The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-18
Al aEo,annITECI's oFFIc e, Opposite the

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m.ks nnnSe hank HENRY EXALL would
af.sn,; = 70 ais friends and the public that hrs
TEf.Tffpss,so = sow exclusively given to the ARCH
nha'nz sne demand for his aeryiea. in ehis In ~
constantly, he has established an off ice an
iac,s IN ,S assistance Of one of the best Archi
generally he tc,,asy inr. Lybrock, who will
saasa,a3 oe iouna In the effice. was tboronpbtv
Geaoeated g to the business iu the 70. auoioasuiy
uelMany, spent several years in ~, a..sa. ~
-. Oh ms protessonn Italy and Francs sna
to1 Ine iasl tour years has b ad charae IS @ ~.
leading ,es in the city of Naw VI one OF the
nss Planned and superintended man, - 49, Ioie ne
prominent public and private buidin.s '.s nicsl
ana surrounding country, some of which are Is ,ss
metropolitan and ST. Nicholas Hotels ssn..s, aae Tue
.ne finest Churches, and large nun,s etai s OF
best private dwellings and stores. He will st .e
persons visiting the Office many specimens Of 10 70
work, as well as large collection of other n,ars
in every variety of style. sAs
Havtog had for many years the satisfaction os
pleasing these by whom have been EMPLOYED ~
m axe plans and designs, will continue 10 give INV
personal attention to all work done in the cfics
and superintend the erection of buildings where
my attention is required. Particular attention vil
be paid to proportion, fitness Of style, durability of
materials and economy of eIecution propose To
furnish designs for all kinds OF public buildings,
mills, factories railroad depots and bridges, ware
houses, stores in all the modern styles, dwellings
of every description, suited to town or country
Interior decorations for stores, saloons, public
halls, sc; monuments, tombs, vaults, railing, &c,
for cemeteries. And to make out full specifications
with working drawings for every building, re-
ceive proposals. make contracts, and gener ally
perintend every part OF the work to its compile.
tion, If desired. will take the liberty 70 refer
those who do not know me to some of my fellow
citizens by whom have been employed; among
whom are Mrs Bruce, Conway Robinson, VIM b
Mactsrand, James Lyons, Arthur and James M
Morson, Robert Stanard, VIM II Haxall, Ber
uard Peyton, Wellington Goddin, James Bosher
Lewis D Crenshaw, Jas Thomas, Ricbardson 81
Co, James Warwick, JOS Allen, Alex Duval and
John Wickhsm, Esquires of Richmond.
Builcers are assured that no plsns made for
them will be used in any way to their dissdvan-
taee. but proper regard for the interest Of all
with whom deal, will, trust insure that reward
seek-pleE'y OF business, and fair remuneration.
fe ll-law3w HENRY EXALL.
(7O- TNEks H1p.- The undersigned
~ having purchased the stock in trade OF J. c..
CRANE d SON, have formed Co partnership un.
der the name and style OF D. r. CRANE & CO..
| to conduct the Hide and Leather Business in the
house heretofore occupied by the said J. c. Crane
u Son, No. 10, 18th street, where they will be
pleased to see the customers " the late concern,
assuring them AID all others who may pstronize
them, that they will use their best endeaVors to
give entire satisfaction.
In addition TO the stock now on hand they will
| receive in few days an additional supply OF
| Leather &c, cemprsing the usual assortment of
goods in their line, all of which will be offered for
sale low for cash or to puucsual customers on the
usual time.
! Mr. VIM BEAL, who, for the nine last years, has
/ been with the old concern, will continue with Us
and be ready 10 wait ON all Dis and our friends who
may can. DAVID r. CRANE.
| February 1st. GEORGE STEEL.
| Having sold out our entire stock to D. r. CRANE.
| & co. who Will continue the business ar our old
| stand, we respectfully solicit FOR them a con.
| tinuauce OF the patronage OF our customers and
/ friends.
| As it is important TO bring our business to a
close earnestly invite all those indebted TO Us
| to pay up without delay. Those to whom are
| indebred will doubt call without particular in.
| vitstion We ln2y be found at our old place, No
| IL, 18th street. J. c. CRANE & SON.
| fe l-2taw2w
| niss@LU LUTlON.-Th Co-partnersnip exist.
IL ing under the style and firm of FRY &
| McCANDLISH 10 this day dissolved by limitation.
entire interest of Joshua Fry, in the said concern
will pay all the outstanding debts of the firm, and
close and settle al accounts due to the concern.
The name of the arm viii be used only in liquida
| ton. JOSHUA J. FRY,
Richmond, Jan. 81, SO. RO McCANDLIsH, j.
NOTICE -Ths Subscriber having purchased the
interest of Mr Joshua J. Fry in the above concern
viii continue the GENERAL GROCERY PRO.
| DUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the old stand
He will give particnisr attention TO the purchase
and sale of Fgosr, WHeas. Corn, Tobacco and all
country produce. Having been extensively engag.
ed In the businesafor serera years past he hopes
TO give entire sati1faction 10 all who may tayor
MIN WIN 1s'' pay 10 nocAsDLIsH, 5r.
Feorumy ht lsA 16. Cary street.
| - JOSHUA u FRY will continue the General
Commission BuslnSes n the execution of orders,
and the sale OF a.l eds Of Country Produce. office
corner of Cary acstPearl afreets. te2-3~
| CO.PARTNEHsHEP NOTICE. BOW
! ~ ERS 4 SNY4ER, of fhe Richmond Stove
Works have this id I, associsked with them In bu.
siness Mr CHARLE& CARTER Of this city. aad
| will hereafter, eontrpe the uauztac tuse Of
Stoves, Fronts. Gs1tes, Fendffs. Railings, House
| and Ornamental Castksgs, &cs prler the style and
Arm OF BOWERS, &FDER q carter.
| They would rsspAr1fully ssk D continuance OF
former patronage, an the atsentfsn of the Pubic
| generally. BOWERS,
fes-aw r-kcHAs CARTER.
| NTEey 1JOM1iIsx7ON H0NsR.-The ego.
" scribeIs have enteDd into co pzrtnership under
| the firm Of PEEDLE1CE 6 BRoTHER, for the
transaction of .ns Con3Hdssion Bupiness in TOBAC-
| co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehous No. 10 Smiths Wharf,
N'N'''''- r. w. pEEDLETos,
r.. p. pEsNDLETOs.
Baltimore August l6eh 1859.
Rsf<sscss:
Hugh Jenkins & CD. Bainmore
T. w. Bruno IL SONG do.
Wm. Wilson & SoaA do.
Edwin Worsham & Co.. RichmonE-
Archb'd Thomas & Son, DO.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & Oglebay, Bridgeport Chic
John Creigh, Cincinnati.
Gordon & Co., Louisville.
w. II. Barsiess, Charleston, 8. c.
Otis j. Cbasee, de- do
James McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown s Kirkpatrick, 90.
z. Chafee, do
D.Laulb, ESQ., Cash'r NJ w. Bank, Whseling.
s. Brady, Esq, do Me-. & Mech. do. do
James T. Baker, WheeiiDg.
Iosiah Si5ley, Hsmburgs, 5. c.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
A. l.. Gaines, aey Orleans.
oc 2-twfn
T OTIS ON UNION hill Fob SALE.
IL As the agent and trustee of TH05. Il. BLA-
KEY viii! SELL privately, ia lots containing one
or more acres each, TO suit purchasers, eight or
ten a,.-es of the land noy owned and occupied by
the said Biaksy. These 5los are b auttniy sitaa.
ted on union Hill, fronting the road leading TO
Baxeyss MIL about annie and half only from