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The schooner ST. Paul, Capt Taboo, S'e"
lays from Tam, jco, arrived here las' evening"
Cart, Tal.ci reports, ,ha, on The day ne 'eil,
,nes>erce, hai arrived from he wrecked snip W.
diaka Stating that The volunteers on poalui ~
ye,hcr with Capt. Miller, Ghu WIN company
ii artillery, had heen despatched 20 'ne'' iv'ei'
w.ic surrounded BY Mexican force from luS-
ran amounting 10 1000 men Abon, 200 mus
te,s ony being saved from the wreck, 'Eey iouh1
i; impossible 10 disperse Inc enemy
Gen Patterson feeling wei satisfied OF the truth
o, This report. dcspatchc! a, once S9O cavalry TO
,aeir assistance The schr. Ella was also char
tered AMI tcok on board ;iie armament uom 'ie
Il. ). schr Nonan,o, (Mexican prize, command
ei hy Midshipman Marshall ID. Smith. likewise
900 regulars, and proceeded 10 the wreck The
result may be looked for br The next arrival from
lhat roi.
Although the above repor, oi Capt Talbot Pla-
ces the volunteers and Capt Miller's company
in rather pcrious position, still j! will be seen,
taking be worst view OF The case they were on!Y
surrounded. Tie rcpor, does not say that they
were unable 10 pr0iect themselves, but thal ihcy
we're unable IL disperse the enemy. Assuming
their position, then 10 be even as cTlicai as !e,
presented, our conviction is, that they managed
- keep The enemy al bav until The additional re-
enforcement sen. down by Gen. Paterson reach
ed them, which would Of course dispel all appie-
hension 70. their safety
|. will be observed that our attentive and well
Informed Tamrico correspondent, "Chaparral,
{. wo OF whose letters we give IN another place.
is silent on The subject VI The despatch OF The ad-
dilional reinforcement. though one Of his letters
j. dated On he afternoon OF the 1'h instant
The next arrival, however, must inform US OIL me
actual state Of things-ill which time ne wonl'
bid the irients ofhe volunteers 10 be ofgood cheer
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Eor the enquirer.
TO THE DEMOCRATS or TIE CHESTERFirln
rpucppSsfnSA Instruct

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Our present Representative III Congress occp.
pying position in Ieiere nee 10 The maIofny II
his parry in this district which vii ren, er i IN.
possible for US 10 support him Tor Re election ne
most respectfully susse>! - jon itr propriety Of
4 call Of ] convention 10 meet in he city al Rich.
mond al some early Cay. ior tn purpose 81 NJ.
mina'ing some person WHO wil more iu!ly cen
ceniialr Inc yoe OF tie patty.
w nm me aintest feelings H.! Mr. Seldom, We
nave urged again AM again The rfopTeiy OF lis
takIng stand along with IL, who he'd elected hIm
to his present oll'e; and re had sincerely hoped
mai he nigh; te 50 induced to 10, when he re-
COLLECTED maj We differed only as to men, and not
as 10 principles. Mr.. s, using his uEdoubed
rlshi as freeman, declines 10 pledge himself I"
Inc support d The nominee Tor the next Pfesiden.
cy, 70 be made b. a National Convention; nor
will h pledge himself 10 give The vo'e 81 HE De.
mo,racy u Virginia, should he be IN Congress,
ara The election 20 to the House q Representa-
iircs.
Were3ea'. that i, is with regre; hat We iini
Mr.. Seldom occupying this stand, Tor We had
hoped 10 return him TO The national counciis, Is
sieaty and unflnching Democrat, who would 10,
tor moment leopaIdizc he success =, Ms par,
bY his devotion 10 maa whom he has loved NJ
t-isely. but too WELL
According 10 him, therefore, The rish' % acl
as he pleases. W. have determined 10 use our
right in refusing 10 give HIN
our support; and 10 the end thai We may have
'air opportunity 10 choose man VINO VIII 'a'iy
Us. We have moved he call Of Con
y-ntion. Powhatan and Henrico will move ~
Monday next, and Chesterfield ard 6oochlant
viii follow. /, remains, then, for Louisa, Ri,n
mnnd civ and Hanover TO give expression to 'heif
feelings. MANI bENoo ~ -
Feb 34,h, 1877
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Enr fts En..iltker

The Editors oi The Enquirer are requested y
,ay tina, a poll will BE- held in The Spring -! u.
William S. Fowler 10 represent .he county Of Lot.
i.a in he next Legislature. The Doctor : -
well known 10 The voters Of h county, either pei
sonally or By character. thai IL wond be an use
less consumption ot time and an unnecessdi'
drai, upon The columns Of your paper, 70 speaS
much OF hi, political opinions, or his moral an
intellectual worth; suffice il 10 say, that he i anu
always has been an untouhed member oi the
Democratic party, and thai he possesses strong
ami discriminating mind and en- un5,rniIshed
moral character, that his inieres. IS thorough
H. identified with lhat Of an overwhelming pol
lion oi the voters Of he county, and il elect
ed. hat interest, together with he interest q
the state Of Virginia, viii hni IN him an aoe
defender.
Should here be a plurality q DemocFanc can
tida,es in The COUNTY, and The Wings should 'h'hA
proper 10 present 10 the voters Of NE count,
candidate OF their own parry, the Eiends ~ u.
f. viii chceriully submit his claims 10 county
convention organized upon Just principles.
As these "hasfy' lines are written without en-.
,ulupg DR.. F, il they should meet his eye, he can
say or mol whether he will consent 10 BE- cantl-
dale. JEFFERSOSlAN DEMOCRATS.
Louisa Feb. -.
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i dom. mean to "in,ul, the s-nnte," mind you
For The EnTtfr.
TO THE REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF MEckLEN-
RI1RG

For The EnYuirer.
10 THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF MEckLEN-
BURG.
Asilis now ascerane that our present repre-
senlatives in The Legislature will not be candi-
dares again and il is important 10 select others,
shall propose one whose qualifications are unex-
centioDable That gentleman is A. +. Wright,
ESQ. If strict adherence 10 our Republican, prin-
c;oles together with an affor IN ma intai ming and
n,omuloa,ng the same, deserve reward, Then is
MIR. Wright most de>cvtdly entitled IL your sup
port. Yes, during our most trying times he has
Ieen ever straight forward fifm, unwaveflng and
constantly a his posi- using all his efforts 10 MAIN
tain those principles Tor which We have always
commended As 10 his qualifications Otherwise ms
success in every thing 10 which hr has uiLecieo
his attention, would, OF ITSELF be suiicient
guarantee. Possessing a strong and vigorous
mind, which has been we'll stoIe-i win political
Information, together with high moral character
and business bits, he cannot tail, II eiecsed, !"
yrprescn, you honorsbly aud faithfully
We cannot close these few lines without urging
an The Democracy, as they cherish their prnti-
niles. 10 select and elect MI. Wright as one oil
ibel representatives. Ii men, who have rested on
their oars during our Warmesl contests, VI who
have directly or indirectly given their aid 10 The
onposite parry, have 10 ride smoothly into ONCE
for The want ul po!it cal excitement, o ef "lhei ;
who have been active and visilan', then, indeed,
wer. better ever 10 remain li>lless and idle and
We shall be guilty OF besiowing layoTs on those
who least deserve them. That Mr.. Wright has
been active in private as we'll public, you all
know; and by casting your votes Tor him, you
will brsow Them on one who has meii'ed your
confidence, and will never betray IT.,
-O''''''> "A FARMER.
P. S. II is proper TO say We have SAID no'hinS
TO Mr.. Wright on this subject; ont, as IL IS,
know The wish Of many voters that he should b.
candidaie-he certainly cannotreiuse.
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THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

We have received further intelligence Iespcc',
inc The fate OF Lieut.. Richie. II seems 'ha' INC
len dragons reached Victoria in sair'y' On, 'nr'c
is no lonccr any duubl about he death oil Inc Val.
uablc vonus officer The party halted al 'own
IN Ii. road. and Lieut.. Richie ,it tue men 'o'
l.w minulcs 10 20 with guide and procure lol-
ace lor The hoi>rs. They had r'occeaei n'''
short distance when Mexican came aa>n'"S W
On hor.cb Eek, threw a lasso sna 'I,y W.
Ei,chic> neck, and dragged h'm' 'n'i PEI,
across 6eld, and then murdered aha sN'pieu
han !,
Il is said now that The transports will assemble
4, Lobos ila.bo:, with all The troops, ana men
move together 10 a landing much nearer vera
c,uy -
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For rng ESoclRiN.
f:ao.s- cu,ssns Of he countyof Gooeala~d
Louisa, Feb. =.

f.iior- Cah.ens of tie Cot.ntyoj Go0cala"4:
All he solicitation OF many friends wa N
iuced 10 accep, a nominalion 10 represent 80"
in the next Legislature, winch some ol tarni hda
without my knowledge, made, after Mr. Leasr ;
determination 10 resign had been announced ~
The Enquirer.
None among you would al all times more
readily yield 10 mi expression Of your opnloIs
than myself; and unteIsandlng mat N a NEE
ns Of small portion II The DEMOCRACY, helt a
our last court without any plior nonce, Nj.
Leake was by them requested 70 run again ~
the county ana being persuaded Ina! he ~gnd
not approv. II ihis mole 81 declaring out ami u
and in Justice 10 many friends, take his ~,
lhod Of Offering myself a. Candidate TO ienf-
>en, you in The mex, Legislature. Should 4 L
your pleasure 10 conhde The trust 10 me, u vi!
lie my enteayor 10 carry OUT and maintain thosr
rue Republican principles ever held sac'ea ~
he citizens D. lhs county.
Respectfully, your ohi't sery't,
February IS, lsi,. HUGH FRENCii.
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r., re E,n0nty

TT - I~'TfUT7s77
The Democratic Republicans OF Hennco conn.
" icio arc cctual residents therein, are Ieiues'oi
10 meet al Henrico Conntv Court House, al T.
o'clock on Monday next me ii u Mafcn, 'ha,
being Court lay, 10 rake measures 10 express oaF
sentiments in relation 10 sustaining The admins
ration and Tor The vgorou, prosecution q he wal
also 10 express our sentiments IN relation e NE
course Of the T. S. Senate, in The IyfaGnlca.
measures they have recently adopted, IN expe'irg
The editor a The Union tom the privileged sea-.
on Inc floor Of that tcdy, thereby ,Iikins a tlo~
al The freedom 3iihe press II will also be neces.
sary ior us to meet together 70 take some sc'i"n
in reference 10 the approaching election IN t''-
Congressional District.
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For The Enquirer.
TOT IIS 71HYFFt7.
COZ. mo. S. ATKINSON is THE MAN

COL. JNO. S. ATKINSON Is THE MAN.
Messrs. Editors We see through The medium
ui your paper, that the minds OF Inc people .,
Hanover are auctuating upon wnom 'ney shouIu
FIX 10 represent them in our nexi General Assem-
DIV Of Virginia. We would, therefore, earnest
" recommend TO The consideration oil the caucus,
Col. John S. Atkinson, as man alloselhef nj
10 fiji that station. In our Democratic Assocla,
lions he has acquitted himself honorabIy and
satisfactorily TO ALL Let US, therefore, 10 concen-
tra,e The power OF the Democratic party and gam
over or silence some OF The votes Of our Wing
friends, nominate him, VINO, among all cur DIM
cu.ies and struggles has stood a, firm IS ada
mant and as mmovabe as The rock Of GloIa.af
10 The Democratic ranks dOMlNE-S.
HasovER Co, Feb IL. 1871
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s. RA SSETT EKENCH
ID. s. WOODBRIDGE,
SAMUEL HANCOCK

Al a mertins oil the Republican party Of Chez
terhrld, held Al the Court House thereof, on Mon
day. the 9Th of February-H. Hancock, Esq
was called TO the Chair, and William Amber
was appointed Secretary.
The subject of the meeting having been ~
planned. MI S. Bas>rt French, after lev Ell
ouen, and appropriate remarks, offered he lollos'
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adop,el
Reseircd That The Republican parry OF tn
county have heard with unteigned regret 81 'he
determination OF our present delegate 10 decline
reelection TO The General Assembly oil VIZ
ginia.
Resolred, That il is the opinion Of this me- ~.
that The present crisis in The affairs OF he couniH
demands the services Of our ables and mos! ~
fueulial men in The legislative councils.
Rssoired, That the Republican party Q! ~
county in meeting assembled. Cannot cens'l
Ina, their present delegate shall al his ume 3
tire from their service; aud, therefore,
Reolpcd, That John w. Jones, Esq, : teis,.
re.noninaled, and will be voted ior a! The ar y
election, 10 represent This county 10 The rex -
neral Assembly Of Virginia. ..,s
Reuired, That S. Basser French. Dane :
Woodbridge, and Samuel Hancock, Esqf'r =
opested to furnish Mr.. Jones with copy q =
| proceedings Of this meeting I'M,
Resolved, That the proceedings oil thls fe''"'
be polished in The Richmond Enquirer.
On motion, The meeting atI ouineu a"' ~,
WM. AMBgas, Secretary
FEBRUARY 25rh, III
C;entIemen:-I have had The honof 10 'eIe'
vour lrt,er Of the Oh inst, enclosing c.f1"
solutions adopted by meeting 81 n ''ef'
can parry Of Chesterfield county, q y
couli; in one ol which They Roommate IA 7
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lance a letter from him is rnbli.he !, addressed
to RECON again apparen,ly his friend-in when
lie avows hat ~ has uniformly opposed such
measure, and is only induced 10 assen''c II " the
Gect>s;,ir. oi lhr country.
Letters from Havana express the be"fi 'ouha-
. anon information som hlgn quarters III NitA'
ico, that ,ies Government viii very soon en.ci
ia'c negotiations .or peace tom loial ,nao''i's
10 sub>isl and proiraci he s'rusgie. o'i'i We
icai la Que s..imen' Of The Auxiiiae'es - IAN
Luis had made iar,na' proclamation MAJ NY
wun.d allow ~ itea'? % u negotiated WIN "'
An orleans. nn.i he !a,lci had positively .Sacn-
"a. I'm
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FcR THg ENQUIRE

FOR TIE tNUlIKFh.
II The To,eJs If Eh-ob.M Cuy and Io'iclI /;
Nv private affairs requiring, shall net t.
a candidate Tor your suhraees a, the ensuing
elections. and in dissolvins the relation 81 con.
s,i,uent and representative, which Tor two years
pasl has existed between rs, allow me 10 mase
10 those who have SO generously honoied me
with their confidence, whether OF the one poiI!-
cal party or the other, 10. 10th have shown me-
their kindness my most grateful acknowledge
menls. shall! long cherish recollec,ions u that
kindness.
Your friend and iellow.ciizen,
THOS. p. CHlSMAN.
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o.. no,osr,own Standard (Whia) say

The Democratic convention which met al Ev-
,nsuille on Moniay last, unanimously nomna-
,ed John 5. Garlic, E.q OF Barbour county as
The candidate OF The parry, lof The Senate Of Nir-
ainia. in room Of Col. WIN. J. Wiley the pre-
sen, member, who, We believe, declined nom'-
nalion. ,.,:,. -
Mr. Garlic is a man OF undoub!ed ability, and
il We are IL be represented By loco-ioco, we
know Of none we would prefer 10 Thai gentleman.
We understand that Col. Thomas ;. Haymono
Vi Marion county is the Wing candidate Tor Inc
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We congratulate our friends in Alexandria on
The libcfalily and justice Of the House oil
Delegates in ordering 10 b. cngrossed yesler-
day, by majority Of lwenty.lhree, The bill sub
scribing 10 The stock in The Alexandria Canal
Company. The youngest member oil The family
will now, we trust improve rapidly and show her
sell worthy Of such kind treatment. We were in
the House but FOR a moment, and heard some very
eIoouen, a nd interesting remarks from Mr. Floyd
ON behalf oil The bill.
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gs- Fincasilt Democrat requested 10 cory
T. The Editor, II the Eaqarer:

y nc IsHHUTS " VIC 8sFq't'T
HANOVER, Feb. 25;h, ioi7.
Messrs. Editols-LasI court day, (Tue>dayl
the parry deeming it u.eless to GO INTO meeting
requested Cap. n. A. Thompson 10 declare Inn.
sell The candidate, and Immediately enter upon
he canvass. lie did so-and you will please
state in the Enquirer that be is the Demac ate
candidate tor seat in the next Legislature.
We are in high spiris-ani you may re>l as
snred iha, "Oi Hanover" Will be found IN!
side up" next spring.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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For the Enquir'
TIT ttc I<'F4@tI'
MR. BENTON AND Mr.. CALHOUN

Mr. BENTON AND NIX. CALfIUUN.
The passes between these Two Senators, on
Friday, 18Th OF February have satisfied me hat
neither ought 10 be President Of the United STATES.
can, therefore, vote Tor neither. we shonia ae-
mand Of our Legislators 10 quit Pfesidenl.seek'
ing and President.makns and attend 10 'helr
opnrcpria,e duties. This meddling with things
lha, belong 10 the people, generates factions and
obstruc,s wise legislation We mus put an END
10 them or be ruined The last Presidential
election onght 10 have been lesson 10 aspiran's.
doubt but il would be wise in us never 10 look
10 The .Scnate. for President.
Feb 22l ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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F0r Tie EnQuv.I
fOt 1dt IshIu6'.
TO THE VOTERS OF ROANOKE COUNTY.

TO THE VOTERS OF ROANOKE COUNTY.
had intended 10 await my arrival a, hone,
and al The March Court subject myself t. your
wishes bu; having received repeated communica
lions requesting ne 10 announce myse|ias cand'.
dae again (houeyer gfea The persona sacrifice
nov 90 So wish II understood, however TIA!
should our party indicate preference tor any
one else, shall willingly yield.
WIN. NJ. COOK.
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s.l,,;ng. IN they have passed through the or
sa u, y, Selecting their Presidential candidate
There may be many "Li""s in their path" to give
"u ,,oubIe-Tayor, Scott, Crirenden, Mclean,
Yin even "Od Harry" himself. Let them
remember The campaign Of 1911, and Little
I;,nnv Polk"
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THEATRE.

BENEFIT Or Ma JAsnsoS.-We see by The
BIN, that The above talented artistic and courteous
gentIena is announced 10! beneni this even
ing, and will appear in The character OF !" erheF
-lhe only play Of Byron's We believe, ever snc-
cessluIly acted. The Northern press has award
ed the highes, praise to Jamison's conception Of
mis- character. and We ask Tor him bumper, a.
ne richly deserve, one. The company IS The best,
We think, ihar has lof long time appeared on Tie
Richmond boards; they deserve, as they have mus
far received, success.
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We are requested 10 announce that Mr. Shell
ton f. Leake will address Inc people q Greene
county al their courthouse, On The llih March
next, (couu day) He will also address me peo-
pie Of Amhers. county on their nex. March coun
day, (l5.h.) His other appointments will be
made in due time.
TheLynchburg Republican and charlottesville
Jeffersonian are also requested 10 publish this
announcement.
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MISUNDERSTANDING are requested
10 say that Gen. Bayly will be al NorhumbeF-
land Court on the 2nd Monday OF March, with
The view OF rendering 10 his constituents an ac-
coun, OF his stewardship, where his opponent,
whoever he may be- can meet him, il he sees n
We will publish in our next country paper Gen
B's card, containing his appointments Tor The
campaign We state his appointment! in al
vance, as il is near al hand
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~ The members Of The Democratic Conven'
lion are requested 10 hand IN the names Of me
members OF The Vigilance Committees Tor 'heir
counties; and also 10 pay their contribution Of
two dollars Tor the publication ., The Address
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We are grated 10 announce hat John "eoo
TYLER E.q., OF Prince William, has b=en chosen
hy The Democratic Convention al WaHen'oh
III, candidate Tor the Senate, rs The successor oil
Gen. Wallace The correspondence accepting
IL naminailon will appear Tomorrow.
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= ~" MANY DEMOCRATS.
RE-NoMINArIoN OF J. W JONES, Esa

CHESTERFIELD County, Feb 9, ISL.
Hos JoAs W. JoSEs:
Sir. The undersigned, he organs appointed e:
hat purpose, beg leave 10 furnish you with nc en-
closed proce dinss Of meeting II he RcPpbl 'caa
party CT The county Of Chesterfield. held al ifei;
Cont House. on Monday, The e'h February.
Allow US, Sir, 10 indulge the hope. that yodf
own feelings and Interests may moi be Il such
character as 10 preven,youf compliance with ~
wishe, OF those who have been faithful to yot
through evil as we'll as good report
With much respect,
We are your most obedieni servant.
S. RASSETT FRENCH,
u. s. WOODBRIDGE,
SAMIIEL HANCOCK
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-21
W1lat has beer, seen.

BATHS OF September FL, %,
%, l646.--three days hard lighting between
Gen. Zachary Taylor with three thousand men.
and Gen. ,Ampudia with twelve thousand
men, resulting in the capitula,ion Of the City
loss OF the Americans in killed and wound
ed-Npe Hundred! .iG
BATTLE OF BUENA VIsTA.-February 22d
23d, between Gen. Zachary Taylor with five
thousand volunteers, and Santa Anna com
,tanding JMericn, force Of t,renty thousand
nen-resuting in The total overthrow Of the
enemy--loss Of the Americans in killed and
wounded-Se Hundred!
FALLoF VERA CRuz, and the Castle Of Ul-
loa, March 29th, 1847 after several days bonn
bardment Of the town by Gen. Scott with four.
teen thousand men-loss Of the Americans in
killed and wounded One Hundred!
BArTLEoF CERRo GoRDo-April 18th and
18th, Two days hard lighting, between Gen.
Scott with twelve thousand men, and Santa
Anna commanding picked Jnerican force q
t,centy thousand, resulting in the overthrow Of
the enemy--ioss of the Americans in killed
and wounded- Too Hundred and Fifty.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-21
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS
HIyN,DOW SHADES
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. '

GOLDMAN HART, 243 Broadway, opposite the
y Park, have just received in store per the late ar
rivals from France their assortment Of Paper Hang
ings and Borders which for variety and tyles are
un prpassed. They have |, en- selected ia Paris by
one Of the firm, and comprise the newest patterns
for paors, bed rooms and halls, embracing new de-
scripdons in gold, silver and fresco particularly
adapted for rooms in this city.
Their stock Of Window Shades are now also com.
plete, having been selected and painted by the most
celebrated artists in Paris and consisting Of the new
est designs and at prices lower than have heretofore
been offered
s. 4 II. would also big to call the attention Of
families to their stock OF Upholstery Goods, which
will be found to consist Of every article in their line
embracing the best selected assortment Of material
for furnituse covering and Window Curtains, with
Trimmings, Corni' es, &c. to correspond.
Wholesale dealers supplied on liberal terms.
N. b. This establishment always closed on Sat
urdays, july 24-G