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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-26

U Newspapers, like men, of ono idea,
cannot succeed. Some of them may, f
judiciously managed in their business
departments, take root and grow, but the
majority will have brief career. One
idea journalism cannot succeed in this
age. "A Professionalism, consisting only
in an abuse Of Popery, or Catholicity
existing only in highly wrought philipics
against sectionalism, has no vitality.
Truth, as opposed to error, will live; but
not hate as opposed to form, or form as
against form, if both lack the substance.
Tbs greatest folly Of the day is the pc
litico-religious discussion that is now
being carried on throughout the country
by the conductors Of the press, whs never
were, and, to judge from their malignant
productions, never will be actuated by its
revivifying and soul-eleansing influences.
Twas this fell spirit that made desolate
the fairest spots of the Old World. As
lovers of thtir country, let Americans
frJwn it to death that it may not blight
the New World.
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CATHOLICS VS.. PROrEsTANTs.-The
New York Journal Of Commerce state
that there is an acrimonious, revengeful
state of feeling in New York, between
large classes of both Protestants and
Catholics. which justly excites apprehen-
sions of future evil, and states that there
has been arapid organization If Societies,
iadopting secret signs,) with the avowed
purpose Of opposing the Roman Catholics
IN case of collision. Occasionally, all
the mechanics in manufacturing or other
establishments join these organization en-
n'osse. The most conspicuous societies
Of this character are ''The Guard Of Liber-
ty," which is now said to number 5 600
members, and the know Nothines, :"
which probably numbers as many. The
''Order Of United Americans" is reputed
to number about l2,0OO members. Co.
operating with the above, or coinciding
with them in all essential points arc many
Germans, Orangemen, or Irish Protes-
tants, and number of Italians.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-26

UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable aduertising me-
dun, IN the District. II has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgstoicn,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wask-
ingf on dailies combined. 800 = 5..-.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-26

PAPER.-PkPER PAPER
I 3. ROBINSON, No. S South Chaoi,s tt-eet
-. Bniftmcfe, has in stcre AMI for sale 1T Mill
prices:
Printing pap'r. kacord Paper.
Co.d Medium DO Counting-house RurJ do
Drnegst do Hardware 10
Halter, do Clot do
RuPd and pl4n Cap 10 E.y, lone do
GGfd a. Plain Letter do st ~ " !, prine do
Together with Bonnet srd Straw nf,r-
Likewise, 40 coo ENVELOPES at Manufac cry
Pric Q. a I5--"m
BOARD can he hal for a Gentleman ard hi
II lady in "A large ont room on the nd floor
Also, two single gent euien he accornms,lat,G
with separate ROOFS. 1t nay lie considered p prf
vnta family whsre any comfort will be af,ried to
those wisaiGg good qu;st home. Terms moderate
Reference given and required. First three story
brick house below thu Lutheran Church. between q
and II streets, On 18th, west side.
jan 25-3t$
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for JanU.
IL airy, received and f T sale at
JOE SIIILLINGTON'S bookstore
Cor. Pa av. and y ST., CIeOn Building
ian 25-tf
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nH. ARTHUR viii lie ab,ent from Il G ,iy
- one Ilnn:h f'an the sUtll irs;a.t, eusns. IA
tilc pltamA me- CT dntirs in rannexiun with tie
jan 24-o.s
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-26

- Now Is THE TIME-The display of daguerrco-
types at PLUMB's GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue. is truly magnificent. The proprietor ia doing q
handsome business, and hundreds delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let 1t he
duly remembered nd patronsed. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and wbas is gratifying sl
ways attains it. This srrounts for the success of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Dsguerreotypes taken in
| all weathers. t.ss --..t .s-...s dec =
ks- 81. Petet . sunday school, Cap.
itoi III III The Teachers OF this Sun dw sth
intend holding Festival and Fair far few days.
commencing the 23d in. tant. for the purpose of
renewing the Library Of tie Setcci. aud making
sever ! necessary mpro, ernen fer he coEa:ort 81
the children. number Of asefu. aud ianty rti :.cs
will b. offered for SALE A numtcr of tsente ana
! teurs have VOLUNTEERED to favor the yisitrrs each
evening Of the festival with ehni music. The pub
II, generally asked to continue the support Il ey
have her. tofore manifested towar Is this School.
| ian o.-ttx
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BENVENuE FOR SALE,

bENVENUE Fer SALE.
THE lest Farm Of it, size bou l3j arres to which
i "a More will re aided if d.sifed,) in a If "
conty, Va whether regards laath. natur a fer
ty, state Of Improvement, locality, inscc sibi .y
to markets, Of wot and purost wafer there !i-
ty, buildings only tOlerabie, schools snd churches
convent mt, society very good aud rapidly iGeres
ing.
~ further particulars enquire of Thes. r. love,
~ ,fsx Court House. or 10 the .ub&-r ibcr. ai,
jossOlt the premises. I'll rs. AP e. JONES.
jan 2o-eolw&Tb3s Unt) u. S.N.
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RY EyPRESS
prRIYAN pATFN.r PENS

PERATAE PATENT PENS.
fDLANk Books: Imksianis; Envelopes Of eyerY
- variety, penhnir'a, porte mODnai's, combs.
bru-as, folders. blue bi~rk, and red Inks ibd iii
DE ink Green's pencil eraser slates, having ren-
cii'. metallic memorandum books, extra oitirg
p pr. cara Of RI. kinds
AMI as good IN assortment Of SHEET &USIC as
cJn be found in the District
Per: ons In want of book IF popular music trn
make selection On a, commoJatng terms ut
WTMER'S,
Sixth street, near Louisiana avenue.
ian 16-tf
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U The ice has again damned up the
SusquehanBa river at Havre dc Grace, SO
as to prevent the regular transmission of
the mails, between this city end New
York. We learn from the Baltimore
American that the lassengers that left
Philadelphia yesterday morning were
detained on the cast side cf the river for
several hours. Finally, the ice became 80
compact that the passengers were enabled
to cross on it, and the mails and baggage
were brought over on Stats. The passen-
gers by the express train also crossed on
the ice, and arrived at Baltimore about
an hour behind the usual time. Julien,
and the members of his orchestra, were
passengers in the morning train, and their
anxiety to arrive i'll time to fulfil
their engagement at Baltimore last night,
was intense. 1t will be a glorious thing
for travellers and business men, when the
bridge over, the Susquehanna is completed.
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NELsozj w.r,nurar.
new YORK, January %, 1854
The Seminal discusses the Cuba cues
t"n,- and inclines to the opinion that
Q1een Isabella will be dethroncd, owing
to her loose and shameless habits of LIE.
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ed.-According to decisions at the Treasury
Department, if vessel is wrecked by the
periis Of the sea, and the cargo belonging to
the United States is saved by the master, he
may properly claim remuneration for any ex.
traordinary expenses necessarily incurred in
saving the public property intrusted to hi.
care. .-
The Alleged Pierce Letter to the Free
Sollers.-It is understood In Democratic circles
here, that the President is of opinion that he
did not write even dcclension Of the invita-
ton to endorse Free Soilism in 1913 as alleged
by Judge Waterbury in the letter published
in another column in this days Star. We
hear that he has made it rule throughout
his public life not to reply 10 printed circulars
such az Judge Waterbury says was sent to him,
and als' never to reply to any political letter
from committee, without filing a copy of his
answer among his papers. 1t is further said
that he has no such copy in this case, nor has
he the slightest recollection of having in any
way noticed the circular to which the Herald
refers. 49, -.5ir + .-.st
Extra Pay to Marine cfficers.-A case was
net long since, disposed of at the Treasury Do
par'mcnt, wherein il was decided that a Lieu
tenant OF Marines, S. rying with bis corps in
Mexico, while acting as Assistant Cnmmissary
oi Subsistence, and also rs commander Of his
company, was entitled, under the act Of June
80 1881, to the same additional bay as is al
lowed to officers Of the Army for performing
the duties of Acting Assistant Con,missary
and also TO the $40 per month additional pay
under the act of March 2, 1921. for responsi-
bility. &C.. in regard to arms, clothing aud ac-
eoutrenients. - .ss@f efa .- If.ztg
Disposing Of Business before the House. -
We congratulate the country on the nov evi-
dent determination Of the House to refuse to
Disregard their rules in the matter of giving
precedence to business, (out of order,) except
in cases of evident pressing emergency. If
,aey will persevere for o fortnight or SO longer
~ rosolutely committing all bills to a Commit-
'ee Oh the Whole, on being reported from
S'aholhs COMMITTEES, their time will no longer be
occupied In disposing of requests that. they
Will do Otherwise In Committee of tho Whole
the majority can always take up whatever bill
lfhat has been eonmitted they may please, by
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-25

ISAAC PROCTOR, MERCHANT TAILOR, (Suc-
to OIioer d Proctor Would respectfully announce
to his patrons and the public generally his return from the
Northern cities and that he receiving his Fall and
Winter supplies of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings Fur-
ishing Goods and Ready Clothing hch being bought
principally for cash. he is enabled to offer low rates
He has in store at the old stand opposite the Post
Office,
Superne black blue brown daha and other fancy Cloths
of various goods .
Superne French English and American Cassmeres of all
prices plain and fancy. e. -. +.
Superfne Simoni Doeskins for Pants and Overcoats
Superfhe black Satins and Grenadines.
Plain and figured and fancy silk Vestngs.
Fine silk Cuttings for weddings and Eartles
Plain and figured Plush Vevets very rich.
FURNISHING GooDs-A complete assortment, consisting In
part of
Snperine plain and fancy dress Shirts.
" 3-ply Collars, large variety.
-F " Canton Flannel bleached Drill.
Merino and silk Under-shirts and Drawers.
Silk, cotton and nierino plain and fancy Hosiery.
Gloves very superior kid, black white and fancy.
Crayas black and fancy and rich assortment for weddings
and parties.
Stocks black white and fancy, with and without ties
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns &c. '..f-i
In fact everything necessary for geneman's complete
outfit. 49,
With sincere thanks to his patrons for the lib
heretofore extended him. he hopes by
strict attention to their wants. and deermntlon TO please
to merit its continuance.
Gentlemen furnishing their goods to be manufactured
may rely upon receiving the and attention as
though sold by himself.
The Paris and London fashions just received.
Cutting and repairing done promptly at all times.
He viii remind those indebted months time is allowed
to pncua customers Those in longer than the
above time will please call and close their accounts either
by cash or note, and oblige lSAAC PROCIOh. -
Raleigh, Oct. 1Sth 1858. 81
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PUBLIC LANDS

The public lands belonging to the Gan
a. dSad ~ +h tt IN .ee limits of the Unity
States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michice 36raced bv %
that part of Minnesota east of the MisssM Wisconsin %
winch have been formed out of the NorthwFepperH Ter
by New York in $751; by Virginia in l7S1 h United
in 17s5, and by Connecticut in 1885; also T.
the boundaries of the States Mssisspn ne lands WIKI
of 81 deg north latitude, conveyed To I ALABAMA po
by Georgia in 1902 I'd. Within the Terri United Sst
and Louisiana acquired from France b of OG
including the portion of the States of se treaty Of
sippi south OF 81 deg the whole of Louisnaa and
Missouri, ioWa and that portion of Minnesota
Mississippi River; the Indian Territory tb west H.
Nebraska; the Territory of Oregon and ib usrct e
between Oregon and Minnesota north of 10 Due rgO &
~ deg north latitude. Sd. Within the and South
obtained from Spain by the treaty of 1eGo OF lOr
Mexico and California, as acquired from Mexico h bth
of 1913: ,,-...E. Oy the reaaty
the public lands covered estimated area Of
acres. Exclusive of the lands in Oregon CsoS 4
Mexico Utah. the Indian and Nebraska n, C.aiorna S
tire area of the public domain is stated after the e.
animation, to have been 424 l03 $50 acres Careful
of this, up to November Both, 1850 had ba
$135, 1886, 092 received therefor. The arore sold and
every kind upon these lands to the same DATE que OUTLAY
of purchase of surveying, and of selling Was cost
leaving as net profit to the government $50 3S os
annual average of nearly million of dollars co.
years. If there should be added to this at the a
per acre, the value of the land granted for bonnte M
internal improvements, &C.. it would amount t Schools
the above sum- The average cost per aero ~ "a dOUe
ment of acquiring title, &c. to the lands is IA me g
survey, POI cents of selling and managing SO cents
AGRA
on each acre sold of S1.03a vi ahet pNS
The whole number of warrants for Mexican b
claims issued to November l, 1851 is so ISL of aud
have been located and &C. have been patented TS
number of warrants issued under the general b whole
aw of September 2s 1850, up TO November IssT
Of these BIOS have been located and returned ,s5
patented. A and l,Sj
The following table shows the sales of public IT,.
the proceeds thereof from the year to $50 and
Full details of the present condition of the public auSe
of the various grants and donations thereof for % and
education and OF internal improvement are g EyPiSed
American Almanac for $780, PIP 16O ct seq. gwen h.
Quantity Of Public Land Sola and the 4,oo,,nt -
IN each Year, from 1888 to 1850 ineI"S4P aG JTt
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NEW JEwELRY STORE.
CHARLES a. THoMPsoN,

VX7OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CIT!
wv ZENS of Raleigh, the county and the country ad
Joining that he has fedup in splendid style the house for
mery occupied by Company the west side
of Fayetteville Street, and between Dir. s. H. Youngs and
aieh beautiful assortnssnts NEW JEWELR s tS of
useful and to he invites the attention of the Ladies'
He has also for the gentlemen good lot OF GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES, which will be warranted to perform
we'll delivered to the customer also few excellent
double barrel guns brought expressly for the hunters OF
the New Jewer Store any and every thing usually kept
in be found at prices that cannot
fail to please the customer
Repairing short notice and satisfaction guar
auteed
n October Is, 1854 .-.......-- .-srsEF ST.
rSg- Register, Post, Age Metropolitan copy.
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STATEOF NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

STATE OF NORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- COUNTY, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Au-
gust Term, A. d. T. w. Whitley, administrator of
VIM. j. NJ. House J. T. House, F. House, G. A. House,
Louisa House. Mary House. Julia House, Sarah House. Lee
tta House B. Dewitt and his wifelNaney and H. Dix
and wife Martha. Petition for sale of Real Estate
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Conrt that F.
House, G. A House, Louisa House, Mary House Julia
House. Sarah House. Letitia House. and S. B. Dewitt and
wife Nancy, defendants in this residents of
this State. is ordered that publication be made in the
Raleigh Standard for the period of six weeks, notifying
the said F. House G. A. House. Louisa House. Mary House
Julia House, Sarah House, Lea House, and b. Dewitt
of Pleas and Sessions to be held for the county
Johnston at the Court House in Smheld the fourth
Monday in November next and then and there plead,
swer demur the said petition the same win be heard
pare and decree be rendered pro coeaso to them
Witness, John H. Keneday Clerk of said Court, at
office, in Smithfeld, the 4th Monday in August 1854
sS = J. II. KENEDAY, elk.
October IL, 1884. [Pr adv. IS s2<.l '1o44-wew.
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Grand Exhibition of New Goods.

TENHE GRAND EXHIBITION OF FALL AND Win
n ter Goods-will take place at A. CREECHES STORE,
Tomorrow morning and will continue from day To day.
until the entire stock is disposed of Three Doors above
the late Smiths corner, and Door above Evans
Cook Fayetteville ST.
B'LK.-Gro de Rhine Silks,
100 Pieces Plaid Strip'd and solid cold
Muslin de LANES from l212cts to 81 per yd.
50 P. Blk and Fancy Plaid Srpd Aapacas, from 2oets
to 81 per yd:
Cobegs, English and French MernOes from 90 cts
to 81, per yd.
It's p and latest style Caeoes from Gl to IS
Per yd
English and American Ginghams,
Silk Mantilas and Shaws,
Jacknnet and Swiss Musns from Il to 10 cts,
Linen e. Hankfs Chemizcts workd Collars Under
sleeves Bounets, Sash and Tata Ribbons Dress Trim
rgS
Six Merno aid Lyle Gloves and Hosiery, Blcach'd
and Unbleachd Domestic; Bed Ticking Apron Checks ;
Red and White Flannel Iincy Woolsey and Strip'd
Domestic.
full complete assortment of Goods for Men and
Boys wear Hats Caps Boots Shoes, Bed Negro Blank
cts kerseys Umbrellas &c good assortment OF Ready
Made Clothing for GenemenS wear have the largest,
the handsome and complete stock of Goods l
had pleasure of showing the public and customers
And here suffer me 10 that the above goods must and
shalt be disposed of AT some price other.
ask all to that can, and those that cannot
come, scnd-aud those that send wish success
and doubt the good Being above will amply reward you
return MY hearty thanks liberal public for past ia
vors, and hope for a continuation of the same.
A. CREECH
Raleigh, Sept. l4th 1874. S6-6t
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KING AND BIGGS.


RE receiving their fall and winter stock of goods
m and feel assured they exhibit good assor
men and sell good bargains any house in the State,
Their stock consists in part of fine Black. and Blue
Frocl and Dress Coats, brown, black, blue and Olive
Frock Sacks for business Coats Brown, black and blue
Frock and Sack Coats Lion Skn Beaver CLOTH Cas-
sinners &C.
Plain and fancy Cass Pants, black Doeskin do.
black Silk and Satin Vests fancy Silk Velvet do white
Silk and Satin do, very rich for weddings and parties
Dress Shirts and collars, Silk and Merno understands
and Drawers plain and fancy Cotton and Merino half Hose
Kid and silk gloves; Beautiful assortment of Stocks
Cravas and Pocket Handkerchief lot of fine Hats and
Caps Made by Okford, Philadelphia fine assortment OF
Cloths Cas and Vestings of all grades and color which
will be made to order the shortest notice. and good
fit warranted.
Members of the Legislature and others visiting Raleigh
respectfully invited to call and examine stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Our Terms Cash, six months credit to punctual
Customers
n b. All those indebted to the Firm of J. j. Bggs and
Co., will please forward and make payment, long
er indulgence cannot be expected.
Raleigh Sept. %, 1854. 1o4l-4t.
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EDULLEN s. BELVIN. DEALERS IN ENGLISH,
-E GERMAN, AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, COACH
TRIMMINGS, CROCKERY AND WOOD WARE, CUT
LERY, GUNS AND EDGE TOOLS, BOlting Goth, dc: dc
Knives Drawing knives AIDES, Vices Halter and Trace
Chains, Hammers Axes, Augurs Anvils Hinges Screws
Chsels Hoes Spades and Shoves Iron Ware, wrought
and spike Nails, Wood Ware, Coach Trimmings, Boiling
Cloths Crockery Ware and every style of Housekeeping
articles and Farmers and Mechanics tools.
Raleigh, May 5, 1858. 49-tf
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APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
The following is themanner in which the MEMBERS OF
THE HOUSE OF CoMMoN Q2o,) apportioned among thu
The Counties of Cumberland, Granville Guilford ,..,
Chatham and Wake, . each
The Counties of Davidson, Edgecombe, Halifax, Ire
dell, New-Hanover, Orange, Randolph, Ala
Cleaveland Craven, Duplin, Forsythe, john 2 each
ston, Mecklenburg, Northampton, Pitt, Robe
son. Rockingham, Rowan Rutherford, Samp-
son. Warren Wayne and Wilkes, F@
The Counties of Buncombe, Madison, Surry Yad-1
kin, Ashe, Bladen, Burke, Cabarrus, Catawba
Cherokee, Davie, CASTOR Gates, Henderson
HEREFORD, Hyde Lincoln, Martin, Moore, Nash
Onslow, Pasquotank, Person, Richmond STAN
ly, Stokes, Union, Fancy, Alexander, bruins each
wick, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret, Columbus
Currituck, Greene, Jones, Lenoir Mcdowell
Montgomery, Perqumons Tyrreli, Washing.
ton, Watanga, Macon, Haywood, Jackson, Cho-
and Franklia,
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usEFuL sTATIsTIos.
government of the United states.
fcAaEEuLLY coMRIIED FoR ZEE sFANDARD.l

l.@s.s91-T- = - fl Salary.
FRANKLIN PIERCE President ............ 1875 900
WILLIAM L. MARCY of Newly ork Secretary State 5000
JAMES GUTHRIE of kentucky Secretary Treasury 5000
JEFFERsoN DAVIS of Mississippi Secretary of War; 5000
JAMES c. DoBBIS of North Carolina Secy of Navy 5000
R. A. McCLEILAND of Michigan, Secretary of Interior 5000
JAMES CAMPBELL PENNSYLVANIA PostinasterCen 5000
CALEB CusNG of Massachusetts Attorney General 5000
UNITED STATES SENATE
THE following believed be list of the United
States Senate, after the 4th of March, 1858:
Democrats in Roman-Whig in Itaic-those marked
f. S. areAFree-Soilers Aboltonists.)
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Cheap Place.--No. %, FayettevilIe st.

Cheap Place...No. 20, Fayetteville st.
WYE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF MOST OF OUR
w FALL purchases, which is more extensive than We
have heretofore had and to which invite the whole
Some may choose to call attention by
of Northern printed Circulars sent to favored fewwe in
vite ALthe rich the poor the bond and the free Cone
ONE ALL-examue stock if they don't suit don't
buy.
take this occasion return Acknowledgements to
the community by which have been Literally
tanned. EVANS i COOKE.
Raleigh, Sept. 12 1854. ST.
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TEyHE CELEBRATED RAHAT-EE-LOKOOM OR
n TUQKISH FIG-PASTE-A delicious article of con-
fectcnary for the WELL and agreeable and nurcious
food for the i'll and fceble good for Coughs and Colds and
particularly beneficial and ghenng weak Lungs.
Also lot of fine PineAppes, Maple Sugar and Crystal
lied fruit. Call soon at
ANTONIO PIZZINTS
New Confectionery Store.
Raleigh, n. c.. May, 5, 1854. 49-tf
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I'm Store every thing in the way of STAPLE GOODS,
ACalcoes, Brown and Bleach Shirtngs and Sheetngs,
Linen, Diaper, Cotton Flannel, Carpeting.
We call of friends and the public gen.
orally the stock assuring them that pains will be
spared to give satisfaction. EVANS d COOKE.
Raleigh, Sept. 16, 1854 No. 20, Cheap Place.
Opposite E. L. Hardngs Clothing Emporium.
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TT ANDS LANDS!! LANDS -! -FOk IN

IL IMMIGRANT AND CAPITALISTS! PeES. lsgr
search of homes, investments in Texas, are reSE
invited to our Office. a,~s
We have, for SALE more than two hundred thos-nuJ
eff land in various parts of the State. Titles
Land located, claims against the State or lnal'iuu"'
lected and adjusted.
Office on Congress Avenue, City of Austin, Texas ss
AS we buy land on commission, strangers VIII Inv
RAYMOND, FREEMAN 4 , CU
Real Estate Brokers', Collecting and Lana -''t o.
OctOher L. lS54
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WYE HAVE JUST OPENED MORE NEW GOODS
3 which made to order at Manufacturing Es
tablshnsnt in New York The richest invoice opened
Call and examine. +. l.. HARDING.