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rrur c. IA9;." Tss ConpAnY have o.

had ever, v.rs., q Tz.s for 0oe.. Toe Ds.s ed r.
80 I,..,.va,r and rsG BIC - 90 al soss
o.,t,.. .au.li, ~. Ai. n hosss 81 $50 SsnI Iest
~. daIls, Cal .ad - ss-tio 10 Cstssnst, ssf~sss
ps~Il and RSssSysits's
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Con;.s ~ either Of the above ma, We obtAine

It BsAuys G.llsry. On receipt II S3b, nal sey ~i y
forwarded by eapess to Any pat Of 1e country No -
BIoadwsy
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CHARGE oF BIsAsy.-- rbeodore Wysnt, slias Wa
Proctor YESTERDAY arrested O. ehsse o. bs.my W.
conn spt Isabel. hiss 81 No Ss Oreharr street woc
that IN Gen br ss .ie VI" married 70 atm 81
Yohyge he the time bearing the name Of Wn rr'ctf
q. =. vth ue she esrred that IN oetoo~i is'i rs va
usui.d thu. cry kllen B1rts ssd en- thai oee~os 40
\ ;, IN. ne II Theodore Wyatt. Alderman tlNe' ccse
.lom IN. seeus.d q. held him " avail eAAninston
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H,Hpn RAILROAD We understand ,a1 eos
ai,.,s, m,p, sppesr, N .ous Of the city d','''"
csy. sgo r,l-,ive TO the narV" eTo a..
be Trans on ,hi. r,ad bad from meeting Si,n u.s.
' S h. cop p''@ tn % .cl arg. ,b- employ mn
shotsd hy h.. esrrtssress ,oPsrdzsd the yves Oh 50
nsp, ps...peer.. The facts Of The case are 81 nPy
fD.us: A,tb. Tim. the ais P N train ifod. TIE CIT,
p,,,et through Harlem. the .s :, tender va. ,o'en'
(, Ii. pei, but, ot.ervns the tan, S,h'a. M
ins ,r r, fleeing that the tfa"0''ass VS. pps"' =
h. lid down the ,et Tag AID toL''ed tNe "lhe oEr'
ther,l, indicating thu; al ~as rlsa'' eohS -.
epe :, proe, coed With hi. 'raio, ba' be as no' s'o'
frr i.rs the dr.ubridse tender dl-'ovsIea the .r
r,,.cbrs tain and it. iuperdrg danger ~hereu 'on
be II ,,aut!, ran to meet It, ~si' bs hH ie1
weri sLrc ard thu. attracted the ai'entoo Of Tie en-
eir.er Who succeeded II stopping the ian ,h'y SIX
h,, .Lo,, Of tie draw. NOt~initaadins 'ne "A'e
u.,,, u,de to the eoD.1.ry. se are mot positively
e,su,.S ,s., n. eulp.ble signal man Wa promptly
di.u...s f,,m the .rrvice of the Company and a.
fu.h,, ,,sc,u,;ou sssns, accidents Of the character
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THE TURF.
NEU-yORk LACES,

FAsHfos CorrsE, l.. L-THIRD DAY-Fr fTy,
Jun. 90 1856 Club Purse $3.50, and go to
f.eooo horse. Mile neais best in 81
NJ Irys T. balloon BY imp Yorkshire, ou' Of Hsfidry
iytaf..... 80 -
kOcOpb B Tesrs.. 80. 49,
" L. sEsH's e. by bo.on dam ~ EeiiP's oy'' a'''
Tine...I ST. 81. A.
UsIoy CoCRW, l.. I.-TRoTTiSG Friday, june
2o-Baich $1,000; mile and roget, n narness
n voodrua rams, Roetet.".s ''''''r't !
ID PiHer az. 20 b. g. Brown Pick. ........ Z
TIM: Fnst heat oea A.i- " u
$500 ia DYl3 l:l5
Nh ....' ....,,?.5lf ABA 2At
1h-iewass large attendants Oh each coarse Ads y
~ was b, fnyore s,rO 10 slO Ballpoo WOO the race
+, three beat, sa-y in the tIutIHg race. Brown DICK
had The call fiOO 10 500. Again toe =" knowing oles
nerves were .bocked --v rely Rocket won the Two
last be a. and rate without a singLle
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A. J. DoSELsoS. "A PHOTOGRAPH Of sns
American c.ndsi. FOR vhePresdrnt eshi sitios Of
BE.pY's Gallery No $50 Broadway.
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DO not neglect CoUGB. however slight; y
t.,s, e,e-s.b. when snpls eds he "fsr-as WI;
Sa,spyB ,Ls.s . Wit JDn rsscn 1DS - n Ssssiy -
e.sss ,Eset.... No fsrsIJ hon. h r.;tos.G
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The New York aid Ere Telegraph lire ohice No
u Nall street, 10 low ID perfect ofd'I ann ""'ANS
80 81, betueen Ne.Yofk and Ddnkrk dir ct.
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fAdysr,DeusrtI
tn NERVOUS SuPPERFRs.-A retired CierE

MAJ rs,,o a TO health few az csJs srsr many pea
.,t uerIcrs sucerinf sLxSa' 70 male k,o~n ee nsss
81 cure se:s tffeei the scIon uwd Uues' p Se
Rev JOss n DASEALL No. & FGlto. e.. broohyz, n l.
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rs'rdsd 10 tNe Harlem Rssrosd Corpsry sc esoGf
purtrc up light s~ns gs;es scru~s tie ,rcxs 90 esc
sce Of IL. draw ,bou' eighty rcd, dstsnf, ~heh 're
70 be clostd pior to the opening Of the drsrhrdse,
h.hsv,rg tbs; til g ise-r cannot easss dash through
such bsiiicr. however sighuy Constructed. with hs
s.ry seed vrhou, beng reni DID q the tsct, snS
sntle tune 70 avert the rrcarr, nee OF NeSv>k ssc
S,rt VI r e nous consequvlcs. could rr~ui, r. n
coliso, with gate 0f the d.sctiptoa oOcieaplsted.
SxoxISS One Of tho Bosoc snbuTbaR rslrosis
bas -iey b,ep Quilted into notice IN consequence VI
putting on tor the sp-cal seVoCnmod>tion 81
tlos, who : dalge 10 the habit o. smoking We wish
al II cty Ger Companies would furnish the sans
sccCnA.,dssio.s got tAst care 70 1seS sny ts-li-
,i,s fr ile indulgence Of such u-eess prs-ic~ bat
sr The benefit # that portion ID the public ~ho ar
dsiy naus. a,ec with .stocco s=acke wnile mixing
Their rse journeys BY rail up and down the city.
one road hiss long displayed sign rpon - u Of
they can " Colored people allowed in this car Let
TIE ides be elaborated upon and sisns put mp on
y.rti, u c. the cas- O. esch road; smoking allowed
IN this car, and then absolutely prohibit i, apoa al
Others. True il is ssd to be tle order upon all TIE
ro,Js, mo smoking sllosed; yet upon all OF them It
tsly practice for smoker, 70 mount the tron' PIT
orm ano send their fune- back through the opcu d'or
Brt VIZ COWS. 'cr those to croN VINO soNe tc sneu"
the sunole of this fashionable Amercar weed We
GO net h. state 20 say that 10 msn With the breeding
ard attributes of gentleman wss, ever ~ld oc
ever can Ne guilty o; such at OF Border Ruthsaisn
a. p, til as smoke ir.o the faces OF car tGl of
ras,. gers particularly ladies. Smoking upon oar
city care OF ,pbibu-es ia public and an a,oiertha
nuisance that should be fcrcbly sbsted
Il Is common TO see sisn upon steanbost' No
smoking SLOWED abaft The SHAFT" Yet hundred
mn a,e allow ed to puff cloud Of smoke out uo'a
n. ffwsrd deck for the breeze to drift back upon the
stein until ,ac,s are oen nau-estsd and thir cloth
,pg en.ed 20 that the cdor remsius for werk II
sn oArg ia alov able under any circumstances apon
pasa niger b, at, II should be in room at tbs stern,
with pu,holes open TO leward or stenwrd to drt
the .uok entirely beyond the olfactoy nerves Of all
The non users 90 board.
We don't erogate to ourselves the right to say that
a man shall not smoke but we do say tina, smoking 10
such positions as We have ipdics'ed, where II must
annoy and often ,icken Others belongs to the code OF
manners Dot fit 10 be adopted by persons who claim
to be gentlemen.
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In .,.., n. ouLle srB.y .sb-c', sof sl,y NE D.
,n.. able sIet.lo@st EsDfsrs-c b .. q ss-s o~ -
-, s..,s, fl-~ ,irs both bs sf-rsops 49,
- +, : hat am ri, iOHs e.o Erss drains r bAssvss
yusEts
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nrrEcrroS AND ARRssr 81 BuRaiAs.-Henry
rdwros hv'e PaLtsf . yea- Of age, go .,rrs~ ,,
Policeman Mart tie E.htre' IN W~d charged wth hs
s.ry uIcr 0vtlns Anse % NJ Laes- Hart No Wv hs
nselth suest Mr. H. snd tsnly are Va the eoa"ts eos
h-, hon- hut 10; e the u-shh,s ho~.s-r On rsa
dsN uht light the to'd'ts "a 'hnscs ss's'ss
,t. AZ OH informed the above Islceass ~ho o" -
ersrx h oh>-ryrS Edo ards s ." sc"~ s~>s
s he th@ ,csns uss, abs on bic p~rsos 'oa1
eon msch-s seade &c The rrisoer wss oe kss
VI b, Justice Elsl dreaa a. sssit sssmlsticn
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lad, er'ison en'
lie fnishel PnOTOGRAPIIs made BY 10

s,h.d .. b. M 70, Lkene.s.s best pcturss tho
~o5. Hs Gsery. No S5 Broadway, contains greet s1n
b.r Of spleI old speciueDa Call sid SEQ thsa.
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Arryspryp SrIcipy-A NJ. Ans-n Lsng'on at
tor r,d ,ne or urss, evening ~ jumping INTO The ga
o. Of fo-.v-ssyep'h srs. lie WIS zen ey too OF IN.
Nv 18th vsrd Police who zee red hin rom crow lins "a
40 sscoy,ret IN him evidence Of religious 'nsA, Tnsy
c. tue,ed him 10 residence u Biz Hn coruef suh Aw
N, A For'y thir street,
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IAlx-rtisenentl

JAMES BUoBAAAN.- A PHOTOGRAPHIC FOR
rHAIr Of the Demceisc car idse ht President mas W.
sdd.a 10 the collect VI b. bnsDx
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fA.yrr.ssuslt
&c WAnEHocsE. soa % end
fAi-erssmerf.

fAi-.r.semertl 49, .rA
HARP PIANO OR HARP DuLCIASo.--;As,.nas Tts
kesu,fll instrument pstsntst By A. ksea. - WAfssSa
nusscs, % b., ars rviisd TO eli End ssassfss -
P.ane rosus Ne Is Brosdwsy.
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WILLARD FIJI LMORr. "A PHoTo RAPHIc Pos
lAavertsouent

tn AIT Of American" Candidate for rresdent ON 'Aa
tan At IK.py's GALLERY. No. 40 Broadway
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4 AdvsrtiseulcI

J. c. BRECEENRIpGE.- PHOTOGRAPH OF inc
Den &C se didse ar Vice Presdsp' y" "s ose' s''
the coll lection Of 81 u. BRADY, Nc. $50 Brsdws
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A CuVNrRrhAS FhTcNp--A Mr.. Ferlming. re
s'dhs L,rn, Mss, ghnr-dsy .ht tsken ,s~ az
Aps 20 Lsf. t.a 0iTl Ohio ndSsed ha T. 'n tas -
utahe AyIl-Ny No ~ FIN 81 Ell where he
sll,s., 81. bb him u tii5 Ia r,si-r b bills Vas
M ~ss ..s-d b, Pole Farley 81 The y'areenth Wand
sud committed Nv Aid Clancy "a s~at sxssaiusiion-
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RYcrPIIoS o. MlLL.Rp FrLLxoRE.-The JOINT
Committee Of the Common Council, having tbi- sub
ect in change seem 10 be alive to sense OF ia mo-
mentous nature and the vast responsibility resting
nu,u them They met again yesterday 81 the Chy
Hall AID Briggs the interchangeable, IN the Char
b, TIE way isn't it rather singular that the intensely
X n. Alderman should be in such es-taces about tue
arrival Of gentleman lately contaminated by con-
tact With Popery, from hob nobb,ns with the IA "a
P,itiffi One Of the Committee Thought that the
Governors Room was not large euougb for the oc-
cssion aud proposed hat the Crystal Palace should
be hired Another suggr ion ~ the steps Vt
the City Hall and the Park for the purpo-es OF re-
c.Iior Those hs, ing charge OF the salute are not
to be- Unite to 900 guns, but will be governed by
their erthus ssm. TIC Mayor has consented to send
two policemen 10 Staten l. and, bea'ing dispatch
iom himself TO board the Atlantic Al Motif bus eT-
IIc.I ency that the Reception Committee Is i'm
patiently awaiting his arrival at the Collins whsd.
sub con u,ittee was aso appointed To beautify the
landing place at the foot of Canal street IN manner
,uprapr ate TO the occasion. As soon "A M. FILLMORE
Is announced in N. ofng dispatches will be sent from
the Chiefs Office TO the different Saton-H.uses, u
H.. end that all the men ben Of Tho Committee maybe
instantly informed Of the great event. Before al
ionrring the Comm ittee arranged q few more details
of considerable moment but not equally important
with those above.
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hfr~ef 90 bcsrs he best vnincsp to the msnss~n'
II must Be sekpow'eag,d tbs. he sobly esrned AZ
passsge.
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IAnxnri.aenA n

WILLIAM l.. DAYTON "A fhoToohAf" y,
the Re- utcsn candidate for Vice President on srno'os
BEApy Gallery, No. $50 Broadway
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[ASyrl .sS.ea'

ROCkA"Af
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hAp Doc A Newfoundland Scy afflicted With tie
hyr-oh h, su h- hru.- NJ 10 t..~ssh'e>n'b stes
n ns .rdSrs- hs rms'r. TO the street Ne
ber eurs epce5 th- 'ur ifure with ns t-~ss TIE
.-,vc~. & 10 Csrtsn Wslug .can pr rref aas
q. eeer dyschsd the sinsl ty shosni hr tIeess he
head With q
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CRAEGs or TfKfTRr AesissT a L.wr,R -Thos.
&. e-r."r. lawyer. was yesterday brought bef'rs
Ju,'', flsndr~su a. answer charge % pcusry pre-
hrr 8. sts' hin BY M. Johr T. Steele, sl-o 80.
W Of This city. TIE pati-s it spye@rs vrr- eoaHsJ
in case Which VS. r-cc'il. trsd il the Marine purs
srd The jury rendered verdict w the side wh'>A
" S,eelr r,p'e--ptrd. Mr.. Mse,o ~ss dissAtisf.d
with tie verde, ard moved for tee t1s. HE
Tres rs Tor mskng the uos.a wen Get ftb in eff
cav, which sll,ds,,d thu, while the jury W re delhi
~, ting upon their verdict AID duras the absence ei
Judge Thompsc tr,m the Court Mr. Steele talked TO
The Jurors. Ills Mr.. 5 denies sni DIV accuses Me-
cen OF having Committed peiiuy. The latter gave
bail IN 81, 600 TO sppesr ard sn.wvr the charge.
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Nrw-YoRx HosrrAL.-weskly report to Friday
fAevsfsD eo1ept J

JOHN CHARLES FREMONr.-A tine PHOTO
sspH the Republican ddas for President may Be ssen
Of BRApy's Gallery, Nc. Sse SrosdwsJ
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CIRcuLArIos OF THE CHuRcHSAs.-A paragraph
N The TMnrrE some days ago unntenf.lly did in
justice to the proprietors OF The CharehmlH. We
are assured that the circulation Of that p,per is very
large. and lis business never so prosperous " at
present.
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L,rs, kYrsE's.-The present season closes To-
p'gbt with Mrs Keene's benefit, when The school
for Scandal will be given.
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BROADWAY TEEATrR The season closes To night
With the oenef, OF the officers, dooikeepers and other
attaches of the house. There is excellent bill, EN-
bracirg The Iish Tutor - The Last Man. aud
#. Ia. Wr,ck A.lore
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Nos opr.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-16
April s, 1855.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair.Dye.

VIM. A. Bachelors Hair.Dye.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYED INSTANTLY
~ to o beautiful and Natural Brown Black without
the least injury to hair or skin. = !.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to VIM
Bachelor since 1885, and 600 applications have
been made to the Hair Of his patrons Of famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and Whisker is unjust
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair produces color mot to be-
from nature, and Is warranted not to inre
in the least, however long it may be continued.
Factory, 288 Broadway n Y. go, :
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers. 8 - :.
The Genuine has the name and address upon . steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle Of -
-. 49, = 49, WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
:. ..:s.s.. !. 238 Broadway, New FORK.
For sa!e 10 haieighby PESCUD &GATLING.
Apfn Ma 1850. y - - .isf7~7E -. 2 l4Awiy.
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NIXON,SHOU an
FoRnKRLY MRS. soRDEx's)
Wsst Side Raitroad.

Vest Side Ra;troad.
Gold sbOrouxh. NC.
ms ex,ensase and well known public Establish,
reception Of guests on the 4th inst. subscriber forth.
IS pleasantly aud conveniently situstaa;
o. business aug e directly opposite to- and WESs cen
Ticket Offices OF the Wilmington and Est Of thu
Cenerai kaiIroad empanies where the cars sa and Tia
Arrival ana tepanare and where FAITHFUL on ter
BE IN WAITING to take baggage and give such o,s WILL
tions as the traveller may require. '" alher ateu
THE HOUSE has been remodelled re,
oughly renovated from cellar to garrett aai o
throughout with New Furniture selected with a
and arranged with an eye single to the comforts es
THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished with the substantial ~
and delicacles of the Foreign as % 'ne DANTE,
markets Will berendered tributary to the c az domestic
winch Will be served up in the best style bv or%a supply
ing and we'll trained servants. " ofaery o6IS.
Will be Storehouse of the best Wines and p.
super1ntended by gentleman of courtesy liquors and
thoroughly acquainted with his business ana Integrity
knowledge Of what is due to the rights and comE tie
puoc as well as TO h m@s and his employer The
which are among the best in the State have h,.
the keeping Of skilfu and careful manaoau el placed in
ways have under his the best and n WHO will al
ostlers and it will be among the chief cares ." EXPERIENCED
tor to see that horses of his guests be we'll f pm2e
oughly grOOmed. we'll leo and thor
This entire establishment has been nprch...,
up at an enormous expense and it will be the and lifted
OF course, will be the interest of the pleasure
Ger the House IN every respect equal to auy in t 70
de therefore trusts that generous public Tue country
Gontue me liberal patronage heretofore extendsd ant
Borden, who gained for it celebrity thronob"" Ah
Union. s '.''usooat The entr.
August a. 1855 H. R. NIXON
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TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
@NHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
informing the public that he continues the MiWright
and Machnt business in all their various branches
derng Framing erecting Water Steam Mills erecting
and fitting up engines and their necessary machinery,
Hochkiss water wheels centre discharge wheels Barker
Wheels shot wheels under shot, breast wheels
other water wheels in use, Circular upright Saws
Grist FIGURING Mills, Botng Reels, Elevators, Smut Ma
chimes Horse Powers Corn Crushers, Cotton Gins Corn
Shelters.
On application will order and erect any of the above
machines or any other in use have experience Of Is
ployment. am versed in the various improvements
Those wishing work done in the above line would do we'll
to give call return my sincere thanks for the lib
'eral patronage received heretofore =
For further information address til subscriber at Pol
louisville, Jones county, NC.
ID. JOHNSON
April s, 1854. ls2iMw1v.
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INSANE ASYLUM.


NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APART
~ mens ready for the reception Of 40 patients,
in the Asylum.
Those who have charge insane and desire to place
them in the institution will apply to the Physician and
Superintendent, c. Fisher, at Raleigh before bringing
the patient to the institution.
The Board Of Directors refer to the 9Th chapter 18th
section page s6 of Revised Code for the legal require
ments necessary to be complied with in order to ensure
admission Of State (or ndigent) patients.
For the admission of paying patients reference is made
to goth section of chapter 3d. of Revised Code
As all State patients required to undergo examine
tion to their insanity previous to admission such
nation will 5e held at Raleigh where of the members
of the Board are to be found.
The Sheris of the several Counties will please notice
the requirements of the 4th section of the 9th chapter
relation to their duties as connected with the law
1t expected that apartments for large number
tients will be finished in the course of few weeks the
work upon them being prosecuted rapidly
will admit Notice of their readiness will
given through the public press. -
CHAS. L. HINTON,
G. w. MORDECAI,
THOS. D. HOGG,
Ex Committee of Board of Directors
Raleigh, March l, 1856. 3O-f.
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Monuments, TOmbs and Head Stones
vUyHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD TAKE THIS METHOD
of reminding the public that he is still engaged in the
manufacture of Grave Ornaments in all variety and the
best style Onsh and workmanship. He keeps always on
hand large stock of Marble both of American and ta-
suitable for Monuments Obelisks Tombs Head Stones
&C., aud having in his employ rsrate Northern Carver
and Leter he is prepared to all kinds of Designs and
Inscriptions to suit the tastes and wishes Of ALL
He would respectfully invite visit to his Marble Yard,
at the southeast corner of the Raleigh Grave Yard where
may always be specimens of his workmanship and
variety of styles of Grave Ornaments.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received he
respectfully socits continuation of the same pledgnR
himself to use his best endeavors to please ALL
Ordersfr distance will be faithfully Id promptly at
tended to. Address,
WIN. sTRONACH Raleigh.
October a. 1854 Wv
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a PRo,cLAMATIoN.

A PROCLAMATION
BYsHH ExCELhENCYs TH0NAA BR zGG, COVER
8 KoEDF THE STATE OF NOs1H. cARoLinA
Ess passed .hs let GsG * Al A, ms
bSrJ thereof sduy certified copy Of which g follow
An ACT 70 amend the Constitution Of the State Of North
wassiAs, large numbered the people are isfanchis-
Cd b. The freehold now required Of voters sor
Src l. Be e erocsed5y The General Asses6y Of ne State
Of Mrtt Carolina, end it Is hereby enacted BY esaor
That clauseofthe ls scioh
article the amended Constitution ratified BY the
people Of North Carolina the second Monday OF
be In the of Our Lord eighteen hundred and thirty
i've shall be amended read follows: Every free white
man ii the age Of twenty.one years being native or nat
inhsbtant of the State for twelve months
eedng the day Of election and shall have Paa pubic
pc IN se 10
ssc q Be it further enacted That the Governor of the
State BE- and he is hereby directed 70 issue nus
before the next election for members Of the General As
semb setting forth the pnrport Of this act and the
proclamation shall be accompanied by true and perfect
copy of the act authenticated by the certificate OF the
Of this se the Governor ofhe State shall! to
shed in newspapers of this State at least months
before the election of members to the General Assembly
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly this
I'd day of February, 1856.
Speaker q e Esrt W Fl s1%sS;e'''
Speaker Of the Senate.
State of North Carolina,
Office of the Secretary of State
l. William Hill Secretary of State, in and for the State
Of North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing
true copy of the original as ratified and on file in this Of
Given under my hand this oath day of January, 1856.
w. HILL, Secretary Of State
Now, therefore, in conformity to the Constitution Of the
State snd the requirements the aforesaid ac do issue
this my Proclamation making known to the people of North
Carolina the provisions of said and the amendment
thereby proposed be made to the Constitution of the
State, and do the to be published in ten
papers of this State months before the election
bers Of the next General Assembly
In testimony whereof l, Thomas Bragg, Governor
Of d State of North ,hi have ssssS set tt
hereto affixed. Done at the City of Raleigh, this
the Oath day of January, A. D., 1856, and in III
s0th year of our Independence.
THOS BRAGG.
By the Governor:
PULASKI CowPER
Pricate Secretary
Raleigh, January "a, 1886. l9-6m.