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Contrast Indeed.

-. cincinnati Commercial repubi'shes
I' .,c,ent files the report Of ROBERT
r1rInxr1rrE, chairman Of the Committee OF
Tn,ernal Improvement of the Senate OF
Kentucky, submitted February z, 1873.
This report, the Commercial correctly says
"was considered the most COMPROMISING
Sand exhaustive argument ever maze
"upon the question of the right OF Con
i. press to construct works OF internal I'M.
g nroyemcnt." We fear that this report
will only be regarded now as curiosity
Great has been the departure from the
WAYS and views OF those days. What con-
temptible matter is the erecting OF TOLL
oates ON the Cumberland road now COM
Yarad with the acts Of Congress AZ that
o,den time the country was aroused from
centre to circumference ut the proposiaon
to erect such gates upon national
road" that had been projected by Congress
from Washington to the southwestern
boundary of the then inhabited Union
And such was the jealousy on the part Of
the States of any infringement Of their au
thority within their boundaries that the
proposition was indignantly condemned
and ANONYMOUSLY repudiated. Great ha:
been the change. The States are silenced
Congress takes upon itself not only to Sc
aside the State authority in the matter
roads and bridges, but to overlook and con
troll the State elections with the mlltar!
power, which was to our ancestors the mos
abhorrent form in which the Federal au
thority could present itself.
Even now Congress is considering tn
propriety of everything the Legislature
Kentucky by granting the right of way to
road to which it has been denied by tina
Legislature. The prospect is that the pre-
position will be carried. OF course 1t woul
be idle to contend that State sovereignty
Invisible thing, that may be partly vloia
ted and partly respected. 1t is like chas
tity entire or not at ali. Sometimes Their
seems to be faint hopes Of revival of tn
comatose principle. But they are faint IL
deed. The Promcthean fire that can TN
expired light relume we fear cannot b
found anywhere. It's bright beams are III
known to the people of this age, and the
know not what they have lost. All tn
happier they.
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~ JANUARY %, 1s71.-MORE NEW
ANo ELEGANT DRY GOODs.-THohAs n.
pRI-E& co. have just received by steamer An ~
a-nresa many new and beautiful goods III
ppINTs- dark and medium colors-for presen'
season. ,rro ,,, das,1n a.
for children and misses.
MouRNING PRINTS; very pretty.
pTEACHED COTTON and sHEETING. -,
TOwELLINGS; IRISH LINENS-reau! al
,inen-lower Than later in season.
DRESS GOODS: Black and Colored Mohane'
vo,ours. and Empress, Irish and French fopilhs'
BARGAINS: A portion Of winter stocA ~
Dress Goods will be sold OH at very 10" "" CO..
MOURNING GOODS:
BOMBAZINEs, TAM1sE,
EPINGLE, OTTOMAN-,
BLACK ALPACAs and MoHA1Rs,
MOUsLINS,
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS,
KID and SILK GLOVES, &C.
POINT APPLIQUE and VAL. SEIs'
LACE COLLARS,
IIHEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
LINEN BOSOMs,
New CAssIMEREs for men and boys-Vers
cheap, &C. -.,aensnts to make
PRICES not stated in advertisements 70 ,n",do
ellie neop,e stare, but sensible peop'e ean "'oN
,bera they get value for their money.
"hete 'N0' T. r. PRICE & CO.,
11ol. opposite Post-ofiice.
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For the Richmond Dispatch. ]
The Stale Debt.

To the General assembly of Virginia:
The obligation of the debt created by the
Commonwealth of Virginia prior to 1861
remains intact by the results Of the war.
and is as binding now as when it was con.
tracted.
The debt of nation is not what the law.
yers call perfect obligation that is, ~
obligation which can be enforced by suit
Judgment, and process Of competent
court; but is an imperfect one, resting on
| the faith of the body polite which has
| promised to pay it.
| 1t stands on the same foundation as
treaty with another nation. If party tt
the international treaty fails to perform hi:
part of it, the other party can only RELY or
his remedy under the law of nations, which
| is the right Of war. So, if a nation refuses
| TO pay its debts, its creditors have no rem
edy under municipal laws, ana san only
appeal to the universal sense Of JustfSa> il
mankind, and seek to recall the defaultihs
debtor nation to performance Of its
pllghted faith. Such is now the condition
OF those creditors who hold the evidences
of the debt issued by the Virginia which ex.
listed prior to 1861.
As we are part Of that community. we
are bound in honor to examine carefully.
and decide impartally and justly, the full
extent to which we are bound for these
debts, and when we have ascertained them,
we ought to meet them to the EXTREMIST
limit which honor, honesty, and fair deal
ing require us to do.
The Virginia Of 1851 extended from the
Atlantic 10 the Ohio, Il sovereign Common
wealth which had existed more than GEN.
fury and half before the North American
Confederation was formed.
She was rich in climate, agriculturei
mines, tisheries-in all resources of nationsI
wealth afforded b. earth, air, and Waterk
During the war she was dismembeaed
without her consent, and without the c bn.
sent Of either Of the communities which
were thus made separate. The dismdem
berment was ~ bellci-by force of wkr-
and thus by the sword the community
which had created the debts was cut into
two-the one comprising about two-thirds
Of the area and population, while the other
contains nearly one.half of the mineral re-
sources of the old contracting community.
The question to be determined is, What
is the obligation by which each of these
parts Is bound to the creditor of the whole?
The discussion in this precise form is new,
but the principles by which it is to be sci.
led are as old as the history Of modern war
and modern international law.
Treaties, say the publicists, are of two
and real. Personal treaties
ire those affecting the personal interests Of
he soyereigus who make them, and they
re annulled when the contractors or their
representatives cease to be sovereign by
leath, deposition, or change IN the form Of
government.
Real treaties are those which affect the |
lterests OF the whole State, and they are !
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MELMneIpes ExTRAcr BUcHU.
a PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
or TWELyE YEARS. STANDING.
STONE PASSED AND TO HI
II BE sEEH.
BURNSIDE, Cosa, Dec. Is, 1859.

DR.. Helm5oId: - - =. - ,'e'' :,
Dear sir,-lt is with mich pleasare that write
you npon faess respecting myself. do not know
hardiy now 70 express ryself. have neen Tor the
last ten or twelve yelra the greatest sufferer m an
could be and live; at more soseties thsn others.
The complaint We q the "kidneysN and .bisddsr. >,
Have consulted doctors both In Massachusetts snd
this state, ana saken pills, may say, by de quart
aiso hquofe'i medicines, but found no relief
rom any and got worse the last six months.
l WIS 30 That I could scarcely get about.
1 coui" not rest night or day. It would
soon nave been tan up'' with me If /
nao Aot seen your advertisement in the Berkshire
70 krier headed "Kidneys.'' I read It through,
o I'D thought would try It. Ipurchased bottle,
ONT, mind you, had not much faith in It. Why
should l, when had been trying 30 many things
and cost me 20 much Well, began taking 1t, and
before har taken the first bottle felt bad but
hnished u. and got another. By the time took
nalf OF the second still got worse apparently.
When walked it seemed as II my right kidney
was f.lling from It's place. and felt really bad.
felt so before had finished the second that had
No AIDE up my mind It was no use trying any more {;
and all this time the 'Buchun was doing Its work,
but did not know it, SO gave It up and went to
Hartford, TO one OF the best doctors In the city.
He said 1t was the neck Of the bladder and should
have to undergo an operation. he gave me medi-
cine, and went home quito down-hearted. On
Sunday was unable to 90 to church. had not
taken any Of his medicines, but on my return con-
ttnued using "Buchu,'' and late in the afternoon
of that day passed the uglest stoneor gravel You
saw, covered with little pieces which coll
iected together. II looks the color OF mudtur-
tie, and hard as a flint. 80 you see the ''Buchu"
was doing Its work, although was feeling so
badly. procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others; but since that passed, which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as well
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped and those who have seen 1t in this place
are surprised. This Is a true story OF my case,
and you are welcome to make such ase or my name
you think proper. am pretty well known in
berkshire; also in Connecticut. The advertise
ment saved me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican is a widespread paper.
II any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do so. I could write all day, but I think have
said enough for this time, as remain, ever your
well-wisher, EDWARD L. HOWARD,
Parer-maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct.
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ME- SEINE THREAD AND SEINE
TWTNE-PRICgs STILL .LOWER.-We have
IN store NARSHALL's, STUART'S, TUR-
NER,s and LEVY BROTHERS. SEINE
nupr.D. YAWKING and PATH:NT-LAID
SEINE TWINE at extremely low prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
r., 1918 and l2l5 Main street.
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.gsTApTIJNG ANNOUNCEMENT

nrsTARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT
Tn order to make provisions for Inc coniinh
snr,np trade, have this day marked down my
entire and truly splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS AND MOTIONS
at prodicious low figures. Ihave also anonk in'
s,ock about $5 900 worth of desirable and eS''"A
b1e REMNANTS, which must be sold withon' &c
gard of what they may cost.
Take advantage Of this great ana hoefai
chance, and remember the place and appropriate
name Of a. 1onO
wholesale and Retail Dealer In Cheap
and Desirable Dry Goods and Sot1ons'
- so7 Broad street.
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A paper started in Dayton, Ohio, assum.
Ing the name of The Nineteenth Century,
goes forth in feeble imitation OF Don
QU1xoTrE to prove that woman Is equal to
man. What fool. Do we not know thai
woman is superior to man? Has she not
beaten him In thousands Of battles from the
time OF DILILAH? A defender who de.
mands anything less than superiority for
Inc better part of mankind is no defender
at all, and should be whipped at the tail Of
cart for contemplate impostor.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.


FnIpAY, Feb. 10, 1911
SENATE.
Lieut.. Gov. MARrE In the crair. pPnniist
by Rev. A. e. Dickinson, OF 1iie jap
Church.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
AZ urnsnos. from the Comm.tee iTi
carrts ~ 'Jnstice. reported u bill III leha.
,,on 70 70 SUGGESTIONS. Also. bill TO secure
a a,I for agricultural purposes, VIII
that it do nor pass.
Mir. F1TzrATRrcK. from tne So ~. ana.d
on General Laws, reportcu "iCnoeI n anleau.
ment bill to incorporate se the bi mlt te nre
rant the destruction of cartridges, with a
Recommendation that it do not pass.
Mr.. GR,MsLEY, from the Committee on
Co,,nty. CITY, and Town Organizations, re-
norted a bill amending and resnacting GER
tain sections OF an act prescribing the du'
tics and compensation of county officers.
BILLS, ETC., INTRODUCED.
The following bills, &C., were introduced,
and appropriately referred:
By Mr.. LATHAM: a bill amending section
8 Of chapter lS4 in relation to the 1ees OF
commissioners in chancery.
Bv MIR. TAYLOR, Of Norfolk: a Dill &c
authorize f. w. Jatt to erect n pier-head
on Hampton Bar, in Hampton Roads, o.
the waters of the Commonwealth.
BY Mr.. ROLLER: Petition of citizens O
Warren county asking an extension of time
of the Superintendent of the Poor elect tt
qualify.
By Mr.. TAYLOR, Of Norfolk city: Peti
ton of Samuel Ethridge, ex-sheritf OF Nor
folk county, praying that certain money,
paid by him into the Treasury be REFUNDED
| CASE OF SENATOR LATHRoP.
| Mr.. TAYLOR, Of Loudoun, moved to re
consider the vote by which the report Q
the Committee on Privileges and Election
| in regard to the eligibility Of Senator a. I
LArHRoP, OF the Mecklenburg district e
a seat upon this floor had been adopted.
A lengthy discussion ensued, resultln'
in the defeat of the motion by aYote OF
ayes to 81 nays.
BILL PASSED.
Prescribing the duties of certain town
ship officers.
| RAILROAD MATTERS.
Senate bill to amend the charter OF IN
Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad
came up as the special order. A motion
pass by was lost, and debate ensued, PAL
Eticipated in by Messrs. Penn, WADDELl
HERNpON, and ROLLER.
| Adjourned.
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~CARpETs, CARPETS, CARPETS.
n, ose In want of CARPETS should call and take
lo Ok at our ...
EN- sLIsH BRUSSELS at sl.a per yard;
EXT RA QUALITY THREE-PLY at sl.So;
rveR AIN CARPETS from soc. to Sis:
VENETIAN, HEMP, and LIST CARPETS at
low prices;
RIGS, OIL. CLOTHS, MATS and MATING, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
John CHA RK, JR. s. CO.'S Spool COTTON
ia ackuowleda ed to be the best in 'nse, even oy
those who wer, prejudced In favor of other man
ufacturers. A single spo will CO nvince any one
that It is the BEs'T SPOOL COTTON ever offered
in this market.
ao LEVY BROTHERS.
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The Peace Of France.

The signs are sufficiently indicative to
prove that France has no hope in Red Re-
publcanism. Assuredly she should have
none. But she has been by conspiracy OF
circumstances subjected to a degree to their
wild Scheming. Fortunately, the Germans
have such an interest in the future OF
France that they will be content with moth
ing less than stable Govenment-one
that gives assurance of the payment of IN
demnlty. Therefore France will not be
permitted to 60 into anarchy, as she would
were she left to the visionary and desperate
Red Republicans. They would never pay
anything. This would not be so much to
be regretted so far as concerns the exhorbi-
tant demands of Germany, but the reign OF
anarchy would deprive the Government OF
all chance for recovery from the desolations
OF war. Prussia will none of this. She
must have peace and order in France, or
she can get no indemnity" and that she
must have.
The duration of the armistice is found to
be too limited to accomplish the work of
peace. FAvRE, as our readers know, has
asked for IN extension of time, which is
favored by the English Government. This
we are sure will be granted by Prussia.
The more time the better. Everything that
fayors calmness and delibcration is dam
aging to Red Republicanism.
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ME- WINDOW CURTAINS.

ME- WINDOW CURTAINS.
We are now offering great barg AIMS IN NoI-
T1NGHAM and WORKED LACE CUR
TAINS;
NOTTINGHAM LACEs oY the Earo' at all
prices;
WINDOW SHADES, with fixtures complete;
coRNICEs, and other fixtures for window cur
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
I7se JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S SPOO L
COTTON. fes
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~ BACHELORS HAIR ID 7 e.
rhis sn,endd HAIR DYE is the best In the Worlo
the oniv true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
rnts remedies the Ill effects bad dyes inviso.
rates and, leaves the hair soft and beautiful otaes
or broom. Sold by all druggists and peItumeE F
and properly applied at BATCHELohs WIZ
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, EeW YORK.
te 2-eod1yr
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~ OIL OF VITRIOL!

Y OIL OF VITR1OL!
on OF VITRIOL! OIL OF VlIk1ob'
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore copper
Company have In thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rior article of
q l. OF VITRI OIL,
,v,,cb thev are at all times prepared to ship In
Quantities to suit purchasers. Making its produc-
ton a specially. our prices will be found more
advantageous to buyers than at any other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't
Office, 90 South ST., Baltimore, Md. oeo -eo'us'
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s,,..rruAL ae.rICEs.

2 ~THE NEW 70 R Il n a : - :,
pTTLIER, livery merchant should have on.' ~ =.
49, s.rea cases and covers unbroken. Ora "0
= ais whole and straight. Price, 81.
'''A ''' 800 SIMPSON BROTHER
-, ~. 1As Main street.
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fe lifts

~ HUBS, sPOKEs, AND FELLohs:
r,S.1 sets of each received to-day. Good ana
ri.sy '''' SIMPSON l. BROTHER,
che.p' 1913 Main street.
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REFERS TO

DR.. MACK, Burnside, Conn;
DIR. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass;
DIR. HOLKUM, North Lee, Mass;
DR.. ADAMS, Stockbridge, Macs;
DIR. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn;
DR.. JAQUES, auckland Corners, Conn.,;
DR.. BEARSFORD, Hartford, Conn.
All OF whom treated me for the disease,
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A Canadian paper asserts that the( o gu Oh =
the bridge ut Niagara Falls to Goat s.'an I,a
was so high before 1t was doubled thu r ad
one but wedding parties and other dera ~"
persons ever crossed it,
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AMERICAN TONNAGE "IN THE NoCA-
TIvE."-The tables of the comparative
amount OF British and American tonnage
entering British and American ports since
'5G is very uncomfortable to Americans in
tereSted in the maritime carrying trade. 1t
seems that prior to 1862 the tonnage at the
ports of the British Empire was double the
tonnage Of British vessels entered ut the
ports of the United States but that since
1865 the tonnage OF British vessels entered
at ports OF the United States has been dou-
BILE the tonnage of American vessels entered
at ports of the British empire. This revo-
luton against the United States is attributed
to the introduction of steam and the vigor-
GUS employment OF that motiye-power by
Great Britain.
But there must he something else than
that to produce this result. In our opinion
the interests of this afflicted country in
every way have suffered in consequence OF
the vile bigotry, moral and political, Of
these times, and the devotion of the atten.
tlon of Congress to the hypocritical abor.
ton of reconstruction" and the imposi,
lions Of penalties and burthcns upon i
part of the people Of the Union. Had
Congress directed its attention to the re.
storation OF harmony to the Union and the
establishment by liberal laws of the ell
terprise and prosperity Of the country, tn,
shipping as well as all other interests in tn,
country would be IN a far better condition
than it is. Whether better policies vii
prevail until the present generation of by
pocriteS and knaves die out remains to bt
seen. We hope that Il better condition o
public affairs will arise before that time.
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DEED,

IN rt,dav morning. tte 10th, MAGGIE. yos sged
eas child Of John NJ. and Bette z, sfrothef' Ss
two wears and seven dayc. mtYra fsaturdayl
Her funeral viii take l &c ., tSa residence Of
h Mv Hransfsther, Rm. p. strotfsr. esq. .onv.
Rsitimore and Loudoun papers please oop'
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One Hundred Dollars would be Given for q
Bottle, If Necessary.

One Hundred Dollars would be Given for a
Bottle, If Necessary.
RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. 2 1860.
II. T. Hembold, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir.-I take great pleasure In sending you
certificate In addition to The many you have
ceived from suffering Humanity. I can scarcely
find language sufficiently strong to express my
heartfelt qualification at the wonderful cure your
"Buchu' has effected. For four years have suf
fered beyond description. All my friends with my
self came to the conclusion that my case was incur
able Accident placed your advertisement In my
hands. I commenced taking your "Buchu.' l
followed the directions, and to my utter astonish-
ment, before had taken seven bottles OF your val
liable medlcine-(I would give One Hundred Dol
lars bottle If could not get 1t at any other
price)-I am entirely cured. 1 most earnestly re-
commend 1t to all those suffering from disease. I
have told many persons to take your valuable med
fcine, and they are doing with great success.
Any information my fellow-citizens may require
will lie freely given by the subscriber at his resi-
dence, No. 70 Milton avenue, Railway, New Jer-
sey. II. M. FREEMAN,
& Councilman, Third Ward, city Of Railway.
RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. 2, 1ssa.-We, the under
siuned are well acquainted with H. M. Freeman,
of Railway and know that he has been long
time suffering. IN the worst possible form, for the
past four years, and that he has been entirely
cured BY the use Of "Helmbold's Buchu."
J.W. SAVAGE, ex-Mayor;
FRANK LA BAU President Of Council
WM RICHARDS, Clerk OF Council;
PETER A. BANTA, Councilman;
WI. BROWN, Coun Gilman;
Us. S. MELICK, Councilman;
LEWIS HOFF, Councilman
J.B. STRYKER, Merchant
CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFIcE,l
RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. 5, 1860. !
This will certify that am personally acquaint-
ed with Fl. NJ. Freeman, and am cognizent Of the
facts us set forth in the above statement and the
.everal persons whose signatures are hereunto
attached are al known TO me.
JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor Of Railway, n. j.
HELmBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upward Of eighteen years, prepared by
H.T. HELMBoLD. DRUGGIST,
No. sol BROADWAY, New York, and lo4 s.
TENTH STREET, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price, Sl2s per bottle, or six bottles for $3.50,
delivered to any address.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
None are genuine unless done up In stssl-en.
graved wrapper, with fac ssntle of my Casm,cs,
Warehouse, and signed
HIT. HEInneLD.
las.l
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SOMETHING NEWT LOR'S
HAMS. TAYLOR'S HAMs-vcry small, without
bone. lie OF SHIELDS & CARY.
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,cprguTAn Nss .rrCEs.

-
p BLANKETS, q LANKETs-rht
largest, sess assortsdstocs g nd cheapest BLANK
ara IN .sas ci.y. Prices ass onishtngiy low. But
sew can realize that
oo1oRKD BLANKET. 'eishins over thirteen
Il. mounds, can be pnrehs sed at ss per pair;
BLANKETS weighing ou # ten pounds at ~;
~, ANKETs at 81. Is, %, $3.50. and % pair;
FINE BED BLANKETS all prices.
oR1B and CRADLE BIZ ANKETs,
uooI, BED-sPREADs ,s~rf 4
u91pAL ndMARsEII LES QUILTS. all at very
1870 ,-,cesat LEVY BROTHERS,
sta. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
cr,ARK,s SPOOL coTT ON, on black spools'
ia superior to any other made. Trya single SPOOL
and become convinced Of that fact. res
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nARK STANDARD SYRUPS, in hogs.
~ heads, tierces and barrels, for sale, 10 arrive,
at the manufa cturers price. -|
PALMER, HARTSOOK & CO..
Ra q A gents for Refinery
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GROCERIES, &c.

100 BAGS Java, Laguayra, and Rio COZ.
CARS; IS 6bis. REFINE6 sU na lA and e,
&C.; so cases Pineapple, English Dairy, and Cut,
ting CHEESE; IS nhds. Sides and shoulder BA-
boxes SOAP: CANDLES, LARD, MULAssEs'
RICE, TEAS, HMRRINGS, MACKEREL, &C.;
20 bbls. WHISKY lBumgsrdner, &c.:l 20 cases
GREEN SEAL GHA N PAGaE; FRENCH
BRANDY. APPLE RANDY, SHERRY,
COOKING WINE, RUM. &c.
CHAMBERLAYNE & JONES'
fe 10 ~ 1915 and 1918 Cary street.
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DfHSOLUTIONs n pARTMEps...,,

business heretofore car.
IN ried on by the undersigned. under the arm
name Of serriG, Flash q Co is hereby dissolve
by mutual consent. II will be closed up, snd the
signature In liquidation used by the senior part
ner, who will continue 1t under his own name.
HEEkY SERRILL,
EDWARD FLASH.
RICHMOND, Jan. 81. 1871. ia A-eodT