The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH .sT0Cx.
WATKINS 4 FLCKLEu.
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL pEArsas IN
ID RY G OOD s.

WATKINS 4 FIcKLEN,
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL pEArSRsS
d RY G. OOD s.
Splendid Nnw STORE. lss Main sTasEr
Adjoining the stand of tho late firm of Price A
watkins. aad three doors from Messrs
Kent. Paine q Co.
cO-pARTNRRsHrP.
We. the subscribers have this day formed CO.
LEN, for the gurposs Of conducting general
" A'' STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
In the elegant new building, l59 Main street. which
On the FIRST DAY Of MARCH NEXT, it is our
roomi conpiete and entirely NEW STOCK OF =
DRY GOODS, selected especially fuR tbs Bz4f q ASS
or RETAIL TRADE. which. for variety and elegance,
rence, both in the Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods
Business. and a determination to make our pur-
facturers or their agents viii farash us With f.
lites for Offering the public generally and our pa
irons especially, who have so literally encouraged
OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, OF the BEST
QUALITY and NEWEST STYLE and at prices which cap-
not tail to secure the patronage of the closest and
most discriminating bHyers. " lille all the depart
aEiSTLEMEN's WEAR,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
PLANTATION FABRICS,
will be kept always full and complete the increas.
ing varieties and grades of
ELEGANT SILKS AND DRESS GOOns
AND SUPERB LACEs.
MANTLES AND sHAWLs.
will receive especial attention. Arrangements with
importers in the large markets, will engble rs to
furnish in store and at soJfhotice all the tasteful
Es, sthey appear in the country. Many
wholesale houses. for which Country Merchants
have an increasing demand, and such Goods also as
are required by.Commission Merchants tor the far.
Iners will be furnished at small advance cpon the
cost OF production We respectfully solicit the p,,
tonage OF all CASH and punctual credit uyers who
will be expected to settle their accounts semlanpu
ally, as this system is conceded to promote the
interest of both buyer and seller We hone. by
selling SUPERIOR GOODS AT Low PRICES. and nromn n
and obisipg attention 70 business to merit the pa
tronage of the public.
as member OF the late house of Binford Mayo q
Blair is interested in our business and will devote
JOEL WATKINS,
JAMES II FICKLEN,
OF the late firm OF Hoomes, Eicklen
Wallace, fredericksburg,
January lst, 1859.
A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that | am interested in the business Of Messrs
WATKINS FICKLEN. l respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late rnl
Of Binford. Mayo Blair. pledging to them all the
advantages which are promised in the above adyer.
tisement Their wants, either IN person by order
shall at all times receive nay careful and prompt at
w u ",
ia I'm
AFTER the fifteenth Of February,
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store of Messr,
WATKINS It FICKLIN. where | will DO pleased
to sec my friends. JAMES II BINRORD.
January 4th. 1859.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Sam'l
~ Price having purchased the entire interest
of Joel Watkins in the late concern of Price
Watkins, has associated with him in the business
VIM Gordon and VIM Eggleston, late of the
house of I H Price Co. and John Temple, late with
Price Watkins under the style of
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE & Co,
WHO WILL CONTINUE TEE
RETAIL WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
in the house recently occupied By Price & Watkins,
No l57, Main street, (square below the Banks)
They respectfully solicit the patronage of their
friends, customers and the public.
With increased facilities and experience they hope
to be able to- oher an assortment OF Goods etai
times, equal to any in the city, and such Inducements
as will invite the patronage which they solicit. Al
orders for goods will be promptly and faithfully ex
ecuted. SAM'L NJ PRICE,
WIN FL GORDON,
WM EdGLESTON,
JNO TEMPLE.
Richmond Jan. Ist, 1889.
EH- n B-Persons indebted TO the late concern o
Price Watkins, aud those having claims agains
it. will call on for settlement.
ia l-dScw I'm NJ co.