The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
CO-PAKTNKRsnIPs, &C.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AC.
Co,rAfSlEsssHUss5s s. ipEi1rl.s co,
Ne. pIAnL Strict.
The subscribsn hase this dsy formed Coksrt.
nsrshtp, under the style snd Arm Of FERGUSON,
rAs1Sg ~ Ss The q 6 sSre9s o6s.s
badnea, ard hsve taken the new snd sonverieaf
sssrshoas. rses.siy oseapisd By J , Fsrsusoa, srr
Hsytns nsds srr,nsenapts to import most Of their
FOREIGN GOODS, they vim b prepared for ne
Spring Trade with ead attractive stoek worthy
ne sstestiea q wholesale buyers and Witch sasy
any house In this market.
fhs residue Of the stock taken of J. B. verFusou,
viii continus 10 Offer At cosr for cash it, squivs-
Z H. , FERe s1R}ss n,
January Let, 1857. r. n. FERGUSON.
return nv sincere thanks to the many friends and
customers who have extended to me their patronage
vhsn Alone and soiicit continuance Of the sans to
the new concern. J. d. AnoooONt Jk.
ia 6-dkwlm
COPARTNERsHIP NOT 1 q 1.-The
the firm and style of WILSON BOSHER, from the
list January. 1851, for the purpose OF conducting
Grocery and Commission au,ine,s They have taken
corner Main and 9th streets, and hope by strict at
tenton to business merit share Of public patron
Tn. personal attention of both partner. viii be
given to all country produce consigned to them.
J.. WILSON,
C. H. BOSHER.
The subscriber takes his opportunity of return
ing his sincere thanks TO his old friends and custom
ers for their hoeIai patronage, and hopes the same
may be extended to the new concern He would
also remind those indebted to him that it is desirable
to have hisold matters closed up, aed hopes they
will come forward and settle up All having claims
against him requested to present them for settle
ment.
ja i6-dkclm ]. J. WILSON.
nISSOLUTION.---Th Co. Partne rship Of
tual consent On the LIST day of January, 1857: Ali
business of the concern will be closed BY c. Hart
we'll c. HARTWELL,
JOHN. o. CHILE5.
c. HARTWELL will continue the business at the
old stand lis Broad street. and solicit the patronage
of his friends and ths public generally, ryr,,
Ps.-An persons indebted to the old concern,
will please come forward aud settle their accounts
it is necessary the accounts Of the old concern
should be closed Is soon a. possible. ia II
us SO l. U TIUa..-The Co.partnership
- heretofore existing between the Subscribers,
der the firm of PATERSON & PRICE, is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent; Either partner is
authorized to sign the nams of the firm in liquidation
of its affairs. JAMES A PATERSON.
VIM. FL. PRICE.
NEW YORK, Dec Sist, 1905.
Co-PARTNERsHIP
The undersgned have this day associated them
selves under the name and style of J. A. 1 T. A.
PATERSON, and will continue the transaction Of a
Commission Business in Leaf and Manufactured To-
bacco the old stand of Psttesen Price, 04 Front
| street. JAMES A. PATERSON,
THOMAS A. PATERSON.
NEW York, January lst 1857
| THE UNDERsIeNED will. in future, conduct bust
| De al 0un on
the present he may be found at the office of Messrs
J. A. L 7. A. Patteson lo4 Front street.
New YORK. January 1st, 1857
| NOTICE.-.JOHN G. WADE having this
day retired from our firm, the business win be
BY the T1nsnns P15Tss LEWIS
same style and firm heretofore
MI MA0E wi" LEWIS s T. Y WEES I: es't CO.
Richmond jan. /, 1857.
u partnership Of PRICE, BAYLY & WATKf ms
s this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. Peyton
g. Bayy having sold his entire interest to the othsr
partners. Either of the undersigned is authorized Ia
use the name of the firm in liquidation.
| SAMUEL M. PRICE.
| PEITON g. BAYLY,
| January /, 1857. JOSEPH r. PRICE, JR.
In retiring from the firm Of Price, Bayly Wat
to
| and patronage of my friends.
January l. 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 new building
No. 1877 Main street, with the facilities az here
tofore. Our stock will be at all times complete in
each department, and selected with especia 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 ne.
| lected with much care, embracing the NEWEST and
| MOST ELEGANT Goods of the season. Experience
and intimate knowledge of the wants of the trade.
we think warrant in saying that We will be fur.
nished with an assortment of CHOICE RETAILING
DRY GOODS, which for variety, quality and style
| 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 scarce and de-
sirabe Goods, which will be sold to them on accom-.
modasing terms. Purchasers assured that our
prices will be satifactory, intend TO do Quick
and active business Grateful for the liberal patron.
age bestowed upon heretofore every exsrtion viii
be made to give customers all the advantages to be-
had in the line of our business
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE,
JOEL 3. WATKINS.
JOSEPH r. PRICE. il.
January /, 1897, 10 1-d1m