The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15
CO-PARTN gRSHEps, &C
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TO.p AKTNERSHIP.
~ FERGU5ON, FARISE & CO,

TO.PAKTNEKsElIP.
u FERGUsON, FARIsg CO,
No. PEARL STREET.
The subscribers have this day formed Co-faIt-
nersIlip, under the styls and firm of FERG UBON
OK NJ tine asa rq5REI;9 Ct a
business, and have taken the and convenient
Stsrshouse resenty occupied by j. 3. Ferguson, Jr.
No 0 Pearl street
Having made gsrepgemsntz TO import most of their
FOREIGN GOODS, they viii be prepared for the
Spring Trade with new and Gtt,Get2e stock, worthy
the attention of wholesale buyers, and which they
pledge themselves TO sell on reasonable te1ms
any house in this market.
The residue OF the stock taken of ]. B. Ferguson,
Jr., embracing maQy new and s7asonabie Goods we
will continue to offer at COST for cash. its equya-
lent, until tie opening Of the Spring Trade
J. B. FERGUSON ia,
THOS. Z. FARIsS,
January LIST, 1857. Il. III. FERGUSON.
return my sincere thanks to the many friends and
customers who hars extended to me their patronage
when alone, and solicit continuance of the to
the new concern. }. b. FERGUSON, JR.
ja 6-d&wlm
NOTtCk.--JOHN G. WADE having this
v day retired from our firm, the business will be
WEBB and WILLIAM s. ROYsTER, under the
same style and firm as heretofore,
Mr.. WADE will continue With Clerk
ia lin LEWIS N. WEBB l. co.
Richmond, Jan. |, 1857.
TO-PAkTNkta~ WlP NeITIgE --7Th-T o-
u partnership of PRICE. BAYLY q WsTKTNs
ia this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Peyton
Bayiy having sold his entire interest to the other
partners Either of the undersigned is authorized to
use the name of the firm in liquaation
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE,
PEYTUN g. RAYLY
JOEL B. WATKTNa
January !, 1857. JOSEPH +. PRICE, IN.
In retiring from the firm of Price, Bayly L Wat
kins take pleasure in recommending their success.
sors, Messrs PRICE l. WATKINS, to the confidence
January i, 1857. PEYToN g. BAYLY.
The subscribers have formed a CO-PARTNER-
SHIP in this city, under the firm OF PRICE & WAT
KiNS, and will continue the RETAIL and WHOLE
SALE DRY GOODS business at the ne w building
No. l57 Main street, with the facilities SIS here
tofore. Our stock will be at all times complete in
each department, and selected with especial refer.
ence to the best class of retail trade. Our present
assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Is very large, and the SPRING STOCK will be &C.
lected with much care, embracing the NEWEST and
MOST ELEGANT Goods of the season Exnerienca
and intimate knowledge of the wants of the traaa
we think, warrant us in saying that ws viii be fur
nlshea with an assortment of CHOICE RETAILING
DRY GOODS, which Tor variety, quality and styEs
will not be surpassed.
One of our concern having had much experience in
the wholesale business in this city the attention of
country merchants is invited to many scarca and se
sirable Goods which will BIS sold to them on accom-
modatlng terms Purchasers assured that our
prices VIII be Satisfactory. we intend to do uuick
and active business Grateful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon US heretofore every exertion ,n
be made TO give customers all the ADVANTAGES IN he
had in the line of our business
SAMUEL NJ PRICE,
JOEL s. WATKINS
JOSEPH F. PRICE. ia.
January |. 1887 ia dim