The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03
r CORDIALLY RECOMMEND the new
Firm of SWORDS Il THAW to my old customers


T CORDIALLY RECOMMEND the new
firm of SWORDS L THAW to my old customers
aud friends.
fei C. HARTwELL.
(yO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
haze this day formed Snder
for the purpose of conducting the Wholesale Groce
ry and Commission Business, i'll all its branches
By promptness and fidelity to the Interests of our
ronage. EDWARD NORtELL.
Late with II W Fry 4 Co,
Late with Harvey Il Armstead,
Warehouse. corner Pearl and Cary streets.
RICHMOND, Feb Ist, is5s. fe l-l2t
O-PARTNERSHIP NOTlCE.-JAS.
~ s. KENT has formed a Co-PARTNERsIIIP,
GlNTER d ALVEY,
for the purpose of conducting a GEN ERAL IMPORT
ING and JoBBING BUSINESS, under the firm and
GINTER, KENT & ALVEY,
streets. LEWIS GINTER.
JAMES S. KENT,
JOHN +. ALVEY.
Richmond, Feb. LIST. 1853. fel-lm
O-PARTNERSHIP.- undersigned
Okave this day formed a Co-partnership under the
pose Of e'ndueting CnMMisSIoN AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS in this city, and will be
pleased their friends and acQuaintances i'm
any branch Of their business.
Office. shockoe Slip Richmond VA Jan, III 1858.
Formerly of Caswell, NO,
n Nj. NORFLEET
jain Formerly Of Caswell. NC.
nISSOLUTION.-Th copartnership of
IL MORTON. ARMSTEAD Co, is this day dis
solved 9F % , ns senior nor WITH
little delay possible. Each partner will Use the
name of the concern, in nidatioD alone
JAS. Nj. ARMSTEaDd
JOSEPH BLANTON.
Richmond, January Isl. 1888. 2-dSsw3m
COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers
" have this day formed copartnersbip under
the style and firm of JOSEPH q JOHN M0RTUN.
for the purpose Of conducting general commission
business 10 all it's branches as successors to NOR
specttuly solicit consignments rom their friends
and the public generally.
Advances made ON Consignments, and Guano fur
'''A'" " '""' JOSEPH T. MORTON,
Ilteof Morton, Armstead Co.
JOHN b. MORTON.
formerly of Maury Il Morton.
Richmond. January LIST. 1858. ia 2-d6sw6m
DISSOLUTION.-T partnership,
~ heretofore existing under the firm and style of
MERCER Il EVANS. Is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent The debts due to or by the concern,
'-' ISAAC J MERCER,
JANUARY lst 1853.
Observation-Disclosures J. MER-
~ GER and JOHN z HILL. have this day formed
partnership. under the name and style of MER-
GER Il HILL, for the purpose of manufacturing
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, of every description.
Orders may be left at the Lumber Yard ot ISAAC
J MERCER h co, South side of the Dock. near
Mayo's Bridge, or at the Factory next above Bax-
allsi Mills ISAAC MERCER,
JOHN p HILL.
JANUARY LIST. 1853. ia l2-im
W., RICHMOND MUSICAL lNSTI.
xslgE TUTE.-T. L. GALLEHER. Principal The
SEI second session of this Institution will CON-
the 18th of February, and close the last week
in June, including term of 10 weeks.
Every facility il afforded in this School for acgur
ing thorough Musical Education.
TERMs-For the Session. per schOlar-Two Lessons
per week Vocal Glass Exercises. (adnlt) $3.50. For
Juvenile Glasses 81 Piano. Organ, Melodeon, each
$40 Violin, Guitar, Flute. &c, $50. Private es IONS
the Voice ST per lesson.
BOARD OF INsTRUCTIoN-Mr I L GALLEHER, Mu-
steal Notation Cultivation OF the Voice, and Piano.
MIR ELl0D0R0 CAMPS. Organ. Melodeon, and Mu-
81 al Composition. Mr. NATHANIEL CARUSl, ri.
auo Mr. C Y RoSEN, Guitar and Flute. Mr.
D0LLINGER, Violin.
Especial attention ia given to the cultivation of the
voice, which is conducted strlGy scientiflc prln-
ciples The theory of the voice, .s1S1tsd to the
sSsS Il S Ssss ss sS :s 10
snn Professor of Music, New iy.d The
basis OF instruction Those who ssg&A r.sislng
this School, will oblige the Prip -ru 1stdp no
tce rs soon as possible, that al = ..-,lx eDts
may be made. For further infOrI cssA sv-ssay 20 L.
L. GALLEHER, at his Music Roc .. IN aroad st.
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