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DOMATUMS.-We have now III store a
large asortment of the finest qualities of French
aud English Pomatums many of which are very
cheap Also, fine English Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes Ivory and Tortoise Dressing and Fine
tooth combs, Glycerine, Honey and Palm Soaps,
and all other Toilet requisites in great variety for
ale at LAiDLEY 4 ROBINS0N'S
Family Drug Store,
ia1e 9Th and Franklin streets
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n b have associated Win us in husi-
Less Mr. B. ". J0YNER, who has been with
us several years. The business will hereafter he
carried on ia the name of JONES & Co at the
house No. Main ST. formerly cccupied by MIR
lanes winston, a fsN doors above the Old Market
ne shasi Keep on hand a large stock OF R0CERIES
and nue LiQU0R2. Ia which We ask the attention
Of cur customers and the public generally.
Ia lin THOMAS JoNEs n pO
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WE will always have On hand good
supply Of gil kinds and quality of Furniture, Me
tsic BnTial Cases and Mahogany Collins, which we
can furnish customers at the shortest notice Oar
Personal attention viii be given to funerals, &C.
Orders from ths country viii be promptly attended
10 Our attention will be given also to repairing
Furniture aCd UpholsteIirS.
WIN G SALLIE & co.
On Governor ct between Main and Franklin
III tim Streets
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NJ RICHMOND THEATRE.
hAst nsnt but one of the engagement of the popular
American Tragedian,
MR.. NEAFIE
First time In many years OF Kotzebue's Tragic PLAY
of
PIZARRO.
MR. NEAFIE AS ROLLA.
MR.. NEAFIE AS ROILA
PIZARRO TONIGHT.
PizARRO TONIGHT.
WITH THE
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
~MENAGERIE-MENA
SIGNOR HURTEESBACH
And his valuable collection of
TRAINED ANIMALS
Will shortly appear
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HALIFAX, NEW FOUNDLAND, La
"A BRAD0R, Boston and Maine Berripgs; Hake,
Haddock and Dry Salted Goldfish; Picked Goldfish
and box Harrings; white Mercer and Nova Scotia
phis Hay; Bran Shorts Brown stuff and Ship-stutf;
shucks aud Fodder; Canada. Nova SEQ. ia and Nir.
einis Oats: james River and Rosendale Cement;
Rccklapd Lime; Calciced Plaster, and Pla.tering
Hair. ar and Rosn for sale consignment, in lots
to suit purchasers. BhI4 GFOKD G.,
jaS On the Dock.
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And Black resi-

WRECK AND Loss OF LIFE The British bark
Franklin, bouud from Pensacola to Queenstown q,
Ireland. became water-logged on the Sd instant.
At 10 2. NJ, of the 9th, vhe in the act of cutting
away the mainmast, the bark suddenly rolled over
TO port on her beam ends. A heavy sea then made
| a break over her, taking away the cabin, boats,
most of her spars, &c. and leaving her perfect
wreck. Capt. Young's vile and son faged 5
years. were unfortunately in bed at the time and
were carried away with the cabin and drowned.
All the rest succeeded 10 getting upon the vessels
broadsida The accident happened at mid
mig ht, and at about A. NJ, the vessel riphted
Towards evening the weather became more mod +,
crate. and the survivors got upon tine starboar d
side of the deck, the por: side and deck beams be-.
ing all 20 pieces. Not particle of food or water
could be found, and the only thing left was part
of the foressl attached to the stump of the fore.
mast, which they secured in the best manner they
could, to protect them from the frost aud snow.
In this condition they continued on the wreck NM
I'll tae 10th at noon, without food or water when
fortunately the ship Manhattan came to their as
sistance and took them eff, and darriyed with them
in New York Tuesday. They were in a most de-
piorable state, being exhausted aud frost bitten
One seaman. named James Burns, of Brooklyn,
perished the second night on the wreck.
CHARACTER OF THE KANSAS AND NEBRASKA GOLD
Dir. Snowden, of the United States mint, having
assayed q sample of Kansas and Nebraska gold
for II. J. Graham, of the former territory, writes
to him as follows:
''It is stated by You that the gold grains You
placed in my hands for assay we're collected from
different localities, embracing an extent of coun-
try of ten or fifteen miles in the region of the
Platte river and Cherry creek. and above the
town Of Auraria, in Arapaho county, Territory OF
Kansas. 1t may, therefore, be regarded as a fair
specimen of the gold of that region.
"The result ofthe assay is as follows Fine.
ness 96S thousandths value, per on CO troy after
melting, $50 OIL. The loss in melting was very
small; but in ordinary cases deduction of two
per cent, from the above may be made in stating
the value of natire grains
"In recent report to the Treasury Department
mentioned the result of the assay Of sample OF
gold from the same region. 1t gave fineness OF
o64 thousandths, and consequent value of $40 90
per ounce after melting. These results seem to
confirm the character of the Kansas and Nebraska
gold, and show il to be of very high faeness-
much above that ofCalifornia and equal to that OF
Australia"
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DEMOVAL.-SPECIAL NOTICE.

near the DanvIle Depot at Mr. Bossieux's old stand
where he will be please his old customers
and the public generally with WA8VNs. CAkfS
DRAYS, 6c.; and repairing Of all kinds. At The
shortest notice. fkAfSEh
la
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kxvoLUTIoN IN HAyTL-The rsvoluti., q
HAyh appears from accounts 10 have been 49, =
much what would be exhibited IN . negro govern.
ment A letter from Gonaives says: = :
| On the afternoon Of Dscsmber ga fpur srrneS
indfv1duAIs landed on the beach, and entering "a
naiyes galoped st once 70 La Plaza, the rssideucs
81 ffhs6overnor, where Jeffard demanded an en-
trance q the sentinel. and that the cry Of .vivs
y hepuDliqus" should be raised, which demanda
sne sentt1ei refused 10 comply with. Jefard and
| his companions then frightened the sentinel OF
the JAY fntoa liberation OF about forty political
prisoners, who joined Jeffard. The whole party
nim to surrender to the forces Of liberty and
| the Republic. He sccsded to their demands and
| iengned. Tho strong part Of the town WAS now
10 possession OF JenArd, who .wss joined by sl
ed to . palace belonging 10 SoIouaue, who're =
oeputafion met them and proclaimed the Re-
public OF Hayd with Jeffard % provisional head.
On Thnrsday, Dec %, the Republic vas publicly
proclaimed 10 the Grand Square, and JefYard nam.
ed Provisional President, which oifics he scceotsd
Governor Bartholomew gave in his sub.nissiop.
and, after grand solemnizatiou by the church.
the new constitution was signed by the late au.
tnorities OF the principal cities. The forces of
Jenarc were augmented by citizens Of Gonaives,
ana the fortified town Of st. Mares was taken
possession of without opposition. Here they were
to remain and recruit until they we're strops
enoagn 70 meet the forces of Soouque 10 the field.
or assail him at Port Prince. The insurrectiou
IL spreading north and south Various decrees
bad been issued, one Of which revives aud puts in
force the Constitution Of 1846, and provides for
the calling of a Legislature by President Jenard.
SoLrDIfrED MILK CoaPAsY.-The solidified Milk
Compsny's factory in BurvilIe. c., uses from
LOO to $500 quarts of milk day, which is bought
from the farmers at cents qgart Ia winter and
Two cents In summer; and the farmers at that
price make more than they can from butter and
Gen. Persfsr +. Smiths effects, including thu |
sword presented to him by the State of Lou,sans.
we're sold at auction at New Orleans on the I2th |
inst. "
Grace Greenwood lately delivered temperance |
lecture at Coldwa,er, Michigan.
great game Of draughts, for Al 500. In To he !
played In England, between Mr. Martin OF Lon. |
oon, aud Mcksrrow. Of Glasgow.
There are now on the New York court Of ANNALS |
calendar between five and six hundted cases, and |
cause entered to-day may not be reached In three
There are now 760 couvcts in the Auburn State |
prison, q large majority Of whom are youny men.
tner ages varying from eightesen to thirty wears.
negro, belonging TO John W. Taylor, of Pitts
syiVania county, Va was killed few days ago
by the kick of horse
Lemuel shattuck, an old citizen Of Boston. died
on the 18th. N''N
John Allison, an old citizen Of Petersburg. Va.
died on the 18th inst '"'
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T. WILLIAMS & HICKS

No. 5hockoe Slip, Richmond, Va.
Offer their services 70 the planters Of Virgins
and So'tn Carolina, and the trade generally.
SO Particular attention paid to Forwsrdng
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO and filing orders
ssd liberal adyancements made on all consixnments
il hEId. D. 7. WILLIAMS,
SAMU Ell =. HICKS
"a It's Late of Brownley d Hicks, Petg Va.
THE O-PARTNERSHIP of Smith &
y Maddux having expired by it's limit the bGsiuess
viii De closed. Either partner will use the name of
the firm in settlement but the Books and Accounts
viii be retained by W Ii MhDDUA, whom cred
up
Mr. + q MADDUX is authorized to act for US in
Closing this business. d II SMITH.
II Il HADnIIX
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DIsPossRssING A TEYANr summon,

DlsPoSshsSIHG IEGANT.-h summons
has been issued against A. Meredith and VIM.
LobDaD, to show cause why they should not be
prosecuted for iDjuring house occupied in part
by Catherine PIaraty. Prom the evidence, it
seems that the defendants, in order to dispossess
ths plaintiff have had the window sashes taken
out, and refused to have them replaced. The
Mayor said that all such acts in violation of
law, and should be prosecuted. The owner Of
house should know to whom he was letting his
property If tenant refused to pay rent, the
Law pointed ont the mode for dispossessing and
no landlord had right to resort to any other
The practice of uproofng houses, and taking down
doors and windows, we're illegal, and made the
landlord liable to punishment. The investigation
was adjourned until to day
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- THs GHnAr VInonIA RxnsDy,
Am No HuxBua.-
rRn RMEH e 4sb % AL Il sHcRxT brsSHsEs.

This great American Rsmedy. containing no Mer.
curial or BalsAmic properties, excsls svsrythipg
rstivs snd renoyatang poverss and he medical
World are nstoni~hed when told thnk the abose r.
uaedy will cure the above diseasss and ook{oaEdfd
hut The proprietor, who hes known q 1ha remsdy
for twenty odd ysars, has known Of c. - svsnty
years sanding. - Be rsseoesd - pesee hseltn. ana
Without angle exception. and thsreeora ehajenass
any case 81 aonor1hoea which the rs4e1y wil rs
pru6soce cn tie part Of the posisnas - - any g.
purchAsing half dozen be1slea> np4 unn9 eccoeA
lngiy. IL his or her cess he lysrese1fs hSnsSs
nedicips. rse ef eAarges - e4olle8 - eafS S
through hjs agents. and aeete vW "a ssss'
ossia1s, ,ssS66sssSSss ,cs6sSs = : III .aSff5SJs. pssssh.
xGssn ~ - eur q 1ie1nsna
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THE Co-PARTNERsHIP of Smith &
w H MAnnIX viii continue tn.

W n. Mn DUL-A VIII cUutlnU6 Ine
w Produce Commission Business under the
style Of MADDUA & co, and solicits the patronage
o. tbs friends OF the late concern.
January Ist, 1859.
WASHINGTON MADDuX, of Lunenburg coun-
~. ls admitted as partner the business Of Mad
dux Co, irom this day.
W II MADDUX,
Richmond, Jan. II, 1859.
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NOTlCE.-J0HN G. WILLIAMS, who
has heretofore had special interest in our bu-
slnsss has thisda been admitted into full partner
ehlp, and our business from this date Wall be con.
Quoted under the iTm and style of
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
We sSsli ourselves of this occasion to resnrn our
thanks tJr the liberal patronage long bestowed
upon us aud to solicit It's continuance TO the new
frm. kEfS BALDWIN q CD
JAa. l. iSs9
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A CARD.--It will be seen by the above,
that am interested in the business of Messrs
WATKINS FICHLEN. respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late frnl
of Binford, Mayo Blair, pledging to them sll the
advantages which are promised in the above adver-
tisement Their wants either i'll person by order.
shall at all times receive my careful and prompt
tention. WIN MAYO.
l-2m
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C10-PhRTNERaHIP N0TICE--Mr- .

rO-PhRTNERSHIP NOTiCE.-Mr. J.
~ H. SIMPSON Is admitted 10 an interest In the
Clsthiug Business Tirh ICE, from January the lst,
1889 TIE style of the new firm will be J GOOD.
NAN co. ! GOODMAN.
We intend closing ont the present stock of Winter
Goods on hand. many styles vii. be .old at cost.
G0QDMAN.l d GOODMAN GO.
j Ii SIMPSON, / 40 ll9 Main street.
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FKEsH LHsoHHs.-I have Just re-
oeiyed. by Adam1 Express, q fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHES. which viii be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.S-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours Of the daY at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and ut
night on sth street. French 0arden Nil.
my z-ts 4. q. EOBSONs
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u CO-PARTNERsHlP a.
&M NoIiCE. "N

have THE day admitted Us partner.
MIR IoHN \ JENNINGS. The business will 10
future he conducted ut my Old stand No lis Msip
street, under the firm and sty lie of SAMUEL COZ
THfi l. & co. where we hsy0 on hand ilnc as
sortment ot Saddles. Bgiates. Whips, Carriage
Cart and Wagon Harness Ot every description and
quality and will continue 10 manufacture 20 order
and for sale, every class Of goods ia our line.
There WAS awarded me at tho United States Pair
last iaii, three silver medals ios SUPSRIOk SPhCi
hNAs OF WORKMANSHIP; since which time oui
ourselves that We can tet niSh every article in our
line. not 90 he surpassed ia quality and al as low
prices as any establishment in this country
J beg leave to return my sincere thanks to my old
friends aud the public generally for the liberal pa-
tft3ase heretofore bestowed upon me, and rpspset-
fully solicit continuance Of she same 10 the new
concern. psedsing ourselves TO our utmost en-.
beavers 10 please our friends and patrons.
Riehmena, Jan let. issa
NOEtCk-Aii persons indebted to the subscriber
with ss little delay practicable as am extreme
ly anxious to close up my old business.
Richmond. Jan. lat. lSs9 iaI@sm
sSo-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE-The
~ undersiAns ned have this day associated them.
selves together under the firm and style of POTTS.
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BCStN hSs ia the city Of Richmond.
They have taken tne new and spacious building
fwodSors above ssml Ayers Soa, and nearly OBJ
psostte the Columbian Hotel. on Cary street where
they siii keep constantly on hand full and COM
plsie stock OF all such goods usually fonnd
In the Nrocery line, including Coilse, Sugars do
lassas. bacon. Liquors. &c, &c, &c, TO Wi ich they
eegto ca the attention Ut their freuds and the trade
generally.
kinds OF Produce, On which liberal advances will
be made, FRAME POTTS,
RICH'O FARLEY,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
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In retiring from the TSbacco Commission Busi-
ness return thanks for the patronage 80 literally
bestowed upon the late arm OF DIBRELL d JOHNSON
and most cheeciuly recomm. nd q eontinuaa aca of
the same in behalf of Mr. X. IL DIBRELL, who was
cole salesman OF the concern, and will continue the
business ia bis own name. b. j. JOHNSON.
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hcnia"nuf 'e, ooh 'o', i1DVt
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE - The
IN undersigned has taken the bouse formerly oc-
cupied by w Smith. Esq. on the soUTH sIDE OF
CARY srRxsT, and directly opposite messrs Dunlop,
Moncure Il Co. where he proposes.to do y
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
aud will give his special attention TO the sale OF
TOBACCO, WHEAT And FLOUR,
and In fact every article that may be consigned
TO him. He hopes, by strict and prompt attention
TO the interests OF his patrons to merit the conf
dence Of his friends and the public generally.
Very respectfully, WOODS.
January l. 1859. ia 10 d2w&cwts
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Thankful for the patronage literally bestowed
on the late firm OF DIDRELL JOHNSON, the subscri-
ber hopes By strict attention to business to merit
continuance OF the same. 4. II. DIBRELL.
l--dNcIm
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L III E DISPATCH
fhUHsDAf MORNING 90 1850
~ u,
the Norfolk Martyrs-antsrest sting
scene.

solemn ceremony took place at 81. stephen a
eharch, Philadelphia, Tuesday morning-it being
service commemorative Of the Phi,adelpbians
VINO died while assisting the people of Norfolk
ahd Portsmouth, during the terrible yiaitation n,
the summer OF 1855. The Baiietin says:
for some time before the commencement of tbs
service the bells of the church toiled soiemni,
naa ;s' s,se srowa gathered oatsds of the build
ihR 10 the belief that tue re mains of the decsass
would oe oroa6ht to the Church. They were ds.
appointed 10 this expectation. as the bodies wars
.aksn "a ifa Immediately TO Laurel Hill Cemetery unon
"s'f arrival la the steamship Virginia, on FRIDAY
Inside the Church there was a full and,a,..
coiected. The front pews Of the lower part of The
eheicn were reserved for tho relatives of the a.,
ceased; and number of the friends OF those v mo
30 nopiy laid down their lives in the causa ~ b,,
manity more than three years ago occunss ,h...
seas. mayor Henry, and Thomas Webster. Esn
trustee OF the Philadelphia COMMITTEES az eaI;asf
were seated in pew to the north of the chaneei
At ii o'clock, the commemorative service -.
commenced by DIR. Ducachet, assisted bv Re- NJ
smith. OF Troy, N. \. Rev. Mr.. Durborrow -;
this city, was also present. "a
ln one OF tha front .pews of tho church nm.
seated one OF the noble heroes of the pestilence
lie IS slaV>, owned in Norfolk, named Robert
Butt. He is the sexton of one of the chn,ch.s
there, and one of the best nurses in the city Dn.
ring the time of the pestilence he was ever Mt hi.
post, sleeping Ia the church yard, aud aiways rea
uy iot eNeFS Cali on ais humanity. He IL
on with the bodies, and IL is in contemplation 10
give him and his family their freedom, (should he
desire it, as a testimonial of his heroism
Rev. Dr. Ducachet delivered the fu oeral sermon.
which he closed with a most affecting eulogy of
Robert Butt. He syoke of his devoted faithful.
ness aud large hearted humanity, and asked if
such man should remain q slave, mol he re-
plied-we must set friend Bob free (if he desires
it, with his wits and family He has been
seut on here with these bodies, though slave, by
his master, aud he shall go back to Virginia free
man, and tell our friends in Norfolk what We
have done. With his own hands he has buried
l.l59 bodies, and he has nursed aud buried
our friends and kindred.
These remarks ia reference to Robert Butt crea-
ted strong but subdued sensation ia the church,
and at the close OF the services hundreds of ladies
and gentlemen thropged arr und Bob aud grasped
his hands. As for him, he entirely overcome
by emotion. An elderly gentlemen offered him
his freedom on the spot, but Bob replied he would
see about it.
The procession was then formed and moved ont
to Laurel Hill, the services having occupied about
an hour. Tenth street was thronged as the pro.
cession passed, AID we noticed many strangers in
the crowd, along with number of we'll known
citizens.
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NEW CROP DATES.--lO trails new
: crop pases' ior sA's = JuAr pIzzINps.
- No l2s Main ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OVERCOATS--OV
" colt. Harris 4 Co, having still on hand large
assortment of OVERC0ATS. and being determined
sell before the s over, viii offer great IN
dncements. Call on Darracott, Harris Go. No 1l2
Main street, II you want GOOD Oyercsat. at very
Low PRICE DARRACOTT, HARRIS co,
No ll2 Maia street.
jas Successors TO Merchant, Weisger Co.
NTUTICE.-The connection between the
1N undersiened and COL A. WOODS Ia this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Our firm will
continue as heretofore. -
pichro,d Va I.p AZ
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20 PARTNERSHIP We, the under
~ signed do this day enter into co-pGrtnership 10
carry the Cabinet and Undertaking BusiDe ss un.
der the head and style Of WIN g eALLlE d co.
WM q SALLlE
WM CHANDLER
December J. 1855 JOHN j sALLIE.
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AFTER the fifteenth of February,
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store Of Megsrs
WATKINS Il FICKLIN, where l will be pleased
to sec my friends. JAMES Ii BINFURD.
January 4th 1883.
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Richrond Jan. Ist, 1854
rp- y B Persons indebted TO the late concern Of
Price Il Watkins, and those having claims against
it. will call on for settlement
ia l-dScw I'm 3 Nj y Il 90.
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H. BATHS. BATHS, BATHS. Hot,
aours. at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, and
snampocing Saloon, under the American Hoiel.-
Entrance ON llth street.
Single Baths Is cents or tickets for n an 10
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And the Castings to all Of the above.
Harrows, Coulters. Cultiyators, Corn Shelters
Straw Cutters &c, &c, &C.
de 25-1m III STARKE.
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE

Richmond, January ist. isss. :,
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nlSSOLUTI0a.-T firm Of DAVID N.
~ Josss 4 Co. expired on this 18th Of the month
All psrsous due or having claims against the con.
csTn. will present them to me fer settlement
DE- ~ DAVID JiNES.
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TyOTTAGE BEDSTEADS.--l00 Cottage
" nedstaads on hand and for sale 81 manufactu.
rers prices. By ALsA nos tn:t
a 10 = 30es
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-sam'l
~ VI Price. having purchased the entire interest
of Joel h Watkins in the late concern of Price &
Watkins. has associated with him in the business
Vim II Gordon and Vim Egglest ton, late of the
house of 7 r Price Co. and John Temple. late With
Price It Watkins under the sty le of
lAtsflEs, VI. PRICE tSy co
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" =
RETAIL Il WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
in the house RECENTLY occupied by Price Watkins
No Iii, Main street, lsquare below the Banks)
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends. customers and the public.
With increased facilities and perience they hope
10 be able to offer assortment OF Goods, at all
times equal any in the city, aud such ndycements
as will invite the pa, ronage which they solicit All
orders for goods will be promptly and faithfully ex
ecuted. SAM'L VI PRICE
WM III GORDON,
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400 BBLS. REFINED SUGAR, all
A'C grades; 40 hbds sides, Shoulders and
BTeasts; 90 bbis Family Hams: 25 bbs and loo ke %
no Leaf Lard; hDe kegs Nails; 40 bbls Ale and
Cider; ~ pack ages Choice Butter; so sacks Salt.
harshsii brand: $40 bbls fine Rye Whiskey; 2tsl
tols common Whiskey. Gin aud French BRANDY; 80
lbls Apple Brandy; ieB packages pure and mi xed
FRENCH Brandy; 800 boxes Adamsntine and Taljow
eanii.e; lol bbls Potomac Herrings; 80 bbls Scis.
ooss 100 bols no and 3 aackerel; for sale by
~ - JONES IcO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

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