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V - V If J i i i i i ! ' " (Cminnei,from4lh page.) An Art to amend an act to reduce into one the several acl concerning pilots anl commissioners of narigntion, Re vised Sintutes, chapter 83, section 32. ;. Soc. I. Beit enacted by the General Atemlly of the Slae of Worth Carolina, and it is hereby rnacltd by tht ovko Uy of lite same, That the court (if pleas .and quar ter sessions of Carteret county shrill appoint five commis sioners of navigation for old Topsail Inlet and the waters therof; and the court of pleas and quarter sessions of Ons low county shall appoint five commissioners of navigation for Bogue Inlet and its waters; end, in case any vacancy f;ia'l occur among tins . commissioners so apoialed, by the death, resignation, refusal, inability, or any other cause, of a ' ny owe or more of said commisiorierso act during the re cessof said courtsthe. reotainingcommissioners so appointed, fi r each county, shall fill any such vacancy so occurring in theh,spe6tive co'inties. until the next session of the court of pleas and quarter sessions of ihe county in which said va cancy shall occur, when it shall bo the ditty of said court to fill stfh vacancy, either by confirming the appointment so made hy the commissioners, or to elect some other jxtsoii or prisons to fill such vacancies. Sec. 2. fie it further &nn4e'd, That the commissioners so uppoiiited shall have the same powers jind authorities, with regard to the pilots and pilotage of old Topsail Inlet nnd its tiavisjnfton, and HogHo' Inlet and Ms navigation respectively, and us to staking nt 'heir resfetivc channels, and the pln- rieg of buoys and lea ons, ns arc given to the commission- j rrs of navigation for Ihe, jort oPNewJeni, Washington and IvJenton. See, 3. Brit further ewrY,Tha if any ballast crony other snhVance cn'ciiloted to injure the navigation, shall be wil fully or knowingly thrown or cast out ol any vessel, or lioin any other place, into or upon any part of the navigable wn lers of Cirteret or Onslow counties, hy any sailor, mariner,1 or any other person, tlleprson convicted thereof in the su perior cofrt of thft con it y where 1ho fence may hav.i been committed, shall be fined, or fined bud imprisoned, nt the discretion of thocoirrttmd t!i master of the vessel whence j -thedyHisf, &crliM- lie-tswt orihrtvallforfWl -aiid pay the sum of one hundred dollars, to be recovered before any -nV'ice' ortha jpiace ""brine' coiintyr ia whic!t said oftence shall occur, iri iha name of one or more of the commissioners of navigation to he as aforesaid appointed for said county, one half to the informer, and the other half to be applied in im proving the navigation of said waters; I'rovidcd always. that if either party shall be dissatisfied with the judgment of the justice of the jieace, he or tlwy may ipnenl m in other casoi now provided by t&r, aiti. profited further, that no r covet y shall o had thereon, unless suit shall be brought within three years after .the time the'saicj off-Mice shall be committed. 8oc Be it further tnatlet, That if any branch pilot of tho waten of Carteret and Onslov.ouiitics, in pUai'ge.pf uy vessel, shall knowingly stiffisf auy'kfiitfof "baTlasT," trash; or any other substance Ciilciilatcd to injure the, navigation, - whilst he is o in charge of any vessel, to be thrown or cast out of said vessel into or upon any of the navigablj waters of Carterot or -Onslow counties, or he coguizanuhereofrand shall not within five days after the commission of said of fence give information thereof to one or more of the com- -mrssioncrs of fia vigai ion of the county in- which the same shall occur, such pilot shall, upon conviction in tho superior court of said county, be fined at the di cretion of the court, and be forever rendered incapable of acting as pilot for the lid water or any part thereof. ... Sue. 5. Be it further enacted, Hmi ihe commissioners of navigation who nwy be appointed, a herein before provid ed, for old .Topsail Inlet, shall have power to appoint a har bor master for the .port of Beaufort, and to prescribe his du lies; which said harboi master shall be entitled to receive from the master of eacli vessel entering said port, which he may board under the direction of said commissioners, iLc sum of one dollar. ' :. ;; ' j 8ec. 6. Be it further enacted. That said commissioners "of navigation shall have power and authority to designate the place of depowte for any ballast which any master of a vessel, or any other person, may desire to discharge in said harbor; and that it shall be the duty of each and every pilot, whi shall pilot any vessel into the harbor of Ueatikut, hav ing ballast on board, to inform the master of said vessel where sucb place, of deposite is, under a penalty of five dol lars, rto be .recovered before any justice of the peace of the county iu which said offence shall be committed, in the name of the comruisioneM of navigation so as aforesaid ap pointed for said county, to be applied in improving the na vigation of said waters. Sec. 7. Be it further matted. That all laws and clauses f Jaws coming within the meaning and purview of this act, Ik, and the same are hereby repculed. Sec. 8. Be it further enacted, That this act shall talie effort and be in force from and after its ratification .: Brori- 'led, however., that until the next term of the conit of pleas and quarter sessions to bo held lor the county of Carteret such of the commissioners of navigation for the bar and harbor ol old Topsail Inlet and thq waters thereof, as shall have been heretofore appointed, and shall still continue in office, shall have full power and authority to act as commis sioners of navigation for the said bar and harbor and the wa ' ters thereof, in as full and ample a manner, as the whole number originally appointed could: have done. Justified m .of January, 1817. Ah Act to rejrulate the issuing of process 'in certain cms. -.flee lJJe it enacted by Uie General Assembly of tht 1 Clute of Worth Carolina, aud it is hereby enacted bythe authority of the $ame, That if, at any time, there should be no proper officer In any county in thi.i State, to whom any process, original, mesne, or final of any court of record, - hall, or ought l be directed, who can lawfully serve or execute the said process, then the clerk of the court from which such process -shall or ought to issue, shall, upon the same bein trade to appear upon thr affidavit of the plain- tiffr- bit agent, or astoray issue sticryprocese to the sheriff ' ofany county adjoining ibe-one-to vliich the said process ought to have issued, who sluril xeewte he same, and shall hive the same powers, and be subject to tho same rules and Receive the same fees, as nrj now alloved to heffsfir executing jfrocess out of the county iu which Ur'ru JLt further enacted. That all laws and cljui- es of laws, coming wthiu the -meaning and purview of this act. be. and the enrtie ttre uerey rej)e:wcu. Sec. 3. lit it further citadel, That this act shall go into effect from aud after its ratification. (Ratified 12th day of Jauuary, IS47. contfcmDts of Court. Bt U tmcttdhjf the General Aitembly of tin State of North Cufotian, sn lSt w kenhj enacted oy iue auuiorujf y , jmi nrtU-r nf courts of this Slate, to issue attach- .n,.,t. u,A ia indie. sufiiQiarV punishments for contempt frurt,iiau not ncrauer etseuw. wuuy -cv.' ultUbavjour of any jwrson orier sous, in the presence of the said court, in their official' transactions, and Mir? disc-1 bedience or resistance by any officer of the said court, party, juror, witness, or-any-other person or persons to any law (ul writ, process, order, decree, or command of the said courts. - Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. That when anv court shall adjudge or award any summary punishment for a contempt, Etich court shall cause the particulars of the otlcnce to be specified on the record, and in every commit tal, attachment, writ, or process in nature of an execution, founded upon such judgment' or award, or in a written flcheViule therto annexed and therein referred to, such par ticulars ot the onence shall be set out; or otherwise live same shall be unlawful and void. Ratified ISlh Jutiuaiy, 1817 J An Act to regulate tire appvntjnetit of principal Clerics of sue two nouses, ana lor otjier purposes. Pee. 1. Beit enacted by the (ienerul Jltstynbly of the Slate tit Sortk Carolina, and it in hereby enartcd by the' attlhority oj the tumr. That the principal clerk of the Senate, aid principal clerk of the House of Commons, shall hold their respective offices for the term of two years, or uutd others are appoint ed, andhell meet at such lime and place as may he ap pointed for the meet ins of the General Assembly, by ad journment or otherwise, on the first day appointed for that purpose, and perform tho duties of their office; for which they shall receive the per diem pay .and mileage now al lowed hy Jaw to said ouioe. Sec. 2. Beit further enacted, That the keeper of the capitol, and, if there bo no keeper of the canitol, then the secretary of St ate,'-shall and it is hereby made bis duty to employ two snitaNe persons, whose duty it shall be to place the two halls of the General Assembly iu order, and wait upon the members of tho wme at their first meeting, until doorkeepers can -be regularly appointed; and the persons so employed shall' be allowed as a compensation in full the sum ot three dollms each for their dajly attendance and services. f Ratified lGtli January, 1S47 lha i 1 woJrt, or ncjir thcreto.as to otenwt the administra lion ofjiHicts tbo jaisbabvjour of .aujr o oflCers of rection of Sidney Stokes, Anderson Mitchell, and James Gwynn, or any two of them; for receiving subfciiptionior improving ihe navigation of the Yadkin River, to an amount not e than thirty thousand dollars, nor more than three hundred lhouand, which subscriptions shall be made personally, or by power of attorney in shares of fifty dollars each; that the said books shall be opened on the first day of February next, and be kept open till the fit at day of My net inclusive; and on the aeeond Monday of tht aid month nfMiy. thera ihdl lis a gensral raestin of tha t;ib cribera at Lexington aforesaid, and ihe managers aforesai I, of any ihrre of t' irm, shall give notice of such meeting in one or more papers published in the towi of Salisbury, om month at l-rast. before tbe day api-iiiited f.ir ihitl purp'isd, nnd stick meel- ! ing shall lie contiiiu d from tlav to d iv un'i! iIip business w fin 'shed; anil (Ih; Binnagrers afures iid, c'lall t en anil ihcrr lay before such nwetiop (lie books kept by them, contain :ng s stateifient of ;id stibcripiion, and il the sum of three hundred thousand dollars nforrsaid, s'. all "ot h;ne been eobscrilie'd. then the meet ing aforeaid. or a majority thereof, if they think proper, may direct any three of the managers aforesaid to continue 10 leceive subscriptions of Mock at surh times and places a ni.iy be de signated by sud meeting, nntil Oie saiJ sum of three hundred thousand dollars tliall have he mi sohscribed, er such other aum over and above thirty thousand dollars as said niceiing may -specify: Provided, the same does not exceed three hundred thou- sand dollars, and the president and directors, to be constituted as hereinafter provided, shall immediately aflerthesaid first meeting and afterwards from time to time, as often ins the same shall, by new subscriptions, become necessary nuke a list of the sub scribers, with the sums subscribed by each person, and return the snme under their hands, or under the hands of any three of them to the office of the Secretary of the State of North Cao lina, there to be recorded. See 2. And hr it further enartcd, That in case six hundmd shares or more T said oapffal stock sliall be' m scribed as aforesaid, the subscribers, their heirs, and as signs, from the time of the first said meeting shall be, and they are hereby declared to be, incorporated into a compa ny, by and under 'the iiame of "The Yadkin Navigation Conpanyt" and may sue and bo sued, as such, and have and use a common seal; and such of tlie subscribers as shall be present at the said meeting, or a majority of them, are hereby empowered and required to elect a .president tind four directors, for managing all the business of aid com pany, for and during such tune , (not exceeding-one year) as. the. said subscribers, or -a majority of 'them shall think fit; and said company, each member shall be aHqwed jno; vote ,..fojr every share of stock held by him or her, at the time in aaid company; and any proprietor by writing under his orjier hand, executed in the presence of at least one -subscribing witness, and acknowledged or proved before a justice ol the peace, may depute any person to act as proxy for him or her at 'any general 'meeting,' arid the presence and acts of such proxy shall be ns effectual to all intents and purposes, as the preseuee or acts of his or her principal could or might be. Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That the stockholders of said company, shall hold a general meetning, annually, on I he second Monday in May of each year, at which general meeting, they shall elect a president and four directors to supply the place of those who may have held said positions in the preceding year; and it shall be in the power of the president and directors, ot a -majority of them, in case of the death or resignation of one of their own members, to call a general meeting Of stockholders to supply the vacan cy, and to call general meetings of stockholders at such other times, as they may think the business of the company requires, and at such, places as thcyor a majority Of them may think fit; and in all fitch general meetings, the holders of a majority of the stock shall form a quorum -to do busi ness, except at the -annual meeting aforesaid, when ihe holders of one hundred shares of slock shall form a quorum to elect a president and directors, but for no other purpose and sliottld not the holders of one hundred shares of stock be present at such meeting, the president nnd directors, or i majority of them, shall adjourn said meeting, from day to day, until such number shall be present. Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That the president and directors and their successors or a majority of them as sembled, shall have power and authority to agree with any person or persons, on hehalf of the company, lo o- pen and improve the navigation of Yadkin River, from ":he. town of Wilkesborough K) llic South Carolina line, by canals, locks, or sluices, from place to place, and from time to time, pon such terms as -they shall think - fit, and out -of the said capital, or other 'monies of the com pany, pay for making and tepairing all works necessary or the said navigation, and also for building boats and employing hands for the purpose ofnavigating said river, and also to appoint a treasurer, clerk, and all such other officers, managers and servants, as they shall thiuk re quisite, and also to sgree for their wages, settle and pay their accounts, aim ui,weir pleasure to remove all or any of them, and appoint others in their place, nnd ulso to establish rules of preceding, nnd generally to frausact rmihiWkTiatl receive, for cverv process they shall be thnsialUhe business ot no compauy, in me intervals between required to execute, three dollars, and constables, for like the general meetings of the same; and any general meeting ser v ice, t wo a ol la rs An Act to niter the mode of electing Wardens of tlie Poor. Beit enacted ' the Gtneril Vstcmhty of the State of North Carolina, audit is henby enacted by the authority of the tame. That it shall be the duty of the courts of pleas and quarter sessions of the several counties of this State, a maioritv of the justices of the peaco being present, at the first term of tlie court which shall be held aUcr the first day of January in ihe year in which wardens of the poor arc now required to be elected, and every three years thereafter, to proceed to elect not more than twelve, nor less than seven freeholders to servo as wardens of thepoor, in their respective coun ties, for tho term of three years from the time of election. - Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That it shall be the duly of the said courts, at the time the said elections are held , to appoint a time for the meetingof ? said waidenvso lec ted; jt shall also ho the duty of the clerks of said courts to issue notices to -thd-sheriffs of said counties, --'whose "duty it shall be to notify the wardens, so elected, of the time and place of their meeting. Sec. 3. Be it further rnacf erf, That so much of the first section ol the 89th chapter of the Revised States, as relates to the time and manner ol electing wardens or ihe poor, be and the same is hereby Tepoaled. - Ratified 16th January, 1817. A U Act to establish a Public Rtrrying Ground in the county of Cherokee. Whereas, certain piece of land iu the county of Chero kee, incltided in lot 43, iu the seventh district, hath been long used as a burying ground, by the early settlers; and whereas, it would be a public convenience and expedient that said burying ground should be exempt from entry mid grant: tt It it enacted by ihe General rfstcmbly the State of North1 Carolina, end it it hereby enacted by the authority of the tame, That ten acres of land, ineliiding the burying ground, in Cherokee county, included in lot 43, iu tho seventh dis trict, shall not be subject to entry or grant, but that the -title to the same, shall remain in the State as a public bury- inff ground, and that any grant or patent whuh may here- ajter issue, incmaing in us iwinwn uie saiu ien ucrts, shall be null and void, and of no effect as to the said ten acres of land. x (Ratified 8th day of January, 184 7. An Act to protect from injury the Lots belonging to the State ill inu iuy iait-iiii. tlm !l rnnrtnl hti Iht (irneml Jtstrmhhi nf the -State o f North m ..... .- j y - j Carolina, nnd it it hereby enacted by the authority of Ike tome. ThaUhe Treasurer of the State, Secretary of State and Gomotrollcr. ire, and they, or any two ot them, are norcuy authorised and directed to lease for a period not exceeding two veors. u non such conditions and terms -as they mav deem just and proper, any of the lots of land in the city of Raleigh nclomrtng to tlie Mate, anu now occupied oy pri vate persons: Vroviled, that nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to authorise he sale or renting of the lot known as the Baptist Grove, on which the pubi c school house and Baptist church are erected. -pRaiined t7th January, 1843.J An Act to authorise the Sheriff and other officers f Hyde and Carteret counties to execut any process on any person on board of ves t-Is lying in the waters between Ocracoke Uland, in Hyde county, and the Island of Portsmouth, in Carteret coun iv. and to increase their fres foi such service- Sec 1. lie it enacted bythe Geticrul Assembly of,tho Slate - -. . ,. . . t . i .... : Ol rxorlll Carolina, ana u is nereoy enucieu iy uie ouuimi tvjxC Ihe same, That il shall hereafter be lawful for.theshe- ritls, onslnties or oiuer oiuctrs oi iiyue uhu i-uncia iuuu tip to-execute anv process upon any person or iiersons on board any vessels lying in the waters between Ocracocke Is- and, iu llydtKfounty, and the isianu ot rorismoutn, in Ha rterit count V. See. 2. lij'it further enacted, inattno sneruts oi saia terest iliereon, and chargjs of sale out of tlu nmney pr..,:.i r thereby, they rhall refund and pay the surjjhrs, if any, o. the former owners; and if soch sale shall not produce ihe full aw ordeal and directed to be advanced as aforeAid, witn interest and incidental chirges, the said president and di. rectorr, or a majority of them, may in the name of tF rompany, sue. for and recover ihe balance by motion m' any court of competent jurisdiction, on tea days prexious no tier; and the taid purchaser or purchasers, shall be subject to the same rules and regulations, ami entitled to the same profits and privileges, as ff lhe sale or conveyance had been mid." by the nrijirwr proprietor. Sec. 6. And Le it furditr enacted. Tint sai l ranals. !n-k Kn( every work and ihing opperiaining to the said navigation, irfc all the profits arising from the same, or any pnrt thereof. thall l,r and tliey are hereby vested in tlie caid pro)rictors, tin it heir an, T assigns forever, a tenants in common, in proportion their r pectire shares; and they tdi ill. in lik mar.ner for th apace off thirty (30) years, be entitled to exchioi riht of r.ir over mil river, to construct boats, build ware houos :io I rarrv ort llW bumV ness of transportation, both up nnJ d.m-n said liver, to the evj elusion of all others, for tho time above specitied, they not bem permtlled, however, to charge on any articles thus transported m-w than forty cents per hundred pounds for every hundred miles by water, or at the rate thereof, if lhe distance be less than one hun dred miles. See. 7. rfnd be it further enacted, That -said company shall have no power to condemn or to opproptiale contrary lo the will off the proprietors thereof, any bind lying1 without 'lhe channel of said liver, but shall le permitted lo putrhnse, and to l.o'd uh quantities as may be necessary lo use in cutting canals, and bi;il dig ware houses upon, ami keeping up the same. i ' Sec. 8. And be it further enacted. That it shall and maybe lawful for every proprietor t translerhis or her share orshires of" luck by deed ex utcd before ooe or miire ;in,eses4u'dHjtei;ed after proof of lhe execution in the company's books, and not ml.r erwisei except by devise: Provided, that "no '"trantVr ahatj bV made, except for one or more whole shares. Sec. 9. Jlnd be hfuriher enuncd. That in case the said comr pany shalPnot complele the navigation so as to admit the aare passage of boats drawing cigbteca inches water "tfirnngh the same wiUiia five years from the pastijf of thin act, then the privile ges herein granted, shall be forfeited: Provided. Thai sid! company may -not, if they choose, reoder the said river nauc ble, at any time higher up lhe same thun Hrkford in Surry eouaty, or lower down than lhe Trading Ford, in Rowan com ty and etill all the privileges and immunities hrniu grunted. h18 continue to them on lhl part of Uv river, between tLc iwo points, aforesaid. ,... .,". ...,..-.. , ,.t... - .. Sec. 10. ?rui be ifurher enact ed, . That nil laws and c es of laws, coming in coallict with this act, Le, and the some tire hereby repealed. Ratified 1 1th of January, 1847. flee. 3. Be it further cnaotcd, 'Hint all laws aud clauses of lawscoming within the meaning of the provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby repealed. Ratified iSth Jnuuary, 1S17.J An Acl to impiovetliG navigation of lite Yadkm River. "Sec. l.Uo it enacted by the General Assembly of lhe Slste of North Carolina, and U is' hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That it shaft and may be lawful to open books of subscript . ,. e t I. ill! iu:n: lion, at i.exinglon. unuertne oireciion or j. r. maory, uuani Harris, and Joseph H. Thompson, or any two of them; ai Salisbury, under lhe direction of John I Shaver. William S. McCav, and Joseph F. Uhambers. or any two of them; at Mocks-1 ville, under the direction of lira x ion Bailey. James MoElroy, and Alexander Hanes, or any two oftheium UunUville.mndertlie direction of Richard C. Puryear; Niclmlas I Williams, and Francis Chapman, or any iwo ol ihemj at Rockford, under the direction of Francis K. Armstrong, Mark York, and James U. Dtxljje, or any towp of them; at Wilkcldtnigh, under the - ot the proprietor? may allow (he said president and di rectors such sum of mouey as the said general meeting may think a -Teasouable compensation for their trouble. Sec. 5. Jlnd be it further enacted. That the etock ahull be paid in such proportions, aud at such times as may be determin ed by any general meeting of the stockholders, and to such offi cer of the company as may be appointed to receive '.he same, one month's previous notice of the amount and time of making the payments being given in some one newspaper published in the town ol Salisbury; and if any of the subscribers, their heirs or assigns, shall fail to pay their proportions required within one mo.tth after the same is so advertised, the ptcsjienl and directors, or a majority of them, may sell at scution, nnd convey to the purchaser the shares of the subscribers so failing, giving at .oast one month's notice of the tale in some newspaper ia the town aforesaid, and after retaining Uie stuu due, together with the tv An Act to provide for the opening and clcaring out certain creeks ia the counties i of Jredell and IXimmt '' '' 'T"' See. 1. Beit enacted"by the General Attemhly of the State of North Carolina, and it it hereby enactedjy the authority qfJhe tame, ; That it shall be the duty of the court of pleas and quarter, sessions of Rowan and Iredell counties, a majority of the justice of said courts in each respective county faring present, at the sec ond court which shall be held for said counties after tlie first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and forty, seven, to order and direct the opening and clearing out of the respective creeks, to wit; Third and Fourth rreek, Withcrow's creek and Back creek. Grant's creek, and suck other creeks in die counties of Rowan and Iredell, as the count- courts may deem expedient, or that poreTon of them lying within their respective counties, viz. from the junction of said creeks, in Rowan county, to the Iredell line, and from the Iredell line to Andrew A. Allison's mill, on Fourth creek, and to John Keistler's mill, on Third ereek. Sec. 2. Beit further enucted. That the county courts afote said shall lay off said creeks, iu their respective counties, in dis tricts ef convenient length, designating the bounds of each dis trict so laid off, and appoint one overseer for each district; and in the order of appointment, it shall be the duty of ibe court t d v signate and appoint flic hands to which said overseer shall h i enti tled. Sec. 3. That persons liable to work on the public roads shall be liable to work on said creeks, and as such may be designa ted by tho courts of said counties: Provided, the courts of said counties sliall not designate any hand or hands except such sa re side within convenient distance of said creeks, within their respec tive counties, which distance is to ha judged of by tho courts aforesaid. ' .; Sec. 4. Be it further enacted. That tho' clerks of tho county courts of Rowan and Ircdcli counucs shall, within five days after the adjournment of said respective courts, make out and deliver to the sheriffs of said counties all the or Jew of appointment, there in specifying the hands designated by the courts aforesaid; 4 it shall be the duty of the sheriffs of each county as aforesaid s deliver copies thereof to tho respective owners, (ove.rseersfJ wi:k in five days after receiving thosamo. (To be continui d.J 2 NEW ALMANAC. 1 UT Puliluted. ami tor stc t the Star Of J (ice nd ibr Auction and fJummtsstorrSfore - fll. B- HUGH I!S. in tl'i '"itji " may's H. Cnmlina Ari tiliurnt A l Itianne for 1817'" lm'ain, hesulrs ranch valuable matt, r for the linbn'mn, the .calendar pm St tb ml Utilicl inbrnwtion lor .he covenlent rrferaivc of prJrnioi l id liusineu men, ancciloirs. jke- kc.; ai d ill b sold in any quantities ry (heap, IWcigh.Xev. il, ' lIIILAI)ELrilIA Silk aiI f'niicjr Good for Spring trade. MOaBIS X HALLOWXLL, it CO ' MS MarltetStrtet, In form itieir frienJ and oierehan's grnrri'Iy that lliry hvnrud arrangements lo open ta'ly In the Cprotrhinj luinr seaMir, -one of lb ricbMl locks of nrw MI.Ks AND FANCY GOODS ever oflercJ in this country. . One of the firm is '. now rn Europe, purchasiot flprlnf Goods eteln- f rely for CaK wliirh will eaable us te fumiib, . good in our line at lhe iewet ssarket piota. "jail. 1, IW , f3 ?r . ; .V. ...:V;