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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-02-05
THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
OFFERS FOR SALE the following invoice of mer-
W candise, arrived from Boston in the bark nESSEN-
GER BIRD Homer MASTER during the month of Nov 1856:
10 Cases blue coos bales tickng do. brown cotons
25 Bales denims, do brown drngs, blue drills,
Crate yellow nappies 10 tubs 10 brogans,
Gases goat do, do sewed do, 5 do thick boots,
:. GO lasting gaiters hhdS butter, 20 erces hams
75 Ialfbbls crushed and granuated sugar,
10 Gases boiled lnseed oil, 3 bbs do do do,
g pain killer, box beeswax, kegs salt petre,
so Kegs zinc paint, 80 kegs pure White lead,
10 Cooking stoves, doz. StougiltOn's elixir,
Cases assorted chocolate 100 tins water crackers,
20 Tins oysters 80 do butter do 10 do wine do,
80 Doz assorted meats, II do blk pepper,
10 English mustard do ketclup, 90 do oysters,
10 g capers, 5 do pickles, co assorted herbs,
20 peas, II do 10 do meat,
water, 5rio gooseberries, 20 do Holsters,
16 claws 20 do lemon syrup, 15 do brandy peaches,
2 do cherries, % do cherry brandy,
" blackberry do do Boxers bitters 5 do ounces,
10 beef, do do mutton, do boiled do,
II extract lemon, do ncepie meat, 10 do beef soup,
20 I" assorted preserves D do pepper sacuce,
I" cayenne pepper, preserved milk,
i essences, gosse,
mock turtle soup, do ONai do, 10 do asstd. sauces.
carbonate sola do tartar, do horse radish
4 compound aroma, do Spanish olives,
red current jelly, de- rhubarb do strained honey,
10 Kegs pickles, 20 doz. asstd. preserves,
80 Boxes, each Is lbs, Cavenlish tobacco,
% IalfboXes tobacco Ss 10 kegs split peas bales hops,
Case Suana raisins, bbls pepper, case nutnegs,
10 Kegs white beans, 20 kits No mackereI,
10 Boxes Goldfish so do herrngs 10 do chemical olive
Case primes, do Adamantne candles, do table salt,
40 Kegs Carolina rice 10 bs olive OIL 20 doz charcoal irons,
10 Bags shot, doz handled axes
Packages rope inch II, 10 whale lne
so Packages ratn stuff,
10 worm line, houseline and marine,
Coils Russian bolt rope, 210 ash asstd
100 Casks cut nails do zinc do, reels lead pipe,
II Packgs. sheet iron, bales gunny bags,
Bale burlap pockets do drill lbags (0 coffee sugar
bags) all of which merchandise low and upon
favorable terms by
17-ts CHAs BREWER %.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GODFREY RHODES.

Accountant and Agent his services Broker
in bringing books making and collecting
transating and the French and Hawaiian Ian
Office at the store of Mr. Rhodes opposite
Mr.. Monsarrats Auction Room. 4-6m*.
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HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,

HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL.
CORNER OF MERCHANT AND KAAIICMANU STREETS,
Dr. MCKBBN begs intimate that he joined by his
DR. Robert McKbbn of the Royal College of Sur
geOns, London of whom being always in attendance
will afford additional guarantee persons requiring
advice medicine.
He has received of English Drugs Perfumery
&c. of the best quality, with which the establishment will
constantly be supplied which will be sold reasonable
Physicians and Surgeons prescriptions prepared with the
greatest Medicine chests carefully examined and
replenished.
Attendance at the Office from A. NJ till O'Clock P NJ,
week days, and Sundays O'clock A. NJ to IL O'clock
A. NJ. At other times, his residence Union street.
consignment of best London White Paint and Lnseed Oil
26-t
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BUSINESS CARDS.

p. FOLGER,
Ship Chandler General Commission Merchant Queen street
opposite Makee AnhOn's brick block Honolulu, Oahu, 81
REFERENCES:
Messrs. MOORE FOLGER, San Francisco
j. 4 2. MACY, Nantucket.
CHAs. G. & II. COFFIN,
L. II. BARKER & Co., Boston.
" Capt. E. GARDNER, New Bedford.
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FLORENS STAPENHORST,

Agent of Underwriters. All average claims
against the said Underwriters occurring in this
Kingdom, will have to be certified before him. July 1tf
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LANES A. .RURDICK.

cooper Guager bes inform his friends and the public
generally, he has his Cooperng
old stand in the of Mr. H. Rhodes Spirit
and opposite Monsarrats Auction Room respect
fully soicts share of the public patronage All orders
romptly attended to. 13-tf
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HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
JAMES b. MARsHALL Treasurer POst-Oce Buildings,
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13-1y ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
begs notify Merchants Ship owners
Ship masters that he has received the appointment of
AGENT these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
July 1-tf ROBERT c. JANION.
AGENT FOR LLOYD,S
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship and
Shipmasters that he has received the appointment of
AGENT ut these Islands for LLOYD'S LONDON.
July 1-tf ROBERT c. JANION.
THNHE NORTHERN ASSUR RANCE CONIPA-
a Established 1860 For Fire and Life Assurance
home and abroad.
Capital s1,250,76O. Sterling.
The undersigned appointed Sandwich
Islands, ROBERT CHESHIRE JAN1ON.
7-tf at Honolulu
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.

A Gem.
We cut the following exquisite little gem from Blacklcoods
Magazines it occurs in Mr. Buttes Review book
POEMS, by Chas G. Eastman:
Softly
She is lying,
With her lips apart
Softly
She is dying
Of broken heart
Whisper
She is going
To her final rest.
Whisper
Life is growing
Dim within her breast
Gently
She is sleeping
She has breathed her last.
Gently,
While you're weeping,
She to Heaven has past
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HONOLULU FAMILY MARKET,

he undersigned would respectfully inform the Residents and
Ship that they be supplied with the best Beef,
Pork and Mutton, at his establishment nearly opposite the
Bethel at the lowest Families Hotels, and
Boarding Houses be supplied time of day with
the best Sausages, Pork, Sugar Cured HAMS &c. N B..
Shipping supplied with COrned Beef Live Soc and Neget-
bes the shortest notice reasonable terms.
4-tf H. HANLY, Proprietor.
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II. COADY & CO..


Shipping and Commission Merchants, Honolulu,
Messrs. Grinnel Minturn q Co. Wletts Co., New York
Butler, Keith Hill, Boston, Wells Fargo 4 Co., Shaw
Read San Francisco AlsOp Co., Valparaiso G. +. Train
& Co., Melbourne, VIM. Pusau 4 Co.. Hong Kong Barring
Brothers Co., London. Exchange for sale the L.
Honolulu IL
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M. BROWN.

Agent the shipment of Foreign Seamen Office of
Queen and Nuuanu streets, opposite Reynolds wharf,
Honolulu Oahu H. L A share of public patronage
12-5m
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j. WORTH,

Dealer General Merchandise Io Hawaii Ships supplied
with recruits the shortest notice reasonable terms
Bills of exchange wanted July j. 1861
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DANIEL C. WATERMAN.

Commission Merchant and General Shipping Agent Honolulu
Oahu, s. l. Reference, Messrs Morgan, Hathaway & Co..
Macondray Co., San Francisco; Messrs D. r. Green
Co, James B. COngdon Esq & W. G. E. Pope Esq, New
Bedford July l, 1S56-tf
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EsS CARDS.
AGENT FOR, THE

New Orlk Board OF InderWrlIers.
The undersigned notify Merchants Ship Masters
&c. that he has been duly appointed Agent for the
New York Board of Underwriters.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-18

4HB LAST SERMON ON hooPs.-A "wifs and me :.
thsr," writes to the New York Tribune, a mora
prsstical sermon about hoops than we have vet
seen. 1hs question may be considered settled. She
says
Durins the cooking controversy which ha, esoe.
cisl ragged in The Weekly Tribune have kept ii en-
and sroed all that could from you ind the various
dividuas who have contributed their view and ex.
perences to that mportant subject But in the Trib
une Fet. 81 ssbject of equal importance IL men.
toned IN q manner not to be patiently borne by wo-
manly nature allude to hoops" You do not ike
them; very well. you Go not wear them, l suppose
consequently you know nothing of their convenience
Ii tel you that hoop-ssivt relieves the hips and
body of tbs arsr of load which would be necss.
sAry In Its absence. you will say, Y hy necessary
either with without hoops! In reply l woufd
AK you how would you se the stree tt of New
York City oraemsnted with women in pantsloops?
And do ytu not think tina. they (psntaoons If
coursel Foult bs eui 80 becoming drspery hich
shows the ftuEs with every movement Nc yo.
msn Ventufes uness compelled by necessity into
the street when the WIND blo@s if seant draosry he
tho Ieisni fasiI.on no true man would mak g re.
marks abort the flying its. but there are plenty
OF roiseTabie wts,chss who would and but few high
mioded VIZ neD asvs Independence enough to brave
the jsen OF sucn Gestures A person can walk with
much greater ease with hoop even il The same
amount OF cloLas BE- wern; there 10 buoyapcy in
the hal!oon-ike ructure which 10 great relief to
eli who are unto ttucate enough to wear skirts You
say thst he Empress Eugene, for purposes of her
orn," hr:t atstt.d tbs, to you "terribie fashion,
Pray, do let the Empress Eugenies and YOUR VITA.
fyou have one aad ycur mel, boris and -
purpose alone II women are foolish enough to %.
married, do please let their dress alone fthsy con-
trive to appear In publ c one fourth of a war az
time, do let them do
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ITO THE CITY TKADE.--We are re.
ceivins, per Helen r. Cooper, from Liverpool
direct and are now opening the following choice
styles of Goods, viz:
Srilliantes white and printed
Super black and white and black and grey Prints
p ain black Prints, finest imported
Checked Musins full assortment
Tape and Satin striped do
Victoria Lawns; Cordeet.o skirtiug
Bonnet Cord; Linen Duck Drills
Jaconet Musins; Cambria do, &c.
And by other recent arrivals we have in store, of
our own i'm portation- RS -. p 4-.--r '.-e
swiss Mulis; Victoria Innings
Farmers Drills
Cotton Hose, in great variety
Fancy Embroidered Musins
Splendid new sly 10 Ginghsms d..
Elegant Brosade Muslins
Mohsir Mixtures and De Bsges
Silk aud Cotton Gloves in variety
Piate and Fancy Prints, &c.-----
Which we oifbr to the trade ct smeI advance
NH 5 KENT. PAINE CO.
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CASE FOR RLFLECTroN-Mr Connolly left AL.
bany and went to California iu 1s4o Mrs Con.
nsiiy soon after heard of his death, and yielding
day or two since Mr.. Connolly came to town
and found the lady taking tea with husband No Q;
asked explanation; got it, asked for his wife; was
told that be could have her, if he would take her
three children too. Mr.. Connolly won't do taat;
out Offers to pay for his wifss board the past four
years. at $3.50 per week. Husband No. 2 hasn't
decided yet whether to do 1t" or not.
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WESTERN FORTS ABAHDoNED.-Tbe govern.
ment has given orders 10 abandon Fort Pierre ar
Fort Lookout on the Missouri river. The troops
It is presumed, wiz be transformed to Fort Ran
dali and from that point all the operations of the
army on the Plains will hereafter be directed
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WATCHES AND JEWELHY,

"a WATCHE9 AMI - d W hAh1s
= HIT ,EM AGAIN.
H3 have been on the Square in Rishmond's
kfS old town, e
Have made observations, and noted them down; ois
fhe music I've heard from Smifh's Armory band,
And thought like the rest, IL exeeedingly grand.
But whenever visit the Square, far ornsM
Nv mird 10 delighted a veil 80 my ear,
10 think of the thousands in dressea all new.
To hear some pronounce thu word BAR THO-LO.
- MEW."aaa.E s-et tstlITT1f2- =
My watch will not tell the hour or minutes of day.
Az strofiins and struggling they bend forth their
way, ~
On Main snd Eleventh they take slight view,
And walk into the store Of BAR-THO.LO-MEW.
Ny watch needs repairing, no time will 1t keep,
Either walking or riding, or while Pm asleep
Yet Sill I'll not give thse. though old, for one ew
And III get thee repaired by BARTHOLOMEW.
Nought else does he do, but from all asks SHARE
Clocss. Watches and Jewslry he does but repair;
here's happy New Year to my friends and the rest,
He out rivals NO one, but equals the best ~
W J. BARTHOLOMEW.
Corner Main and llth SITS Richmond,
Watch snd Clock Maker, b.
jas Over 20 years in 1oudon and America
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IA SINGULAR MARRIAGE.-A Mr. Russele. aged
about 20 years, married few days since, a Miss
the most of her time unable to be out of bed-bot5
are inmates of the poor house of this District Sba
shows her respect for old age, while he evnces his
regard for decrepd youth-A55euille Is. C3 Ban
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BLISS YOUR lNNocEscE."-A rogue asked;
charity on pretence of being dumb. A Iadv hav-
ipg ssked him. with equal simplicity aud huns uity.
nov long be had been dumb. he was thrown Cd
nis guard. and answered. "from birth" .Poor
sehow, said the lady, and gave him . dollar
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FLORIDA BONDS Mr.. George Peabody, the
London banker was to visit Savannah from Char
iestoa The Republican says one object Of his visit
South IL 70 see after his interest in certain Florida
state bonds, payment on which has been refused
by the authorities of that State
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A CoNvERr.-E. z. g. Judson, known "a mad
Buniiine,' has been converted and reformed bv
spirituaiismf spiritual paper, giving an account
of the conversion, says: 'He was brought 10 bIs
knees, and melted like child.
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posirfoN IN SLssPIsG.-It IL better to 60 TO sleep
on tn, right SIDE for then the stomach 10 very much
In this position OF q bottle turned upside down, and
tbs contents aided In passing out by gravitation
IN one eoes to sleep the left side the operation of
emptyins tbs stomach of its contents ID more like
drawing water from we'll After going to eep, lot
the body take Its own position. IL you sleep on
your back especially soon afser hearty meal, the
weight Of this digestive organs and that Of the food
resting on the great vein of the bodv near the back
bone conpre It, and arrests the flow Of the blood
more or less If the arrest 10 partial. the sleep il
disturbed, and there are IN pleasant dreams If the
meal has been recent or hearty, ths is more
dscieed aud the various sensations such falling
over precipics, or the pursuit of a wild beast or
other impendins danger and the desperate effort to
get rid of It. aud sends on the stegnatoe
blood, and we wske in fright trembling, or per.
spirston feeling of exhsu stion according to the
degree of ssgns ion and the length and strength of
the Effort made to escspe the danger.
But when We are not able to escape the danger
when we do fall over the precipice when the tum-
bling building brushes US, what then2 That is
death! That is the death Of those of whom it ia
said. when found feless In their bed in the morn
ing That they were we'll as they ever were
the day before aud often 1t IL added and ate
cause of death to those who have gone to bed to
wake no more, we give merely as a private opin.
Ion. The possibility Of Its truth is enough to deter
any rational man from . late and hearty meal
This we do know, with certainty that waking up
In the night with painful diarrb9a, cholera or
bilious collie, ending In death In very short time,
is properly traceable to late large meal. The
truly wise will take the safe side. For persons
who eat three times day, 1t is amply sufficient to
make the last meal of cold bread and butter and a
cup of some warm drink. No one can stsrye on H.
while q perseverance, In the habit soon begets a
vigorous appetite for breakfast, 30 promising oil
. day Of comfort -HalEs Joarnalo Of Health.
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Sra WALTER ScoTT AND THE AMERICAN Az.
rHoRgss.-"One morning." said scott II opened
huge lump Of G dispatch, wi h 1ut locking to know
how It was addressed never doubting that it had
travelled under some omnipotsnt faak, like the
frst lord of edmiralty's when 10 and behold, tbs
contsn.s proved to be manuscript play, by young
lady cf New York, who kindly requested him to
read and correct 1t, equip it with prologue, pro-
of Drury Lana. and make Murray or Constable bleed
haadsomely FIR the copyright; ard inspecting the
cover. found that had been charged five pounds
odd for the postage. This bad enough; but tn re
was no help, so l groaued and submitted A fort
night after, another packet OF formidable bulk
arrived, and was absent enough to break its seal
too, without examination. Cohesive nv horror
when ont jumped the same identical tragedy of the
Cherokee Lovers' with second epstle from the au
thoress, stating that the winds had been bost err
Gus, sha feared the vessel entrusted with hsr for
m or communication might have foundered and there
fare judged 1t prudent t. forward duplicate
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CLOTHING ksTABLIsHmkNTs.

CLOTHING Observation-Disclosures.
HOME AGAIN...The subscriber Ii
~ again back ct his old stand, corner of Main
VA and 18th streets with q now house. new and
1 freah stock Of Goods and Is now prepared to
oher greater Inducements to his old patrons aud
friends, and the public generally than he has ever
done. Those In want of something really nice and
desirable In the way of Clothing for the Christmas
Holidays, would do we'll to give him call.
~ =. B. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
de 19 No. 12n corner Main and 18th sta.
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MIL byRNT.-The J Jacksonville Gala Republi.
can seys tho Touring milla of Mr.. E G Morris. on
1 S Vseee. In that county, were destroyed by
m.,ss :. :. cays ago. Losain mills and grain esti.
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m sPHINIa HTOIK. FOR 1857.
0rHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAR
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT.
~ rfefss - Main Street


BinfCrd, ItcklnbOn q We16iSeI, I
Have now In store and rsaayfor sale. ct wholesale or
retail one OF the largest and most complets stocks Of
Hats Caps and Straw Goods ever offered u THE
market which have bsen selected with great esrs
from the LARGEST au1 most extensive msnufsctortes.
especially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
assoc trade. .,----.-.- ~
The attention of merchants and others, y most re-
spscIfuIy called to he above splendid stock, which
comprises every style suited 20 tho Spring trade
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0sfAH1Ntx8Hffs, 90.
nis5ILvTiOF 81 C9effGTNSEsHIf.
~ -. Cs.fs.iasnkrh srslSN saiSilf lsswSSl
tbs undsrueneA us14fths Urn Dig T. 6NITaER
TAoss having claims against III. eoscsfa, vim prs.
ssut them toJOHN b. eMiTHER fde pay lnsnt; sad
thocs i1debted respectfully Invited 70 esl and
sasiarissS to wind sp The business. a' 80
Feb. %, 1857. Z. q. shITHEk.
Z JOHN u. eMfTBEK will continue tbs DRY
GOODS 5usinsss In the house lately occupied ~ J.
L. 6mfther Bro aud begs to tender his most Erate-
fnt acknowledgements to his friends ana tbs pubhs for
avery liberal patrosag, accorded 70 the lste firm,
and espectfully soioits for himself connusase OF
the entire who
to him their fsvors 80 SOS
nIssyLyTiON.:.1se llrm q BvWnMs
ton ON the frss day of January last, and has sinee
been conducted under the same style has beea die.
solved By mutual consent, .. Of thst date
10 - y 80 Al BOWERS.
rssS c Cha s CARTER.
Feb. 20. 1857.
ASA SNYDEn viii continue the msuufscture Of
Stoves. DO, at the former works Of bowars Snyder
Carter, and solicita continuance Of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended.
and puttingup Iron Fronts; House and Railing Cast
ings and sill kinds of Architectural Iron Work, and
connected with his branch of the business, which
will be conducted at the foundry formerly occupied
by J F. L. L. Barnes, corner Of Cary and 9Th IL.
fs 20 dim
~ have entered into eopartnership under the style
and firm OF nEEsEE h PAIR, for the purpose of
manufacturing Stone Ware, and have taken the
bouse at the of 18th and Cary streets, where
they will keep always on hand sssortmsns of the
' ''' '' '' 4'A = THOMAS KEEsEE,
fe 1s-im DAVID FAIR IS
SPkCIAL NvTIC k.'--The firm of Ago
y ANDERSON 4 CO: having been dissolved BY
the death Of AVG AEDEnsoN the su1vyias Psss-
hs s,. formed nsw co.psrt anS with cHAs f.
ANDERSON, under the name of ANDERSON,
GREEN Z HAYES. TO carry on the Wholesale
No. lol Main street, formerly occupied BY Aug An.
derson Co where they will be pleased 70 see the
customers of the late firm.
|o.,+,t.. 80 JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAs. e. ANDERSON.
February 1st, 1887.
the late firm Of Aug. Anderson & Co, will wind up
the business sf that fran without further delay and
will be obliged to all those inaebted 70 them 20 make
JNO. A. HALVES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm OF
ia 2-Sm Aug. Anderson Co.
COspAEHN En- SHIP No A1CE.
ETf 49, The subscribers having associated them
ESz@sGselves under the style of g L MILES
co for tina purpose Of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business now prepared to
furnish the public with CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs,
&C. Of every description at the shortest notice and
reduced prices HAVING procured the services of su.
peror workmen, confidently warrant all
work turned out of our establishment, and respect
fully eolicit share of the public patronage. Our
fsctory ia situated Virginia street, the Dan
vile Depot Repository, 18th street. between Main
and Gary. .-t-a' % MILES, FL
- THOS. g. THORNTON,
-.J JOHN PRITCHARD.
S-REPAIRlN0 done with neatness and dis
patch. .sre February lst, 1857
f, 5-d&w6m
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NOAH WALKNR d CO.,
WHnT EaATE Ann y EsN

NVAH "A GU.
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIER6, No IS Main IT.,
(Hrsnsh of the Baltimore House )-Moa respectfully
ask the sttention Of the citizens Of Richmond and lie
vicinity TO the stock Of Ready-Made Clothing which
they are just opening rr
Possessing superior facilities for proeuripg and
making up the greatest variety OF Domestic and For
eign Cloths Casnmeres and Vestings, they are ens.
bled to offer unusual Inducements sustoLaers who
are most respectfully solicited to q c"ittF
fore purshssinx. -----,--