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MEWELRY AND FANCY GOODs-CH

NEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS-CHkAP-
a. Err THAN EVER! The Subscribers take great pleas
rre in informing the of Raleigh and vicinity that
they have just received entirely stock Of all the
ees in their line.
Thankful for liberal patronage already received they
will do all in their power deserve continuance Of the
Their present stock consists in part of
JEWELRY-GOld Earrings, Breastpina, Gnffpns Finger,
rings SIeevebuttons, Bracelets Lockets, Fob and Guard
Chains, Pencils, Pens, Watches, &c. &c.
FANCY GOODS &c,.B;rlin and French CaSIetSi Fur
Leather Reticucs of all sizes Paper nachc WorkboX
e Spanish and French Fans from 30 cents 8 90 Port
of Leather, Velvet and Pearl French Cigar cases
Pocket books Wostenhoms celebrated Cutlery, Dressing
and Pocket Combs of ivory Buffalo India Rubber and round
Combs, Puff, Tuckng and side Combs Fabor's peiclS,
French owerwares of all descriptions Fancy cups and
GERS from 20 So Gothic and day Cocks, Ger
silver Casters, kid crying and India Rubber dolls
of all sizes, Looking Glasses from > 81 81.
Ali kinds of Perttncry and Toilet requisites
China and Glassware of various descriptions, &c.
CONFECTIONART, &c.-COmnon and French Candles
Pickles, Preserves Brandy Fruit Prunes Rasns Currans
Citron Nuts Wines; Vinegar Porter Ale Cordia! BittcIs
Schietiam Sclnaps, &c, dc. +. MAILER co.
Raleigh, April 10 1854. q
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NTEV FIGURING MiLL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ NEW FIGURING MILL is in successful opera
ton is turning very superior article of -four
He ready for custom, which he respectfully solici;s
The best cash prices paid for wheat.
My Mills situated within about two miles of Rale gu
. Walnut Greek.
W. T. COLLINS.
sept. o.. 1858. yO-Gf
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PUBLIC LANDS.

\ And fees With the use Of a furnished house.
Including s5o0 Superintendent of Indian Affairs
sInclud:rg $1,000 Superintendent of Indian Affairs
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NORTH-CAROLINAs 81 NORFOLK.--THE
1V PRACTICAL HATTERS would respectfully call the
attentionof the Trade and Dealers to their stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS, ~ b.
and not surpassed by any and at prices that fail
give satisfaction They confident that Merchants will
lind it to their advantage call before making their pur
chases Those that willing to extend their
age may rely having Goods, whether of Manu-
facture Imported fashionable Fine and Cheap
Northern Jobber We earnestly request Merchants to call
and be that prepared and qcU furnish every
thing line on the best terms @s - ~ ts
Ladies and Misses Bornets in great variety Canes and
Umbrellas Wholesale
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ROOTS. CATERS AND SHOES.-A BEAu
A1hfn supply of Gentlemens and Ladies' Boots Caters
and Shoes, just opened at
August 90, 1854. D. '''i Is 80 D
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In all the States except South Carolina the Governor
voted for b. the people, and if has majority of all
the votes the States in which such majority required
the Legislature elects the office of the
candidates voted for by the people.
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BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE!
First New Fall Goods in Market!

BARGAINS FOX
First New Fall Goods in Mark e t I!
ELEGANT SUPPLY OF RICH AND FASHION
"a ABLE DRY GOODS, embracing every variety and
style hand and which the attention Of purchasers
and especially of ladies' aud gentlemen OF judg ment and
taste is respectfully invited, consisting III part Of
black and col,leG Silks,
French Muslrs and Cacocs,
English and Amer Prints,
French and English Gnghams,
Beautiful Mourning and hail Mourning Calcoes and
Gingianls,
\ beautiful LOT Of Gimp, Velvet Trimmings, and
SIX Fr;ngcs and f.accs,
Black Alpaca Canton Cloths,
S0nag and Grass Linen Skirts.
Splendid Black Blue and Fancy calored Mantilias
Plain and fancy CaSsimeres,
Irish Linen and Cotton Shifting.
B. B. SMITH.
Raleigh, -tuc, -, 1854. IS
q RTICLEs IN ROSEWOOD, &c.-LONDON-
ot which nlad with pearl have secret drawers and
complete
Ladies' and GcntlemenS Dressing Cases, of Rosewood,
Ebony, c plain and furnished, in variety.
Ladies Work Boxes, of French English and German
uactuie, of which spendly furnished, aud
very suitable for bridal or other presents.
Glove Boxes Of rosewood ebony, enameied wood, &c.
OOr Boxes Of ebony, rosewood, &C., with bottles
rle;e.
Pa.;cr Machie Goods, &c. Consisting of Port Foins,
Work Boxes Portable Desks, Tables Port Munnaies &c.
For sale I.y HENRY d. TURNER,
y. &. Book Store.
Raleigh january 6, 1884. b
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Fall and Winter, 1853.
FUST RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER:
81 Black and olored Silks
French an. English Merinoes, fine assortment,
Printed and Plain Muslin Dcl.ans
Worked Collars and Undersleeves,
Embr'd and Plain Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Muslin and Lace EdgIngs, great variety,
Ladies and Gentemens Gloves, of all kinds,
White and Tan Colored floss skirting
For sale by J. BROWN,
No. Q, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, Sept. &C. 1858. 90
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NTORTH.CAROLINAM UTU'L INSURANCE.
IL COMPANY, RdLeigh-This Company has been IN
TUNES to take risks upon all classes of property the State
Except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dsteries upon Ia
vorabe terms. "A &c.,, 81 Is. . ~. -4. : =.
Its Policies property amounting TO s45ooooo
large norton of which country risks; and its
sent Capital Six Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds
properly secured. .....,. -.,sa at,,t
pany has been than onehird of per cent
num- grades property embraced in operations
The following persons have been elected Directors and
Officers Of this Conlpany for the present year:
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I'D OCkBRIDGE ALUM WATER.-HAVING
Ee the Agency for the sale of this valuable Medicinal
Water now prepared furnish it by the barre,
half barrel or gallon Pa phets containing the Analysis
and certificates of cures may be had application to the
subscribers. WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
June 81. 1854 So
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NEAKE BARE.-Take off the old Moleskin. and put
lEAon of "Beebee's" Spring Style. Just to hand
call at once they going rapidly at the old stand No.
90, cheap place. EVANS 4 COOKE.
RALEIGH February 1854 22-
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JOHN Cox, Edenton,
JOSHUA BONNER, Salem,
J. H. Pool, Elizabeth City,
F. F. FAGAN, Plymouth,
ALEX'R MITCHELL, Newbern,
w. n. H. SMITH, Mlhfrees-
borough,
III. B. WILLIAMS, Charlotte,
JOHN B. BARRETT, Milton,
A. 7. SUNNY, Asheville.
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DRASS ANDIRONS. WIRE TENDERS, BRASS
ED Rim. Brass Head Shovels and longs.
Fire Carriers and Coal Hold,
Coffee Toasters and Tea Kettles. For sale by
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gpAKERI & CoNFECTEONARI.-PC
AS MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
that their establishment in the full tide Of success
FIJI experiment. and ;hey prepared TO execute all orders
i'll their lnc in Cake and Bread-baking Candy making &c
Nuts Fruits, Groceries, Ic., always kept on hand.
CIiiARUr stock Of Cigars is large, of them
Of the choicest Brands such Ec Gratitude Golden Regt
Has Slv<. Excelsior, FL Ciervo, Steamboat Principles and
1 u mention
80 Parties III the CITY country furnished with every
description IF Csntctionares, the shortest notice and
reasonable BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
and sent part Of the State. Sugar and Mois$ Cakes
al Candy suitable for country Stores packed III barrels
smaller packages, cheaper than they be bought nj
other House in North Carolina Virginia. Low profits and
quick sales is atto.
Raleigh, May Ssh lSJ3. 5G-tf
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SOUTHERN MAIL,---[BY ~ > - N,
caves daily az n n,
Arrives daily ...... .:::''' "' Pan
mail closes IL Gl5 Il. M -. ,
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FALL STYLE Is54.-GENIN'S e. BEEBE'S
celebrated real super Extra Bon Ton Black Moeskin
Hats Just at hand by Adams Co.'S Express-ogether with
to suit the times. -.-E-7 -
August % 1854 . A' IS
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WESTERN MAII.-jBY FouE-uoEsE COACHES J

- fMail closes at 8 4. m.l
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Usage OEANGE.-The Hedge Plant of America.
S1The Usage Orange. has more 'han met the most
gine expectations of its friends and far regards the
great object in vew good and beautiful fence adaptation
climate. variety Of soil hardness, easy propauon
ceapneSs is all that be desired. supply of
the seed and Treatise the cultivation of the plant
be had of y. +. PESCUD.
Ralegh March 81 1884.
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lust TO HAND.-A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
La Palmetto. '
Old Mild. Call at r MAHf FPS 3 70 e
April 10, 1854 pa
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PLEASANT GROVE HALE ACADEMY,
q Ij'ahe N~,est, Y. C.--NILIIAM NJ. CRENSHAW, A.
b., Prnca,The Seventh Session of this institution will
the md Monday in January Tuition from
s. t" SD session The academy situated mile from
FoIeSyille. The location of this institution m health
ay and convenience cannot be surpassed by any. The
Trustees OF this school have than realized their expec
tatiOns Mr. CEENSAw teacher and would the
public that he thorough scholar and good instructor
Board be had per month. For further particulars
address DIR. WESLEY HARTSFIELD,
Forestville, Wake Co, y. c.
Nov. -, 1853 3-tf
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a CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
EAFULLI announce the Citizens Of Raleigh and Vi
ciny that he prepared for manufacturing all kinds
of Gold and Silver Cobets Mugs Tcapots Ear
rings and Fnger,ngs l'reaStpns Bracelets &C. &C. Set
ting Jewels and Repairing all kinds of JeHery in
warranted give stsElction Engraving and Chasing
every description in style not to be surpassed.
All orders may be left T. Mahers Co., where he has
taken the room adjoining the storeroom.
H. MAILER.
P. S. The most reasonable rate given for Old
Silver.
Raleigh, April Il, 1854. A-1v.
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~REAM WANTED !-PERSONS HAVING
SFRE:SH CREAM for sale will please call at
ANTONIO PIZZINIS )
Confectionery Store.
Raleigh, May TO- 1874. 81
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ENRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.-WH-
- L1AMS HAYWOOD, are now receiving large addi-
tons TO their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMI-
GALS PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS,
PERFUMERY, &c, &C. from the most reliable Houses in
the Northern Cities which have been purchased with
single their purity and offered for sale at such prices
and on such terms shall vorab with any house
in the State.
Physicians, Country Merchants and Dealers generally,
will do well to give call before purchasing, feeling
sured shall fail please both in point Of price and
quality.
Orders promptly attended and particular attention Civ
to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded at all
hours of the day and night by competent person with
neatness and despatch.
We tender sincere thanks to the citizens of
leigh and the surrounding country for the long and liberal
patronage have received and by unrng zeal and
to please in the of business merit
its continuance.
Raleigh, April %, 1851. o.
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MO l, FAMILY GROCERIES-StewartS Syrup
and Molasses Brown, Clarified, Pulverized, Crushed
and Loaf Sugars Rio Lagura Moca Marcabo, Java
Cotees Maccaron Vermacilli Starch for Puddngs
&c. Green and Black Teas, Chocolate and Coco, Sperm
Adamantne and Tallow candles Var gated, Rosin and
Turpentine Soaps Pure Cider Vinegar.
Ra,eigh, April TO- 1854 " a.
~ Post copy.
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HENRY T. CLAWSON, COACH AND CAR
EA RAGE MANUFACTURERS. Also Manufacturer
Bent Felloes Shafts Hubs Spokes Poles Spring Bars &c,
warranted the besr quality of Timber.
All manner of Coach work executed in the b. st lie
the art.
Repairing done in the nea:est manner and on the
notice.
Franklinton, Franklin County, N. C. 70
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wv HAVE JUST OPENED MORE NEW GOODS
w which were made to order at Manufacturing bs
tabishment in New York The richest invoice yet opened
Call and examine. E. L. HARDING.
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HATS AND CAPS.-FALL STYLE AND BEST
IL quality Moleskin Hats
Cloth Caps OF every variety and price
Servants Wool Hats Black and Drab just received
Raleigh, Oct Z, 1858. "a
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HNORM ROOK.-TIIE NORTH CAROLINA FORM
e Book; containing all the most useful forms which
in business transactions between and man, well
as in official stations; together with the Constitution of
North Carolina and of the United States the Act fixing the
Fees Clerks, Sherit &c, calculated for the of the
citizens of North Carolina and made conormabe to law.
Compiled by member of the NORTH Carolina Bar.
For sale at the North Carolina Be Store by
aasA HENRY d. TURNER.
Ruleigh, Aug. u, 1858. t.
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DIED. on the 9Th iIIsi in this Village, in the
twrn,y-fih year Of his age, JAMES BONllAM
the yuug,.st and last Of the late John W. Bon.
ham, Of Lowndrs County, Alabama.
DIED, Of Gamer, at his residence in this District
IN "Wednesday the lih day Vt January last in the
6Stl year Of his age, the Rev. MOSES SWEAR
ENGlN.
The deceased was a man Of exemplary character.
and of many high and stirling virtues. though qu'el
modest and unnbtrusivc in his department.
Mosus SwEARgXGiNGES was born in Edgciirll
District and lived H. re during the whole Of his
life. And believe lat he bore himself upon
the theatre on wh.c!, he acted that since his de-
O :lsc, no enemy nf his If verify he had IN enemy,
can punt To single net "f his life that merits the
r,prDlrIipn Of men. Indeed, his life was rs free
from sim rs mortal existence ever becomes, aiid hc
was esteemed n person, possessing not only The
purcst religion, but the most >pnllrss integrity. With
his virtue and religion, be su prrsescrng and
Industrious and no amply provided for all the
wants o his family aud household. lie was l"v.
ing husband, an inhnxsnt father aud master. and 4
kind and most faithful friend.
lie WAS urda;nrd y Minister of the Baptist Church
of vii oh lie had been ,iIbcr and regular COM
muncant Inaly years brirc his death. His men'-
bcrsh,p WAS at M"un, Zinn, which WAS partly under
Ills Pastoral charge, when his conn, c'l"n With It
aud with NIL earthly CONCERNS was severed by hi'
Heavenly Father.
Jlc died in the full triumph Of tho faith he pr"
ftssr,l and it may well BE- said Of him, that h'
fought the gml fight. h.. kept the faith" and h'
has gone to wear that crown OF righteousness pre-
parrd fur him. and for all those :" h" siln The W.
tury over sin AMI human irnpcrfct;"n. and to veal
the robe nf sp"llcss whit. in the gl"rI"us army "
the finally fri,hful, who surround the Thr"n" "
Col, and whose gr.at leader and Captain is Jcio
yah. Lord unl Cod.
lie left il dcvutcd wife. a arg" number Of chill
ilrcn and connections and many friends tn m"ur!
their melancholy bereavement in his death. IL
one Of his age death is generally n kind vsii"r. b
clusr age and infrmi;y have destroyed his powe'
tn dn good. 1t was "lhrrwisc Silh "rr friend. lii
Void cannot well be ill d. His example, his pa
tcrnal care, his wlorsnnc adnl"n:,inn and his wis
counsel were f invaluable moment To all VIII" wcr
connected with him by the ties either of blood o
religion. y.
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THE BLACK WARRIOR OUTRAGE.-The WASH
ington Union, in announcing that the steamer
Arctic, which sailed from New York on Satur-
day, carries out special messenger from The
u States government with instructions 10 our
minister ut AIadrid to demand, in emphatic
terms, immediate and ample reparaion from
>pain for the outrage committed by The author
tiles at Cuba in the instance of the Black War
rior. says:
1--WE shall impaiienlly await, Uncommon with
every American citizen the answer which will be
given by the SpauisI, ministry to this dcmand.-
Ii it b. favorable and prompt, and if Spain shall
consent, within reasonable time, TO our open
ing diplomatic relations with the Cap'an-Gen-
cra of Cuba, for the adjustment Of any qucs-
liuns which may hereafter arise in onr inter-
course with that island. then there will be no
disposition on the part Of the United States 10
disturb The peace which exists between the two
nations. But if any hesitation is manifested by
the cabinet of Madrid TO di>arowthc outrageous
procedure against our flag and the property of
our citizens, and if the contingencies be not re-
moved by which similar occurrences may be oc.
casioned, we shall advocate the employment OF
all the power which the government car COM
ma"d in support of our rights and interests in
Cuba"
The Union, Which probably speaks officially,
adds that We "nlust not only receive redress for
The past, but we must have abundant security
Tor The future"
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DEATH OF GEORGE MooEE AND FAMILY.-The
following extract from letter of ]. &. Parks,
of Grimes county, Texas, to E. G. Cal,aniss of
Monroe, which has already appeared in The pa
pers of the city, gives the melancholy particulars
of the deaths from Cholera, which have occur
red in the families of George Moore, Sr., and of
S. T.. Crnte, his son-in.law, who recently emf
grated 10 Texas from Crawford county.
81 now give you particular account Of the
Cholera, which has lately prevailed in this conn
~. Mr. George Moore and family and Mr..
Samuel E. Crnie aud his family. making is, all
Is whites and 60 blacks. landed in Houston on
the 4lh February, on their way from Crawford
county, Ga, to this (Grimes) county. When
they reached Cypress creek, some of the negroes
died On the 9Th instant so many were sick
that the old man sent for his son George, who
lives about four miles from me. He came 10
Anderson, procured two physicians and went 10
the camp, about l6 miles from his residence
Several negroes died At the camp. and on the
10th they succeeded in getting to Georges resi-.
deuce, and that evening death commenced in the
white family. Julius, about 90 years old, died
first, Cru,e's second son next. On Sunday three
died and were buried in the same coffin. On
Monday night, Mr.. Moore, his wife and 4 chill
drcn died and were all buried in the same grave.
On Tuesday night Dir. Cru,e, aud to-day, (Feb.
lS0 Augustus, a little boy, died, making l3 Of
the white family that died in 8 days. A little
boy was at play and was sent for to see his IA
ther die; he came, said he was sick, and in an
hour was dead. George Moore, Jr., has been
sick, but is recovering. A Dir. Harbuck, who
came on, with them, has also been Sick but has
recovered. Mrs. Crue and her infant daughter
are yet left of all the whites who removed from
Georgia. Twcnly-one negroes have died.
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THE SUPREME Court of Texas, sitting at Gal
weston, has just rendered decision of great I'M
portance to settlers and purchasers OF lands in
Texas, settling principle which applies to hun
dreds of land titles The question at issue WAS,
what under the colonization laws of Texas con-
slluted residence which entitled man to ell
ter land, MS head of n family, and transmit it t"
his heirs. he never having carried his Family to
reside there.
The case before the court was that of one
Russell, from the State of hlaire, who went to
Texas in the year 1884, and in August, 1885,
obtained grant of land in the then county OF
Montgomery, representing himself as having
come to the country with his family to reside.
Shortly alter, he went back to Maine, for the
alleged purpose of. bringing out his family, but
died soon after. In 1871, his daughters hus-
band took possession of the land. and made Il
crop. In 1919, one Randolph located Il land
warrant upon it us vacant land, alleging it TO be
public domain, by reason Of the invalldily or
forfeiture of the grant to Russell, first us non
resident, and then for frudulcnt description of
himself
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ea~ The Washington Union refers to its
publication of Mr.. Brooks speech Oh the Ne
braska bill, in the following complimentary
terms:
ave appropriate our first page to day to the
speech lately delivered in tine House OF Repre-
senlalives by Hon. Mr.. Brooks, Of South Caro-
lima. This is the speech Of that talented gentle.
man which attracted the special attention, and
provoked the pointed ccnsure, of the organ Of o.
the Aboiitionists in this city. The reader will
have no difficulty in understanding why it was
complimcnted by snch n notice from that quar-
ter It's facts, its arguments IFS appeals, and its
dcnuncia,ions carried with them power which
the watchrul and intelligent organ OF abolition.
ism felt the Importance Of meeting and counter
acting. That journal, however, could not with.
hold from him the tribute TO his ability and
cloqupnre which all who read the speech will
conrede to him. We commend his remarks to
special attention"
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New Spring Goods--,Addition
Supplies
WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta; Ca has
w Received this day from New York ..t.sss

"lLLlAM SHEAR, Augusta; Ca, has
w Received this day FROM New York ..la
Fancy PI,il SILKS, for ladies' and Misses Spring
Dresses. ut very low prices; r. :. ,s~
French Printed Jaconet and Organize NJ USLlNS,
Of new and beautifu! STYLES: 80.
Printed BAREGEs and Silk TISSUES for Iadicsr
Summer Dresses; (, is 50
Plain BAREGES Of the most desirable colors ~
Plain White S Black BAREGES Of extra quality
Plain and Figured Black Silk GRENADINES, fse.
Ladies' Dresses;
Fancy RIBBONS, Of new and elegant styles
Real Faencennes LACES, Of extra width and
quality; S
Ladies Black Lace Applique MANTlLLAs, Of the
latest Paris styles;
l.aai,s' French Lawn and Plain scollop HAND
KERCIIiEFS;
Ladies' Wide Iirmstitched Linen Cambria and
French Lawn Fl HANDKER'FS, for mourning;
French Lawn and Linen C.AMBRlC, Of extra
qualify;
Ladies' M"nrning. Fancy Spanish. Sandal Wood g
Bridal FANS, Of rich and splendid "tyl-ri
Fancy GINGIlAilS and English. PRINTS, Of
beautiful styles:
With variety Of other Goods suitable for the pres
en-, season, AMI to all of wh;ch they respectfully
invite the attention Of the putlc. -,
March %. If il
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The court sustained The grant on both grounds.
II decided that RuSsel's residence, with the ILL.,
tent to make his home in Texas, departing only
with the purpose of bringing back his family
untitled him TO enter the land, and that consruc-
lively and legally, the domiriI of his family was
with him, and his declaration that his family was
with him, was legally correct, according TO the
avs of Texas. The departure, with bona .fde
Intent to return, did not affect the domicil ne
had acquired, aud The grant of land, therefore,
rnured TO his heirs-Courier.