gill
mcr, that our judicial officers in regulating the
public order of Richmond, will preserve that
characteristic which distinguishes Us from
cities Of Il more northern latitude: and that if
members of the community will indulge in
vulgarities they should be forced to hide them
beyond the public view
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WE RETrRy THANKS 10 Mr.. l.. L. Smith, news
dealer, l2l Broad street, for late Baltimore
papers. Also to Mr.. Il. Welsh and Mr.. Matt
o Brien, of the Southern Express, for late
Southern papers. Also Mr.. Pickett, of the
National Express, for late Washington papers.
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evening to attend meetings in Richmond
The number was large, and the appearance of
both schools creditable. Such an army of fair
ladies, manly youths, and we'll behaved chill
dren, we have not looked upon for a long time.
We wish the Sabbath schools of Manchester
all success.
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ALARMS OF FIRE.-The alarm offire on Satur-
day morning at daybreak was n false one,
caused by burning chimney on Seventeenth
street
The alarm of yesterday at Il o'clock was
caused by the taking fire of n kitchen roof on
the corner of Fourth and Franklin. Little.or
no damage.
Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock, smoke
was discovered issuing from the front door of
the First Baptist Church, and the flooring was
discovered 10 have taken fire from an over
heated flue Much excitement was created,
but, fortunately, not much injury was done.
BURGLARY.-On last Saturday night, at about
10 o clock, Mr.. West, of the firm Of West (
Andrews left their store, on Broad street.
just below Bellevue Hospital, TO get his sup
per. On his return, in about half an hour
afterwards, he found that the back door of the
store had been broken into, and the store
robbed On examination, it was ascertained
that thirty hams, two sacks of coffee, and
quantity of other articles, TO the value of four
hundred dollars, had been carried away.
Strange TO say, the thieves did not touch the
whisky, though there was n stock on hand at
the time of the robbery. Yesterday morn
ing, some of the hams were found on Union
Hill, and good deal of coffee was strewn all
along the road but as yet the robbers have
not been traced.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION

GREAT DISTRIBUTION
" By THE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
ESTABLISHED ls4G,
$50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MEL0DE0NS, FINE OIL
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
RESTiSE, MoSAIic JET. LAVA,
AND CAMEO LADIES' SETS,
AyDSILvER EXTEN-
SLEEVE F'TT9ST AT6 ySGK sETs e,is,ST Of STUDS
VALUED At
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
DISTRIBUTION i, made in the following manner:
CERTIFICATES naming each ARTICLE > and At, IT'S
VALUE are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES.
which are well mixed. One OF these envelopes,
the he IT for
receipt ' ofTWEyr{c FlyE CENTS. =, .,a...
will see what article it DRAWS, and its value, and
can then send ONE DOLLAR and ,, receive the
article named, or can choose . Any OTHER one
this manner obtain an article WORTH fRoM ONE
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until il is known what is
drawn, and its value Entire satisfaction SualaH-
tced in all cases
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact of its being the ORR
ginal and larscst GIFT ASSOCIATION in the coun-
fry We are therefore enabled TO send FINER
GOODS. and give better chances to obtain the
MORE VALUABLE PRIZES, than any other estab
lishmcnt of the kind The business continues To
be conducted in fair and honorable mamilet' ana ana
a large and greatly increasing trade Is proof that
our patrons appreciate this method OF obtaining
rich and elegant goods. ..,.
very large number OF valuable prizes to all parts OF
the country. Those who patronize Us will receive
the full value Of their money, as no article on
our list is worth less than one Dollar, retail, and
there are no blanks.
Parties dealiu3 with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn Will be I'M
mediately sent 10 any address by return mali OF
express. ,,.
able prizes from the Eureka Association, and have
kindly allowed the use Of their names. Many
other names might be published, were we permit
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia,
Penn, oil Painting, value, 800 James HargraTes'
sloo; T. +. Jones, Barrett Marshall county, Kan
sas, Melodeon, value, goo Patrick ); Byrness'
c. G"% Wae yaa srssi New York
Piano, value, ~ $3.50 Mrs G. j. Nevis, Elmira, \. Y,
Piano value 100 Mis- Lucy Japeway soE G%ra, Mra,
K Pcnnoyer, City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn. Melo-
deon, value, sl25 Oscar ". Allen, Company
vaieR" WaicR, value, 80 Row land s Patterson, Com
pany ID, leItn iowa ' Nsl'ldl
ing value, 500: Mrs. Abbey J Parsons Spring
field Mass, M"lodeon, value, $50 James l.; Dex-
ter, City Surveyor, Syracuse, n. Y, Gold Watch,
value, Sl5o: MIS- Iamcss. Ely IL Wooster street. street.
sIoo Mrs. J. &. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
Silver Castor, value, :,!o; DR.. J K. SINCLAIR, No
Main street, Utica, n. y, Framed Engraving,
value S2j Hon. Luther Dctmold, Washington, ID.
c., oil Painting S,alue, sloo.
Letters from ytG'ous parties throughout the conn
trv. acknowledging the receip, Of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on file at our office
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without Re0oyito Tai"e. and nottobs Paid Jor
Until yon Knot0 ,ciot you miH Recetce.
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coon MAN GoHg.-With more than oral,
n, Sealings of sadness, we announce ,iic
death @ of Robert X. Preston d.v Esd, oi norm. ,n,.
ins .' last, the 9th instant, aged seVeh'y''"o
Years. s s.-Abtngdon Vrgsa'a"'
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-irinilnN " ard.

"AErLNr- WARD: HIS Troreis, is the title
Of = book, which people who are willing TO dle
Of laughing will find efficient for that purpose.
Part / Miscellaneous. Part >. Among the
., Mornons. With comic illus trations by MrL-
LEN" The opening chapter gives an account
of = war meeting 1T was largely attended.
g.. The editor Of the Brgle arose and got up and
said the fact could no long gerse disguised that
We were involved in war. Human gore,
81 said he. is fowin' All able bodied men
&. should seize n muskct and march TO the
tented field. / rcpeat II, sir, TO the tented
field
A voice. 49, Why don you 90 yourself, you
old blowhard?
II am identified, young man, with arky-
'mrdIau lcuvcr which moves the world, sald
" the editor, wipng his auburn brow win ms
left coa,.taiI ! alludc, young man, 10 The
press Terms. two dollars II year, lnNarl-
ably in advance. obprntins executed with
'.ucatness and dispatch Ordinarily, l should
.a delight 10 wade III gore, but my bleedlh
country bids me stay at home. II Is llApei"
..,iyrlv necessary that | remain here for the
''purpuss of anuouncin, from week 10 "eeh'
that our government Is about 10 take NlSo'
.' rous measure, TO put down the rebellion
Every page i brilliant with W.T. ana iuh'
The public viii have an opportunity TO hear
aaTryrs in person. Ills progress through the
Sopth has been an ovation. We are told lhal
Ia onr of the most genial and kind hearted
of gentlemen. Mr.. SMITH, his business agent
d, ,,,iva of Richmond has made the necessary
,rranye,neuts for the carnival OF frolic which
AKTYNUs proposes 10 give us before Lent
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ANOTHER PESIrENTTARY CASE.--Gcorgc
Mays, negro, was on Saturday sentenced to
the penitcntiary for one year for stealing a
lot of lead from Glrret T. Watson Patrick
Connell, an old Irshman, was on Friday sent
on for further trial before the Hastings Court
on this charge. Mays was honest enough to
come out and say that Connell was not impli-
Gated at all in the theft. We hope that the old
man will be liberated.
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To CuKKEsPoNpENTs. Our lrlchu II,
who sent us an account OF the chnfch tio""i,'
In III, county, is informed that we hao pun
Hshcd the same news from another SOURCE W.
fore receiving his letter. We are much oDiiseu
10 him for this evidence of his good WILL "h"
trust that lie will not neglect us IN the lutule
because we have not published this letter 10
various other correspondents, we merely say
that We have not room for COMMUNICATIONS
which contain no mrs.
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FORMATION or A BENEVOLENT SoctErT.-Ne
are pleased 10 state that the members of the
congrepation of ST. Peters Cathedral have
formed, in this city, confraterhl'y ol tue
Society OF ST. Vincent de Paul, Whlch mas ioi
its objects the giving of aims ana splrl'""'
consolation 10 the poor without regard 10 SCI =
A goodly number OF members nave ei'i'' :,
themselves in the cause, ana as soon 10 VI.
coufraternity is thoroughly organized' We
noy cxpect much good of them.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE EALMANAC-FEBRUARY ~, 1866.
Sun rises............6.43 Moon rises, morn. 4 ?!
sun sets.............5T High water. IL
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Ipyr,-The steamer Silas O. Pierce, Captain
A Rriggs, has left this port for New YORK
having been withdrawn from the Quarter
masters Department,
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ACHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE
ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHASING
SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TWENTY Five
CENTS.
Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 % !;
Eleven for 500 Thirty for $500; Sixty-nys Ios
$40 90: one Hundred for $500. AGE ID
WANTED EVERY HERE.
our patrons arc desired to send United States
money when convenient Long letters are un'
necessary. - ..>v,x -. q. averv
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must IN n,mas 49,
asa he acco,np MED by the CASH, with the nSmss
OF the person sending, and town, county $40 so
plainly written. Letters should % "aaA'N
the Manager - 1GnopwIN. HUNT 4 Co..
Box 5,7os Post-oihee, New YORK
IL Ia aS-vImA
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PASTORAL LErTER.-The Right Rev. John
MagilI, Bishop of this Catholic Diocese, ON
Yesterday read TO his congregation his pasto-
raj letter, which eXcels for good advice
and able argument. We are glad that it's 10
he published for the benefit of all who wish
TO read it, The Bishop (and not the Arch
bishop, as has been stated issued regulations
for Lent, which will be published with his
LET
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INt IIIoFST IIItNtlNtH VH HIl VIIV '"II''"N
February lIth) WAS !, ,7G2 scholars and rs oili-
GERS and teachers.
The meeting was addressed by the following
gentlemen WHO were called upon: Mr.. +. NJ
Watkins, member of the Legislature from
Prince Edward Rev. i. Mccarthy, Messrs
A. L. Fox, +. Gathright, J. +. Burruss, and
]. B. Watkins. Mayor Saunders was called
upon, but declined 10 speak.
The meeting adjourned to meet at Leigh
Street Baptist Church on the first Sunday in
next month.
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STOYES, TINWARE, HOUSE-FUR-
- NISHING ARTICLES, &c.
GREGORY BROTHERS A
have removed from the Odd Fellows Is 3atS
Hall, Franklin street, to their
SPLENDID NEW STORE,
No. 81 Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
where they keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment OF
PARLOR, OFFICE AND COOKING STOVES.
The ARBITER, SHEPHERD,
MORNING AND EVENING STAR,
COMMODORE, RIP-PAP,
and others too numerous TO mention, which they
pledge themselves 10 sell as low the same goods
can be bought in New York or Baltimore.
Also, HOCSE-FURNISHING GOODS of every de-
scription. de l9-3m
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He Warmly Advocates
His Policy of RestOr-
~ alton.
THE IMMEDIATE ADMISSION OF
REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE
SOUTHERN STATES URGED.
No Reference Made to the C0nStitu-
fional Amendment. or the Amnesty :
or Suffrage Questions,
REVIEW OF THE MEXICAN CUES
TEoN AND OUR RELATIONS WITH
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times;
-ssr. WASHINGTON, Dec 2.
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Reported for tie Daily Arsgs.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Dec. ;.--A named Jas.
Woleh murdered John street, in this city,
last night. by Thos. Daley who stabbed him in the
abdomsn. The assassin has been arrested.
NEW York, Dee. 3.--fhe extensive works Of the
Brooklyn Flint Glass Co., Hicks street Brooklyn
were destroyed by fire this morning at four o'clock.
Only one-third OF the building and contents were
saved The beiding, stock, engine and tools were
valued OF S250,000. The entire loss, however, will
hardly exceed $50, 000 of which $l25000 is cover
ed by insurance IN the principal companies Of New
York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
OTTAWA. CIV. Dee.S-An new and complete equip
ment has been supplied 10 the entire Canadian vol
unteer field batteries
BUFFALO, Dec. 4.-Weather rainy and warm
New YORK, Dec. 4.--Reports of Gons. Grant,
Sheridan and sickes printed, but contain new
facts.
CINCINNATI, Dec. i. A terrible aeciden, &C.
cured at Evansville, Ohio at O'Clock this morn
ing. The large iron bridge across the Muskingun,
river, at this place, broke down, carrying with i,
the morning passenger train bound east. Particu-
lars are not yet received. A large number Of
lives are supposed TO be lest.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3. Gen. Van Schroeder, OF
Thomas staff, left on mission to the south with
sealed orders.
O: B. Drake was brought from Mt. Sterling te
day and committed to the military pri.on. He is
said to have killed persons. Gen. Davis trans
ierred Drake to the the civil authorities.
Gen. Whipple, just from the south, reports the
feeling as growing more hostile since the late
publican successes
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4--The accident at GAINESVILLE
IS not as bad as ct first reported. One span OF
bridge only wss broken down, two engines, two eX-
press cars, one baggage and one passenger car
were precipitated into the river number of per
sons we're injured, but it is not known yet how many
were killed.
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Proceedings
One Bill Passed the
HOuse--Others In
trOduced.
The Demonstration of
w elCOmetO Congress.

Special Dispatch TO the Chicago Joureal
WASHINGTON, Dec 3.
There is en- unusually full attendance. The
members from Tennessee were sworn in, who
were not present ut the last session.
The message has been read. It creates no
disappointment, as but little expectation existed
of any change of policy. It's temper is rather
better than was expected. The feeling among
the Union members is very harmonious They
viii stand firmly for the congressional policy. If
the constitutional amendment will be adopted
within q reasonable time, steps will be taken
for the reorganization of the southern state gov
ernments on q loyal basis
A bill will be introduced and passed at once TO
restore Mr.. Defrees to the post of public printer.
Other measures are in progress to curtail the ap.
pointing power of the President
A general caucus il to be held on "Wednesday
evening
A bill has passed the house, BY one hundred
and nine to twenty nine, to repeal the section of
the confscation law which allows the President
to grant amnesty TO rebels.
A bill has been introduced BY Mr. Sohenck to
cnahge tpe time of the meeting of congress to
she stu OF March, the second Tuesday in Noveu-
sef, ana 'ne trst Monday in January in each year,
eAd 10 abolish constructive mileage II was
"Aae special order for THURSDAY
ON vas introduced bv Mr.. Kelly tn make
sas OF revenue head of the depart
iheht ahu au'herize him to make all subordin ate
| appointments; also a bill by Mr.. Stevens refer.
ring to the concurrent sction of the Presiden,
| and the senate IN removals from Office -
| confirmation has been previously had by the So,
ate, and restoring TO ONCE those removed duTing
the recess OF congress on rejection OF Presidents
| appointee, and also requiring the President to
| send TO the senate names of all such appolntees
within twenty days after meeting.
The procession and accompanying demonstration
IN welcome OF congress are large and imposing
The whole eastern front of the capitol is flied viii
| people. Much enthusiasm prevails. r.
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The great suspension bridge across the
Ohio river, from Cincinnati to Coyington, Ky.
is so far completed that il was opened for
foot passengers on Saturday-.oll cents. 1t
is splendid struetuse, 2.252 feet long, and
cost 81, $50. coo.
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3 The Alsbama legislature has rejected q
bill conferring the right of4sefrage upon ne
groes who can read and write and upon those
worth $500.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

The President speaks as follows on Mexi.
can affairs: SIN the month of April last, as
congress 10 aware, friendly arrangement
was made between the emperor of France
and the President for the withdrawal from
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LAND FOR SALE.

T OFFER for sale 46 acres of land situated
/ in Black Hawk township, on the c. mder
road. Twenty acres of the land is unoer cult
vation-the balance 10 timber land.
Price SIS per acre, cash down.
novl2dwlm. L. A. BRASHER.
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The President then alludes TO the fenian
invasion Of Canada as q violation Of the neu-
trality laws, and to the proclamation which he
issued, and the trial and sentsnce Of captured
tenians, and says: Such repressI tations
have been made to Great British ss will, il
is hoped, induce judicious amnesty 70 al who
wezs engaged in the inTasio3."
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ut appear. as we learn from oieiaI sources, that
Surrat arrested in Italy, heretofore reported
whilst serving in the Pspal Zoaaves and afterwards
escaped. The Pope promptly gave the necessary or
der tor his arrest upon the request Of our minister,
Mr. King, Notwithstanding there was no treaty be-
tween the United States and the papal government
binding the latter to grant the request of Mr. King
Surraa &c latter his eseape to Egypt and ar
rested, Us stated
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/ cable dispatch 70 Seers,ary Seward Fl

A.cable dispatch to Secretary Seward from
Charles Hale, United Statse consul generA
in Egypt, dated ssAlsxsndria. December lst"
annoaDess the arress there of John Ii. sor-
raft. one OF the a.sassins of President La
coin. A New York 4fmes Washington spec
ial saws: -----~
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SECOND DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, December 3.
Several attempts were made to have the reading
OF the message postponed until after the ceremonies
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partD
IN nership existing between J. II. Langley
Geo. W. D. Harris Of this city, under the firm {,
]. II. Langley s. Co., 10 this dsy dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Geo. ". D. Harris retiring from the
Grim.
J. Ii. LANGLEY,
GEO. w. d. HARRTS.
Rock Island, Nov. Is, 1865, dw3w.
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