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VIE co-parinershIp heretofore existing be
Il tween the undersigned, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. r. J. Cornelius
thereby becoming the owner Of sll debts and
dues 10 said firm.


T. J. CORNELIUS.


A. J. RICE.
.he books and accounts will still remain i'm
the hands of Mr.. Rice for seiilemqn; and cul-
lection. All persons having unsettled accounts
Will please call at the coontinghouse IF Green
g. Brother r.. 4. CORNELIUS.
Washington. August II. 1874.