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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-03

R.;j- A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotte
rics will be sent to any desrous Of receiving it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-03

S,CMAC AND RAGS WAfTED'-Ths subscri-
y Der wishes 10 purebes' toe Shove srt'eles in
snv ouantty, for which be 10 preparud 10 pay the
bighs., % .rks, phsss Ia cash, ct III times.
y cot J. = N9SSAw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-03

g. STORE FOR RENT.-Thc new three story
E::; BRICK STORE. on the north side OF King
street. recently occupied hy George H. Blackjack
as an Auction and Dry Goods Store. is for rent
The situation of this property is in the business
part of the city, and It's complete arrangements Tor
any kind Of mercantile business, renders II very
desirable Apply next door. to HCLST 4 CO., or
J. A. MILBURN, corner of King and Washington
stras,s NH 23-tf
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
III FOR JANUARY. very excellent number,

TARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
IL FOR JANUARY. a very excellent number,
price 2Jr.
Pope or President; Startling disclosures of Ro-
manism. ~ revealed by its own writers, l. mo-,
cloth, SI.0O.
The Noon PRAYER Meeting of the North Dutch
Church, Fulton street, \. Y, lis origin, character.
and progress, with Of it, results, by Talbot
". Chambers II mo-, cloth. $l.OO.
Life of Mrs. Virginia Hale Hoffman. late OF the
Protestant Episcopal Mission to West Africa, by
Rev Gco. D. Cummings, b. d., 1jc.
The Heroes of the Last Lustre-a Pocm-l2 mo-,
cloth, &c
Bessie Me,i lie, sequel to the Little Episco-
palan." by VI. A. C.. 20 mo-. cloth, 75c.
Christmas Holidays III Cedar Grove, by Mrs. W.
". Seymour. 63c.
Tho Children. Bread, in Crumbs. from the Mas
ter'a Table, 7jc.
Sidney cray a tale Of School Life, by the author
Of Mia and Charlie" 1jr.
For sale by JAS. ENTWISLE & son,
dec 2S No. % King street
4 GNES c. WRIT, and other Books for Chill
n drcn and Youth, American Tract Society edi-
tion. - cents. Tor SAL Is ROBERT BELL.
dec 81
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I,LUTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER
4 NEWS. lOTTHM. AND CHILDRENS
CLOTHiNG-READI MADE AND TO ORDER.
1t is our custom to notify the public AZ the begin
ming Of each season, the arrival oi our HiOCh
OF GOODS for AL old establishment like ours.
which j. - well known t. our friends and visitors,
il j. hardly necessary to say. that We are gong on
with the improvements ~ fast a the ocean lclc-
graph will permit. Give Us 4 call, and see II We
don't Surpass everything previous. lou VIII ma
Grand disnlav in Clothing. a. well as in Furnish
ing Goods and Styles coors. shapes, &C.; they are
10" numerou. to mention. Call early and get the
first look at them Remember the old place.
SCHOOLIlERR 4 BROS,
Grca, Western Clothing House, los King 81. three
doors below the Mar,hal House, AlcNandria. Va.
If
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rVHE BRITISH REVIEWS AND BLACK.
/ WOODS MAGAZINE.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE!
PREMIUMS AND REDUCTIONS J!
L. SCOTT 4 CO, New YORK, continue TO pub
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great
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The receipt of idrance Sheets from the British
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inasmuch as they now can be placed in the hands
of subscribers about as soon as the original edit
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Washington. nov lG-co2m

JJAVING RECEIVED MY FALL SUPPLY
II OF CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. NESTlNGS,
&C.. would most respectfully call the attention OF
all who may hc in want of anything III my line. I"
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. as |
am confident that | can suit ALL not only as to
quality Of goods and prices but as to fitting and
workmanship.
I also call attention to my fine assortment OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, such
as Linen and Nett Shirts. Drawers llandkcrchieis,
Gloves. Cravats SuSpenders. Collars 6c.
4 remnant of READl-MADE CLOTHING on
hand, which am determined to close out at cost.
Call soon. as a No. Stock. such as | have, goes
off quick. William AhNoLp'
sen % No. 81 King street.
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IRON, HORSE SHOES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, &C., &c
C. N. CAsTLE4AN,

No. 6o NINY .NFttt, cDTNtT y -nU|htF 1RNtJI
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH REPINED BAR
AND SHEET IRON,
CAST, SHEER, AND SPRING STEEL.
Elliptic Springs, Carriage and Cart Axles, Black.
smith. Bellows, Anvils, Vices, &c.
4 general assortment Of the above named art
cles will he kept constantly on hand together with
other articles too tedious 10 mention.
aI-~ Merchants and consumers are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine my stock before pur'
chasing. Orders will be promptly attended TO-
dec lot!
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NvOTICE.-The highest market price PAID ior
~ old Scrap Irou, Wrought and Cast, haga,
Rope, Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Bones, &c:
J. w. KENT 4 CO.,
cor. Union and Duke sts, or No. so union-st.
seq 20-tf .aE ~ .
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DRY GOODS, &c.

NOTICE ILOR d HITCHiSON will
y have all their accounts ready for delivery on
Monday. the Sd January, and trust their friends
and Customers will come forward and settle their
indebtedness promptly and without delay
ian l-lw
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o. FOR RENT FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,
g:; iron, The l.t nj january ncd.---A first class
HOTEL. known a. the MANSION HOUSE. with
large Stables and all other cnnvcnicnccs desirable
to make the establishment complete.
[It is probable that earlier possession could hc
obtained by an arrangement, with the present "ccu-
pants. if dcsircd.l
For terms. apply to JAMES GREEN. "rt"
nov lI-t GREEN * BRO. AI"N., Il.
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K. FOR RENT-Thc commodouS three story
5:.; brick DWELLING and STORE. No. 10 North
ROYAL street adjoining John I. Crcight"nS Hard
ware Store, is for rent. very reasonable terms L"
= good tenant The house i, i'll excellent condition.
and fitted up in the brs, style. Water and Gas
have been introduced. and fora business stand and
dwelling, is most desirable. Possession given on
the 10th of November. Apply t"
JOHN T. CREIGHTON. or
oct II-dtf JAMES ROACH.
NOR RENT.-A WHARF, in good order with
/ LARGE YARD adjoining. This property
is well located for Coal Depot, Lumber or Wood
Yard.
-. Also. TWO LARGE WAREllp( SES, on
E::i the Wharf. well adapted for Commission amt
Shipping houses
Also. n number of VACANT LOTS. on Union
street. very desirable for Plaster lots. For terms.
enquire of "REEN bhol HER,
nov 20--tf
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PLASTER MILL FOR SALE.-Wi>hing
Iii to remove from this city, offer for sale my III
tcrest in the STEAM PLASTER MILL. i'll Alex
andria now carried on by Wise Green The MIL
is in good order. aud its fixtures complete f"i
further particulars, apply to, "r addreS,
CHARLES J. WISE.
dee l--dtf Alexandra, a.
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F1LL SFPPL}!
J.P. CLARKE, No l58 KING SIRE Ell
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.


HAS OPENED an entire new stock Of CT IL
III TAIN MATERIALS, comprising the choc-
est STYLES of Satin dc Lanes. BrocateIlc. Damasks
Cord. Tasscl. and y,imps. Lace and Muslin Cur
tains Drapery Mdslin, Gilt Cornicrs, Bands Pms
&C., dc.
Also. a splendid stock of Painted and Gold
WINDOW SH NDES. containing every variety
and will hc sold at prices To suit the times
Buff, Drab. Green. Blue. and White Nin"""
ShadingS aud all of the most improved Fixtures
Landscape Wire Shades.
VENETIAN BLINDS. REED BLINDS, and
PAPER SHADES.
re-" Church. Store, and other large Shades
painted to order. oct 70
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase u large
J. lot of Cotton or Linen RAGS, tor which bs will
pay in cash the highest market prices.
nov 2 J. +. McGRAW, Upper oud Of King st.
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I0UN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT la ",
,) will practice in the Courts OF "es;more!ald'
Richmond, and Northumberland CouutIes: ROSY
Office, Rises Store, wsstmors!sHd teuDiS's'
dec 5-l
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ItLOTHlNG! CLOTHING w llOLESALE
y AND KETAIL-FALL AND WHIT
STYLES NOW READY FOR MEN AND BOYS.
MALL, STEPHENS d' CO.. S22 PENNsfLVA-
MA AVENUE. WASHINGTOY, and l0i DrANE STREET.
, FEW DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY. New IoRK.-
Mn. WALL has taken up his residence in New
York city. for the exclusive purpose OF manutac-
turing CLOTHING at wholesale, and supplying
our establishments III Washington with every deH-
cription ofGENTLEMEN'S, of q YOUTHS : and BOY ;
WEARING APPAREL. that il new, novel, and
substantial, To hc found in the New York market.
We will therefore he enabled To offer at all times
the largest and most fashionable stock "i superior
READY MADE CLOTHING in this city.
Procuring our Good. from first hands. orr Gus
toner. will not have to pay the second and third
profit as all other houses in this city are Obliged
to charge WALL. STEPHENS Il CO.,
80 Penn. Av.. betw. 9th < 10th sts. Wash.
And lOi. Duane St. New ork
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

$50 Prizes amounting 1920 900
Whole Tickets so: Halves IS; Quarters S2l.
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J,OE COLDS AND COIGIIS.-Guin'- Pcct"ral
i Ayers do: Wi-tar's Balsam; Davies Cherry
and Tar Tyler. Syrup: Bills do; Gum Arahic
Cough Drops: Wi>tar's lozcngcS; Baker tough
Mixture. and Madame Mounts syrup. received and
for sale by PEEL STE\ ENS w.
dee - corner IF King and Alfred streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

PowER OF 1NA0INATIoN.--Dr. Noble, in a
very able and analytic lecture, at Manchester,
ION the dynamite Influence Of Ideas," told q
good anscdots of Mr.. Courthouse, French
savant in illustration Of the power Of imagi-
nation. A. DR.. Dobls says:
Mr.. Boutihouss served in Napoleon's army,
and was present at many engagements during
the early part Of the last century. At the
battle OF Wagram, in 1900, he was engaged in
the fray; the ranks around him had been ter
ribly thinned by shot, and at sunset he was
neHrly isolated While re-loading his musket
he was shot down by cannon ball. His i'm
preston was that the ball had passed through
his legs below his knees, separating them
from his thighs; for he suddenly sank down,
shsrtened, As he believed, to the extent of
about foot in measurement. The trunk OF
tbs body fell backwards on the ground, and
the senses were completely paralyzed by the
shock. Thus he lay motionless, among
the wounded and dead, during the rest Of
tho night, not daring to move muscle, lest the
loss Of blood should be fatally increased
He felt no pain, but this he attributed to the
stunning effect Of the shock to the brain and
nervous system. At early dawn he was aroused
by one of tho medical staff who came round to
help the wounded. What's the matter with
yon, my good follow 2 said the surgeon. All !!
touch me tenderly,' replied M. Courthouse,
i beseech you a cannon ball has carried off
my legs The surgeon examined the linn bs
referred TO, and then, giving him good shake,
You have nothing the matter with you NJ.
Courthouse Immediately sprang up in utter
establishment, and stood firmly on the legs
which he thought lost forever. 1 felt more
thankful said M. Courthouse, than 1 had
ever been ia the whole course of my life before.
had, indeed been shot down by an Immense
cannon ball; but instead OF passing through
my legs, As firmly believed it had, the ball
had passed under my feet, and had plowed a
q hole in the earth beneath, at least foot in
depth, into which my feet suddenly sank, Civ
ing me the idea that had been thus shortened
by the loss Of my legs" The truth Of this
story is vouched for by DR.. Noble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

WHAT'S IN KIss!-"M other, mother, Kiss!'
pleaded Q little cherub boy, with blue eyes,
anxiousIy searching his mothers unusually
serious fnce as she tenderly laid him upon his
soft, warm bed, and lovingly folded the snowy
drapery about him. "Do kiss me, mother!'
and the rosy lips began to tremble, the tear
drops to gather in the pleading, upturned eyes,
and the little bosom heayed with struggling
emotion.
''My little son has been naughty to-day" re-
plies the mother, sadly; show can kiss those
lips that have spoken such angry wores!''
Too much, too much! Dutiful mother re-
pent! The little heart is swelling, breaking
with grief tumultuous eobs break from their
agitated bosom; the snow white pillow is
drenched with penitent tears, and the little
dimpled hand 10 extended SO imploringly. Re-
lent.
IT'S enough! Once more the little head is
pillowed upon the maternal bosom-ence more
the little cherub form is pressed to that moth
srs aching heart, and the good might kiss of
forgiveness is given two-foid tenderer A
few moments and the sobbings cease, the gold
en- head drops, the weary eyelids close, and
the little erring one is laid back upon his couch
penitent and humbled by one kiss from mama
What's in kiss-asimple kiss! Much, very
much! More potent than the sceptre Who has
not felt its magic influenced IT'S the lovers
tender pledge of undying consistency; tits bond
OF friendship and fidelity, and not emily is it
dear TO the youthful and ardent but also to old
age, TO the withersd heart and blossomless
cheek.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11
PIANOS. &c.
ey., RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD,
4ElfNX For THE PLANO FORTE.-This New

&ES FOR THE PfANo FoRTE.-This New
~ Method is offered to the profession and the
public, Improvement on all other instruction
books for the Piano Forte. in adaptation, ctasslf-
cation. progression and facility of comprehension.
possessing new and original features, and com
plete in every department of the art. 1t is intend
cd to lead the pupil, step by step. from the simplest
rudiments to the higher and more. artistic compo,,
Sitions, combining all the desirable clements OF
simplicity contained in similar works; illustrated
with elegant engraved Plates showing the different
tons and action of the hands and fingers when per-
forming various passages-a new feature, OF great
importance and utility.
superior in its plan of study, exceedingly attractive
IN its lessons and exercises. unequalled In It's adap-
tation TO the, wants of all classes, Richardson's
New Method" cannot but meet with most exten
slve sale, and become the most popular and useful
work oil the kind ever issued. For sale at
Music Store, l8s Main street,
-@, CHiCKERING PIAN0S.--A new and
4TSTTfull supply of these splendid Instruments
W. RI lhave been received.
In addition to the beautiful BOX De NOIx, the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, we have
now the BoUDoIR, asplendd instrument Of an up
The Chickering'S have received IS First Prize Me-
dals, all over renowned competitors and from first
rank Institutions and Fairs of America and of Eu-
rope. They have manufactured and sold more Pa
nos than any other factory in the world.
Fron the Chickering's have emanated the hest and
most permanent improvements that have brought
the Piano to its present perfection and by thegr
niences. they can sell full fifty per cent. cheaper
than any other factory. None of their instruments
leave the wareroom without their having been full
ly inspected by the best artists.
As their factory has never more than one agency
in n city, in Richmond these instruments can only
The SSsN factory warrants all PIANOS sold by this
agency.
WARERooMs-North side of Broad street, near
street, ana NATHE cA fSH Sole AGENT sn
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
90 YEARS. PATENTS,

o. LIBERTY STkEET, INV YORK,
Arc for sale by Booksellers, Stati0ners, and Rub
her dealers generally throughout tho United States.
They have all the ELASTICITY Of the gull without
the spattering and scraping OF that instrument,
longer.
They arc, likewise, superior to tho steel pon, in
that they are MORN ELAsIIcs WEAR LONGER ana
WILL NOT coRnopE.
5 The India Rubber Pens are peculiarly adapted to
the wants Of editors lauy err, clerEymen, etudcnas
and professional men generally being loss tiresome
70 tho hand, and moro uniform il seton, than nnX
other pen now IN naa. They are cheaper than gull
pens, and are offered At psics not exceeding that
Of the best stool PENS.
The India Rubber Pens are PIT NJ IN boxes, CON-
tanning gress each, with hoers Ct - grasss
and will Be mailed, fosTAax yaKx. 70 any address,
4 liberal discegnt slisvse Is IL Traas, Colleges.
Schools and RShe9 kHD5ffatsaI| M fdBasss a.
Ok TIESQE4 KEYTNE6 L1EHTT 66is.
80 daSA "A 81, " ltP|s SP M 81 M M sbss
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GEO, WATT 9 CO.'S PLOWS;c
GEO. WATT CO.'S FLOWS;

GEO. WATT Il co.'s PIOWS.
'aE Rts'RIs iaf 3 concern Of
Ia stl in existence, and conducted in its mechan,
cal de department. by GEO WATT the inventor and
provements, land who alone has conducted the me-
chanical department of all the firms of Geo. Watt
oS where III V %Af HS M s Ss
business. notwithstanding sundry advertisements
Tyss TO create sep az to
S assr q
ing the rights OF others, or endeavoring to msiea
q CESS dsesys 81 now pereng various. improve.
ments on oil three Ct his patents, which we think
will lessen the draft, give more strength and less
ing of the Plow. We hope to have Flows, of the
ys.,ons sizes With these improvements. ready for
CH0CkDE MtLL-RICHMOND GROUND
~ PLASTER.-The subscriber begs leave to re-
turn his grateful acknowledgements for the heavy
large, and North Carolina; and would state that he
| - now mahng Improvements that will double the
| PLASTER promptly, exceeding any demand thaf
| can at present exist.
HIS stock viii Be entirely of Nova Scotia LUMP,
PLEDGES fai thfn adherence to his determination,
saitsin the datterins reputation that his brand
plrsstsr.by application Of Northern Ground~he
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
-" Qua No. ii Pearistreet
NOTICE.-Ail persons having claims axa,nst
49, inc estate OF the late Rev. John Woodbridge,
tssm s o. fowhstap county y please present
ment; and all persons indebted 70 the same 81 bond
OF account, viii please call and make pay menf With
.. ..'.' y WV. Isii : s::s
sANDL Es ESQ boxes T.llqv CANDLES, Of
GrsxS End MsAdsmsg 70 boxes !A asmantins
C4MRLEss tSch!ulto ssc09oe. sThsire's."
- go D'-1--' = wv VIII. Ws1xffIAcR SONS, \.
rl4Ak4...So;0oQ German, Havana. and Prin-
s'''S's~A''s e VA WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

Tl67f Il H. t,lkE1lY, SlEv11
2S7w1f{ity6G,i = now vorl extenefvos hev-
90 - rssstvs IsI6s sie IN g e ~ 49, -
wcaiS iii stssnjjicn sspssially- 70 ny sscehSf
ms WATcHE6-W.p p. Adan. 8 een, 1endoa; 9.
Cgpsnhagen, With adjusted ehronomeeef n1daacsss
Dixon, John CfAie, Joseph JohneCns jules Ewme-
n, Alfred Laialsttso, and othsr dlsnnsuisnss "s'
NJ stock Of sPEcTACLEs .ssd EYE eli ASSES
il very full, embracing gold, silver snd stsei
AmOng1t my assortmsnt p full s9pply 81 the esis-
bratod Brazilian Pebble GLASSES. Persons %
that will improve thsir vision should not fAiE
supply themselves With . paig Of these GlasseA =.
roId ffamee. 8. A. MYERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11
JAMES p. BR0WNE,s

OKNAMENTAL HUN WURKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute,
IRON Ratings. vERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES, CHAIRS, SETTEES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at short notice.
ia. Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
MARBLE WORKS.-JOHN W. DAVIES.
wi PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MA,
son, Main street, between 9Th and 9th sts., RICH
MOND, VA.-Monuments of any size or design
bic. - 1890
respectfully invite the attention of those in
want, to my stock, which is the LARGEST and hest
finished assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
the city. -
First Premium awarded by the Virginia Agri-
cultural Society, and Mechanics' Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

DMxx2tSndnXN MI = esmss = + WI III ~
s!sasss; ss aes :: Il;
s ,us:d ns' sIsS san sssss.r ai
: : : :
nlySNLUTI0N.-On the lst INST, Nj. JOHN
z. VIM retired from our cGncernrtns style
II Hama. Fl j; $ ne
dFNfhE aAsfI f RMNNk sksfSha h6EEHbcHAsrs.
o ss ss 81 e. nj cf1
They arc ps,m..ed e rsisr y ~ Mei Sisi Kent.
PANE Co.. A''' 5S SSs NISiss fis'n''''
J, ... ''' Of The k s;Rf & Pis'1 1Shbl Ea.'
u signed has admitted Mr. T. 3. KELLOGG as
partner in his bgslness, from the lst day July lseo
I'm sE
Richmond, July 18th, 1850
Nosice.-The subscriber takes this occasion to
grateful appreciation Of their past favors, and to
bespeak for the new concern continuance OF
h to se Tnin our Y Ss
found st all times TO be complete, and we shall Of
fer such inducement, as we hope will satisfy city
Glass ' and
nass s asss
SSE # rs sss :ss. a
81 ''''' '''''' ''' ''' ): j: BSF4s
RICHMOND, July Is, 1859. jy l8-lm.
DISsOLUTION OF CO:.PAKTNERsMIP.
- The concern of ]. D.. GOODMAN 4 CO.,t
yoossa S e pss he
Jn,, 18th, 1859. !. +: S sHf2PsoNE.
Co-Partnership.
The undersgned have this day purchased OF j..
D. GOODMAN his entire interest in the stock and
accounts of J. D. GOODMAN & CO., and will con-
s sn% in the o sMFeS 1ss' s' :ss
recently occupied BY J. D. Goodman Co. They
sSs Be . e andone that please he and they
hope, by strict and prompt to bus ness to
merit and secure not 9nl5 their PatT0nfss but
July 10Th, 1859. n. L. MlLLEk.
& CO., am pleased in the assurance that leave
my friends and patrons in faithful and efficient
know Mr.. SIMPSON and Mr.. MILLER thorough
ly, and therefore do most cordially recommend
them to the confidence and patronage of my friends
and patrons lily 2o-tsl J. ID. GOODMAN.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
- The concern of w. NJ HARRISON i CO. il
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be closed by JOHN BLAIR, who will use the
name of the concern in liquidation only:
w. NJ. HARRISON,
July LIST, 1859. JNO. BLAIR.
CO-PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have
this day united under the Sly lie and firm of BLAIR
CHAMBERLAYNE,a and will continue the GRO-
Gerry BUSINESS, in all it's branches at the stand
recently occupied by w. NJ. HARRISON & Co. They
assure the patrons of the old concern that nothing
shall be left undone that may please them, and they
hope by strict and prompt attention to BUSINESS to
merit and secure, not only their patronage, but
that of the public generally.
July LIST, 1859. +. VI. CHAMBERLAYNE.
IN retiring from the business of w. M HARRl-
SON & CO., am pleased in the assurance that
leave my friends and patrons IN faithful and EN-
cient hands.
roughly, and therefore do NEST cordially recon-
mend them to the confidence and patronage of my
friends and patrons.
| feel lively interest in their success, and ask
my friends to sustain them. In doing so, they will
not only crafty, but materially benefit me:
jy low w. M. HARRISON.