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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNIR6HIP-T7e
undersigned have this day formed eovsrsner.
snip under the style Of JAMue DUNLAP co. or
the purpose Of manufacturing barrels o the city q
kachm0nd. The businese viii BE- conducted by NJ
WlsfoN. who h fully authorised . 80 ~
name Of he firm 06OR0I IL0IN.
Camden. 3 O. July I. lsss.
the business heretofore conducted by
Il B LATROB1, Agent Of Richnond Barrel Mas
mcturing Company, Will BE- continued by TIE 49,.
JAMES DUNLAP 3 @.
y..x Corner Of Byrd end HtA 4reels.
nISSOLuTlON Or CO-PAR TNHR-
SHIp:.The copertnership hsrstosbss existing
between MYERS JAhNKE y this day diasoivS1
~ limitation. 9. a. Myers alons = a1therisod q
close the business OF the concsfn. 1hns thsss(oee
indebted TO y. will make payment to Hin; Skese
having cIaims against Il VII prssent then b Hin
The businsss VIII hereafter BE- eoa6ue1ed by 3. a.
Myers on his own account and he RESPECTFULLY bees
continuance Of public patronage that kas q lfSe-
rally been bestowed on the late concern. 100 /.
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- RICHMOND. vA.-Ths ninth session Of The In
stitnti0n viii Commences on the first MONDAY In
October next. go
FOR catalogues, giving information - = termaa
isf 81 patrons 70 which especial ettenton q called
sy y. yxSdt,nkhO Ese9t Pnncipsl.
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q P. BURHUSS' SCHOOL, Mayo st
VI The fifteenth session of this School In the
Basement Rooms Of the Universalist Church, viii
commence on the Goth September.
Mr.. LARkIN WILLIS. who is q graduate In So
versl Schools Of the University, and is very highly
recommended by Professors Bledsoe. Maupin, Har.
rison, and others has been re-engaged Assistant
Professor EMION will instruct in French, and Mr.
CALYO in Drawing.
TERMS &c, as heretofore,
For further particulars. apply after the 10th Sep
tember. at the Richmond House, to
al lS-6ws q BURRUS9
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By James N. Taylor d Son.
TTOUHE AND lot ON LEIGH ANT

V1WeS M IxyI0E o COus
HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH AND
A 2lrn STREETS, UNION HILL, FOR BALn
BY AUOT1ON.-The subscriber, Intending 70 de-
cline housekeeping, will sel, upon the preui<<s. on
MONDAY, the 9Th Of September. commencing 1t .
(Uni0n Hill)
The House has 9 rooms. we'll arranged and conve-
niept. together with kitchen, &C.. upon che pre-
misses.
The Lot fronts on Leigh street IS feet, and runs
back 265 feet TO alley. The property Il we'll loca
hood Of the Methedist and Baptist Churches.
TEaMs: One-fourth cash. the balance ct g. " and
IS months for notes with added End secured
by trust deed WIN SALMON.
Jas M TAYLOR I EoN. Aucts. auN
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THE CHlsWICK SCHOOL.
CLASSICAL ana English.
~ xIxxs VEST or RICHMOND.
The nexs session Of this rcheoi Vim commence On
nasust. with an inisrnissioa a oos n nsstS &
Tuition. iof the scholastic ysar, fron s,e % go
eccordtn9 70 trade. - -
w.ahns siio Per mcstS psysSs hsf -
Those who wish 70 place tkslr sons Or 1srds 81.
Der ~ cars and inssruction win pleas make early
!. -, :. e 90 sx s'Ts :. 4. !.
MRS. POYTHRESy SCHOOL viii open
so s.,h IA s on Aarshs s:s
MFRS. Oh. MUNFORDS 0CHOOT-
IVA The third term q this school vilibssir a q.
icy Of October. and end on the LIST Of July next.
according TO their acquirements.
school room corner Of 5lh and Canal sts.
RICHMOND MALE ACADEMY. "A
- SkLECT CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL ana
ANeLlsH sCHOOLJ FRAsKLIN 6rRxHf, ABOVE 7fa.
n. n. l.. TIGHT, a. NJ, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session win open on MON
"a, DAi the 9th OF September. Terms. &c same e
The advantages Of sHIscr SCHOOL are obvioua to
the mind Of every rejecting parent and such this 4
designed to be in the strctest sense Of the word In
Wsi 81 q me senior vs entering College =
cs.. sr Sssnns snsT e
admitted who are prepared to enter ciases airssds
,ormed. The course Of instruction is thorough and
ass sss e.
ants engaged FOR further paTtcuIars ABBY 1S1
aner the 18th OF september ct the SchooLheuse.
a.-zm
II vices as a Teacher Of Modern Ianrpae. s1i n
and Mar.hall streets. al zi-2ws
TVHE FyRRcTsro IN Np arn Dr,c
= CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALs SCHOOL
will be resumed Monday. Oct 4th, corner Clay and
TERMS:
English Latin and M.thaust;.. aso "a
Greek. ELECTROMAGNETIC N y"
of o Be; had az
e. the assistant in nsthsmstics At the Virginia H
&C. By Master II AIs o 10 q
hshest cIarsntsp rom ha nm ,testmonias Of the
nr,sn1 v
Faculty of the sta asss M;;ias,x .,n..,.u
%Sg gsrs ri fb msisr p, Jno IN RsstNp a,sttaD
mock and Ds las Rot n He 0d h saer CAPT Dim.
an z.-m
IT 8. SQOIHE'S
IL. SELECT CLASSICAL AMI rxo,,s, s,,oo,
Coyner ~ Mar snd ~, ar ND aNglISH SCHOOL,
The iath Session. viii C aYs s.lee hichmond va
9th of Ssntember 1919 "1o''oo on moNDAx the
TEp No. aa.s;'.- ho,e
Junior English 90
latin latin; Greek and Higher Ma,he%ss ss:::~. g g
DRAWING by Jobn t,aivo 90 ~ ~,
psr.nn y;sh;n, a. @ tn ~ W
onenno Of sha .assin IN Voc G.. "e m h 9Sle inc
fbrong6 post 6tFea ;v; rm ~ " - sauressins
nointmept Oso' e''"s ''ai0 ""u Pee ss s ~ up
T N0-. ao Eo-ozm
~ p, BURMESE SCHOOL. Mavo ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

| INlON FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN
~ STlTUTE. (Richmond Hill.)-The 2nd annual
Session will commence ON the 10Th September, and
continue ten months The Boarding Department
viii be under the direction of Mr. Thos W. Graves
and his lady, Gate of Charles City County, whose
attention and experience feel assured will be en-
tireIy satisfactory.
Rev. ROBERT II. sTUBBs. President, Natural
Sciences and Mathematics
Mr.. GEORGE W. ARMTsTEAD,g graduate of r NJ
College. Ancient Languages. Mental and Moral
scieEce. Refers to Faculty X. NJ. College,
Mr.. I. A. NEWAISER, Professor Instrumental
Music.
Miss CLARA E. DRAKE, graduate OF Bucking.
ham Female Institute, French Language and Assis
Jant in Music.
Miss HARRIET COUPLING, Gate teacher in Pc.
tersburg Female Coliege,) Highsr English BRANCHES
and preparatory Department, assisted by the Presi
dent, by his special care to all the CLASSES.
Competent Professors will be provided for clasfes
IN German, Italian, Painting Drawing and other
Ornamental branches.
FEEs-For half session of five months, pay able in
advance: Board, $s; Tuition, ia Primary English
Branches. $40 Higher English. $I5; Ancient and
Modern Languages, each s.; Music, $50; Use of In
strument. 80; Ornamental Branches. each SEQ
For further particulars, see circulars, address
the President, or A. u. sTUBBS,
Coz. Secfry D. +. G. /.
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TT R BASS ENGLISH AND CLAS-
l. SICAL SCH0OL-The sth session of my
chosl will commence on the I'd MONDAY, In Sop
TENDER, at my resid, nee, on FraI Kiln and 9TH
streets, below Laidley 4 Robinson's Apothecary.-
The tuition payable quarterly a. usual.
For the Classical Department. SO 90
For the English do .....-.....,..-....... 50 90
P6-Persons desiring 10 enter scholars will please
call on a. my residence. Il BASS.
an 5-dim*
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next ses-
~ sion Of this School will commence on the lat of
October next. This Scoool has existed upwards of
forty years, has always been literally patronizod
and as 1t has never deserved patronage at any pre.
sious time more than at the present. the Subscribers
hope for its coutipuaEce.
Terms rs heretofore For board tuition bedding
and washing, $40 per year, pay able quarterly, in
advance. TIL FOX,
TIL II FOX, JR.
Address junction o, Hanover"
an 1s-2awtlst0
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Cor.
au 23-2aw4w Tues and Fri if

THE EXERCISES of Mrs and Mis-
L CARRINGTON'S School, on Broad, between
Ath.and 18th sts will re-ccmmence on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMREk next.
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MRS. PELLETS eCHOOL.--Ths next
1N1 ssfcn Will commence on MONDAY, Dot. ~,
ard contnue nsns mnnths 4 claas Of DuptIa under
~ yoaFs ~ age. VII BE- received.
ryeOeb Ieack6r, M. lMy0N.
Jor furtheg inlhrnnft0n, and the terms. apply =
hse psni6eaee, q 1sced street. betwesn ei9sh end
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1 WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the lat
day q October and close on tbs lat Of July.
FERNS FIR Board, entire Session ........ sam 90
Primary Branches, do da....... 81 90
Higher English. Branches...... - 90
Languages, each. ..::-...-....... 70 %
Music and ORA wing, PrCfassor's keee.
AIT other essential information will be conveyed
Through circulars. which can be obtained on aDplf
catidh to Miss TAZEWxLL. Grace street. hetween
7th and 8th. ~ 36-Jm
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r w. ROSTERS SCHOOL F0A YOUNG
LADIES viii reopen on MONDAY. 9Th octo.:
ber ct the same place and % Ne sAme plan ans
IL ~ cisss 81 M. Pethsrbridge's School will
not il any way intsrisre VIII NJ. ~ neoss q ~
School. " ~ A0-1@-
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Dy THOMAS W. Keeeee,
(Omcs corner Of 18th and Cary strssts..l
u HORSES AND BUGGY AND
&S Harmless FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold ON SATURDAY morning Sent. an
commencing ct 10 O'Clock. ct the hoTse auction Ia
rear the CENTRAL Railroad Depot several 6edde and
Trustee. THO4 " 'REHSrH
~ 49,.
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1VAI UABLE FARM IN GOOCHLAND

n M ~ vn nALs -, AZ rnS naHSI ~
TENDER Is. commencing at IL O'Clock. NJ, valuable
Farm in the county Of 0oochlanda ~ miles from
adjoining the laudsof Thos Dsane, Bennett Clarke
aud othelg The Farm contajns 4z9H acrss, one-haif
Of which cleared and In ne state Of cultivation:
the otheris haorily tiwbered. The nefghberhood h
good and red |kabIy healthy. The improvements
consist ofa comfortable dwelling. kitchen. negro
cabins barns stable &c.. together with an orchard
and : supply Of wstsr on the prsmises.
Mr.. John B. Carter living on the place. VII sA0U
the land 20 any one Wishing 10 view the sans. Ths
purchaser can have the privilege 81 seeding crOp
Of wheat this fall and possesson the LIT Of Japua
~ NEXT
TxRMs-One fourth cash; the balance 6, n and Is
months for noess With interest aided and secured
By trust deed. JAS II TAYLOR SON.
au l6-MWkRtlstStdtds Auctt0oeeFs.
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Modern Languages, eaeh.....-.......... 30 d
The Principal has had an experience AS instructor
as the assistant in mathematics at the Virginia Mn
ltary Institute He u aided In the departmente Of
uniyersity who brings with him testimonials Of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES
Faculty Of the State Militia, Institute Tax;ro.
ton. w; Messrs Jno NJ Patton, Grsftan- q Z
Myers, Thos h Price and Geo d Fisher Cant q Dim
au 25-2m - ~AAAoAo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
A CHARLOTTEsvILLE. VA.
and ends the last Of june toiowins No recess
cept week ut Christmas and reciIatons regularly
on Saturday.
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS FOR COLLEGIATE
DEPARTMENT.
john HART, NJ A.-Principal and Instructor in
CRAWFORD II TAY. A-AaturAl Science History
VIZ BRoSAueH. NJ A-Ancient Languages, Mo-
dern Languages
BAKER THOMPSON NJ A-Ancieat and Modern
Languages. English LaBguag and Composition.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Mr. EDMUNp TAYLoR-Mrs EMILY CRUDE.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC,
Mr. VINCENT CZURDA.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs EMILY GRUBB.
The gentlemen named above as in the Collegiate
Department are all Virginians and Masters of Arts
Of the University of Virginia. They will also teach
Glasses in the Preparatory. Department.
IXPESSES FOR WHOLE SESSION
Board and full course of study in the Collie
gate Department as most students can
Jake, WitnOut 90
Dltto ditto, with music. Zs4 90
Board and tuition in Preparatory Depart.
ment. without music. 200 90
Dtto ditto with music............ 254 w
Painting, Drawing, &c, at usual rates.
NoTk.-Youpg Ladies' boarding at the Institute
.ott not be permitted to make accounts at stores
Parents are expected. then. send Ito them or the
to buy on credit
Any information a. to subjects taught, mode OF
instruction. DC, be obtained by application to
the Principal at Charlottesville. an H-2taw4w
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! return my sino.rv thsnks - ny fsispds anx the
slowed on Ne Tor the las1 two yenre ~ - SSnnv
70 INFORM then that the. Dsw IGUpGlseor. r.. 6M.
an 3l-1mf IGA An n vvY0ua ~
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MISSES KINGS SCHOOL. 0oRNRS
lv1 or BROAD AND MAyo aTpSrrs - ~
twelfth scion Of thta school viii con,t nee - ~
sss cay q ss and cIose en- tie Isl 81 JUN
Be Taught BY ar MkNDKioW. : re.sss VII
se II, Reputation md experience. Mr Mon SSS
VII, vii nave cnstge q the French. Mr. NWWWiaSS
pArtment. W tne 4usic De-
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Will recommsncs my NIGHT SAILS
= g. 1Hn tzAurs1ey1 Hyhu1NQ. eu6n1asla6
9 rs scsseG ne aatsut.oa q o. 20 6Ia3le
sLkY. e; NJ Good fs direct ffo1 - - :
s1rsm - ssu b 80 yisAcas fss.!ys, IS Z I.
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Dyk =. CssE 9 O. {
WINDOW Glass. nArrS rrou0nn.
x g a. -. sss
ioan %eass. vsriuua tsasds ~
- Do o. gallon 014mJw9
- e half d. ~ - q
s, I''sssA. 4. = n ooex t@
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July /, isss.-jyI-ts
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BEAUMONT FEMALE 8 c HOOL.
NEAR 00RD0NsvILLE, VA Girls NAV here
acquire good education solid and ornamental nj
40 entire cost per session Of 10 months. (ncIudino
tendance varying from sl40 10 S2i5. sccordng ~
the studics pursued. The location II healthy and
Quoting this schooi bya Virginia Lady Of hisb rs-
putasion ~ = teacher. The exefcfses On thir
School will commence on MONDAY 9Th OF septsns
address S'~e'"as'
an 2s-TuAF2w Gorlonsxiiie y.
MRS. PHILIP MAYO'S SCHOOL will
-. De Teorensd on MONDAY. the 10th of Sen
oy MT Thomas Brocksnbrough. on Clay. between I'd
for further particulars, enquire Of MIS-. MAYO.
at the Richmond House.
au &-2aw4wAtlaw4ws
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8 The London correspondent ofthe Panama Sta ,
under date OF Jan. 1, says: The last mail fro i
India brings the news that Lucknow has been e6ec
ualiy relieved by Sir Colin Campbell; the ladies ar |
children, the sick and wounded are in safety 4.
Cawnpore. and though the number Of rebels in Quo,
Is very large, yet the continuous stream of Europed =
troops then pouring into India, rendered the fin I |
suppression of the rebellion not only in Dude, bss
throughout the whole of the disturbed district
merely a question Of time. and that of no distant dat :.
Lord Palmersson has made the important announc =
ment to the Fast India Company, that upon the ~
assembling Of Parliament, it is his intention to intri-
duce a bill for abolishing the double system Of Co.
eminent, and transferring tie government of Ind
direct to the Queen and Parliament. 1t is intende
that there shall DE a Minister for India, assis
ed by a Board of experienced men, similar IN
constitution. to the Board of Admiralty-the head . ,
the Board being, of course, responsible to Parliameni.
The announcement Of this great change has improve
the price of East Indian Railway and other stocks, 81
it is hoped the internal resources of India will hn
more rapidly developed in future. Trade in tn,
Fast will also be stimulated by the cessation Of IT,,
disturbances, and the improved management undo 9
the new regime. Ultimately, the rebellion will tuI
out one of the best things that could have happene
both fr India and this country.
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planned cf came clearly within the 9th section Of the
statute.-N B::Msreury.

planned cf came clearly within the 9th section NJ IN.
statute.-M: b. Mercury.
Earepc.
The official programme Of the ceremonies to be oh.
served on the marriage Of the Princess ROYAL. An.
pears in the Court Circular. The Wedding was A
6nitely fixed for January %.
The LEvrATHAS--The process of working down To-.
ward tne water was to have been formally commenced
10, not the sixth time, either on January LIST or 4th.
NO less than IL presses are fixed against the AFT era.
die, and 10 against the forward one One of the
former is of enormous strength and dimensions.
The steamer Sarah Sands, while conveying troops
70 INDIA took hre November IL. and burned for Is
hours. All the after part of the vessel was destroy
ed She put into Mauritius for repairs. The troops
showed perfect discipline.
China aud India.
The London Times IF January lst. saws Sc Bv the
present time, probably. Canton has been attacked
and captured. 1t has been determined to make the
dispute local. Should the Emperor answer the
capture Of Canton by the expulsion of the English
TRADERS from Shanghai, then in 1eed matters will
grow serious. But should he determine that the
Canton governor and mob have been Justly punished,
1t Is possible that hostilities may he confined to
operations which were to be commenced in the South.
Inc British force seems to be sufficient for the pur-
pose Of in6icting retribution at Canton. In a few days,
says our correspondent, we may reasonably expect to
have 700 guns and 1000 men in these waters, aud Of
the latter we shall probably be able to land 1000.
land"
The accounts of the relief of Lucknow are meagre.
The loss of the rebels between the 18th and 18th is
estimated in one account at 1000.
The fighting before Lucknow was very severe. On
the 10Th, the enemy suffered enormously. The fight
on that day was one of the most severe ever witnessed.
On the 18th. the enemy were flying in great numbers
from Lucknow, and firing had nearly ceased. After
the fight of the 10th, the bodies of $50 Sepoys were
counted in ope place.
The latest accounts are not very ineligible.
Two telegraph clerks have been murdered near
Alumbagh. the news being thereby stopped.
When Sir Colin Campbell left Cawnpore- he rode
40 miles Mt one stretch. In his engagements he
relied on his artillery as much as possible, thereby
avoiding unnecessary loss of men.
Mana Sahib, with all his men and baggage, it is
said, has jpined the rebels at Gwalior.
The Daily. Necs Bombay correspondent says the
rebels at Dude have placed a boy on the throne, and
keep him in state at Fyzibad, a city of 100000 in
habitants, defended by a large fort, with wall, ditch.
round towers and new entertainments. Here the last
great stand may be expected.
Three companies of 3ith natives Infantry mutinied
Mt Chittagong, and marched to Dacca. 100 Euro
peans were sent to intercept them.
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VERY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES!
MOR NEW o
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
ceivsd, per order, . very sriendid assortment q PM
PR. NTED FRENCH per . YANKEE" non
the celebrated mandatory Of Gros, Oder 4 Cfe., via Ian fnn-
cisco, Of the very latest styles, and warranted fAst eolo1.
ALSO
Part Of q Boston selected invoice Of FANCY GOODS, par
chased at auction. Compared with former prices, they as ssaIv
low, especially the Skirts.
Please call and see, at the Old Stand Of
06ff p 6pENCxR- MMna Mrnef
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OFFERS FOR SAIL Low, TO CLOSE
u consiguments, the following MERCHANDISE, Wis:
Cases Spirits Turpentine, In tins;
Gases English boiled oil;
Kegs OF pure No. / extra white lead;
Zinc paint, ground in oiS
Cases Of tins OF black paint; kegs Of do.
Barrelsof whisky;
Cases OF assorted crackers, in tins;
Barrels Of cider vinegar;
Barrels of butter, in kegs;
Cases Of Dixon's tobacco;
Coils whale line, hemp and Manila rope
Oars, assorted lengths;
Steering oars, assorted lengths.
49,. n..r meat. I'm tins: Gases preserved CLAIMS in tins;
$50 prsserved ovsters In tins; Gases prd mince meat in tins;
Barrels Carolina rice; barreis snegar'
Tierces hams; Eases 1"oa'' III ALE
Cases OF women's Shoes, native pattern;
Anchors and chains;
Rigging and pump leather;
Kegs white beans; cheese in tins;
Cooking stoves and cambooses;
Cases wood and cane seat chairs; X
Tins of putty;
Gases of hair, paint and shoe brushes;
Whitewash brushes;
Bbls and puncheons pure Jamaica rum;
Baskets Of champagnei
Casks of Jefies' Edinburgh Ale In stone jusej
Casks Of Duff Gordon Sherry;
Octayes of j. & r. MarteIPs brandyj
Half bbls of California behring's;
Cases Of gherkins and mixed pickles, in hall gal- Jars;
Cases of goldfish, in tins; cases OF fresh lobster, in tins;
Gases Of English jams, pie fruits and pickles;
Gases of buffalo chip tobacco; boxes champagne cider.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-11
NOTICE.
HlHE UNDERSIGNED INTENDS SOON r.

TIME ED SOON TO
leave this Kingdom, and requests all perso.s having de-
manis against him, to present them for payment forthwith
and all person indebted to him, to settle the same on or Defore
the 18th instant, and save COSTS
The undersigned, twelve years a resident of Honolulu, res
pectul,y tenders his services, white in the United States, to his
friends and the public of this city, to select, or purchase and
ship. any goods they may wish To order Tor thus marset, collect
bills. settle accounts, or any other matters II business, assuring
them their orders shall have his best personal attention and
Judgment.
N. B-The business of the undersigned VIII b Continued dur.
ing his absence, under the direct M of N WOO. Esq A
full assortment of sup ri ar BOOTS, SHOES AID FINDINGS,
etc daily expected per :" Eliza & Ella" and for sal low at the
Brick Shoe Store. ch- "ooD
Honolulu. March 3. 1858. SS-f