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An editor writing from Frankfort, Ky,
says that the Legislature of that State is
composed of fne-looking, well-dressed
and W ell-behaved men; ard that, among
the whole number, there are but five
drunkards, and only some eight or ten
fools-a smaller number than was ever
combined in any previous General AS
sembly,
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Senator Hammond, Of South Carolina.
has one of the largest landed estates in
the South. comprising over IL 900 acres.
Joel Mohler, at one time a successful
druggist in Pittsburg, but lately very in
temperate, committed suicide Friday.
Ex-President Fillmore has lust PUP
chased fine residence in Buffalo.
S Hutchinson has been elected mayor
Of Cpperyile, Va.
Gen. Shields is out in letter against
"Lccompton."
Ihe marine losses for February amount
to $l,9l1,350. '''''''
Mohammed pasha arrived at n. York
on Saturday in the Europa.
re- Hon. Edward Everett is to ds,;,ar
his GRAFTON on Washington before the f,nn;s
nature OF pennsylvania, on the lgth inst %
Ma wild cat, weighing ts;rtv.oioh4
bounds, was caught II Unity town iLir,' w.
m9reisad CO., few days s,ncc ICY " ''''
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Sss- Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.
The Day Book Success.

The Doy Book was established about the
first of last October, quietly and without any
preliminary grand flourish of trumpets or
active canvassing for subscribers; and al
though not yet six months old, it has already
achieved a success absolutely unprecedented
in this section OF the country, if not in the
United States. Beginning without any sub
seeiption liss-nay, ,cfthom evea one pledged
supporter, the experiment of it's publication
has been crowned with completes triumph,
aud its daily Issue now ranges from $500 to
5000 copies.
The Dog Booi; is the organ Of nobody but
the people. No political party, religious de-
nomination, clique Of stockholders, indiyid-
ual or combination of individuals, has any
claim upon its columns. 1t Is popular, be-
cause it5 cheapness brings it within the
reach Of all, poor Or rich, and because it
furnishes the reader, for his one cen. per dag,
not oniy with complete record of local
events, but with a faithful daguerreotype Ct
the latest news-home and foreign-while
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iaughter-loving, poetry to the sentimental,
sound maxima to the moral, and ca -efuly Sc
ieeted tales and sketches to the terary.
The.Dny BooI has now hosts of friends,
and it is wishing new ones every day. it is
established upon q Grm ta>is am ongst the
E'iustjtution," OF Norfolk and Portsmouth;
it has a hold upon til, whole community, aad
its continuing and augmentng success may
be safely pronounced a fixed fact" We
he1ce!orth ''know no such word as fail, and,
unless some untoward and unlocked for mis-
chance happ ems to Us, VIC are bound to prer-
per
In what we here say, ami III vhas we have
said previously in relation to ourselves and
ca. success, we think no tne can accuse Us
ot empty o. ineniacious bcasting. We will
leave it to ali our rcsder5-and our files are
at the disposal OF any one FOR examination
Ii we have hitherto made any promises that
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look into Cur rresS-room and at our scores
Of busy carriers any afternoon, will satisfy
all that we speak no more than is warranted
by the stIictcst truth.
80 A pleasant letter from 4 kindly
mentioned and encouraging c,rrespoa-
dent i'll l. distant city says;
Il have SEGA number Of the DA
Boo%, and from the enterprise it shows
it seems to promise that when Norfolk
Shall become . secoud yNew York, the
l>ay Book viii be a second Hera1i. with
al! the ability Of that paper and more
than it's honesty" That will do.
fln.nn'c u.Au Or
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Hotel Arrivals,
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK
VIM. L WALTERS PROPRIETOR.

j j Grandy. DIR Spruell, North Caro-
lima; l. 2 Townsend, Baltimore; C L
Whitlock, Miss 0 a Whitlock, Miss M
S Whitlock, Richmond; j n Bonny and
servant, Elizabeth City, North Carolina;
Perry Reufrow, Smithfeld; Lieutenant
G III Morriss, United States Navy; B
n Branch, North Carolina; w r Ste
phenson, Margarettsyille; J j Grandy,
n. G.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
j. l.. WEATHHRwAx, PROPRIETOR.
Hiram Stephen, New York; B Benja-
min, Baltimore; w B Smith, j Brown,
York City; Theodore Stephens, New
York; & H Day, Philadelphia; H Jones,
N. Y.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & HMMnRsos, PROPRIETOR 8.
AN Green, North Carolina; Thomas
A Shock, United States Navy; II c
Hanes, Suffolk, Virginia; w B Smith,
Virginia.
MACON HOUSE, POR7SAO UYH
j. D. Hola.ADA PROPRIETOR.
M d Williams, North Carolina; s L
Chapman, Isle of Wight; r S Medley,
Blackwater; j G Sprigg, North Carolina;
W + Glenn, Nansemond county; j w
Keeling, Nashville.
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Special Notice.

TOR Pertaining the Breath, Cleaning
IL Teeth, and Beautifying the Complexion,
use "BAIM OF 1000 Flowers" Fer Dressing
Ladies Hair, use "WooDLAND CREAM" A
new Pomade 1t curls gentlemen's Hair bsan-
ttfuUy-Price so cents each.
Beware of Counterfits.
W. P. FETRIDGE Il Co.. I
Proprietors N. x.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKERY & COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake q Co, and by all Druggists. de5
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Ba~ We learn with much pleasure
that Mr.. JAMES BARRON HOPE, our gifted
Virginian poet, will deliver his Poem,
pronounced at Richmond on this 22d ult.,
in this city, on noxt Friday evening.
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HOUSE CARPENTRY.

FENHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in
4 forms the public that he has just erected
new shop on Cove street, rear Of Johnsc1's
Assembly Building, where he is prepared tn
execute all kinds of work in the HOUSE.
CARPENI'ERS line, in a superior manner
only say, that shall use all proper efforts to
give satisfaction.
am prepared to and will when regularly
engaged, make Architectural drawings for
any work in my line, in such a style as to be
readily understood by any intelligent Me-
chanic. PETER &. HULL.
ma Practical House Carpenter.
II. Copy.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, So for six months, and
S for three months, payable in advance.
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DEATHS.

In Philadelphia, on Saturday, the 9th dav
of March, 1858, DR.. WILLIAM Il. b. COOKE.
son of the late Col. Giles B. Cooke, aged IS
years.
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Ladies Read the Following List
Or BARGAINS TO BE FOUND AT
NJ R S. R. E. RIDDICK'S
No. 65, Main Street.
barclays and Richardson's Linen,
ID White and colored Cambria,
Linen Cambria Pocket Hdkfs,
Colored Canton Flannel,
Brown Linen for dress Innings,
Furniture Mourning and fancy prints,
French and Domestic Ginghams,
Sack fiannels suited for Infant use,
Diaper of various qualities,
White and Red Flannel,
Head Handkerchiets,
Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds,
French worked Bands,
Swiss Collars and Undersleeves,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Childrens Merine
Vest,
Together with many other articles in tie
Dry Goods line, which am determined ia
sell at unprecedented low prices,to close out
the stock.
MRS. r. E. RIDDICK,
Ladies Emporium,
mas No. IS, Main street.
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BIackWood's Magazine.
A ND THE BRITISH REVIEWS.
IN LIST The London Quarterly-Conserya
tive.)
"a The Edinburg Review Whig)
Sd North British Review Free Church
4th The Westminster ew-(Liberal]
9TH Blackwosd's Edinburgh Magazine-
(Tory.)
TERMS
Per An.
Fer any one of the four Reviews SO 90
For any two of the four Reviews 90
For any three of the four Reviews 90
For all four Of the Reviews g 90
For Blackwood's Magazine 300
For Blackwood and three Reviews 900
For Blackwood and the four Reviews 10 90
Payments to be made in all eases in ad
vance.
Subscriptions received for either or NIL Of
the above Reviews, and Blackwood, by
FICKERY q COMPANY,
ma City Book Store.
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GUNDRIES-
~ Bbls Sal Soda,
Bbls Spanish Whiting,
2 do Venetian Red,
Ivy Boxes Glass from 6 X to a. X SO,
Kegs superior c Soda,
In store, and for sale by
ma l.. w. WEBB.
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A DEcEIVING SPIRIT.

A few nights since, within this week, young
male friend of ours, who from a sneerlng skeptlc
had become devout believer, retired to rest, after
having, his nervous system partially destroyed by
the information, through the spirit of his grand
father that, he would very shortly become pow
erful medium. He was In his first comfortable
snoozc when clicking noise in the direction OF the
door awoke him. He listened intentIy; the noise
was still going on-very like the raps Of the spirits
on the table, indeed.
"Who Is there =!
There was 10 answer, and the queer noise stop
ped.
anybody thcre?'
No answer.
at must have been spirit" he said to himse If
81 must be a medium. I'll try. (Aloud.) IT
there is spirit in the room, it will signify by say
ing, saye'-no that's not what | mean. lfthere 5
Il spirit in the room, it will please to rap three
times"
Three different raps were given in the direction
of the bureau.
''Is it the spirit of my sister p
No answer.
as it the spirit of my mother?'
Three raps.
care you happy"
Nine raps.
do you want for anything"
A succession of very loud raps.
"Will you give NE communication If l get up!
No answer
'.Shall hear from You tomorrow -
liaIs very loud again, this time in the direction
Of the door
"Shall ever sec you? -
The raps then came from the outside of the door.
He waited long for to his last question,
but The spirit had gone, and after
thinking the extraordinary visit, he turned over
and fell asleep.
On getting up in the morning, he found that the
spirit of his mother had carried off his watch and
purse, his pants down stairs into the hall, and his
great coat altogcthcr.-Neto Yorker.
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SANDS SAEsSAPAREEEA
The very hest remedy


FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD,
Ind far the care Of Scrcfula Rheumatism, Salt Rhcmm
ffeer Sores, EIysleloS, Bites. Nercarial Diseases
C~aneoHs Erhotioms, Lirer ConpiaH. Su6Loru Llcess
Loss Of 1Il9eIit, General D. 5HHy, Sc
The health Of the human system depends almost
entirely upon the state of the blood. If the vital
izlng fluid which prcradcs every tissue every mem
branc. fibre, ftment, gland. other organ primary
or subsdiary if the body be charged with the element
OF disease sickness must be the consequence and
the CAUSES OF DISEASE existing in the blood arc
cradcaed, no permanent relief can be expected 1t is
here that the powerful Notwithstanding propcrties of
reaches the of disease ard the cures II
are therefore radical and thorough.
Hundreds of persons, who had groancd hopelessIy-
for years under Cutaneous and Glandular disorders
Chronic rheumatism, and many other comnlaints
sprlngng from arrangement of the secrctye oroa rs
and the circulation have been raised as it were from
the rack Of disease, and now, with generated CON
suons, gladly testify to the efficacy of this inestima
BILE preparation
Srofq!ous Ulcer Curcd
GI;soN WELLS. Tenn, JAN 10, l855.-Messrs \ T.
of age time ago seized with an nicer in tn
front of her nose which gradually increased eat;n~
away the flesh, and became very painful We tried ali
the remedies could hear of without checkipo +ho
disease. at length procured a bottle OF vour Sars,
para. which afforded almost immediate relief amd
after taking three bottles, was entirely cured
Yours, respectfully, PATRICK cIFSnS
BSg~ Prepared and sold by ~ B. 4 u Sands No.,
gists, New York. D''s-
The Agent il Charlotte is F. SCARF 4 90 No
Trade street. ~; w. r;
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for S.
JGna J, 1853 3m
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BUILDING! EsUgF.DHNG!!

Z public that they dressing Timber and
manufacturing SasheS, Blinds, Frames. Doors and
Spokes. at their Mills West HILL Salisbury. n c.
Their Sashes and Blinds, made of hear-pne and pop
lar. not surpassed by any in the State.
Pailings Bausters, Brackets. and all kinds of orna-
mental wood work finished in the best style, and furn
ished at short notice. BEly All work done their
Mills is warranted to give satisfaction Orders from
distance punctualiy attended o.@ylSN
They also prepared to take contracts in any part
of the State for erecting and fitting up all kinds of
Buildings, for which plans will be furnished if desired
Terms reasonable.
MURDOCH, DARBY & co.
Salisbury, June II, 1858. sn
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State of N. Carolina, MeckIenbure Co,

Court cf Pleas and Quarter S@siohs--prI Term, 1853
The Bank ofCharlote vs.. J. C. Gring ( J. b. Grfirg
g. g Original Attachment
Levied in the hands of l.. = Williams John W Blair
5. W. Davis and Robt. Gricr, and them summoned as
CiarniShecS.
happening to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants in this nOn-rcsdents of this State
il is therefore ordered that publication he made in the
Western Democrat, newspaper published in the Town
of Charlotte notifying said defendants he and appear
at the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions be
held for the county OF Mccklcnburg the Court House
in Charlotte the 4th Monday in July next then and
there to plead. answer dcmur. or judgment will be
taken pro confcSSo : to them.
Witness, ". r. Reid, Clerk of our said Court office
in Charlotte, the 18th Monday of April. 1858.
l2-6t. pr. adv. So W. X. REID. Clerk
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3,4OO Acres of Land
FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for sale my Land i'll Union county. lying
Il Clear Creek and Crooked Creek known the
containing $500 acres. and
80 acres, all cont uoHS to each other. Said Land is
well adapted to the cultivation of cotton, corn, wheat
and other small grain, and well situated for grazing
purposes 1t is nearly all woodland and well timbered
within convenient distance of the Charlotte and Will
mngton Railroad and is situated in the gold region be-
tween Gold Hill and the HOWE Mine. Gold has already
been discovered that part of the land known the
Little Mountain.
l also offer for sale Il TRACT OF LAND lying in
York District $ c., Big Sugar Greek joining the
Lands of Baxter Springs and others, containing
300 Acres.
Said Land has been considered of the hest Cotton
Plantations in York District, and there is no better
land for and wheat.
Ii desired, will divide any of the aforesaid Land
suit purchasers; and the purchaser have his own
time to pay the money, provided he makes it secure.
Apply to me at Charlotte
W. +. DAVIDSON
June &. 1853. 3m
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DEATH OF "OLD HANNIBAL" THE ELEPHANT.
The following we copy from the Cleaveland
Plaindealcr:
This old and justly distinguished elephant died
at Garfield on Monday. He was quite old-ex-
tremcly so. We have heard his age stated vari-
,usy at from five hundred to one thousand years.
At times Hannibal was rather wild. Domestic
troubles may have been the cause of this We
believe his faults of the head and not of the
heart He never used tobacco in any form, and in
all his travels never forced to spout his trunk
for his hotel bills. What other Snowman of any
note can say much? Still the fact can't be dis
"uised, Hannibal cut up very hard capers
during his life. In Maine, years ago. he was one
night shut up in a shed. In the morning he was
found three or four miles off with the roof of the
shed upon his back
When connected with June and Titus circus
and mena"erc, he had falling out with some of
the performers, and one day whilst they were max
ing their grand entrce i'll the ring on their high
mettled and gOrgeousl y-caparsoncd horses, Han
nlba burst his taStenings rushed into the ring,
and endorsed every man of them. After tossing
chem around for while he returned to lis accus-
coined place, and permitted his keeper to tie him
up again. Going from Boston to Salem, some
years ago, he became enragcd about something or
ether and made terrific work on the road-tcaring
doyn fences, tipping over wagons, and tossing men
and horses in the air.
Travelling from small town to another, one
Sunday afternoon in New Hampshire, Hannibal
met long line of carriages. filled with people 60
ing home from church. The man in the head
carriage struck the elephant smart blow with his
whip, he passed. Hannibal immediately ull-
loaded the entire line of carriages. No one was
seriously injured. One night as his keeper was
driving him through a strip of woods in Vermont,
Il violent thunder storm arose. 4 tree was struck
by lightning, and one of the shattered branches
struck the keeper and killed him instantly. All
night long the elephant watched the dead man
closely and tendcrly, even mother would watch
the corpse of her child, and never, from that mo-
inent, left him until he was buried. Hannibal
meant we'll We don't hear what allied Hannibal
probably 1t was old age. We understand that he
cost his last owners, Van Amburg & Co, l4.OUO.
Peace to his ashes
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KISS ME |!

Kiss me, darling. when kiss you,
Kiss me back and back again.
Lips are only rosy petals,
Kisses drops Of fragrant rain.
Where's the harm, then? ] could give you
Reasons, dear for every one,-
Only that [ may not tell them
In the broad and garish sun.
Take, at least Ct think sweet one -
And | know you'll think with me-
IT'S the Scripture: ado to others
What thoud'st have them do to thee"
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N OF HOE.
June /, 1853.

TTNIIE FIRM of FULLINGS co. dissolved by
mutual consent the lst day of January last In
retiring from the Firm allow to return sincere
thanks to the citizens ofNOrth and South Carolina for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon us, and to request
a continuance of the for MeSsrS. SPRINGS L
HEATH, who have associated themselves with +.
FulIinrs under the Firm of FULLINGS, SPRINGS &
CO. who will conduct the Clothing business on the
same terms and with the advantages heretofore
The Notes and Accounts of Fullings Co. will be
found i'll the hands Of W. y. Owens, for collection
JOHN TOWNLEY.
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p O g II ] q a u .
A THOUGHT.

The rose that's bent with summer rain,
Or filed with early dew,
Sheds richer perfume DER again,
And glows with lovelier hue.
The pearly drops that light within
Its leafy chalice rest,
But fresher beauties for it win,
Its fragrant charms attest.
So. hearts how'd down with weight and care,
Or crushed by bitter grief,
Show clearer what their virtues are,
While waiting for relief;
Each tender sigh is sweet, that springs
From hearts by sorrow rivcn;
IF on its parting breath it brings
Some dearer hope of Heaven
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EdgeWOrth Female Seminary,
GREENSBORO, N c.

FEIIE Scholastic Year is divided into two Sessions
Ind commencing LIST August and LIST january.
The course of study is thorough and systematic,
bracing everything necessary to complete solid and
ornamental education Instructors Ofthe highest quail
ihcatonS employed in each OF the Departments
No Institution in the country possesses advantages
periOr to EdgewOrh
Terms, per Session Of Flee Months:
Board. including washing lights and fuel $50 90
Tuition in the regular Glasses 20 90
The next Session will commence on Monday. August
lSt 1853. Pupils are admitted at any time during the
session and charged from the time of entrance.
Catalogues, containing all necessary information re-
specng the of instruction. terms, &C. will be
forwarded on application to
RICHARD STERLING 4. NJ. Principal.
June Is. 1858. 3m-pd Greensboro, n. e.
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ARCHITECTURE
And OWL EIInglasceriHag.

The subscriber, practical Architect and Civil En-
gimecr, has taken Room No. >, DiyidSons building
where he may he found prepared to Draf Plots and
make Extimats in all departments of his profession
Particular attention will be paid to Surveying of pant
tons and Farms for the making of MAPS or CHARTS
of the same, with drawing of the plantation mansion
and its requisites. Every Planter should be possessed
of one more of his domain. They be got up in
for any Parlor.
Plotting and laying out of Grounds and Lawns for
Horticultural and Ornamental purposes will be attended
if solicited.
Reg Young men wishing to become acquainted with
any all of the above branches will be taught in the
most thorough manner, and the liberal terms
p. SAURS.
Charlotte. June s. 1858. l2-tf
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Great Cures Citizens Rcad!
Rheumatsm.-Mr Joseph d Bartle, Myrtle o"''7
says the Electric Oil cured him Immediately. Il,
Piles-Charles Sexton, Esq., ex-Nayor of CAM emu
says SIX applications cured him. Also, cured bis I"
matism.
Neuralgia.-Mr David Mann 400 Vine Stree; %
he was great sufferer, but the oil cured him. -
Il 4 Grant, Esq: SIT North Eight Street. IA,
Croup.-ThiS Oil is infilliblc for Group. Aska ."
at the Girard House.
CACTIoN.-There arc numerous limitations spIOAtrt
on the reputation that my article has acquired
pubic must beware. They worthless.
Philadelphia. Sept lst 1885,
Prot DE Grath Dear Sir-I must inform YIN
the great benefit patient of mine has experience m
the application ofyour Electric Oil The case VIZ ;a
OF girl OF eight years of age, who terrib! % Ia
with Scrotula, and discharge from the knee ~ ti
became so contracted as to literally bury the hee NH,
mp 1t had been in this state for about twelve
ana hisssAg nothing in the whole "Materia MeuIu5
nave any effect or give relief finally proeo,ba
bottle Of your Electric Oil" and gave it to the cp.
directing her to apply it to the parts along s III
tracted slnews which had the effect of making " fbt
nearly one-fourth straight in abount six hour ,brss
application of the Oil continued for about s.b
weeks, using only six bottles and now the leg
perfectly straight JOHN H. McEWIN, Mt
1872 Calloyhill Stree"
For Sale in Charlotte by II. NJ. Pritchara'
May 25, 1853 I'm
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PIANOS
Keep Your Pianos i'm Tune.

FHNHE citizens of Charlotte and surrounding country
II again reminded that the subscriber is at all
times prepared repair and Pianos and NcIode-
ons in the best possible He would not say
that old instrument be made sound as well rs
bu he is prepared to that old instrument which
Will justify repairs at all be made emit as good
and sweet a tone the instrument did when
new.
He also intends keeping constantly on hand. NEW
PIANOS. from the most celebrated Manufacturers in
the United States. which will be at
prices, with freight added. OLD PIANOS received in
part pay for new ones, according to their value
He also intends keeping constantly hand second
hand Instruments to sell or to rent.
Any person having old Instruments aud are drSirous
of selling Them do we'll have them repared and
kept exposed to sale in this market.
Ea= Repair Shop and Wareroom at the Musical Hail.
up Stairs China Hall.
ASA GEORGE.
Charlotte, y. c., Jan. %, 1853. em
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w. IRA ED Err.
Architect and Civil Engineer,

SILISBIRI, Y q,
NN7 ILL furnish Designs Specifications and Super
w attendance for Town Houses, Cottages, Villas,
Stores, and Public Buildings; also. for constructions
belonging to Railroads, such as Bridges Of Stone Wood,
or Iron and all Buildings required 1T Stations.
Plans and estimates given for the mproy enicut of
Water Powers and mechanical constructions general
DEMONSTRATION J. w Ellis: Chas f. Fisher Pres
n C. Railroad: Jas. G. Turner. Chf Engr West.n n. c.
Railroad, Salisbury; c. Z. Mcndenha Trcasr " c.
Railroad Co, Greensboro; r. I. Simonton Treas T
Westn y. {. Railroad StatcsvilIc. y. c.
Salisbury, \. c.. June II, 1852 en-