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gEECHK4. NOTICES.


So H0s FDR CHEAT BARGAINs.-Now Is
your shanesso bus asupply OF every description
or DKEss GOODS At greatly reduced prices at
julius sYGhE,s, NO sls afaln.s,rees between
Ninth and Tenth. Having bought very largely a.
the recent decline In Sprtcesof dry goods, It win
enable me to offer great inducements to, ali who
favor me with cali. Twin mention a few Of the
latest and most desirable DRESS GOODS which
haye on hand Mozambiques an shades; English
and French Grenadine, just imported French
Lawns and organdics the lates. styles :; Hsir-line
Grenadine, something new ;Engllsh Berages, plain
and embroidered; fine embroidered Ternanis fthe
latest design and other styles too numerous to
mention, and prices to suit all. WHITE GOODS
at panic prices; such, as plain and striped Swiss
Mousselaine, dressed and undrcssed Cambria !;
plain, striped, and checked Nainsook; e. French
orsandies, Dimity Long Cloth. white and colored
Marseilles, Bfilliants, etc. : = 9
= Aylarge variety of Summer, Cashmere, Cotton
AIDE, Linen Duck. Brown Linen, Linen Drill and
Tweed, for boys and mems wear, al. such prices
that the most difficult to be pleased will be pleased
In quality and prices. E1!- y 2sz2 a@i
A large lot Of Huckaback Towels, Table DamasS,
Marseilles Quilts Bird-eye Diaper, and Irish Lin
en-, just received from auction, and win, be
sold rs per cent less than ut any other place In the
city. ais s.rz.,. ~. -, ,.tg ~ f,e,zs..
Domestic Goods at such reduced prices that 1t will
astonish one and all; and large variety Of other
goods usually found In rst-class dry goods house.
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s1careA d in iuskS She sena usa Co.
1sFaor and brida ssnatSr Of the United
Suites. It's a mafsss 81 regret for both
Virginia aid FIbffda That whist Michigan
maybe most warmly felicitated, they can
only be pitiedi B
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We agree entirely with the Wilmington
Star in5whatit says as to the negro vote.
The article upon which the Star comments
did NOT touch any point except the one as
to whether negroes can be influenced by
xneeches. &c.
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GTRAWBEnRY BAsKETS--sn quarta
A srni hints with and wstfpps erAsea soid very
rrest economy 70 the grower. Hspd for etfcniasN
q lsDU WQQp& sAg D RHxh
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NOTICE.-The following gentlemen are with me
as statesmen, and would be pleased to see their
friends and the public in general Ritter G. Care,
George swabacher, George p. Bagby, William a.
Gordon, and Jonas Weinberg. 3 isfE sE
4 je2o ~ JULIUS sYCLE, sla Main street.
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-aF J0HM q DOHERT ss1ifss . s s'
tlsssss:.sl, ssssga,s,ssss MERCHANT, TAILOR
as MAXI srRkEr, OPPOSITE sPorswoop HOTEL
has RECEIVED m excellent assortment Of CLOTHa
OASsINERES COATINGE, and yESTINGH. Tor
his spring trade, and win during the season receive
all the novelties imported or manufactured in this
eounsrs as fast ss Introduced, Can and examine
tho stack. ssf9a sist II So g - sp nm Y
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~ 3TITfTrEa Gf;sra,fl8 mn sr,TH RESTORER.

sEE THE GREAT HEALTH REST0RER.
In albases Of the world the skill and sctentihc az
,tadnments Of mani have been directed TO the study
OF the human system and "a discovery OF the va
rions ls 10 which II IS heir IL after years OF con-
slant application sonel GlstiEgEished- physician
had succeeded in conpounding an agent by which
the slightest aehe may be overcome. he has been
hailed bepefaetor OF his race, and. with great
praise This being proper IN the discovery ola
remedy for single disease, how much more in-
debted are the whole human family TO the inventor
of BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BIT
TIERS medicine that has stood the test of years,
and proved, q panacea for Dyspepsia, Diarrh9a,
Debility, fLoss Of Appetite and Sour stomach.
while the various nossrums Of qnacks and empires
have nourished for an hour, and then disappeared
neVeragain to be revived. ssl'i .t1.-3ls 2
Sold at wholesale and retail by Il: w POWERS
and druepists generally, f., BAKER,
Ok u 90. , sFs9st JIsstP Proprietor.
z je Is ~ x sy5r{sg Box s3a Richmond, Va.
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@A CARD.-NIr.s HuDG1Ns, our buyer, Is
again Unmarked eplenishing the stock in whatever
is desirable for summer sales In ( aaa, - AHz 5,
LADIES', GENTLEMEN's, CHILDREN's,,
-: G. FuAND HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
We use this occasion to return our THANKS to our
friends and buyers generally, and to say that the
increased comforts Furnished by our central and
delightful store, corner OF Main and Eleventh
Streets long experience and facilities In other
respects justify us in saying that we In posi-
ton to meet the reasonable expectations--regard
being had to quality, &c.-of all who call upon u.s.
We solicit a continuance OF the patronage be-
slowed upon us Individually or collectively for
more than thirty-fve years. s5.sfsJ3 .5aaE
!. .je 1e--4t So THOMAS r.. PRICE eco.
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- = - -'T--GFf : W : :
WRITINGS.

Il NNUAL MEETIN The regular an
Ia nuaI meeting OF the stockholders of the Yir-
ginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company will be
held a the comIany's Office No. lois Main street.
on MONDAY, Ed instant, ut II O'Clock NJ. A4
viii take place at this meeting o.
va = & 70. WILLIAM WILLIS JR., =.
jea-td1 az ~ y y 49, 14g secretagy.
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WOOH AN COAL.

ITO THE PUBLIC.-I hereby brand the
II above advertisement OF BUREHAM WARD
WE'LL consummate lie. Also, other. alega-
tions made by him on the street to the same effect
and all growing out OF my refusal OF hts Gpplied-
Join him in the coal trade, and afterwards associa-
ting myself with n Confederate officer In the same
trade. The inconsistencies of this fellows adver-
tisement ought to make Its own brand without my
denial. ~ s,a- - '-5< ~ 500 ne
lie 2a-2t ~ @2zzsg NJ. II. MERRIsfAN.
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e8- WIN. B. ISAACs s. CO., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS. 49, ,fas..fszaz su4
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, in sums to suit purchasers on most reliable
houses In ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE. GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEP oSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES issued FOR same. stjsaF asHs y
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and Europe. a6 ID
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal discount.
NH 28-Sm .,srr.... .f.ss. .s...e.i b.,
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BOOKS ANp STATIONERY,
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS !.

NEW AND 4; INTERESTING a$gI ,d BOOKS
M arr 1T Two DOORS ABOVE PosToFEIcE -,
9R hGRisisaV Fssss'tes vi
relations. BY David Page, L. L. D., B. r. s.
5FAkIp 5 As 4 D1scoyERER OF JOHN
ROSE MlATHER; 4 TALE OF THE WAR; BY
DAISY. BY author of s'wide, Wide World
poEf SssssesyS :. e IS Fl AND COURT
- SHIP. selected and arranged by John VIII
assa asna LIFE HH sS
author Of Romance e Of P p ' Young Man,
81 G GHF T HEbsHrs Novel g. BY j. sheridan LIE
hFs1IE sv DEMo .s
law .BooKs.-RANDoLPH s. ENG
~ L1sH, 1870 Main street, can: sell at 3 lower
price than elsewhere North or South, complete
y set OF -
= 80" i'1 VIRGINIA REPORTS. -.
Can also supply all the other SCARCE VIRGINIA
BOOKS. Several thousand volumes OF NEW and
LAW BOOKS; many Of them
Mt half cost. 49, -sst.le % &. Je1s
HEADQUARTERS FOR FAS H1O N
Il Il BOOKS, MONTHLY MAGAZINES PIC
TOKIALS, WEEKLY AND DAILY PAPERS
6ee re- 9 e sss M IS sold Cheap
Also, all the latest NOVELS are received as soon
as published. - jel6
ri EW BOO Ks. lS
JOIN MILTON AND his TINES By Ma.
P9 FkEN 8H J GpH1K KfTRsPaHssh
STORIES OF TIE ORILLA COUNTRY. l rs
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DESTINY; OR, LIFE AS 1T IS..,,.,,.,... IS
ROSSETTI'S POEMS. .....,.......,,.,,.,,....1 rs
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ter by whom published, manufactured, or adver-
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81. ;.=s1ezt 81. s.G - - j. p. BELL 81 CO.,
. 49, Booksellers and Stationers, -
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sPk4SrAL NOTtCEs.

BE BREEDEN g FOX An& REG4IViN0l'
TO-DAY large additional snpgliaS OF 80 e
sUMMEKDREsSkiOO DS .--.iszsss.------sss
SPRING and SUMMER CAsSIMERES,
LINEN GOODS,
A; very extensive assortment Of PRINTS,
& fBLEACHEDsand BROWN SHIKTINGs and
sHEETNGS.
Our stock Is now very fnlf and attractive, and we
inyife the special attention Of both wholesale and
retail buyers., 3;,;; - BREEDEN g. Fox
lie a2-los, .15 I s.i, 81, No. 4ol Broad street.
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UYO0D AND C0AL.-Ail In want Of
b ' 6 good.SWo nod or GOAL VIII oxesl 70 call
ut Ninetecnth and Gary streets where they viii be
supplied wish best ANTHRACITE COAL Tor
CRATES or stoves at par ton n sos poundsf and
at % per cord delivered. = 80. =
3 al, coaI and wood warranted d. represented
n,vls - ssasi 0HARLEs II. PAGE.
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RESTAURANTS, &C.
HARDWARE.

~
DOLTING CLOTH, BEST ANKEk
~ BRANDING have In store all number, o.
B0LTING CLOTH; from No. to Nc: . 10. fIr;
HARDWARE, to which we invite the city am anu
country trade, wholesale and retail: HlLLlSSS
and WEDDING HOES GkAlN and I'd q Gt KnSS
lcTs' WATKINS, eoFTRELI q Co..
myS-lm LOOT Main street.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHION
IL BOOKS, MONTHLY MAGAZINES PIC
TORIALS, WEEKLY AND DAILY PAPERS,
are at lila Main street, j. WALL TURNER'S
bookstore. where STATIONERY is sold cheap,
Also, all the latest NOVELS are received as soon
as published. lie 10
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PROPERTY PLEDGED TO MAKE coon
LOSSES. VIVID
Persons having property to insure will do ue,,,,
Losses equitably adjusted and promntIv nat,
-, j: b: DANFORTH, Secretsrv
Il. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent. 'S
N IlIa
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PEsTllERsBURG. LETTER.

u Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Efl -. H35d sIa ------- T---T- 80 5'a -
The Weatse-HarDest Prospects more En-
5 scourGgiag-P Proceedings of the Hastings
i! Court Court .laoice Insulted by Conducted
MISUNDERSTANDING Fosolsby Fo1es-
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NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURIya
TIE YEAR, 1880.
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NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBpr
ARY.l, 1895, s., ISL.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
I1 COMPANY OF NEW YORK
ANNUAL INCOME. .uo
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB
RUARY !, 1865, OVER. ... Ak ..o ~.
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.zsef 81 IYsssg ~ - BOOK PAPERS.
Orders filed with accuracy and dispatch.
The histlest market price paid for COTTON
H1aa, .io.aEsnBooKsI. PAMPHLETS, NEWspA-
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= ~. If1 VIRGINIA REPORTS.
Can also supply all the other SCARCE VIRGINIA
BOOKS. Several thousand volumes Of NEW and
LAW BOOKS; many Of them
Mt half cost. -, :. 's,.ssE.s- % d. te Is
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-13
Proclamation IN me Prcsj,icn

The President on Saturday issued the
following proclamation:
Whereas, BY an act Of Congress cnti-
tied an act to admit the States of North
Carolina, South Carolina, louisiana
Georgia, Alabama and Florida to repre-
sentation in Congress- passed on the
18th day of June, 1868. it is declared
that it is made the duty of the Prcsi-
dent within ten days after receiving Of
fetal notification of the ratification by
the Legislature of said States of a pro-
posed amendment to the constitution
known as article fourteen to issue proc
lamation announcing that fact, and
whereas, the said act seems to be pros-
pcctlVe, and whereas, q paper purpOrt-
ing to be a resolution of the Legislature
of Florida adopting the amendment of
the 18th and l4th articles of the consti-
tuition of the United States, was received
at the Department of State on the 10th
of June, 1868, prior to the passage of the
act of Congress referred to, which paper
is attested by the names of HOratio
Jenkins, jr., as President pro TEN of the
Senate, and w. w. Moore as Speaker
of the Assembly, and of VIM. l.. AL
thorp as Secretary of the Senate, and
VIM. Forsyth Brown as Clerk of the
Assembly, and which paper was trans
mltted to the Secretary ofState in a let
ter dated Executive Office, Tallahassee.
Fla, June 10, 1868, from Harrison Reed,
who therein signs himself Governor
and whereas, on the 9Th of July, 1868, a
paper was received by the President,
which paper being addressed to the Pre-
sldent, bears date of the 4th of July,
1868, and was transmitted by and under
the name OF w. w. Holden, who there
in writes himself Governor of the State
OF North Carolina, which paper certifies
that the said proposed amendment
known as article 18th did pass the Sen
ate and House of Representatives of the
general Assembly of North Carolina on
the I'd day of July instant, and is attest
ca by the names of John III. Bouer or
Bower as Secretary of the House of Re-
personalities, and II. A. Byrnes as J. B.
Bryn Secretary of the Senate, and its
ratification on the 4th of July, 1858, is
attested by Tod. l.. Caldwell as Lieut..
Governor, President of the Senate. and
}: W. Holden as Speaker of the House
of Representation.
Now, therefore, be it known, that I.
Andrew johnson, President of the Unit
ed States of America, in compliance
with and execution of the act of Con-
= icSo "ioicSdiu, no issue tnlS prOclama- |
ton announcing the fact of the ratifica-
ton of the said amendment by the Leg
islature Of the State of North Carolina
in the manner heretofore set forth.
In testimony whereof 1 have signed
these presents with my hand and have
caused the seal of the United States to
be hereto affixed. Done at the city of
Washington, this 18th day of July in
the year ofOur Lord, 1868 and of the indie
pendence of the u. S. the ninetv-third
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
VIM. III. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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honor and good name of their brothers
who are now sleeping beneath Southern
soil, to remember now their enemies at
home who should have been in those
days their friends. Remember that
there was an organization of men in the
North who opposed every effort of your
selves to maintain your government,
and that those men to-day remain in
the same organization. Can you honor
them and then sigh because Republics
are ungrateful?
Great sacrifices have been made to
preserve the government, and it was
absolutely necessary that they should be
made. To those who left homes and
families, whereby the property, homes
and fanatics of others might be pro-
tected, this Republic is under lasting
obligations. The loyal soldiers are con-
cious that they deserve well of their
/ Country Then let them be true to
| themselves and associate themselves
now with the men who were thorough
ly loyal in ''the times that tried mems
souls 1t required an effort for men to
make sacrifices and support the Gov
eminent then, and these are the men to
be trusted in the present and the future.
If the Copperhead element was OPP
posed to you during the war it is not
in your favor now, only so far as it may
be able to- induce you to become instru=
mental to help il into authority. The
loyal soldiers have good name to pre-
serve. Then let them not be led astray
by those who have traduced them so
bitterly.
a Republic is ungrateful, when it so
far forgets its own loyal defenders as to
elevate rebels aud their allies, in their
stead to places of honor and emolument.
This has frequently been done since the
war closed, but not by loyal men nor to
the satisfaction of the loyal defenders Of
their country. The great question is to
be decided in the next Republican cam
paign for the coming years. Let no
loyal soldier so far forget himself as to
aid the decision against himself in the
support of Horatio Seymour. Our old
soldiers can hardly expect the country
to be true and grateful to them unless
they are true to themselves and their
country. care Republics ungrateful ?'
AS individuals composing the best one
under the light of the sun, if we are not
ungrateful, q vote for Grant and ColfaX
will tell.
st. Adams, July II, 1868.
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HcHrD UuFd Rccrhcr oH chase
0jt2 GyVgif.


0td GtU1i.
Henry Ward Beechcr has published n
letter denying the statement of the New
York World that he had, i'm a political
sermon come out for Chase for the Pre-
sdency, and against Grant. He de-
clarcs there was not Il word of truth in
1t. The sermon was not political, and
contained no allusion to either Grant or
Chase. The application of some of its
paragraphs was the work of the report
er ofthc World Mr. Beecher thus ex-
presses his views of the two men:
have never been Il Chase man.
have for years, as a leader i'm public az
fairs, deemed him, like his greenbacis,
as promising more on the face than they
are worth in gold While the New
York independent was lauding him rs
demigod, and the New York Tribune
was using his name to obscure the pros
poets of Grant. | heartily and openly
disagreed with both of them, for
thoroughly liked Grant and thoroughly
man to look upon but a poor man to lean
upon. Ambition lifts some men toward
things noble and good makes them
large and generous. Other mems am
bition blurs the sharp lines and distinc-
tons between right and wrong, and
leaves them, in the eagcrness of over
selfish desires, to become II prey of bad
men. | have for years felt that Mr..
Chase's ambition was consuming the
better elements of his nature.
| have liked Grant from the first.
Solid, upretentious, straightforward, apt
to succeed and not spoil by success, wise
i'll discerning men, sliilllul in using
them, with the rare gift (Which Wash
linton had in an eminent degree) of wis
dom in getting wisdom from other mems
councils confidently anticipate that
great as his military success has been,
he will hereafter be shown even more
favorably for the wisdom of his civil adj
minstration.
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A DENIAL.-Rev. II. w. Beecher de-
MES that he preached sermon in favor
OF Chase and against Grant, as charged
by the New York World. 1t is "wick-
ed |Vorld," and we are glad that Henry
is not so bad as he was painted by it.
Mr.. Beecher's taste in introducing into
his letter of denial, for illustration, an
allusion to "the immortal history of
Reineke Fuchs" is worse, however, than
his attributed choice of Chase.
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TOUCHING SCENE.-The New York
Times relates the following touching
scene:
When the ballot had terminated, Mr..
Illden of New York sought Mr.. Sew
mour and found him in one of the large
ante-rooms of the Convention Hall, en-
tirely, alone and with tears streaming
rom ms eyes: MY God, Tilden, what
ed the reluctant one. The placid Tilden
was equal to the occasion, and replied
with something pertinent, if not origi-
nal: "Sir, the Presidency has sought
you, not you the Presidency, and You
must take it," CONSIDER and consSled
locked arms and sought more retired
quarters mutually happy.
Tears, idle tears, know not what they mean
beafs ir3m the depths of some divine despair,
Klse IN the heart, and gather to the ewes
In looking on the happy Autumn fields
Ana thinking OF the days that are no more"
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The New York Tribune of the 1Otl

The New York Tribune of the 10th
instant says:
Among all the curious and puzzlinp
matters connected with the Democratic
Convention, nothing has bothered US
more than set of resolutions kindly
forwarded by Alex. II. Stephens, which
began in the following astounding style:
Resofred. That in the future as in the past.
We Will adhere with answering fidelity to the
The "unswerving fidelity'with which
Mr.. Stephens adhered reminds us of an
inscription, referring to the stamp which
some wag once put on the outside of
letter. 1t was as follows:
"PAID, if the id thing sticks"
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JOINED TO ITS Notes.-The Chief
Justice of the United States, with great
magnanmity, tried hard to reform the
Democratic party, by offering himself
and spice of the principles he has adj
vocated as the objects of its admiration;
but with,singular obstinancy the Democ-
racy resolved to remain, as heretofore,
un-Chased.
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The Troy wing says: The following
celebrated characters are opposed to
Gen. Grant Wendell Philips, Parker
Piilsbury, c. l.. Vallandig ham, e.
Cady Stanton, Brick Pomeroy, Susan
b. Anthony Fernando Wood. With
such combination against him he
must be about right.
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Dsa~ Mischief that may be helped is
nara To KNOW" said Lord Brooke. But
the mischief that time would work on
the human hair may be eravoided
by the use of Barrett's Vegetable Hair
restorative" which never fails to bring
BACK the hair to its original beauty
Rochester Democrat.
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CLEAR the decks for action !" "Sey-
mour, Blair and Victory" every
man to the guns = Curriers' rallyin0
org. -"
Pity Seymour hadn't said about the
Time OF the New York riots, "Every
man to the guns."-Rutland hadepen-
dent.
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NOTICE.

lINHE co:partnership existing under the name
j OF Hltehins Fennof is this day dissolved.
Al debts VIII be paid by Hitchins, and all sums
Que the iirm must be paid to the same.
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