The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

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rTAE snbscribsrs have this day fosnsd %. Iess.
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ACARD...I take this opportunity Of returning
thanks e my oId friend: and patrons for
their liberal support and hope 70 receive oo.''n
uason Of the same to the new S %%s +. GIBSON.
January LIST, 1850 e6-lm-
CO.PARTNERsHIPN OTICE:.Hsvins as
sosia.sd r;h me IL the ea ON he
carried on IN she name off, = ~. MHE ,R Bk0
where our friends viii Be waited on by TaoxAs E.
WORD, who will always be found at his post.
ffi iii EMs9HkvWso Rp.
beg those of my friends who have not settled
it is very desirable to settle up the % Susnss'
RICHMOND, January 81. 1860. fe6-6t
~ fore existing between. LAYNE KING is
this day dissolved. by mutual consent Either may
the of tine m IN ss5ns up the
present them for payment, and those indebted to
US will make immediate payment, or they VIII be
put IN the way Of collection 5. KING Ki NEHiNh'
January 3lst, 1860 fe6-1Ot
JS ri NWFEST Of
s SS
mR and S s a WTf S4ss The
old stand. l45 Main street. and hope, by strict at
to the Of snsF
bestowed upon the house Of GEO A. WEST.
Thomas Tho JOHNSTON.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1850.
A Card.-ln retiring from the Book Trade.
desire to return my thanks to the public who have
so generously sustained me, and trust my succes
may receive the same GES n WEST
Mr.. y. BROWNELL'N INTEREST I'm
lvl the firm of GARRISON Il ANDERSON
continues the same as it was in the firm of Clark
'o''' ''''4' ''' CLARKsoN 4 ANDERSON.
ia Ats No log Main street. Richmond.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IHs T ad
county, Va, as partner into our concern, it will
hereafter be conducted IN the name and style OF
JOHNSON. TRUEHEART l. VAUGHAN.
Mr.. ARMISTEAD MILLER has no longer any
BAT TRUEHEART,
JOS. N. VAUGHAN.
HHfNS'D eli R.sfsf Is sh :as
the liberal patron age extended to u.s., and hope
'ls' VIZ to IL
L D. w. SAUNDERS his stock Of Groceries.
vii. carry on the GROCERY AND COM MISSION
BUSINESS at the well known stand occupied for
the past eight years by d. w. Saunders. NJ. 3l6
Broad street, under the name and style of JOHN
F. SAUNDERS Il CO., where they will keep con
stant!y hand well-selected stock of GRO
CERES. which they will sell by wholesale re-
tail. for cash, or, to punctual customers, the
usual time, on as coed terms as any establish
ment in the city. They hope, by strict atten-
ton to business, to merit continuance Of the
Germ Of D. W. Saunders. and the public generally.
JOHN +. SAUNDERS,
DAVID J. SAuNDERS,
January !, 1860. DAVID J. SAUNDERS, Jr.
The subscriber, in retiring from the Grocery |
business takes this method of returning his SINGERS
thanks to his old friends for their liberal patronage
during the past eight ears and most cordially re-
cOmmepds to their confluence the new firm Of JOHN
F. SAUNDERS co. | can be found at the old |
stand. where all persons having claims against me
TO me will make pay ment with little delay as
possible. ID. w. SAUNDERS.