The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-26
CO.PAKrNEKSHI &C.
COMPREHENSIVE.
~ FERGUSON, FARISS L. CO..

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No. PEARL STREET.
The Subscribers have this day formed Co-Part.
nershlp, under the style and firm of FERGUSON
S and e 6ST
business, and have taken the new and oonveu3znt
stershouse recently occupied by j. B. Ferguson Jr
No. 8 Pearl street.
Having made arrangements to import most of their
FOkEl9N GOODS, they will be prepared for the
Spring Trade with new aad attractive stock worthy
the attention OF wholesale buyers, aud which thew
pledge themselves to sell on as reasonable terms -
any house in this market
The residue OF the stock taken of j. B. Fereu,op
Jr., embracing many new and ssasouable GOODS we
will continue to offer at COST fr CASH or its eouivs
lent, until the opening of the Spring Trade
J. FERGUSON JR
THOS. h. FARIsS,
January let, 1857. R. M. FERGUSON
return my sincere thanks to the many friends and
customers who have extended to their PATRONAGE
when alone and solicit a continuance of the same to
the new concern. J.B. JERGIJsON In
ia 6-d&wlm
COMPREHENSIVE MOTTO .-.-Tbe
~ subscribers have formed Co partnership uuder
the firm and style CT WILSON & BOsBER TOM tba
lst January, 1857, for the purpose of conducting a
Grocery and Commission Susness They have taken
the stand recently occupied by J. J. WILSON No 22I
corner Main and 81 streets, and hope by etrct at
ention to business to merit share of public patron
age:
The personal attention of both partners.wilI he
given to all country produce consigned to them.
]. WILSON,
II.
The subscriber takes bis opportunity of rs,u-n.
ing ms sincere thanks to his old friends and custom.
ers Tor their LIBERAL patronage, and hopes the same
may be extended to the new concern Ha wonIS
also remind those indebted to him that it il desrabie
will come forward and settle up All hayins clsnns
ment. 80 ~
]. 10 dkclm u. WILSON
e. O.pAkTNknsHlP NOTlVk ..The Co
~ DarSnenhin
u ms DAY dissolved BY mutual consent, Mr.. Peyton
bayy having sold his entire interest to the other
use the name Of the firm In Liquidation.
PEfToN q. BAYLY,
January i, 1887. JOSEPH =. PRIcE, u.
In retiring from the firm of Price, B.yly Wat
:o Mss. PsiCE = wHTRNs 70 the s sonden:s
and patronage of my friends.
January ], 1851 PEYToN q. bAfLY.
The Subscribers have formed CO-PARTNER.
SHIP in this city, under the firm Of PRICE WAT
SALE DIZZY GOODS business at the new building
No 1877 Main street. with the same facilities here
toiore Our stock VIII 20 a. an times complete in
to the best clsss Of retail trade Our present
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY aooDs
IL very large, and the SPRING STOCK viii be -.
lected with much care. embracing the NEWEST and
MOST ELEGANT Goods Of the season EXPERIENCED
sad intimate knowledge of the wants of the trade.
we think warrant Ne in saying that We will be fur
nished with "a assortment Of CHOICE RETAILING
DRY GOODS, which for variety, quality and style
will not be surpassed.
Ons of QUE concern having had much experience in
tue wholesale bun res in ths city, the attention OF
country merchants u invited to many scarce ana de
sirt Bile Goods, which will be sold to them on accom-
modsting terms. Purchasers are assured that cor
prices will be satisfsetory we intenc 70 do on es
and active business Grateful for the liberal patron
sge bestswed upon he etefors every exert,oo WIZ
be made 70 give customers ali the adyantasss IN h.
had In the Hns Of our business
SAMUEL H. PRICE.
JOEL B. WATKING
January !, lss,. sIiln