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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-09
THu PAOIFI0
Commercial Advertiser.
THuRSDAY SEPTEMBER q.


IT would be difficult to describe tho intens
feeling that has pervaded the community durinI
the past two weeks caused by the suspense hang
ing over the action on The French Treaty. /
could hardly have been more 80 had q DESTRUCTIVE
earthquake been expected. One day it is re
ported that the treaty is signed, the next that j
isn't, and 60 forth. To cap the whole the Poly
nesian comes out and with a.perfect contempt o
the public feeling, owns itself gagged, asfollows
In view of the amount Of Interesting matter brought by tn
copious shipping intelligence, we withdraw the leader preparet
ean ;s' t heat attention papnr Of The ~ pubic 3 aS" DURING the last few days, ",
shall have our say at a more convenient opportunity
What a collapse! The smell of that powder
and the u~ntimely appearance of the bright Impe-
rial tri-color was too much for the nerves of the
editor, and appears to have knocked all his steel
pens into pr. The IS interesting natter proved
under the circumstances, quite uninteresting,
which was as much as to say that &c the leader
had some remarkably dry points in it. However,
the public appear to have come to the conclusion
to bear up m~anfully under the circumstances and
Is possess their souls in patience" till the fate of
the Minister'S work is known.
The gist of the whole matter is here. His Ma
jesty has been unwilling to ratify the document
with its obnoxious clauses, and his Ministers, who
have more brass than ever Judas possessed, are
determined he shall sign ii in some form-as the
only alternative of a general collapse in the Min
istry. Immediately on it's rejection by His Ma
jesty on the 30th, it is reported that the Minister
of Foreign Affairs essayed to bring about some
such arrangement, ly which il could still be
signed. The period limited having expired, this
could only be effected by attaching another arti-
Gle, remedying this default. We understand that
the ~strictest secresy has been enjoined on the sub
sequent proceedings.
The position in which His Majesty has been
placed is very like that in which the attempt to-
annex the Islands to the United States placed
him. The ratification of this treaty as it came
from France will be a virtual cession of a portion
of the Sovereignty of the kingdom to France.
The Ministers may succeed in their unrighteous
work, but not, if we understand Kamehameha
".
P.S. We have good reason to believe that the
treaty was signed yesterday, and that the French,
English, and Hawaiian versions, as ratified by
the King. are now in the possession of the
French Commissioner. Whether it has been
otherwise than alluded to above remains
TO be seen. We are assured, however, that the
provisions in regard to the use of the French Ian
guage, and that enforcing the new tariff remain
We hope we may be mistaken in
to this, and that whatever has been the
final action of His Majesty, it may be such that
neither he nor his people may regret it, nor wish
to revoke it.
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DEPARTURES.

sept Am VII bk Union, Hedges, 10 cruise
Sch Kamo, Chadwick, for Iahaina-
s-Sch MARIA. Mofteno, for Maui
Sch Noi Kefki, Hail. for Kahuiui-
6-Am VII bk Harvest Chzry, to cruise.
sLAm hrisantine Josephine, Stone, for Jarvis Island
sch keoni Ana, for Kauai.
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PASSENGERS.

-PASSENG
FUREIGS.
From TAHrt-per Euryiice, Sept 3-ofrs Clfori, Mrs W
Sumner, Mrs J Sumner. I Restowalj, wife and 4 children,
Gercke, wife and 4 children, Stephens, VI Etienne, p Kei, A
Lgwald, Hsrperer, Capt LeInercier, OF the General Test-, Capt
Knowles, "f the Wild Wave, 4 male and 2 female servants.
From HAsBrRs-per candace, Sept. 81 BOilmann.
CoAsTwIsE.
For LAHAISA-per Ramoi. Sept DIR McKibbin. Geo Emmes.
George Thomas, A f X Durham, Mrs McDaugaI, Miss Miller,
3 Catholic Missionaries, Master Bailey, and 10 on deck
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VESSELS IN poRT-sEPrEMBER 8.

H. ID. VI. .. Il avannah, Harvey.
II. l. Ms corvette Eurydice. Pichon.
Hav VII bark Cynthia, Sherman.
Am oh SD Gay Head, Loxen.
Am VIII ship brooklyn. Rose.
Am VII ship Draper, Sanford.
Danish merchant bark Candace, Scha1.
Am clipper sh Golden Eagle, Harding. q
Am clipper ship Flying Eagle, Bates.
Am ship John Marshall. Pendlefon. !.
Am bark Yankee, smith. !
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ROYxL ToUR--IbeHA f1JouD
ieevc on Tuesday next Cor . visit to Hawaii, where
they will probably be absent from four TO SIX weeHs.
The schooner Mario has been chartered FOR the cx-
cursion.
U The ship Yorick arrived at Lahaina on sun
day last, fourteen days from San Francisco. but
brings no later news than that brought by the Yan-
kee. The Yorick win load oil and bone at that port
Losr-The 6ne whaleship Napoleon III. was lost
in the Bhering Straits, in May last. by having p
bows stove in with the ice All her crew and part q
her oil was saved.
r. The mail Of August 9th may be looked for ~
the Skylark, during the early part or middle OF next
week. should the wind continue fresh as at present.
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Atln advertisements.

c. l.. RICHARDS. Eu}
C.. Il. RICHARDS IL COL
Ship Chambers, Commission Merchants, and dad
Merchandise, Honolulu. Oahu. Sandwich Ia.14
REFER 70
Hessrs. c. A. WILLIAMS & Co., u
n c. WArEsMAs,
Is. +. Snow,
WILLIAMS & HAVEN, ys{
Thomas FITCH. :
WILLIAMS L. BARNES,
MORGAN, Stone 4 Co., saa II
NcRuER 4 MERRrLL,
ASA 7. LAwToS, 4
T.. A. X. NYE, NxA
EDWARD c. JOKES,
:. GRIFsirH MORGAN,
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SALT! SALT! SAL

Gan E2ANCloCO B01n. "
- sng.rs H.u1p - soda Crackss and Jen9
per :. Iankeen foe sah by .,a
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By Richard Cauthorn.

T EASE OF TWO TENEMENTS ON
IL CARY ST., STOCK OF GROCERIES, HOUSE.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
TION.-0n MONDAY, Sd day If May. at 10 o'clock,
A NJ, on the pref. Uses. on Cary, between nth and
18th streets, will sell, at Auction. Tor CASH. the
They front % feet Cary street, running back 100
feet TO alley The Leases extend to January 1862
aud are subject to ground rent of $i23 and S60--
The sub-rents # the back tenements are more than
enough to pay the ground rent, leaving the fronts
10 each case free. As Mr.. Phelin is about 10 leave
Groceries and Fixtures. his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Stoves, about rs bushes of Coal and
sundry other articles Any one wishing TO buy the
Leases, can do any time before the day of sale,
upon application to MIR. Phelin. on the premises.
apI II. CAUTHORtiN'
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DRiCE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

L -HEptpres euredi RuptuFes radically cured
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only So placing
1t in the power of all to obtain one OF these
rrussss ana Dc perfectly eareo ms Truss can con
send q measure of your hips or pelvis-saying
whether you desire o weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF residence.
The pad Of this Truss works the ball and socket
apply It's pressure st any given point and then fixing
i there ar your pleasure by small lever attached
II is worn with lerfeot comfort. The Truss s neat
instrument, being perfectly simple and not at ell LA
BILE to get out of order or be bnpken IL has cured
great number persons IN thu city and throughout
the State and will most eheerfully refer to gen
tlsrlen who are well known for their veracity and
responsibility who have themselves been thoroughly
cured OF this disease and tina too 10 cases
Of long standing and OF an aggravated nature.
ALI medical men pronounce II the very best Truss
known.
Persons not knowing Us can send their money 70
81 ~ ss %
had Of q. g. JACKSON,
NJ B. Persons owning valuable slaves who rnp-
tured, should BY ali means obtain oae for they win
not only cure but arc so durable that they are the
Ali kinds Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms da Sly
VIRGINIA WORM Children
cry for iti hi. valuable ana popular prepare
HUu " keC9nAAlcuuuu Win tue Xfe8t63t cpH01S0Ct~
Fast experience and test Of years having proved il
be o0e OF the best, safest and most reliable Worm q
stzoyers In use.
Bsing prepared especially Tor children Il b sweet
and pleasant 70 the taste, and readily taken By the
and may be given tothe youngest infant with perfect
safety. = contains no 0 worm seed. turpentineor
Prepared only By r. y. PHcor, and fcr sale By
Druggists geaefaiiy. IN II
TWIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
! RsTABLI6HMKNT THIRTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CAHY.-The mbscFiber u
fully prepared 70 do Al kindsof work in the above
business with dispatch; and returne thanks TO hss
numerous patrons for past fayoxs and solicts
tinuance Of the Being master of his business
he can promise his customers that AL work duns b.
him viii 1t least Be equal 20 any other hausei N tho
city and fully g eheaps aet known b ell persons
who know what good work y.
ROOPING. 0UTTnRING, &c.--Heis preparad 10
execute this description OF work Ii vsry supsrior
manner both In taTn and country.
81 TIN WARE-AiNays on hard 0 largo and eensrAl
assortment "a Tin " are. Wholesale and retail.
GAS rITTiNas-Hs u likewise prepared b do Al
kinda ofaas Yitting Ii the bert manner
PUMp6-He keeps always on hand large and az
tensiye stock Of Web and Garden Pump
iii CHARLIs q. LAN0Lky.
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By L. b. Cook & Co.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE
~ OIL PAINTINGS At AUCTION-We will
sell on HURSDAY next the 2sth inst. at 10 clock
at store No 50 Main street recently occupied by Col
t. Warren a fine collection of Modern Oil Paintings
embracing fifty choice subjects by the best artists
IL, the country, among which are large Paintings
the voyage of Life after Cole ipyoced by the artist
Leaf. and worthy the attention of persons wishing
to adofn their mansions with works of real merit.
square frames
N. B.-The Paintings are now open for sxamina-
ton.
Catalogues will be ready on the morning of sale.
'7-t- - ~ -+ L. b. COOK 4 co.
apN Auctioueers
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AUCTION sALns.
rsr7TrS : 80.
By Goddin 4 Apperson-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON GAM

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON GAM
BLEps HILL. on THE EAST LINE or SrH
BETWEkN BfkD AND CANAL sTkkETS. IOh
SALE AT AUCTION AT the request 81 tina o snsr,
We viii ell ~ public auction, on the premissa q
TUESDAY. tho 4tn Of Mar. 1855. u IL e,cioek p
d., The valuable Heal Estate locnf<d . nhovs re.
Gently &C .npsd by MI Joseph Arueld. ana nov
rcnsed 70 Mr. u X lockwood. The Lot fr0nn lI7k
Feet runs back I35 feet II has on it an excsllsnt
framed dwelling. tn perfect repair; and on the "a.
Joining lot there IL large brick kitchen including
we'll of pure wster. The lot will DO divided &c
eordnx 60 the wish Of the bidders
THsNs-onef third cash; balance at and months,
YET negotiable notes. interest added. secured By )
trust deed The taxes for 1853 % be paid By the
apH GoDDIN AppERsoN, Aucts.
TRuSTEEB SALE OF HOUSE AND
arp t EgT ON coz. oryALLEY. AND CHRISTIAN
SSnisEis-ss Trustee In deed Of Trust from
ra.IISk pononoe and wife, DARED nth May isoSduly
a aeaueu "a kicnmond Hastings Court, shall pro-
IS " ell ~ Pnbiic Aution on the presri on
e .he Zth day of May, 1855 at O'clock
the Real Estate located above consi.tinr Of a lot
.spss let on Valley street. running back On
framed tenement. Terms made known At the hagr
chaser. I'M "a IA ~ ~ tuo Haf-
sal. conducted by GoppN ApPsasos. Aucts.
ap n ss-
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BY E. b. Cook l. Co.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
4 ACRE5 OF LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY AT
AVCFION.-RY vrtue of a deed Of trust executed
TO the subscriber by James Page, and duly recorded
in the County Court OF Henrico, shall proceed to
sell at public auction. on TUESDAY, the Goth inst
one certain tract. parcel of land, lying and being
in the County of Henrico. containing twenty-five
acres, surveyed by NJ Bates. of Richmond and nd
being the same land which was convey cd TO Samuel
Page. by Edmund Cary and wife by deed bearing
date the 18th day of Janu ary 1875 and of rec rd in
the Clerks Office of Henrico County Court, in decd
book 80, page ST.. n
The above property having been sold on the Eth
day of March, 1883, and purchased by Jefferson
Bowles. he not having compiled with the terms Of
sale, 1t is now sold at bis risk and cost. ts Is
TKRas made known at the time of sale.
/ JOSEPH X YOUNG, Trustee
sale conducted by II B Cook & Co., Aucts.
ER-The above sale is postponed to WEDS ESDAY
the 18th inst ap2i 17s2s-st
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M EhCHANTS' HOTEL. UNIon ar
tFoRaERLY THE uSIoNo
FOR SALE. &C

EARM OF 1872 ACRES in HENRICO
4 10 MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. WITHIN |
II MILES OF HUNGARY WATER STATION. |
located farm, formerly owned BIZ the late Eobert |
Brock, and now in the occupancy of Mr. H. FTyler.
There are about 50 acres ele AIRED. The building cen.
sists OF dwelling containing rooms besides barn
kitchen, &c. There is an excellent orchard ON the |
place. The Farm is proyerbial for its heaIthiness
Ter on the promises, or to
NH 29-2tawluf G0DDIN APPERSON. |
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON VAL

LEY STREET, BETW ZEN BROAD AND
GRACE STREETS. OPPOSITE TO SEABRO0k' 3
WAkEH0UsE.-Wiil be sold, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th Of Aprii. Ia5S the premises, commencing
at 51a o'clock NJ, the valuable Lot, No 10, located
above fronting 20 feet the west side of Valley
street, running back to Union street, ON which il
has the like front. This is valuable location for u
store.
TERMs-Onetourt cash; balance at 4, and II
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. The taxes for
1858 to be paid by the puI chaser.
ap ri GUDDIN Il ApPERSON, Aucts.
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CERGEANT'S sALE.-Will be sold, o.

CERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold, on
- THU RsDAY, the 2sth day of April. at IL O'clock
NJ at the new Custom House. opposite the Banks,
the following articles. To wit:
Spices Rough Granite
! large Drawing Board
Grindstone Frame; Bellows
Anyils aad alocks
2 Sledge Hammer; pieces Iron
IL bars Iron aud bar Steel
l Vice and Bench; Bucket
lot Chiseis. Tools, &c. II
2 large pieces Timber
lot Ropes and Blocks
Is stone Axes l Crow Bar and lot Chisels
Wooden Desk Wheelbarrow
l Plank Shed; l Cart or Truck
Derricks Ropes and fixtures
lot Joists, Plank and Timber
large Derrick and large Pole
Lot Rope and Tackle: Carpenters Shop
Blacksmiths shop and Tools, &c.
This sale Is made hy an order of the Hastings
Court to satisfy an attachment in favor of Crump
Ragland against Attinore 4 Co.
TERMs-Si0 aud under. cash over that amount. 80
days, f3r approved negotiable notes.
THOMAS u DUDLEY,
ap 2a-tds City Sergeant.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST vALU-
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIpA-

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
AND 7ra STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Al the request OF the owners will sell at public
auction on the promises. on FRIDAY, the 3Gth
cellent Brick Tenements located above, in the &C.
c, paney. respectively. of MIR John @ Stanard. and
and the later of % at.r al h;nb ;I, b sni9
four valuable building Lots adjoining on the SOUTH
each fronting II feet the west line of It'll street.
running back l24 # to Market Avenue which they
have the likef ront.
These lots are not only valuable for private dwell
ings, ut also could be adyantageousy improved
by stores fronting ON Market Avenue
TERMS One-ffth cash; balance at 6, u, Is and "A
m nths. for negotiable notes interest added secured
by q trust decd. The taxes and insurance for this
year to be paid by the purchasers but they to be en-
titled to renis from the day Of sale.
10 40DDIN IL APPERS0N, Aucts
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Ga VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
LII RESIDENCE, ON FIFTH STREET, NEAR
LEIGH STREET. FOR RENT.-The large Brick
Dwelling. located us above, and near the residence
OF Mr. ii X Ellyson is for rent. 1t has nine large
rooms, aud several good closets. Also gas fixtures
complete, aud oil cloth the passage floors and
staFways There is water in the yard and the usual
cunrenfences, ineludng bathing
Also, Tor rent. u Wool HOUSE. suitable for small
fnmily on Union Hill, near the residence Of MIR Y
Heckler.
ply to THOs J BAGBY,
Np Its Wall ST.. under st. Charles Hotel
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BY II. Is. Cook & Co.

FURNITURE, sc AT AUCTION We
= will sell at our store. on WEDNESDAY, the 2stl
inst at 10 o'clock lot Of Furniture, &C., consist
ing Of ,I..r - -
] Mahogany Wardrobe; do Cabinet
do Parlor Chair; L Bedstead
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs s.
Maroe-top Wristbands; do do Tables
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
looking Glasses, &C. &c.
ALSO
0000 Segars, various brands rss
20 q casks Cognac Brandy ~
q do do do
100 reams Wrapping Paper
lU boxes Smoked Herrings ..s
Is baskets Champagne &c.
APT v B uOOk co, Aucts.
Ru T. Hao6 In ~
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DUBLIC SALE OF A SNAIL Farm

IN HENRICO COUNTY, TWO MILES BE-
Will be offered for sale, at public auction, the
premises. at " o'clock, on THURSDAY, the l3th
day of May 1855 that valuable little farm belonging
to Mr.. James l.. Eye, situated Within two miles Of
the city of Richmond, near the osborne Turnpike.
and adj Joins the lands OF Mr. John Farrar and others
containing 2n5 acres, half cleared and Is in good
heart as the growing crops OF wheat oa's. &c, in
dcate the balance In woods. The improvements
consist of a wooden framed dwelling, containing
rooms. together with the u sual outhotses. There
is water OF the best quality in the yard, an6 the
health of the place equal TO any In lower Virginia.
and the society good.
The farm can be purchased privately. (Which. u
sold, due notice win be gyen.) The premises sill
be shown 10 any person wishing 10 purchase. by the
Oyerseer on the farm and for further Information
to terms, re !, apply to R0. b. LYME. Auct..
Office over Bodeker's Drug Store,
an le-2awtIst NJ thendtds Main ST.
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By Thomas w. keesee.
[Oflice corner of 18th aud Cary streets.

TRUST SALE BY virtue of a Deed
l. in Trust executed by John A. Jeter to X. A.
Goodwin, trustee bearing date 2Tth of June. 1854,
aud duly. recorded in the Hastings Court Clerk :
Office of the city of Richmond on tue IS Ia day of
July 1854 and also by virtue of another Deed fro n
John A. .leter to francis A Jeter, Trustee, dated
Still OF April. lass. and Acknowledged in the said
CLERKS Office on the 18th Of the same month, for
certain purposes specified in said Deeds we. the said
Trustees, will on THURSDAY, the 18th ipst com.
in this city sell at Public Auction all of the kurni
ture ar other effects therein conveyed, consistn
OF the usual variety of Furniture, &c some second
hand Machinery, &C. Terms on day of SALE
L A. GOODWIN, Trustee
FRANCIS 4. JErER, Trustee
Gale conducted By THo3. w kEEsEE. Auct. ap2i
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son.

R HEADS OF YOUNG AND WELL
- BRokE MULES, STREET CARTS AND
GEAR AT AUCTI0N.-We will sell ON FRIDAY
the yIn inst, commencing st IL O'Clock A. NJ ON
council Chamber Hili the stock tf gentleman who
has no u.e Tor them consisting of your and weiS
complete. 1 ee"'
terest JAS Mt TAYtjR 3 SON 81
apt7 Auct;nnas.,
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Rv Thomas w Keesee

Dy IHotHuo w tAoo"oo'
TOffiee corner OF rs and Cary streets,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
1 l. NITURE, GAS FIXTURES, BUGGY &c FOR
SALE AT ApCTION.-Wiil be sold on WEDSEs
DAY NOR uing next, 2ath inst, commencing at 10
oolctk, at the rezidenee Of lieutenant J. Nc Aiis-
tel. (who IL removing from the city) on Main. be-
tween 2d and 81 SITS, all of his Household Fnrnic
iure, Gas Fixtures, Top Buggy, de. consisting OF
the usual variety and all Of the very best quality
ap "a THUS w hBEcEE. AucI.
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TRUSTEES sALE OF HOUSE AND

L LOTS ON CATHARfNE STREET, IN Bull
LOCK AND HARRIS ADDITl ON As Trustees
In a certain deed of trust from William Gilman da
ted 18th December. 1857 duly recorded in hloGd
Hustiugs' Court, we shall proceed Ia seiI at public
Auction, on the premises on FRIDAY. the 39th
April. 1888. at O'clock P NJ, the real estate CON
yeyed thereby-consisting of lots Nos 81 and 80.
fronting "a feet on the north side of Catharine
street, running back lO4 feetto an alley, which
there stands excellent framed dwelling, having
ample accommodations for a large family.
TaRHs One-third cash, balance at and months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed or title retained.
The taxes for 1853 to be paid by the purchaser.
EuSTACE {: M0SCURE, Trrstass
VIM. p. GILMAN, trustees.
Sale by GoDDTN Il APPKRsoN, Aucts. ap 16
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'NERSHIP This subscribers

~ hSse this day formed eupsfiaarsbip under
tae etylr asd arG of JOSEPH ii JOHN E<OkT0N,
Tor the parp8se OF conducting general cGitai.Az2n
liisn.ss ia al i'm branches "a SUCCESSORS TO NOR.
Ton, ARASfEAD 90, at their old stand. and re-
spectt1iiy solicit consigEments rom their friends
III the public generally.
Advances made on coAsGnEeGks, aud Eaano fur
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III ed Brick Tenements, on Cary street, between
tn and Sth. They well adapted Tor Grocery
stores or any kind of retail business. They contain
4 rooms besides the store room, and are we'll adapt
~. Gr the accommodation Of families, having all ne
;essary s,,;, yenences Possession given immediate
w. TO good tenaGts, the rent will be moderate
Ipply to E =. RAGLAND Il CO.,
la 2l-fs Lumber Dealers. Marshall street.
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- lsaflnr fast sailing Schr FLlZs.J. RsYN0R
fN,gg Nsster. having the greater portion Ot her
no engaged. and going on board, will have
.-,9is stc dispatch. Fer remainder IT cargo apply
Z, NM. d. COLQUlTr 4 CO.
.1aE-N
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TAILORING, Re.
- 7.-17+.17l- .-la-4ssS3s
" STlGEGNAIE

a. N. sT0fESDALE,
FASHIONABLE cIoTtIiRR AND DEAL
N EE IN aENTLkNEN's
IA FURNISHING GOODS.
SINE Dress and business ooau Of all kinds
rtset Dosssin ANA Fancy FIR Cashmere pants
SnK ,efin Cashmere aaa Mafseiiies yests
shit. Csalas~ Socks. GisYes, Ties Hdkfs
siik tiashInere Msrino and Cotton Uaier Shirts
and ngaw"rs
an,t's snginz tiyes Sacks ai.d Linen Dusters
aal svnrythiag a?psrsainieg 20 gentiemeu's wear.
A can is respectfully s"'ietssd before punhasiag
s eNa"''' N. STOCK SDALE
P'0S' IA Main street
ss r..vsy door '.s;ow Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27
By Thomas w. Reese.

BY Thomas w. Keesee.
l0fhce corner of l2th and Cary strastl ssss
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK OF
1.gO0Ts, SHOES, LEATHER. LASTS. TOOLS
ANY nsv hEa Oh STORE, At AUCTION.--un Fri.
uAI MokNISG next, 3eth inst. we will self a
ueaon, Commencing At 10 o'clock as the store 81
n.sneh deceased, at the corner OF Main and l7rh
sfres ts-ail Of the stock of Boots. Shoes leather
Lss! y b; dools Store Fixtures, &c, &C.,
ALSO-fhe key of the store
IEkAs:-for ell sans under xloe cash: 500 and
over that mount, months credit Ior approypd an
dor nsS otiabie notes. - - eA
NAB MA R9p 4; BRANCH 3 Al I
VIM. BEERS '@.'
Sale conducted by THoS. n KEEsEr
up z. "a Aucticneer,