The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
SPRING 1857.

| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
| No. - PEARL ST, RICHMOND, Va.
SPRING 1857.
We have in store. and are daily receiving, large
| SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
t. which we SOLICIT the attention of buyers visiting
thi. market. Our facilities for getting up stocx are
equal to any other house, and we have bestowed
great care aud attention its selection, ir all the
different branches We think it will be found adapt
ed TO the wants of dealers in Virginia. North Caro-
lima and Tennessee who visit this market to make
| their purchases
With the determination to sell at a very small sd
vance, and dlspo'ition to meet the market in tbs
pr.ess Of all descriptions of goods, confidently
expect liberal support from merchants generally,
who arc earnestly solicited to ell and examine the
| sock.
NH IO-d1m WILLINGHAM TARDY
| NEW Fihn.The subscri bers have this
y day TO med Co partnership, under the firm end
! style of CKt.NAHAW, QUARLES L Co, for the
GENERAL Dry GOODS BUSINESS,
| In the New House, No. 1z9 Broad street mex: door
1 to the store formerly occupied by Thos D. Qaarles
We will open about the LIST of April, (dus notice
of the day will be pab!ished) with entire new
| stock of
SPRING GOODS
We invite the special attention Of our friends aud
the pubso generally asau ing them that we Will s9li
| on the most reasonable terms.
ALFRED V. CREGsHAW
| THOMAS D. QUARLsS,
THOMAS H. QUARLEs
| RICHMOND. 1iarch LIST, 1857.
THOMAS CUA3LEs would take this occasion
TO press his grateful sckno gled to his nu-
meruus friends and the pubic for the very liberal
patronage extended to him during long series of
yesrs; and would respec fully solicit tor the new
urn or ChENSHA", OUAdLES co, COT
tipuance of the same. NH l6-.-ts
IUHN, GUsTAyE AND KARL meet on
y the street
KARL-Viegehts.
0UsTAvE-Tres ben.
john am quite we'll. By the way we spent
quite a pleasant evenicg the other night at Pom
CETs EAGLE SALOON, Governor street between
Main and franklin. All seemed to en- Joy themselves
FRENCH Germans and my country III and
find what they wanted He has potesse pour les
READING LAGER BEER that can be- found in the
city. NH l8---6t"
NOriCE.--i am no caudiante Tor office,
" but would say, can furnish til. candidates for
Nor article of sitezei SODA WATER Philadel.
phia ALE and PORTER. pledge myself to furn-
i.h an article, the ,uperior of which to be
found in this or any other city.
Thankful icr lie very liberal patronage extended
TO me- the pas seGs0n respectfully solicit con,in
uance Ali orders from city or country promptly at
tended to. WAnREM CANsIELD, Agent,
Goth, between Maiu aid Franklin streets.
g'Hh subscriber having rented The oi!ice
L and Goal Yard on the North side of the Basin,
lately occupied by Samuel ?. Halves, oaeis for sale
the best quality Of OAK and PINE WOOD, Crate
and smiths COAL, ON reasonable terms, and
spectfuly soicits the patronage of his friends and
the public generally. }. w. ARCHER.
nh I0-2w
RAK lKHN AND n u 4 IA w II n 4 =
ID FLOUR tons we'll assorted Mountain Ire n;
IA half bbls fresh ground 6uckwaeat Flour on con.
GEORGE BAGBY,
NH lb-dlw 18TH street.
DARTEGGLA NUalCh.-.th suoscri.
Der having had his store enlarged, Informs his
friends in town and country, that he is also making
large and varied additions to his stock of Medicines
Fancy Goods. &c, &c, and feel. confident that lie
can offer peror inducements to those in want of
any articles in his line Particular attention paid to
orders from physicians in the country, fro u
farmers.
Pescri pi ions carefully aud accurately compounded
from select and reliable medicines.
JN0 w. GARLICK,
Ap.thecary and Druggist, Markat Place,