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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-24
Smiles.

How pleasant and refreshing are smiles
worIi, and at home we are met by smiling
wife, whose pleasant nature and gentle spirit,
like the refreshing dew, adds new life to our
system, and makes us long to hattie ever in
til. sunshine rr her beauteous countenance.
There is the smile of the lover, as he reads
in the cvuntenance Of the object he loves,
rcciprocacy of feeling, and his heart bounds
with elasticity, aud hope springs anew in his
heart
The father smiles with satisfaction, as he
bell"Ids lis Young America" making rapid
strides up the ladder Of learning, and his proud
heart beats with anxiety, that in the Eagle
flight of his boy, sight may not be lost Of the
duty he owes to God-and that his offspring
may never err from the path Of reclitude, or
fall from the dizzy height TO which his ambition
leads him.
And the sno'her-how pleasant is the sn lie
which illumcs her countenance, as she behoIds
the budding beauty, aud tue graceful mien Of
her own light hearted Mary. Oh! the mystery
of mothers smiIe-..how it speaks Of unbound.
cd love - of malchless affection, and a thrilling
uf her heart rs she clasps t" her mothers
bosom the object of her affection. Pen can.
not tell, or thought tathom the depth Of
mothers smile.
We know lha, it has been said, a man may
Smile aud smile, aud be villain"
Yet none the less pleasant is the smile Of
the pure the noble of carl's children. The
Church established by G"d on earth, often
has concealed in its very vitals the base hypo'
cite, vet none the less holy is the Church. So
il il with smles--and when we speak OF them,
wc would onv be considered rs euogziug tho
,rue the faithful smiles of the heart--such as
iIlumc the countenanre "f the drunkard's wife,
~ she brhnds the object of her maiden love,
rendinr the slacklrs which have bound him,
and rroclaiming himself once more a man;
such rs brighten the face Of the mourner ny
the couch of tho sick, when the physician pro.
claims the invalid out of danger; such smile
~ the christian smiles in the hour Of attliction,
which enables him tn cxcIaim with j"y-"thy
rod and staff, they comfort NE"
There is the smile of the c"qret-lhe smile
Of thc prond-aud the bland sluile Of knavery,
but count them not as smiles. Thry are
unhuIy ysnd hypoc'itical, anI are not heaven
horn. They manifest no delight, hut are
ghas,y, vaguc, and meaningless. Unlike the
sweet >milu If chiIdhu"d tho gectul laugh OF
the school !ny-lhry communicate no happl'
ness to nthcrs, and nre nothing more than
- frowus in purple and fine liuen."
Give me tho smile Of hore-,he smile OF
Iove-and the joyous. harry smile 1T the pa
rent, to cheer my pathway thr"' life, and at
onrc have clearer view OF llravGn-u brighter
hope and stronger faith,
The smiles Of hope, love and sympathy, and
the smiling face Of naure--Oh! how pleasaUs
they are to the weary earth pilgrim.
!Spirit Of the Ags'
The Bath Times states that lot OF ship TIM
L -, Z, ,hof pity from the
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-24

The Bath Times states that lot Of ship tim
Der has recently arrived in that city tro" '"s
Saguennc river in Canada.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-24

THE Public LANDs.--An erroneous impress
sion prevails as to the right Of forcIsners to
possess rhcm.eIves ,SnnI,cated public lands,
in the territories. Not only ia there no law OF
Congress making such lands gratu'ty, but
none except natives have the privilege OF pre-
emptiOn.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-24

The steamer Etiwnn ran into boat on the
Waccam,w, last week. Eleven negroes, be-
longing to Estate of, J. "aFa were e'e~"sa'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-24

4 WoMAX SWIMMING TIE MrssssIPpI.--
I.Ioyd's forthcoming Steamboat Directory
gives n thrilling instance Of the necessity for
women knowing how to swim. When the i'll
fntcd Ben Shcrrod was in flames on the Missis
sippi river, and the lady passengers who had
thrown themselves into tho water were drown
Ing around the boat the wife of Capt Castle
man jumped into the river, with her infant IN
her arms, and swan ashore, distance Of half
mile, bing the only woman saved out of six
teen. She had learned to swim when girl.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-24

HOWE MAaNERs.-We somcthlmes meet
with men who seem to think that any indul-
p,ucc in IN a!lcc,i"nate feeling is weakness.
They will return from journey and greet
their families with distant dignity, and move
among their children with rhe cool and lofty
spendur of IN iceberg surrounded 10y its trHg.
mcnts.-rhcre is hardly more unnatural
sight ON earth than ono of these families With
out heart. father had. better ex'ingnsh
a boys oycs than take awny his heart VIII"
that has experience the joys OF friendship
and values sympathy md affection, would NOT
rather lose all that is beautiful IN natures
scenery, than to bu robbed Of the hidden trea'
surcs ufhis heart? Cherish, then your hearts
best Affections Indulge III the warm ANA
gushing cnnlions Of fljnl, parental, aud ir"t'r'
mi love- Think it not wcnkness. ''ou /"
love. Love Gud, every body. and every th'"g
that is lovely. Teach your children t" love
the rose, the robin; to love their parents; I"
love their God. Let il be the studied Objects
Of their domestic culture, tH give them warm
hearts, ardent affections. Bind your family
together by those strong Chords Y"u cannot
make them too strong. Religion Is love; love
to God, TO msn."-Dr. HpNsI4faie0lJ0u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12
IpRfYILs At The PRINCIPAL HOTELS
- YEaTERnAYs ...-.... y /. !.

AMERICAN HoTEL-D whitney and l.dy,
Bostoo; Wiseman, VIM White end lady, y VII
liam. lady: daughter and syt. Z; HATS . VI
J v Scott, @ W.shington. Petsbs; shirs, Cum
Ws.hip eton II Grissey. Charlotte; Il n Weber;
S1s E..sis. eoss1 psS
] Wilson, Campbell w "a Csnapbei, Cnnbldi
M Glover Buckineham, B Small, Lynchbg; W
T Kichsrdson, Mias II Richardson, Charleston; WI
81 CHARLES HoTEL.-M @ Gentry. Miss; A
8 Holloway, Caroline; l. Thompson, W hoaets
M Stuart, Charlottesville; 8 Gooeh. ! Wallace:
cobbs' Orsnge;J Ross Cuipspsr; q Finnsy, JIM
Pirney. Hartford; w Sparks, Madison;J Pack nsg:
W Essleston. Fla; y TimberlsEe. B Green, w |,
Elii.on NJ. Ks1,s p 81 "a: ss.s
tom Cumberland; DR. Webb, New Kent; 8 Msssie, J
d Massie, Gooch1snd; D 6humate. Raleigh; g Triee.
Louisa; Rains. Danyille; w Il Thornburg, Pstsr.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--L Bsren. Suffolk; w
@ Ellis, Goochland; 81 Rosenham, II Simon. Va;
N G Reda. Richmond; L Z Roper, PetsrsbufG w B
soass Beato1s;T Tow9s. orsss: Aps M |! 4
s May ai Powhstsn ;Sss Wa'oaToa ss1is
dale, ys; 9 A Guthrie Halifax: Bodkin. Botetcurf;
Va; Miss Hubbard. N Y; Mr. Withers Mr. Alscp, Uni.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-C Furquhart Va; 8 g
Cooke, Powhatau; Smith, Baltimore; II House.
wright, Phils; NJ Davis. Petersburg; L. Deddrick,
w Regard, r L Lavender. N r EIbarna. Bait; R
Bruce, Halifax; EMayer, A Dudley, Philsi ] Cross,
Va: H L Harm eton Bait; e Vaneter, Mercercovs;
Lssn Mrs Whitney Mss Whi.nsy Mis-, WoSs
Renners, N Y; Allen and lady. Miss Doug
lass. Wsshngton; Miss Dangerfeld, Master Danger
field, Alex; 4 v Lanier, Bait; w Logan, Hsgers-
else, Louisa; C e Golding, Goochland; w Carter.
Caroline. 80
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THE EASTERN WAR.

What will Austria dol is now the question
among the Allies. They are afraid Francis
Joseph i about to crawfsh. The Londe a
Times offers some very capital reasons why
he should crawfsh-says that Austria bas
in front Of her the four finest corps in the
Russian army, probably amountingto $50 900
men. operating upon basis of impregnable
fortressess. against a frontier which IL almost
unprotected from Cxernewifzto OImutz, and
that unless she Is protected by her Germanie
ecnsedersfes. whose strategic position com.
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Nova SCOTIA There is general eomnl.,,. :,
Nova Scotia OF the famine prices OF proauca
Flour was selling at Halifax on the 5.b III Mar ~
sixteen dollars barrel; hay thirty dollars ton
Dates from Newfoundland to Msy 81 bavs he. =
received at HALIFAX 'e@A
The English war steamer Argus was cruising
on newfoundland. Large quantities of lee remain
ed In that neighborhood. - :
WrNDHALL Father Cummines. Who b.. ha.,
90 long the able editor OF the Christian Mirror In
Portland, Me-, has become the possessor ns heir
coo. = = S''S'o " "i loe
hNow NoTHISGs.-1'he K N. Convention of N. "
YORK, IN session at 10 said TO have ad opt
ed resolution to reject Native Protastsuts having
Catholic wives, from becoming members.
GENITAL AMERICA From Central America ne
have news OF the election of Jose Maria Esrrsdes
oy Congress. to succeed, as President. the late
General Chamorro. whose death we have announc
cd. Castiliion and hts rebels were still beeessn nj
Leon, BY Corral, with 1000 men,
VIaGIsIA Posr OFFfcR Beaver Dam. ;aoch
iandc1unty. Va, Mr. James WaIder i sppo,ns.
cd postmaster, vice Sylvester p. Cooke, resisned
ELECTION m MoBILR AT the election for Ina,
IN Mobile, Ala, Monday. Hitchcock X. N, was
elected BY abcnt 100 majority.
DRAD.-Jsmss Van Dyke, Ex Mayer OF Dstroit.
Michigan. and Attorney OF the Mic6iean Centrsi
Railroad, disd on ruesday, 81 q
rom New York. s. -. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12

THIS AFTERNOON our readers can see
"big Indians and little ones,"' buffalo, burning
PRAIRIE the forest sanctuary. beautiful landscapes,
pretty pictures. by visiting Metropolitan Hall at 4
O'Clock, at which time Stanleys great paintings
will be exhibited. All the young folk. and old ones
too, who have not seen this panorama, should do
90 without delay, as they may never have the sec.
ond opportunity afforded Of visiting it
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DIED.

At the residence of his father, In this city, On
Thursdsy. NAV 10Th, 1855, CHAS. II. HAEDESTx.
eldest of Rollins Hardesty' IN the z<o ye.l -
His funeral sermon will be preached Ct Trinity
Church. this morning, at II ociect; Inc niena1 a. =.
invitation. AsE II. = - 4 -l-.-lltla so
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For HoLLYwooD.-A large four horse
omnibus IL now running regularly from Main and
Broad Streets to Hollywood Cemetery, every at
ternoon at O'Clock, and returning by 6 o'clock,
thereby giving ladies an opportunity OF visiting this
lovely spot, remaining there haitian hour, and then
returning, for only 25 ceu1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12

The GREYs-Captain Elliott-made an
excellent parade Thursday last, turning out
more men, according to the number Of names en-
rolled, than any other company IN the city. The
Greys have added a beneficial feature to their by.
laws, which bids fair to prove most valuable, as
new members are thereby induced to join, and old
attend drills, be expelled. Captain Elliott
Is certainly a very popular commander. and aided
and sustained as he Is, by corps of exc eent Of
fcers, cannot fail to have large company of ad.
mirable soldiers "a a...sss 5a.. ts, e "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12

SINGULAR ACADEMIA negro drayman,
while standing in front of his horses on Franklin
street, near the first Market last Thursday receiv-
ed blow on the back of the head, by the wheel of
a carriage, which was passing at the time, that
knocked him down, stunning him badly, but doing
him serious Injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12

The LADIES FAIR-on Church Hill
was attended last Thursday nightly the Union and
National Guards, under their respective c0mman.
ders, and the efantssticals' OF Richmond, all OF
whom contributed libsrally to aid in getting Leigh
street church out of debt. = -
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD, !
Richmond, May 11tb. s

ORDER. No. =.
4 i. The Company win assemble at their
81 Arrnory, on this SATURDAY, morning the 18th
vi list, at 10 o'clock, precisely. in full summer
" uniform, pay the last tribute of respect to
deceased Brother, Corporal CHARLES r. HARDEsIy
2. Honorary members are respectfully requested
to unite with on this occasion. M, .-,s.- Il. a.
So. By order of the Captain
q my 12-lt RS esd caAS. r. RADY, Ord'Iy.
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The THEATRE will be opened next Mon
day evening for dramatic exhibition, the receipts
from which are to be applied to the bsneit of a
worthy citizen. - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12

The FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.-The Massachusetts
Legislature has passed to Its third reading, the
personal liberty bill, which, in effect renders void
the operation of the Fugitive Slave Law in tha,
State
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TURTLE SoUP.-Mr. Henry, of the Adel-
phi House, on Governor street, sent US a bowl of
turtle soup and trimmings, about snack time, yes
tsrday, which was really very fine.
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LOsT M0sEY.--An old lady, yesterday
morning, lost email sum OF oaey near the firet
market house, and ~ Twas her oil. the finder via
do good deed By returning Y 70 this thee j
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STEALING 4 HAMMEn.--Jame Alexander
appeared before the Recorder, yesterday morning.
to answer the charge of stealing q hammer, valued
q S2o0, from Thomas b. Ford, on the 3lst day of
March last. but owing to the absence OF the prln-
cpai witness, the examination was postponed until
this morning, and tho accused remanded to prisou
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observation-disclosures Doran appeared

D1sUbED uH1cs IV1aH aPPedItu
before Recorder Taylor yesterday mornng, and
was fined S. for refusing to obey the orders given
him. at fire, on the night of the 9Th inst, by the
Principal Engineer of tire Fire Department, Mr.
John e. Claiborne Mr. Doran Is "runner" with
No. Company, and declined obeyirg the or
der because 1t did not come from The Foreman,
as he thought il should. AS soon as the decision
was made known, several young men stepped up
and emptied their pockets of cart load OF cop
psrs with which TO settle the bill What could
have been the object of this, unless intended as
mark of disrespect TO the Chief Engineer, we
cannot see. rFs.14 s-4A4 4-ts-5jE
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uo'kANoh GARDENERS message declining to re.
moVe Judge Loring, gave great classification 10
MS council. IL was very acceptable in gosto,
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
u EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, sc -
Whereas libel has been filed In the District Court
Of the United States for the Esstefn District of Viz
ginia on the 10th day of MAY, 1885 by William
urish Saunders, Benjamin Tuttls Saunders, and
Jeremiah Saunders lbellants. against the schco uer
HANOVER, her tsckel spparel and furniture, alleg.
ing in substance that being on voyage from the
port of Nassau, New Providence. one of the Bahama
Islands the 4th day of May instant the schooner
Venus. belonging to the said libeants run into
and sunk, with valuable cargo or Cotton, Ircn and
other merchandise on board, by the "a i'd Schooner
Hanover, and claiming damages for the loss of said
schooner Venus nd her cargo and praying process
ag.inst said schooner Hanover. and that the said
s;hooner hsr tackel apparel and furniture; may be
condemned and sold to pay such dsmagei, with
costs, chargss an1 expenses
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of the moriticn un-
der the seal of the said Court to directed and
vered, do hereby give public not ce to all persons
claiming the said schooner, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, or Ia any manner therein that
they may be, and appear before tbs said District
Court, 10 be held 81 city of Norfolkin and Nfer
the Eastern District of Virginia the S0th day of
May. inst, tif the be day OF Jurisdictions II
not the next day Of jurisdiction thereaftsrl then
aud thsre TO inIaTpose their claims aud 70 make
the allegations in that behalf) q q i II .gA.s
D. STEEL, D. NJ.
FOR John r. Wiley, M. 4. ". D.
prostor. fcr Tihellants e. Me- Aft
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Dock SrREET.-As the Council is to
meet on Monday next, we invite the attention OF
It's members to Dock street, which needs paving ..
once. - ~ IL : t-,ts'fr ~
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q O. D. o. C-Th0 Old Dominion Quoit
hob cid their FIRST meeting 5or the season. day
~ Ktchen leland, one Of hose retired and beau't
fal snnfs which are scastored over the suyiece q
our flyer in profusior; inyltina IN cspe rom the
ust and din of the city, 70 cool shades and quist
retirement THIS Club 10 composed OF thirty OF
our citizens who wind up the labors OF tho Week
manly game at quos, IN this reiFeshing retreat &c.
companied, OF course, with an cid tashaoned din
ner OF the barbecue order Nothing adds 90 much
to health good humor and long lie, ~ this occs-
sonal forgetfuIDess OF the cares and duties Of pro-
fessioual or business men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12

MARSHALL. AND HFsRY BUILDING FUED
CoMelNIRs.-Ths nsxt regular meetings Of the above
Companies will be held Ct their rooms over Buffers
y sinons Store, THIS (Saturdsy) EVENING, at u
o'clock. b
The Treasurer win attend a. usual during the If
ternoou, to receive tho monthly instslmepts, kc- 80
Stock for ssla as the Treasury at $40 65 per share
my 12--1t @ JAS. X. LEE, Secretary.
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FIREMEH's DISNER.-A subscription list
Il now being circulated 10 Jefferson Wstd. tne op
States Hotel on the 28th inst to hre compsny NO
l. The Liberty boys Woodworking, ensrseac
preserve from destruction the property o. our CHI
ssus and are pleased to find that the public appIe-
ciase their services and are prepared 70 nonot y.
occasion, and Of those for whom 1t Is designsd-
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th inst bv the Rev. J: p. Edwsres' w.
NARY FANNIE TOLE 4, of this city
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The CousrY CouRT Of Henrico has been
In session all this week. Imposing Of civil busl
ness.
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In the sum OF SlO6 to keep the peace. Il not T. r.
Evans the plsstsEsr. - THOMAS r. EVANS.
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-. FAIR.--The Fair at Leigh Street Baptist
Church will close might by Auction The ladies
invite their friends and the public generally to at
tend - they have yet on hsnd many useful aud FAM
cy articles, which will be sold. ss ~ IA. & -
The Auctien Sale viii Commence at 0 O'clock, &
INV 12--lfs 8 - tts ssstiks.4& ta.saFr 4s.7. -
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AWNN LAWNE!--Just opened Z lot
~ very cheap Lawns; corded srd feured Mus1ips;
u, II B. HARrwELL i CO.
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The WEATHER contilues cod and un-
reasonable. Frosthas bean discovered three morn
inss this week. +: iesag sssag
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Muw ernc1kI NorcHe.

TAvrNH Lr6x1 sEx In the Code Of Viz
sisl. 1s psss On. pt.r - section g y = &c !.
al the County OF Corporation Cnuvt, whsrsfn msy
may hsys been granted DO. % thas q the My tss1
wssI., sppsstsons lor OSdiaary Or Tavern hssnsss
II ssspssr 90. seesie. 81 Of the .ts.e.is Coas e
probsbiy teep house ordsdy. useful, and such -
hs saais. i NOV grant ..,;. soe sts e
aEvery person iiosnssd to keeP 90 ordiss % neas
of public embellishments. shasi constaufiy provias
~. s.ms nth lodsinss and diet tor travellers ana
their ssryspts and unless Il be dispensed with =
ssresaid ith sfablase and provender or pssfnraee
and provender fss the season may sof Insn
1hs foresoinx IL the law touching ordinaryjor Tsv
arm Iicsnss The diffsrs"ee between IN ordintry or
Tavern and house Of prirats advertisement 10 that
the Ordinsry or Tavern keeper acquires, under his
license, the right to .sell By retail wins or gdsst
sn,its or mixture thereof to be drank in OF g.
place nai i e -: 81 ae Rs
ardent spirita or mixturs thereof isa5 80
The record. Of th. Riehmond Hastiues Court, to.
sefbsr with the books of the Csmmissioner Of the
evspue show that since May 1854 there havs
been sixtythrse tayefns or ordnares n operat on
"a in Richmonda Are they not, for the most pan,
more bar.rooms snd drinking hsusesa After nsmins
the Monumsnt st Charles. Exchange, .Coumbian.
Upion Roekstts, Ssdlsr's sboekoe Hill. 0oddin's,
and two OF three others then there are forty-seven
or eight others operstiug % taverns The Law never
contsmplated such ipdiscrimate grauting Of tavsrn
licenses and surely cannot BE- g DE- mors
than to call the attsnon Of the Court to fsets
to ndaos that body to vithhsld the license from all
sppcants land there win be At least forty If tbsml
Who are not known to be provided with acsomno.
dstisns for travellers Ge and who do not keep sueh
houses - the law provides for In ordinancess
The Court of Appeals has recently decided that On
applicant can Dot require right to such cessethst
tbs courts may may not grant such license TO snv
person a. thew think fit. But Ii IL not red that all
hcsrses sbsi be witbhsld Let the hotels that are
hotels be lesnsed-but don't give licsnsss 70 the
Keepers Of bsrrooms and drinking houscs-those
12.-1kk Il. - ~ :
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AUCTION NoTIoE.-The attention of the
public Is solicited to our sale Of Carriages Buseies.
Horses, Mules. Gc., THIS MORNING. at the Horse
Lot, si4ae my Pit LARUS 4 SHINE, Aucts.
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FATAL AociDENr.-An infant child Of MIR John
T. coumbs. OF Washington, was fatally burned bv
hot water, Wednesday.
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ANCIENT RING.-We were yesterday
shown a gold ring 1874 years old. set with emerald
and diamonds, bearing the following inscrp tion -
NAT, Burwsl died 22d August, 1921, age a. years.,
This ring Is the property OF Mar J. Hatey Norton of
this city and Is greatly priced by him as family
relic
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There will be service at st. Peters Ca
thedraI. To-MORROW. Sunday morning at 10
O'clock 4Sz ass s-ss S Ts7E l.-z my r. 1t
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a MELIA SPRI Nc S--rwo aud half
IN miles from the Richmond and Danvilis Railroad
st Wyauo Station, win be oper ist July for the
accommodation OF ytstora. Every exertion will be
to fsssr us with their patronage. Our BAR viii be
wall supplied, and close on sabbath and every night
at 10 O'Clock. Our BATHING establishment IL just
eau be had.
Tstms OF Board per day $3.50; per week o.; par
month &25 Gil children over years cid and under
omnihusiu attendance the Depot to meat the ears
my i2-2m TH0S- G. WILSON & SONS.
TAYLOR'E ARA r o RI. w. RAN.
poLPH has, among his many thousand volumes
o. rafs and valuable hooks, . faw copiss Of
= AhAToh. bang aeries Of srieultufal Esssys
rraesc,i and Politicsl By John Taylor of CArolin q
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