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notice Of the blockade of Palermo by Ihe Neo
noliIan government The King oi Naples !
nrenaring for an immediate attack on SIcly. ant
has been hitherto res rained b. an apPfehendee
rising OF lie CaIahriars.
THE MARKETS.
Li7EaFooL, April I4.-BreadsluHs In cohse-
Qnrnce Il the resumption o. hosll'tlrs oe'"ee'
Germany and Denmark, whereby me suPp'rs -
grain from he Baltic have been mos' susp, ~
ced, The Liverpool market Tor Breadslun' !
for the last week, has eyinced some marked
symptoms OF reanima ion The --latest quotations
Of best Ohio -four have advanced 10 24s. %
Der Dbl. Philadelphia and Western Canal 24s'
sour 23s 81. Wheal.- United States and Cana
dian white and mixed 6s. A. 6s. lOd. per lbs.
I'd s.. Cd. 10 Is. Sd Corn, PEE qnaref, yellow
30, 10 32s; white 28s. 3D. 10 30s. Corn Meal,
per bbl. I3s 10 IDS. The same inhence has also
contributed 10 The frmness Of the metropolitan
markes.
Couon.-Ccnon has been dull during the
week, with further decline OF 10 I'd per 10 =
The weeks transactions amount 10 only 22U
bales If which 500 were taken by spectators
and 1900 tor exploration. The closing quota
tions wee: Upland ordinary Sid. 20 Sd; mid.
dung A.; mddlng tar 4td; TAR At good TAR
4ii; good 81; New Orleans ordinary Std 70 81 ;
mddllng A.; midIling lair All; good iaii % |;
god 5! to ST.; choice markets sci 10 otd.; MO
bile ordinary 81 10 3sd; mddhne TO Al !; md
ding lair 4, 10 AID; good fair 4!d; good ID. sea
Island ordinary 10 middiing 0 Sid; lair to good
fair 10 10 lid; good 10 iair III 10 3d.; stained
10 Sd.
DUEL.-A duel was Tough! al Old Point yes
lerday (says The Norfolk Argus Of FIR day. be-
tween j. P. Jones Ia Passed Midshipman in The
Nayy) and DR.. Jas Hope, Ia nephew OF Com
mofoe Barron.) Bolh were severely, il mol NOR
tai
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!, Intelligent ami reliable gentlemen, VINO caih'
doun in Inc Lyuchburg boat on Saturday even
ing. entertain no douols OF the re-electioh q no
cock over Irving, and the ceieai OF Goes'n v
Powell for Congress. From them we gamer
| few accounts.
AT Bedford Cour. House, a; half pas! = I
NJ, Goggih's majority was only lo4. Nc
Wings were Responding, and said that unless
there was great change, PowelPs election "a'
certain.
In Amherst Powell's majority said TO be l3O-
very large The Whig county candidate 6n'
ahead the first day. and polls kepliopen.
In Albcmarle Gosgin's majority Only 200, and
one precinct 10 hear from, which might increase
il twenty votes.
In Charlotte Bocock's majority goes up 10 the
very large amount OF $780, Caldwell, Whg Tor
House forty majority.
In Lynchburg Tor Congress-lrving, Wing,
3I4; Bocock, Democrat, l55.
For House OF Delegates Wills, 1896; Irvine,
226; Clark, 224-(all Whiss)
In Fluvanna lrving's majority only ana polls
kept open.
In Appomauo1 Bocock's majority Is6 and
Fcud, Dem elected 10 House.
In Buckingham Bocock has handsome ma
jofity.
II the above statements be anywhere near cor
rect there car be no doubt OF the election oi those
noble Democrats, Thos. L. Bocock and Paulus
Powell
Our nformanls have no doubt OF the success
OF 81. A. EdmondsoD, as the successor Of w.
Ballard Preston.
Matthews gives Bayly majority Of II. ant
his election is sure
tlollatay gets 20 majority IN MiddIeseI
and euer from Tappahannock on Friday
says Forbes majority in Essex is rs, (Which
will be reiuced) and cheering accounts from
every other county in The District. Richmond
county gives Forbes only 10 or IS. The pros
pects OF Chinn for the Senate are also very good.
We hear that Halifax has given Ayere:t, Tor
Congress, only 800 msjoriiy-but as The roll a.
the Court House is kept open, we trust 10 see her
"do better" franklin may make up Ter this tall
ing Of, and yet elect the gallant Avereu. The
election is still in doubt.
From HALIFAX, Stovall and Dr. Fleming are
elec.ed 10 The House. Ia Mecklenburg, Cole
man aud Williams elected 10 the House, and
Tucker Darlington 10 The Senate. All Democrats.
The Union hears that a Democrat is eecIed IN
Fairfax.
is. Pehileion, che Lone Star" is certainly
beaten Tor Congress. Lou1oun gives Morton,
his competitor, 24O majority.
Late on Saturday night We heard from Wing
tina. the worthy Democrat, Shelton had carried
slhc native county," Hanover!
Comments hereafter upon all these Interesting
facts.
(Trieersp Pied for The Enquirer.l
FREDERicK'BURG, April 27-9, A. VI.
In Culpppef, Barbour ahead in the whole
county lwelve-hrsl days polling Morton is
beating Psntrton badly. Our county about The
same.
PRINCE EDWARD.
To the Editors OF The Enquirer.
FARMvILLE. April 9th 1919
MesSrs Editors Below | give you the State /
Of m, polls IN Prince Edward:
For Consress-T. 5. Bocock, Dem, So majc-
riy over Irving Wing.
For House Of Delegates w. T. Wooion, d.,
20 majority over Thornton, Wing
The polls will be kept open until tomorrow,
III So'ii. ~,-,-o,,, 1,1,,,~,-x,
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Tire s.. Louis Republican Of The 10 D In'1.
SAYS that The steamer ST. Pau, on hef
rom New Orleans TO that city, hal Ten ca
cholera and one deah.
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THE PETERSBURG DISTRICT.

We beg pardan o. our friend Meade for not
list. Though he was abused by the Wing as
an "agitator" and lily OF Giidines," his course
in Congress was So satisfactory TO his constiu-
enls that moi a word OF opposition was raised
against him. He was like the famous Capt
Scott. The coons told him not to 6-e-lhey
would come down" In his District there was
a pertec, calm; sui, MIR. NJ. made several excel.
len, speeches in the counties. 10 Petersburg, We
hear an amusing formally Of courtesy between
the two parties vas observed-ior instance The
Wings voted Tor Meade Tor Congress and Syme
Tor the Hoasa-and the Democrats for Syme
and Meade The dull proceeding was soca over,
for The polls closed a, P. NJ. on THURSDAY.
.4ppropos d S Bottes: Is il correctly rumored that
Mr.. Syme ca Inc ID day "caved IN" and went
with many ether Wings 10 Chesterfield 10 vote 'or
che immnr,aln-afer all his brave words asairs
Bots and his threats thai he should receive no
laid and comfort" from Petersburg Whiegery !
Can il be tu>s.he that Mr.. SSme would send 10
Congress man, whu IepudiaieS and laughs
at "he folly and madness of the Virginia
conway Resolutions" for which Mr.. S. voted :
II i, be SO, il will be but another proof of tbs
easy virtue of Taylorism, and its most rabid
champions, who make bold professions and
hedges only TO break them. On this specia
poiu, We would like 10 be enlightened. Mr..
Bots, in his speech here on Wednesday night,
scoffsd The resolutions, and hoped that The next
Legislature (Which he trusted would be Hhig)
wn1d back onl from theml Has Mr.. Syme by
his v,te endorsed such an aspersion upon The Old
Commonwealth
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On The books OF the American yesterday we
saw the names Of B. F. Hale', Esq of Boston, a
distinguished leader of The Democratic party in
Massachusetts, who>has gone TO Norfok-and
w. c. BRYANT, Esq, the poet-edi'or Of The N. Y.
Esenipg Post, who is just four days from Hava-
ma, which he visited tUy his health.
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Virginia Elections.
RICHMOND CITY

RlCHMOND CITY.
| Al the close OF The polls on the second day
Coneless-Bots, W., 727 Secdon, DEM, 1874
Lee, W., 1872
Stale Senate ranard est; Sheppard 4S6.-
BON Wings.
House o Delegates Mayo $685. Crane SAB
Bolh Wings.
LOUISA Up TO -, NJ. April 81.
S,ddon. Bots
8ell', (polls closcd) q 50
Carrots do AZ ID
POI 1903
Harris, Dem, undoubtedly reelected 10 he
House OF Delegates Sedior's majority in the
county will be near $50.
HANOVER.
Cosoatss. Seddon. Bots
TaylorsvIlle (polis closrd) 4s loo
Cnurt-house DO 64 %
Cole Hai Dor do l34 GU
NesroIod 65 maj.
DeDlCnsviile 5S 10
HOUSE OF DELEoirEs
Wickham, w. Shelton, ID.
Taylorsyil;e (pos closely pa 90
COURTHOUSE do 90 Oh
Cole Hafbor Go IS ~
Neeroloo, maj. SO
Denionsville Is 90
HENRICO.
Seldom. Bots.
Short Pump (pols closed) 40 A.
Courthouse maj. 81
sweeneys precinct 10 hear from. Il will give
Seldom from 40 10 SO maj.
CULPEPER.
a letter sales that IN Culpeper 646 votes were
given on Thursday, and Barbour was IS votes
ahead Tor lhe House; all the places OF election
neafd from al night
ORANGE
Al Court House-F"r Congress, Powell 1885,
.iogsin l5l-Gen. TayIor's majority 25 Polis
Eq, oP p Pie fS%f a the Tav'"' n"""'''
- CHARLES CITY.
Congress Mallory IS; Bayly % Full vote
polls closed.
State Senaie-S anart 46; Sheppard %.
WILLIAMSBURG
Between % ami 80 aJon y Tor Bayy. Polls
kept OPEN. -
Msllory's majority over Bayly, IS. Pohs
closed. (MaiIoTys counly)
NORrHU MBE BLAND.
Bayly's majority TT -
NORFOLK COUNTY.
FoR CONGRESS
Mnlson, Dem. Watts aso wing,
Portsmouth 40 '2s
sycamore 20
g. Bridge m'j
4 Roads "aJ'
466 3Sl
Belhel 10 hear from. Wilson's majority in The
county about s or III.
HOUSE r DELEsATss.
Democrats. wings.
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Correspondence of the N. Y. Journal Commerce
LATER FROM THE WITCH ISLANDS
ARRIVAL OF So. 900 IN GOLD DUST.

DUsIVNi hPIII @1, Z vt.
The ship Mount Woliasion has arrived at
New Bedford from the Sandwich Islands, and
brings $50 600 in gold dust, the property OF Mr..
B. d. Wasbburn, a passenger, who obtained the
same in one season at the dry disgings in Cali
fornia
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The artillery OF lit CldUci 'pSu'h 80 - -
same time, and The asack was terrible, bur on Inc
*, in,, victory wasaccomplished The Concor-
dia says, the Austrians surrounded Inc Town -
that escape was impossible. The carnage was
immense
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
A victory has been gained by The Hungarian
forces over The Au,irians. The lauer lost | 800
men, "a pieces u cannon End 40 wagons.
AUSTRIA AND VIENNA.
On the 3Ist March he blockade Of Vienna, By
The Aus,rians. was formally announced.
PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.
In,eIlipcnce has been received that ho>iiliile
had recommended between Denmark AMI Prus
STA. A Danish fleet, in ate np.insto capture
| fortress Of Ecke norde, on The on INST, was "
ierly defeated. ard line OF battle snip ana a III
gate lell INTO The hands OF The russians. %
| line Of battle ship grounded and, taxing nre snor
| " after exploded ard 700 on ooa'c peIisnei'
DENMARK AND GERMANY.
| n dispatch oi me 81 instant announces sire
blockade OF the German ports q Cammip, oe'
I enmundtr. Walsasi, GTIepsWeldei S'fa', ocih'
and R9siocs, by Denmark.
Central Germany K ~ s'ae - ccn!is'o'
the King Of Prussia having refused me Imp r
al Crown, rendered 10 him oY small maIon'
of the Ffanstou Assembly.
Letters from Turin oil Sh announce IN;
atrcr General Mastora had bombardct Genoa Il
| "a hours The city had been sci on FIRE in sever;
places. A depulalon from The nunicipalii
waited on him on he evening of the sixth 10 II
cues, an armis,ice OF 4s honrs, in order 10 pr
coed 10 Turn 10 arrange capiu!a'ion. tn
armisii,e was grained, and the depula'on PR
ceeded 10 Turin, where they arrived on me III
The uiumphans had fed from Genoa, with ii
exception Of Areyana. The agllatofs. Accen'
dnta and Misnilion, embarked for Leshorn.
ITALY.
A renewal OF distractions has arisen IN lfal
The peupIe having gained leF po'ary trump
in Genoa and Tuscany, are preparing 10 resi-
further encroachmenis 10 Austria.
Rome, though quiet is unsettled. The POI
'' NAPLES AND SICILY.
| On the lib instant Lord Palmerston receive
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! The Sumter Banner:
FHBbISHBDiEVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
WILLIAM j. FRANCIS.
IL Err MI ST.

- 80 ~ IA y $50
I,co Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
Flfty-cents at the expiration of six months, or
Three Dollars at the end Of the year.
mo paper discontinued until all arrearagcs
arc paid, unless at the option of the Proprietor
Advertisement inserted at rs CITE. per
squares, IA lines or less,) for the first and
half that sum for each subsequent insertion
sAPThe number Of insertions to be marked
on all advertisements or they will be publish
ed Until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
.sGr One Dollar per square for single in
Hertion, Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
5ments Will be charged the same as a single
Insertion, and semi monthly the same as new
ones: 81
q All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
andsCommunications recommend ng Cand-
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ments. -,r
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An article in Southern papor, an.
nouncing a persons dcccasc, says, "his
names were committed to that bourne
whence no traveller returns, attended
By has friends.
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a TIMELY HINT.--'rhe editor of the
Cnllivalor reminds his readers that cater
piIlcr> should br attended 10 in season.
and that when this is done the labor of eX-
,lrpation will be lrifling. II says; "One
easy mode Of destruction is to apply strong
soap :uGs 10 the nest-if tho tree is large
swnb lied TO the end Of the pole will ac-
complish the purpose effcctually. Sms
which have been used by the wash woman
are as good as any, and by rubbing swall
on the nest, after il has been dipped into
tho suds, tlie worms are quickly destroy
cd"
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

coRsRR OF DIANE AND WILLIAM srRRKrs, NEW YORK,
rNIIE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm OF BERGEN d
GALABRUN, having reftted and repenshed this spa,
cious establishments now prepared 10 receive company
There hundred and nine apartments IN this hosr,
consisting Of dining saloons sitting rooms, parnrR lodging
rooms &r The large hall may be used ior balls or public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged 50 us to furnish moments notice, refreshments
Tor any number of persons, from 10 three hundred to
accommodated NJ the time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished With dinners or sup
pera and the tables will be furnished with the hest the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish.
meis in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished al
the shortest nolire. There will be lunch at II O'Clock
every day. and attention win be spared TO give atisc
ton Men of business and those visiting the city viii find
The inselves centrally and comfortably located and the
prices will be found To be moderate The French and
Spanish languages spoken in This hotel. ias.
JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS GAIABRuN
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

II II. PALMER,s COUNTRY NEwsPA
PER ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune bnildin.
New York. embraces d the bss newspapers OF oil III
stes and principal towns 10 the United States and Cans
da for which he 10 duly authorized 10 adyeriis,
mens and subscriptions AM fully empowered 10 give
cepis. fls hyt
Merchants manufacturers artists and individuals gene
rally, besides public institutions, incorporated companies
md societies who wish to advertise in, or ubsrrbe for
newspapers Of any section Of the country respectful
invited 10 examine the flea
To al doubts and misapprshfnsions, the agen
hereby notifies the public that person 10 authorized
MIN 10 solicit advertisements cards subscriptions for III
newspapers for which he Is the only authorized agent
The annoyance TO merchants and otleIaf growing ont
numerous pretended asenriesin this city renders the adop
Of this course esnaly proper 10 guard against i'm
position, t48
Those therefore, who wish transact busness with his
agency and avoid mistakes respectfully invited 10 hand
IN ihrir oriers al the office, OF address
EFt v. H. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Budings
IT, The Of advertising in country papers a list Of
the cities and towns throughout the Unon In which IN,
papers published together with the copies Of the
raj papers inr which he ls the duly authorized Agent may
ne Geen al this Office in the Tribune Rndings.
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THE undersigned manufacturing at their establishment
IN Baltimore, q, IL, and octave PIANOS, of all pat
and Styles Which they confidently recommend TO
professors The Pianos manufactured by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend them TO
players Of every school well as those who are dstn
gushed by solt and delicate action, those who Cha
ructerized by bold, fiery, and rapid movement
They authorized 10 refer TO professors in
Baltimore, who have given their Piamos trial, for their
testimonials in their favor, and they warranted in
commenting them by the universal appreciation which they
have received the great number of persons who have
them In In Baltimore, aud In the south and gene
rally. They are confident that they make an instrument
equal any made anywhere In this country Or in Europe
and their manufacture OF Pianos enables diem
sell liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them warranted, and they will be kept In
year after purchase, without charge,
An agent will visit Richmond IN short time and various
parts of Virginia and North Carolina, and will receive
ders which will be faithfully and promptly executed at
mandatory, .ff
nS- Orders will also he received at factory direct,
and special pains taken to give satisfaction ~
kNABE d EAEHLE,
No. Q Euiaw IT., opp The Euaw House. Bait
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ENTERTAINERS. pArNrINas.

DICTURE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES,
L &c - WILLIdlf g. S1ETEN,S, $40 Broadway. a
short distance above The Park, IMPORTERS IND
DEALERS IN ENGLISH fRENCI AND GER
MIN ENGRf PINGS 1fANUficTURERS OF
LOOKING GLisSES, Sc, H
w, a $. have made such arrangements with the first
Publishing houses In the PRINT line, both in London and
Paris, will secure 10 them constant supply 81 all The
most popular subjects from the best artists. Well a. the
first OF AL novelties they Produced which thry VIII
sell at very reasonable prices.
Df4NItEL IND PIER GL4SSE.S. in all the varieties
Of French, Ezabehian and Gothic styles, constantly
hand or framed order from original designs, with supe
rior French plates md with thai faithful attention To quail
~ which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Stands constantly on hand,
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SaskS> Steam Comnumfca alton direct from
x&a1lQSE, South Hampton TO New Orle ans and
bnok.Pursuant TO order from The Lords Commissioners
Of The Admiralty, the I'll OF November next thence
forward on The md q each succeeding month"; the ROYAL
ampon iiermua, Nassau Havana, Cat Or Ship Isiand
New orleansl Vera Cruz and Tampico, returning by tho
route to England Sfl ~
This arrangement admits Of easy quick convey
and from Southampton and the places above men,
toned and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
ther from The Company's vessels their arrival al Cat
Ship Island by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who will have steamer ready, and other convenIences
provided for that purpose at cost not exceeding three dol
lars for each person. The same facilities will be afforded
Steam Packets for Europe, &c. l tT' lIf
The estimated TIME for the voyage from Southampton In
ollows:To Bermua l6 days Nassau a days; Havana
% days Ship Cat Island, New Orleans % q days; Vera
Cruz 80 days; Tampeo, % days 500 III afp' = n Z
The Steam Packets appointed leave Ship r.
land ilabor on their return TO England at A. M the
2st Of each month"; by the above alteration passengers
proceeding to the West Indies by the 81 q the month
en- will be conveyed via Bermua and by the 7th Of the
mouth steamer heretofore via Madeira and Barbadoes
Particulars us TO fares, etc, may be obtained appca
Ton at the Royal Mail Steam Packet Companys Offices Is
Moorsaie street. London; ditto Wrinkle street, Southampton
Messrs. Deue X Co. rue d'Engien, Paris; MIR Cleanser
u boulevard rossonieTe, ditto Mr lneiker Iiambura
Mexican Gull Railway Company, New Orleans.
IS Movrgale street. London H. CiiAPPHI, Secretary.
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CL HING, sc.
EVLJN,s, CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

DEVLIN.S' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
No. 80 John street, corner OF Nassau.
THE Subscribers prepared with moot extensive and
TO which they respectfully invite The attention Of Wholesale
and retail buyers.
They have on hand and In process Of manufacture up
wards oi FIFTEEN THOCSiND GAianENI'SH!
which they guarantee TO be made with all The elegance and
durability OF lie hts custom ir0k Of the most fashionable
houses III the United Saes. prices pSg.HALr
LESS md this together with the Cash System forms the
grea, secret of their most ilacrins success.
Their stock OF French, English, German and American
Cloths Cdssaefts, Itsgs, Hearers 1frees &c DC, is,
they venture assert the largest and best selected (o any
similar esabshmrni) In New York
Their work made 10 odeI they guarantee equal TO thai
made at the most noted merchant iaors Of the city, but at
prices corresponding with their Cheap Cash System For,
IN every departments they have secured the services OF Tie
beet CATERS and UorkbqeH the city affords X.
Terms ciSH or no delivery.
DANIEL d ]. DEvIIN,
.t tr 80 John street, corner of Nassau.
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Dear Sir Believing that public statement
of my affection may be Of service 10 others sim
arly afflicted, as well az n benefit 10 yourself
years ago was attacked with Hcmorrhape Of
he Lungs which induced my friends 10 despair
Of my recovery. My health continued 10 decline
for a year, when l was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo. Having applied 10 physicians, both
in this place and Baltimore, without the least bene-
fit, and having also made use Of the Gairdnic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded TO try your
Extract Of ,SdrsapariHa and am happy TO say
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since.
Respectfully ENOCH w. SMALLWOOD.
TO A. J. ScnwAnTzn Jr. January %, lS4s. 3
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SEAMAN a. MUIR,
a2l BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

A RE daily receiving the large Auction Saen, an
n sortn,ent Of FANCY and .S7HPLE DIR Y GOODS,
adapted best CITY Trade, and purchased much below
the OF importation, which they Offering at tery
small aauanne. A
They have aleo received by the various and
packets, very general assortment OF RICH FANCY
DRY dOODS to which they invite the attention Of pur.
chasers In their stock will he found the Nosredes Of
Paris and London.
They beg leave present their thanks for the patronage
Literally bestowed upon their establishment and to
the public that they will strive to continuance
Of confidence and support
Il their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexamped success this far they
are determined TO leave honorable efforts unred 10
compish their design considerable amount of expert
in business has demonstrated to their satisfaction that
the only method Of obtaining and securing Large bus
mess is to have based upon principles and that
whle merchants they consult the interest Of their Gus
toners they ep,rsng the only true method Of advancing
their own.