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CENTENNIAL PROSPECTS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-To-night an i'm
portan meeting Of tho joint Committees Finance and
the Centennial OF the CITY Councils held ut which
were present the United States Centennial Board Of
Finances and the Citizens Centennial Committee Pc
titons signed by As 100 citizens were read,
aud also the ordinance making an apprOpri-
alton OF $1,000 900 for the Centennial Tho subject
was discussed at length by the member and the
OF the Board OF Finance were obtained No dennite
ton taken. At tho meeting on Thursday evening
appropriation Will be unanimously ordered TO DO
ported and II Will certainly pass tbs Councils and meet
the approval Of the Mayor
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The New Elastic Truss 1888 BrOaiway lately bu, sm,n
whole AID startled tbs meta sPnG
and pad backsIaths with It's rolling thunder
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TIE BALD MOUNTAIN PHENOMENA EXAGGER-
ATED.
TO the Edito, OF The Tribune.
SIR A letter from Asheville, dated March 20,
a..s ~ rcYOr.s lryu p,II .41uI,in -aa 80 Ts-s"-'-
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POstce Notice.-Tbe mails Europe for tbs eni.s
ArUkDAf March rs 1874 Will close a. h onee as oo~s %
TUESDAY . 3 aud IL n q m. WEDNESDAY. q 81
THURSDAY TIlha and % SATURDAY. al m ii N
n
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CUTLERY WORKS BURNED AT NEw-BRITAIN-
LOSS ABOUT i6OO,OOO-THE insurance.

CUTLERY WORKS BURNED AT NEW-BRlTAlN-
LOSS ABOUT t6OO,Ooo-THE ASSURANCES
HARTFORD March 20. - About ~ o'clock
this morning fire was break Of the cupoa
the building OF the EDa Cutlery Works Of the Landers
Frary Clark Company, in ewBritan, 10 miles from
this city. The building 10 acc feet by 49, four stories
hgh with two wings Of Ito by Is feet The NewBntain
Fro Department has only engine reliance being
placed upon the city water-works These failed, owing
10 the small main pipe and the fearful north gale
soon made tho flames uncomfortable. large number
OF girls employed in the upper stories escaped through
the windows with difficulty. Dispatches
Hartford for aid and steam re-enRine arrived Ili7
o'clock: with this the fire prevented from spread
ing although II other buildings In danger from
living brands The works Of the Stanley Rule and Level
Company situated had narrow escape. The build
ing Of the Llnders Frary Clark Company WINS entirely
DESTROYED The loss about 100000 insured for sOOOo
I'm 81 companies Hartford companies lose $4,000 In ell.
Tie rest divided among NowYork and foreign com
NAMES The Landers. Frary Clark Company has a
can Oh $500 ooo and gave employment to 500 hands.
The fire Is believed 10 have been the work Of an in
cendiary.
LATER-rhe loss is variousy estimated at from eosooo
10 t7OOOO The amounts to ti6J,5oo. dstriD'
ued N the foowns s,e 500 fart.
ford $4,000 sloooJ satons 81 900 Pon $1,000
peoples Of IS 900, FAIRFIELD Of so1.ii $4,000 Total
Saehu... comp.p Springfield ofsprnsaoH IS ooo Fs0euil
Hal Boston IS 900 Total, $40 900. 1870
Esr.Yoi CompAnies-Hone $4,000; PheniI 300 Cent.
nens $780, 1sm,n Anee.D 200 cna.os' sS 5S;
asr.a 5000 Nations. 5000 ss'..a 400 sn4 In T.
.; 5000 Lorird S. 900 Irving 5000 star. q 0OO
s1.UI.ri 5000 Hs-Yorl and fO9,sr 900 hanh,s.n
s. ,Sssei s5ooo; Gs%sa. 5000 s.Fn 5000 6,h,H.
- mn Mel RyeI WAtertouhl s. 900 Rtns $1,000 Far
~ 800 Knprs Clty, $1,000 Guardian. o. 500
tE,,m.s. Fasd $500 aslsl $4,000 Re'oae ~ oooi
.nas AZ 400 Commercial, ~ 5OO Bs~ers AID hLstes,
81 Boz IesoG $500 Arcle $4,000 LANAI. $1,000 r'~'
'r.sS.r,s cssp.qssa'aiae' csus.y q ss.s A.asA
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6pefiai Notires


49,. 49, Spring Opening
0fPars Millinery and Chrens Goods BDN8sDAY
THURSDAY Marca 20 and Is X MORRISON, o27 Drotsay
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sounds from the tower the soldiers and people issue
into the square, and the Herald attended by his
trumpeters announces the outlawry Of
Frederick and the approaching marriage
OF Elsa and the Unknown, henceforth
to be styled Protector of Brabant. The familiar
Professional Music here. the long train of
issues from BlSas apartment, and files along
the gallery and around the square toward the church
Orhpd forgetting her feigned humility, attempts to
take precedence of Elsa at the door OF the sacred
building. tsunts her with not knowing her hus-
bands name and accuses the knight of practicing
magic arts The entrance of tho King and Lohengin
with gorgeous retinue and of Frederick, who
to repeat the charge of witchcraft completes the
dramatic ensemble LOhengria dsdans to defend
himself trusting entirely to Elsa's faith and love.
and the procession is resumed. All through this
Act the instrumental colOring is superb beyond all
description, and the choral effects are astonishing
for grace and variety.
Tho third Act has the superb prelude prefgurng
tne wedding music, after which the curtain rises
upon tho bridal chamber and the familiar Nuptial
Cortege' ihe long duet between Elsa and Lohengrin
which follows Is the critical scene Of the opera
and is probably not surpassed in tender feeling and
meodious beauty by anything in all the vast noet;.
cal It. 4. 'ory of Wagners music. Love and
unreasonlng happiness are the burden Of the first
bOIt OUT inc poison which Ortrud
has instod into the mind of Elsa has done its work
The little speck Of trouble. half msgiypa and half
jealousy. grows and grows, and the musical phrase
varies with the changing processes in the womap's
heart until the forbidden question bursts forth. At
that moment Frederick breaks into the ROOM ATTEMPT
lug LOkeagrn's life but the knight Stays him. and
then sadly summons Elsa to go with him to the
Hing and hear his secret disclosed. We are shown
once more the field by the river, where the
Eing and his knights entering with great pomp and
parade TO the strains Of the grand march, encamp on
the eve Of departure for the wars The body Of Fred
'rck is brought in. followed by Elsa and Lohengin
Wo are at loss TO do justice to the sorrowful and
tender music in which Lohentn tells his story, and
explains the penalty attached to the disclosure. For
ho may never more be seen on earth. The Grail
Motive Is here taken up in surprisingly beau
ntI form by the orchestra. while Lohengria de-
afSs As sole@1 plU9s9s W!ygh INDICATE tAp
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DIED.

RIPLEY-At the residence Of her father,
Mr.. Parnet Zook, on Friday evening, yep
Il, 1874, at 10 O'Clock, Of consumption, EVA
wife OF stephen Ripley, In the twenty
eighth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the re-
sIdence OF her father, No. al, Nth street,
near Woods, this afternoon at o'clock
Friends OF the family are invited to attend
MARTIN-Ia great peace, at the Island
u. 4. parsonage, on sabsath, Feoi uary 10,
at p. m. HATTY, daughter OF the Kew. ";
Martin, d. D., aged twenty-five yaars and
ten months.
The funeral services will be held at the
Thomson N. L. Church, on Tuesday, at p
M February 18th.
srROBEL-On Saturday, February Nth
at nine o'clock p. M, CONRAD SThobEL
aged sixty-four years.
Funeral from his late residence on
Market street, above 18th, this (Monday
afternoon, at two o'clock. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
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The several COMMUNICATIONS which
we publish this morning will be found
to be qnite interesting ind we bespeak
for them a perussi. Ote is devoted to
a refutation OF the ides that the pro-
posed formation OF o Jew Diocese OF
the Protestant EpiscI&9al Church Tor
West Virginia has aus.tconnectiou with
the two parties 10 the Slurch, or is dis
tiuctively either a High Church or a
Low Church movemlt. The writer
is thoroughly fsmiliartwilh the subject
Of his communication md makes out 8
very strong case in opposition to the
views expressed BY "CIericus' in this
paper some days ago.
The brief letter, 3 .aed Watch
ing and WAITING" which was
published in the REGISTER
lsst Saturday morning, has ELECTED
three replies. In answer to the COM
plant tina, ministers of religion do not
10 their sermons devote sufficient at
tsulion to the scientific objections to
the accepted system Of theology, one
writer thinks that preachers should not
NEEDLE with scientific questions but
should accept for themselves and teach
to their hearers the doctrines OF the
Bible with unquestiosing faith. Another
cites numerous books to show that
clergymen have not ignored the objec-
tions urged by scientific men, but have
effectually proved by most uuansHera.
Die logic the truths Of revelation.
Another. while admitting that the
preachers Of the present day do not de-
vote as much attention as they might to
phiiosophic theories and Investigations,
eudesyoss himself to chow that no
scientific theory can ignore or disproVe
the existence Of q great First Cause-a
COP. He Offers valuable prizes to any
who can reasonably account for the
phenomena OF nature without presup-
posing the existence OF q Deity who
formed and governs the world.
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them % containing Q revelation
Of Gods will, 10 not Of the church, and
il not presumed 70 be governed by their
teichinRs. We search the scriptures
81 Win for snys example like that
which your cofrsspon dent 60 much ad-
mires. The command given to the
Apostles, was, to 60 forth and preach
the Gospel" OF, In other words, to tell
the world the glad tidings Of Chrisfs
birth, death and triumphant resurrec.
ton. Nor is there any record that
they ever did more than this. There
were learned schools Of philosophy
then as now, and ample opportunity
was afforded the Apostles for disputa :
ton, but they knew too we'll their mis- :
sion. and, initiating the example oil
their divine Master, they studiously
avoided oil contention on outside issues
and they told to the people the simple
story of the cross.
lam inclined to believe that 10 ad.
herring to this policy they were guided
bv more than human wisdom. Angry,
or even earnest contention with the
hot-headed ancient philosophers could
not have advanced, but would have, In
oil probability, greatly retarded the
progress OF Christianity.
Christianity appeals to the heart more
than to the intellect. and when Chris.
selected HIS expounders He did not seek
,ham AMONG the learned doctors,
LAWYERS and philosophers of
the day, but among the
poor and illiterate. Had He intended
that they should spend their time in
disputipg about scientific theories, hs
undoubtedly would have selected mer
better suited by education for the task
Modern mi nisters can find no better ex'
ample for imitation than the poor fish
ermen OF Galilee; and the sooner they
abandon the too prevalent idea tina
they must produce for their hearer'
every Sabbath a learned discourse
abouuding in rhetorical flourishes aGt
invincible logic, the sooner will Hi
name be glorified from the river unt'
the ends of The earth
| Let me say to your correspond
eut that it is an erroneous an
dangerous idea to harbor, tina
the Gospel Gao only be r.
ceived after it has withs,oo'
the test OF abstruse scientific Inquiry
"The poor have the gospel preached t
them" the illiterate were the tirst '(
receive it, and thousands throughou
the world thank God that to be a FOL
lower OF the meek and loSly One
does not require. first, the ability to an
alyze the earth, or to prove to demon
stration the descent OF the hu man rae
from An ape or a pollywog.
| l imagine that it will be dark da.
| in the history OF the church, when tn
pulpit becomes a forum; when we shall
have instead of "Christ, aud Him cru
Cited" Darwin Answered" Spence,
Refuted," or Tom. Paine Annihilated.
May your correspondent be KEEP
watching and Waiting" a long tim
to see such q condition Of AFFAIR."
BAYaRD.
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RADICAL editors and newspaper cor"
respopdents have numerically abused
the Legislature and the Board Of Public
Works for giving the State Printing
contract to Mr.. J. w. GENTRY who, il
was alleged, was merely an employe OF
at most partner Of Mr.. HENRY 8.
WALKER. We now have the authority
OF the Intslligsncer's Charleston corres-
pondent for the assertion that there is
not only 10 partnership, but decided
Goodness between these gentlemen, and
that Mr.. GENTRY intends TO do the
printing himself. Mr.. WALKER having
no connection with the matter what
ever.
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u,n,,h,s Shield and Prot action.

Health is universally admitted TO be the
most desirable of earthly bless ngs, yet it Is
jeoparded as recklessly as II 1t were OF no
value at all. Thousands who are compell-
ed by their occu, atoms and pursuits 10
breath unwholesome air, to expose them.
selves to violent alterations OF heat and
cold, and 10 brave other evils inimlcai 10
health and life, utterly neglect TO iortlly
themselves against the dangers when sur.
round them by proper course OF tonic
treatment. For many years II has been a
nnbiic fact. undenied even by the martinets
OF the medical profession, that Hostelters
Stomach Bitters is the best antidote TO
malaria and the finest acclimsting medi-
cine in existence. In fever and ague dis.
tricts, in tropical aud other regions visited
by epidemics and indeed in oil localities
where the conditions are uufavorable 10
health, this famous vegetable invigorant
and Alternative has been found potentsafe,
guard even to feeble constitutions ana
fragile frames; while as cure for indiSes-
ton. biliouspess and all Kindred COM
plants 1t is confsssedly withouta rival.
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TN THE DISTRICT CONRT OF THE
i United states for the District OF West
Virginia.
In the matter OF R W. Carley, George A.
Welles, r. u. Carley and w. i. Chtss,
partners under the Arm name OF Carley,
wells q Co. bankrupts.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
Notice IL hereby given that petit on has
been filed In said Court by o. lid W. e. Chess,
who was heretofore declared and ad-
judged Bankrupt as one OF the
members OF said Arm by said
court praying that so much OF the order OF
ad Indication In the above case as adtudses
him, said Chess, to be a bankrupt, be set
aside, and that he be allowed TO controvert
that he was a partner in said firm OF Car
ley, Welles q Co., or subject to the Jurisdic.
non OF said court, and That the nth day OF
February, A.. d., lS74, at ii o'clock, q. M, At
the Court House OF Wocd County, in the
city OF Psrkersburg, In said district, tefore
said Court in the time and place assigned
for the hearing of the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons In interest may
appear and show cause, II any they have,
why the prayer OF said petitioner should
not be granted. JASPER Y. MOORE,
janSl Ieb7 Clerk OF said Court.
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"The Ideas or the Age"

Editors OF the Register.
Ibeg leave to dissent moot emptat.
ically from the views advanced by q
writer in Saturdays REGISTER over the
signature OF watching and Waiting
Your correspondent avows that it is
che duty Of the Ministers Of the Church
Of Christ TO boldly combat what are
termed the ideas of the Age" or. as
take it. to occupy the short time OF the
Sabbath usually devoted to preach
ing. in refuting the arguments Of inf
deity. 7,
The Church Of .Cbrist eecepts ~ lie
rule Of faith and practice the Script
t1res Of the Old and New festa-
msnt; be who does not receive
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BOYS WATCHES.

WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF ANOTHER
w choice lot Of those neat little, full
Jewel.d Swiss / ever Watches, fully war
ran ed and guaranteed for time. Just the
thing TOR boys. Call at 1891 Market street,
below Mcclure House, for watches, {. ocks,
Jeweliy, Spectacles, Silverware, &c. Spe-
cal attention given TO the repair o.
Watches, Clocks, &c.
Irbli UXTOBY 4 DUFFIELD.
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The Baltimore and Ohio company is
about to erect exensive csr-building
and repair shops at New Creek and de-
sires to procure for that purpose seven
". five acres Of land in addition to the
fourteen acres now held by the COM
pany. Work will be commenced in the
spriDy,
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tbs Indications are that our troops
on the frontier are likely to vary the
mouo,ouy OF camplile by q regular In
dian campaign under General SHERIDAN
1t isto be hoped that there will be no
repetition Of the tactics pursued by The
General in the Piegsu war.
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NICHOLAS P. TRIsr, who was noted
man thirty years ago by reason OF bis
being employed by the government az
its agent in The negotiation Of the treaty
that ended the Mexican war. died re-
Gently in Alexandria. Va.
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TEE State Grange Ct Patrons o.
Husbaudry in West Virginia held its
annual session in Charleston, Jefferson
county, on Thursday, January 3d.
presided over by Hon. B. N. KITCHEN, Of
Berkeley county, State Master. The
representatives Of tueuty-eight Oranges
were present. We will publish shortly
the resolutions adopted.
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TIE Ghsrleston Courier styles DANIEL
LaMD. Eco. Of this city. General
LANE, q title which is singularly maj
apropos.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
EXCURSION AND CONCERT

1,HE wIFsEL MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
L will give q Concert at Washington,
Pa, on TUESDAY evening, 18th inst.
B. d U. ticket Office. The tain will leave
the depot at 3 o clock, p m, and wilireturn
Immediately after the Concert. All are
cordially invited to join the excursion
whe her II embsrs OF The Institute or not
Subscribers to me Institute admitted to the
Concert on their membership tickets.
febi6.u
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VALE NTiNES,

At WHObEHA LIE AND RETAIL
n Periodicals by the year, at publishers
prices. Diaries ;or 1874. School Books, and
Stationery.
No. liu Market street, Wheeling, w. Va,
| and Water street, Bellaire, Ohio.
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NOTICES..
GOllectOf's Notice.

rf,Hpxls MCCORMICK, JUsTypE OF
III flIo Peace and Real Estae4
Remit and Accounts collected. 40.
q, 1d Sfreet, between Main and Mafk
jsni2h :
TTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District OF west
virginia.
In Them > afR. Carley, George A
" elles, l. y, farley and ". E. Shess
partneTs doing business under the hfm
name OF Carley, Wells q Co., bankrups.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice Ia hereby given that petition has
been filed In said Court, by ". CAREY o t
Parkersburg, In said District, duly declared
and adjudged q bankrupt as member OF
said firm by said Court, under the bankrupt
act OF Congress approved March 2, 1857, Tor
a discharge and certificate thereof nom All
his debts and other claims provable under
said act and by order OF said Court notice
h hereby given that hearing VIII be had
on the said petition on the 18Th day OF rep.
mary, A. D., 1874, before said Court, at the
once OF 0eoIg re b Caldwell, Eco, register
in Bankruptcy, \ o. I2l2 Chapline street, In
the CITY of Wheeling, IN the state OF West
virginia, at 10 o'clock q. M, when and
whei all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons IN interest, may
appear and show cause, II any they have
why the prayer OF the said petition should
Dated this l2th day OF Jan. A. D., 1874.
JASPER Y. MOORE,
tan2i-solw Clerk OF said Court
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers,

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
to the period OF teethingi in children. 1t re-
iieyes the child from pain, cures wind collie
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
fand health to the child, gives rest to the
mother.
Be sure and call for
GMRS. WINSLOW'SS SOOTHING SYRUP.
/ For ssle nv ALI druggists, devb
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FRAU

SUBsCRiEERS TO 1.-THE AMATEUR"
- who handed subscriptions 10 VIM. II.
send receipts TO US, and the Journal and
Chrome VIII be forwarded Immediately
said Parkinson and Bland having returned
rs neither names or money for subscribers
rec sived by them,
THE AMATEUR-the Leading Musical
Monthly; subscription Including choice
of the beautiful Chr mos. "Happy Hours,"
or 'Flower OF the Flock one Dollar per
year. Sample AMATEUR, 10 CT. Address
LEE 4 WALKER,
922 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.
febl6 INV
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Dissolution of Partnership

THE PARTNERSHIP sINEss
i heretofore existing under the firm
name OF schultz q Neuhausen, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, Aug
Neuhausen retiring. The business here
after will be conducted under the firm
name of N rcholas Schultz, he alone being
authorized tn settle all claims due the firm
OF schultz 4 Neuhausem.
SCHULTZ NkUEAUSEN.
WHEELING, Feb. 49, 1874. febl3s
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GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL,

COLUMBIA LODGE NO. II, X. OF p,
~ will give their Second Annual Ball at
Turner Hall, On Friday, February, Goth,
1874, to which they invite their friends and
the public generally. A r. Z. Collar Is 10
febI2.r COMMITTEE.
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GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.

The Lacy meu bers Of the Turner Soclety
give Grand Ma, q lerade Ball,
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY i7th,
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SILVER PLATED CASTORS,

DLATED KNIVES AND FORKS, TEA
and Table 81 oons, House Furnishing
Goods, q,
&c. WINSIiIP Il co.,,
febli 3STwelfIh Street,
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RURRER liam PS,

RUBBER >1AMPS.
WE HAVE COMMENCED THE NAN
w ufac'ure OF superior article OF h ard
Rubber Hand stamp. We are now prepar-
ed to fill all orders, and will warrant all
work, Our clamps are not Of the glue and
molasses order. but are of HARD VULCA.
NIZED RUBBER. Fer many uses they are
indispensable.
w, Va. STENCIL AND SEAL WORKS,
tebl2 No. II sixteenth Street.
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the PEoPLE'sRANK.
FIRST y NATIONAL AZ !YIEIAlI BANK
United States Depository.

A general Banking. EI change and Collsc.
ton business transacted with ndsliiy sn
promptness.
paid thereon.
New Fractional Currency and I. 8. and IL
coin always on hand for the accommods'
tion Of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manuiaotursrs.
Bankers and others solicited.
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MELONS. VESTINGS, &C.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE CO-PARTEERHBIP EXISTING
tween j. +. Mendel and T. c. Dunawa y
Is this day dissolved by mutual con,ent, L.
c. Dunawsy retiring. The business will be
continued byJ. E. Mendel at the old stand.
Parties knowing themselves indebted TO
the old firm Will pleasemake immediate
settlement, J. T.. NENDkLs
i. c. DUNAWAY.
February ], 1874. febl2s.
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DIRECTORS.
JOHN X. BOrSFORD, President,
Jacob Hornbrook, Henry II. Harper,
Geo. W. FranEhelm, John x. Wilson,
Jacob u. Rhodes, George Adams,
John L. Hobhs. VIM. y: smpeon.
ST. A. CHANDLER, Calhier.
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