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WIN. PERClVAL,
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL EHG1NEER.

IN TIE ARCHITECTURAL LINE WILL. RuRNHa
u Designs for Churches. Public Buildings. Town Hsuscs
Stores villas, &c, ke, with full practical wuskn9 Oss
ings Specifications ond Superintcndenes
In the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, . prspafvo.
with eompese set of Field Instruments and s"Pessns
assistants to survey oeaie and make estimates r Csnsl
Rail,ada Bridges Drainage of Farm landa supply oaps
of same and saperiniend their Coosirueiioo.
f~ variety of compese s-ss Of plans for Churches
Public Budings villas Farm Co,ssers Brdssa Ae, ess
be seen at his 0fker
Addsss Bos lOS, Rsta9A.
June IL, lasO. ~ -u
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Cures Guaranteed.

Cures Guaranteed.
nR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
ID the last wear a new remedy for CANCER-purely
vegetable and Perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
will MOI be required pay thing unit: is effected
us Cast that have been rendered incurabe least
dubiu BY the Of Mineral puisons. He also treats
s ,unors, disease Of the ,hrUa rheumatism, nervous
affections. &c.
Pamphlets containing testimonials If the highest char.
acter forwarded to any that may wish them.
Address, J. A. CLOPTON,
Huntsville, Ala.
March IT, 1885, 22-
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Oil; attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
1,hnsuu and Chatham: the Superior Courts oi New Ham
'r and Sa,>n and the Terms Of the Federal Courts,
o ord Surenle Court Of Worth Carolina at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
g. Haywo"d. Jr
Raleigh. May -. 52--sw.
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BAxKS'
CANDY MANUFACTORY

~ OSA AZ - XvA "A " " r ~ - Il ~ ~ U
SHIP BREAD AND CRACHER
BAKERY.
Poll LOK STREET
Newbern, n. G.
J. .. BANKS, AaxSr.
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Round Stick, l;.,sr"n do.
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Fruit Drps of al! aa- Arr,wpspl do
vors kept cuustsuily
On hand. Bread.
Pilot Bprd.
Crackers. Fine Nay d..
S:'da C1ckers. Navy do.
Butter do
EF All Orders with the Money promptly executed.
June IL. lssy. :.s-3m
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QUENT. BUSBEE,

QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COuNSEiLOR AB LAW.
rmne to devote hereafter the whole If his time his
nrtesson. can always be found his Office in the Brick
Rw Fayetteville Slreet-unlrss absent the Circuit
March l. iSa?. 4-lv.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
TTORN AT LAW.

ATTORN AT LAW,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
viii attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake
Johnston and Harnett.
Office on Fayetteville Street, opposite the Lawrence
Hotel
Faieigh March Is. 1889. ss-tf
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A CART.

n, A CARD,
NJ H. PROPRIETOR OF THE FAYETTEVILLE 30.
TIE D lakes pleasure in announcing to the public. ihes
Weekly Lines Of Stages from Warsaw, Raleigh. and III.
and m,t High Point. now in gH,d running order
Passen"g regular time. This, With the addition Of four
public steamers to Wilmington gives the tr.ysling
Iulv Is ,s. opportunity Of visiting Fayetteville.
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Military GOOOs,
SWORDS, SASHES. BEI.Ts. EPAULETrES LACEA
And every Descsipsioa of Military Coeass
ACCORDING 10 Yus
Latsss u s Army ssd STATE Rsssasiiass.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY 4 GRAHA1s
IMPORTERS AND hANURACfURERA.
10 AaiAea LAoes
NsW Yoax.
June 30, 1883. S-U.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Law Copartnership.
H.W, MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
r,y1yG ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in IN. practice Of the law in the County Courts will
- nrpn,ptv to all business entrusted to their care.
Tar vii attend the County Courts Of Wake Johnston
xs.h x..t Franklin Granville, Person and Orange.
n@c On Fayetteville Street sbove III. Lawrence Hotel
-hsr wr, one or the other may be constantly found
Jan. y, 1883. Ill
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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
Board Of City improvements.

At a session of this Board yesterday, the
Clerk was directed to prepare and transmit to
the City Council ordinances, as follows:
To assess special tax for the purpose of
paving the sidewalks Of Pearl street, from Pike
to Butler.
To assess special tax to pave sidewalks on
Third street, from Butler to Miami Canal.
To establish the grade eff Perkins street,
from Auburn Road to Young street. Clear
Water street, from Baymiller to Freeman.
To bowlder Smith street, ftom Third to W.
W. canal bridge. ..i a sf...r' tJ.-r
Resolutions as follow: Authorizing repairs
of wing-walls of Smith street bridge, over w.
w. Canal. f-"i .af... .Ufrs Ike .........
To remove contents of two vaults on line Of
Mary and Corwine streets, recently opened; h.
To repair gutter at intersection of East
Sixth street and cambridge.
The Clerk was instructed to advertise for
proposals, .-... .... -......r
To build stone-arch culvert under Branch
street, between Stark street and Balance alley.
To build stone culvert to pass the water
under Liberty street, from Vine to Race streets.
TopAve intersection of Linn and FORK streets.
To repair north gutter Of Pearl street, be-
tween Walnut and Vine streets.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
This law is strengthened by section of q
law passed April II. 1857, which provides:


FULTON COMPANY IN THE FIELD FOR Cry
RAILRoADs.--A singular phase of the prevail
ing conversion of the public mind to the i'm
mediate necessity of street railroads for this
city, is the fever heat excitement in their fa-
lvor, evinced by the feryent people living on
that strip of land from Columbia and Pendle-
ton down to the Flat-iron square in the Third
Ward. Would it be believed that petition
has been extensively signed in that quarter
for one of the routes fer passenger street
railroadl On Friday night last quite a spir-
tied meeting of the Fultonians was held, Mr..
Hambleton, Councilman, presiding, who was
decidedly opposed to any track in that quar-
ter. A person we'll skilled to explain the
merits and benefits Of such road, answered
questions and made full explanations. A
large number of property holders have signed
the petition. An adjourned meeting was held
at the Ferry street school-house last night.
The Fulton petition asks a grant Of priyi-
lege to construct a passenger Railroad tract,
double at such points as needed) beginning at
the east line of the 18th ward down 10 Wash
ington street, and by Third and Martin streets,
to Pearl or Congress streets to east. side Of
Broadway, opposite Lower Market street.
d Also q line from said Congress street, up
Lawrence street to Fourth street, along Fourth
to Broadway, along Broadway to Fifth, thonce
to Fifth street Market space, there connecting
with other street railroad lines csntering there,
returning by some route or along Fifth street To-
Pike street, and down Pike street TO connect
with the track at Congress street. u l,t.a
This project has also in view the condem-
nation to the oity Of the Wooster Turnpike
Road, the main thoroughfars Of Fulton, which
long since should have been city street, also
that the Company who may be assigned thi
route, in reasonable time shall bowldsr that
strsst--the Ourbs and gnttsrs to be laid At
once, 10 keep the same in repair. asr 'aiar.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
The Decay at Mount Vernon.

A correspondent of the Boston Journal, de-
soribing the visit of the De Molay Knight
Templars to the tomb of Washington, thus
writes of the appearance Of Mount Vernon:
t The steamer Mount Vernon carried the ex-
cursionists TO q point in the river abreast of
Mount Vernon, where they were met by the
steamer 7. Colyer, and were transferred to her
and by her taken to the landing. A process
sion was then formed and moved TO the appro-
pirate music of the bands to the tomb of the
Father of his Country. This is brick struc-
ture, rooted over and protected from being en-
tered, by double iron gate, through the Stats
Of which the visitor sees the marble sarcopha-
gus, in one Of which rests the remains Of the
immortal statesman and patriot. The inside
of the recess is in sad state of delapidation
The plastering is falling off, the birds have
built their nests in the recesses, and the whole
appearance of the place is that of utter neglect.
Over the entrance is the inscription: Within
this enclosure rest the remains of Gen. George
Washington. AS the Sir Knights approached
the spot every head was uncovered, and oil
seemed to feel that the spot whereOn they stood
was holy ground.
The visitors then passed on to the old diIapi-
dated tomb where Washington was first inter
red, and whence his remains were removed to
their present resting place. The entire front
of the tomb has been removed, and the spot is
in sad state of neglect. ls
Z From this spot the knights proceeded to the
mansion house and visited the lower rooms
the upper ones being closed to visitors. In
the entry We saw the famous key TO the Bas-
tle--the spy-glass occupying the same place
over the door that 1t did when Washington
was allye-the same pictures upon the walls
that he gazed upon, and some record books, in
which were entries by his own hand. Passing
out of his house the surroundings were yisi-
ted, Across the path to the garden lay a
large tree, which had fallen and appeared to
have lain there for months. The garden gate
was closed, and inside stood venerable negro
peddling Mount Vernon canes, flowers, &c.
The servants houses were the picture Of de-
cay, and those which were occupied had each q
family Of from two to FIVE little negroes, be-
sides their father and mother. The portico Of
the mansion house was shored up to, keep II
from falling TO, pieces, and the whole place
wore sad, sickening appearance. It was my
first visit to Mount Vernon, and as 1 turned
away from IL, shared strongly the feeling OK
pressed by many others--that Of regret that /
had visited II at all in its present neglected
condition. May the day soon come when h
shall pass into the custody Of those who viii
appreeiats its patriotic associations. "a :