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Correspondence of the Norfoz. H,ro7d !

lt"'ftSlotutRCe NORFOLK 1
PRINCESS ANNE, June 10Th, lS59-Uessrs EH;
'ors;-Ihe late murder which has created so much
excitement still continues to be the subject of nni
versal ak 1t may not be amiss to let the public
KNOW through your journal ANYTHING that NAV
transplre in relation to the case Land has sacnrnd
able co unset, l.. H. Chandler ESQ.,, who has bv his
talents and eloquence won a name at home and
abroad as great criminal lawyer, having as his
associate - Brown, ESQ.,, of Charleston who
learn stands at the head Of the bar in The Sontb
VIII appear for the defence The defence will il is
RELIABLY stated, endeavor to make Sickles case of
II. Mrs. Land has openly avOwed that she was Sc
uuceu before her marriage when she was not fifteen
years of age, by the unfortunate FLANAGAN and
that on the morning he was killed-TWe Suppress
the remainder of the sentenced Poor hapless
woman! This declaration nobody believes have
neard 1t repeatedly asserted that there was not an
individual in the county who believed the assertion
llhls declaration of Mrs. Land was made on last
Saturday to Lands counsel.) Next Monday is the
regular monthly Court day, and the day fixed for
nana 10 appear upon his examination, which would
attract a large number of persons from distance
Dut ne mas waived the examining Court, and copse-
quentiy will only appear at his trial at the Septem-
Der term OF the Circuit Court in that month
On Saturday last Land had sumptuous dinner
prepared in his cell, to which he extended a large
number OF invitations. Out of the invited guests
only two attended; but they were politely informed
by the Jailor that they could not have the pleasure
OF dining with MIR. Land. Land, or his counsel
has shown some judgment and discretion in waving
the examining Court. 1t has been said that he will
be conveyed to your city for safe keeping, after
Court next week. There is guard kept night and
day around the Jail, it is considered very safe
A GERMAN lsRAELITE ON THE WAR IN EUROPE
Inc Cincinnati -Israelite, whose editor, DR.. Wise
is German, is amazed and indignant at the Ger
man sympathy for Austria. He says:
=, but as German, sympathise only with
Ilaiy ana france IN this struggle, Kossuth, Vogt
hlapka, Garibaldi, and even the Democrats of Vi
emma, DO. As long as Austria can hold Italy and
hungary in bondage with Bohemia, Moravian, Ger
man ana Styrlan regiments, and uice versa, she is
and prlest-ridden policy. Her political machine op-
erates p 50 wonderfully that change is imprudentL
i put let her be driven from Hungary and Italy, and
sue SINKS down to secondrate power, even in G er
many she must become as liberal at least as Pms
sia, and much is gained for the people. But let
ner be victorious in this struggle and the nation
Will again groan under the crushing weioht of
priest-craft and iron despotism"
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NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
The Michigan Southern R,,,ro.a ,o,,

n PiehiSan Southern Railroad Accident
CHICAGO, June 30.-A special reporter for the
journal has returned from the scene of the acci
dent on the Michigan Southern Railroad, and re-
ports that thirty seven bodies have been found
me iolloWng are in addition to those reported
among the killed yesterday: Mrs. Summers and
tw" children, Of Chicago Mary Ann Curran, Ct
Dunkirk; Mrs. Tizwold and four children. The
number OF bodies not recognized are eleven. Mrs,
hegan, OF Rockford, has died since the accident.
LATER.
CHICAGO, June 30-P. M.-The body of another
unknown person was found this afternoon in the
stream, three feet below the surface, making the
ooth oody recovered. 1t is presumed that others
stream. ~
Inc remains of the unrecognized dead were buried
Yesterday attended by large number of sympathiz
ing citizens - - P
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Ueorge Dawson, IN his last letter to the ALBANY
Journal, says:
" Black flies and 'punkies are the chief sources
OF annoyance in the woods. The mosquito is also
Troublesome but he is less iutolerable than his as
sociate insects. He can be shaken off: they cannot
be. If they settle upon you, they remain there
until gorged or killed. Besides they have a won
derful penchant for hair and whiskprs, into which
they crawl until they reach the flesh; and then
they puncture the skin quietly and mer cilessly
that ten to one, your first knowledge of their phle
botomic labors is derived from stream of gore
trickng down your neck, cheek or chin Then
comes the inflammation, and itching-the unseenlv
blotch or the Some poor fellows suffer
terribly from these insects while others escape with
most marvellous impunitv.
''Tbe fly is about one-quarter the size of the
house fly; while the 'puukie is almost impercenti
BILE to the eye-never larger than pin-head. The
bite of each is equally pungent, and equally dread
ed. There is a liquid compound available land
which we use) whose OdOr seems as offe nsive to
them as their sting is to US. But the difficulty is
that it exhales so rapidly that to be effective, it
must be applied to all the exposed parts, every
half hour at least. This is troublesome; and dur
ing the excitement of fishing is often forgotten
The result is that very few come out of the woods
without bearing upon their persons terrible marks
of the merciess work of these little wretches I
am fortunately from some unknown cause) al
most entirely exempt, if not from their bite from
the blotch and inflammation which usually succeed
it; while others already look like martyrs.''
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THE CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS (PROBABLY
BLLLIONS) or STOCK TAKENlll
D. EVANS WALKS OFF WITH THE BOOK
FIFTH AND LAST DAY

RICH PROCEEDINGS-ALM A ROW
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EUROPE,
ADDITIONAL BY STEAMER ARABIA

THE WAR NEWS-MOVEMENTS OF Carl
REORGANIZATION OF THE ALLIES
ARMY OF THE Observation-Disclosures
ASPECT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
LONDON PRESS
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I IFE INSURANCE,


- ,,c,- ITS IMPORTANCE AND ADV DVANTAGES
IN MONDAY, THE 9TH INSTANT, the community of
Danoe was startled by the announcement that highly
esteemed Merchant of city had suddenly deceased after
prlel Illness Of few hours Having attended as usual To
business On THE SATURDAY PREVIOUS. the intelli1
gece could scarcely be realized Yet indeed true
ana another solemn admonition given uncertainty
me one who few hours previous treadng the bls
harts OF commerce. apparently strong in health and with
e promise oi long years of usefulness before him. was
struck down, and lay s and cold in death 1t was soon
hnown TO ms numerous friends that deceased had made
WISE ian and tn timely Pr%yison for those dear him by Poll
YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, which relieved
thgr ANXIOUS sohcltude in relation those whom death
ntd SO suddenly deprived of their father and protector
HI ,rIH EIR9A1 ~ The UNDERSIGNED HAD THE GRAFT
Ef,ICIAIIoN oE PAYING TO THF AFFLICTED pa Ri rs
IN INTEREST the amount due the Policy How loud
does the example thus afforded speak to Others who have
families or friends TO provide for who if suddenly cut
3oWn would leave them helpless and dependent Men of
% %baitmore ask yourselves the question: Suppose am
cae4 70 render up my stewardship tonight what prGv
"n ns nave made to secure the happiness comfort of
100 late, make timely provision for them '
RememDer, life is hut a shadow,
us dlte the intermediate breath We draw
Zen thou and accidents in ambush lie
10 crush the trail and tickle tenement,
Mhich, Ike the brittle hour glass measuring time
- 'i'eh prohe ere nall Its sands rum
;,oc. t. D. RICHARDSON son, Agents
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$S03,769.S6
90 l. IAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
MPANY

n P Y.
NE W ORK
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP " esoo ooo
ASsE NOVEMBER BOTH, 1859. s4s 3s
THOS LORD, President
b. C. NORRIS, Vice President
SAMUEL H. MOORE, Secretary
ihe Undersigned respectfully soicits application for Ipsu
rance in this desirable office
SOL B. DAVIES, Agent
DAVIES & WAKEFIELD,
fell-trr
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gnsnrante Gompanifs.
NJ MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE co.
o OF NEW YORK
oASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS,
&1hn

CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS,
This oS an5 IN is9 WITH PERPETUAL CHARTER
to those who wish To- t oilers peculiar advantage
SH YeFk Of nndpa'abls high standing ii SsS SeS
IN SEVEN Is- HUNDRED AND FIFTY POLICIES were issued
I emIums can be paid annually hafyeary or quarterly
YorE company has deposited with the Comptroller of New
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
iof 'he security OF Policy Holders generally.
RISKS taken all parts of the world and very liberal
travelling privileges granted
b Policies issued Jointly the lives Husband and Wife
'he whole amount Of Policy payable to the survivor
viss Military Saya Officers and Officers Merchant Ser
EEP M2RG6AN MORGAN, President
Pamphlets containing Rates. with all necessary nfoma
Oh Application 70 RIGHH&6s5SS aRS IHR&ff5sSSe& SON.
lal.-eoemr ta Agents for Maryland
AALLTiMORE ALI ! M Jsi. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
1'ESWwABdISHED " BdH IlI UPWARDS OF HALE A CENTURY
This Company IYSREs "a GN WATER dfs sTREETS m
Of pon IN the city or country on the various descriptions
r,v, j. L'GefR SoHES, q D%IesfESsS %s, Psssident
WrG; Harrison, j Pennington
Geo; R. yickers' Francis Francis + i. ISie9 Ring,
b David RJd s: wilson, VIM Il s 4 H'fsali, Bruh,e,
IezzeotE FRED'K WOODwORTH, Secretary.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
GEORGE B. CoALE, Agent for Maryland and its vicinity
AltbariSad Gu a. Ci,i ~ doi@ Charter Perpetual
csptsI chST'feG Pad dGapltal. l,ooo9o0
NAPA"''-''' 100000
o., ASSETS JANUARY l, 1889
Cash IN ban q au IN panK. .$i3455 %
Reaj EstaI anu IN transit 54827 90
RiIIs Ncasl value, 100000
40f SbSras IT, L. dPIy secured 73lT455
9na DdLA oock IN hartford 2304l3O0
40 RoStoa 0'A'''''.'''''''' i. .,t5UiU |
@ i0 Shares Bank of the State of Missouri ~ io0S M
Raroad Stn9 onuS per cents. 742i5O0
limited S,aas, ~ =. 1625OO0
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W. RICHARDSON,
No Il NORTH GAY STREET
CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER
MAJOR ROBT HALL,
mh+a CUTTER
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GREAT ECONOMY OF ICE.
McANOY K JENKINS,
PATENT ELEVATING REFRIGERA
mc olnes low temperature with economy of ce and
perfect self ventilation ~ '' VI W. "iu
Manufactured and sold by McAyOY JENKINS
m30tf No "A ~ ~ s.. SlosE p,E, pl,ousE,
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MON MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL 81, 100000.
aERCANT1LE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL S95OOOO
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO
BOSTON,
CAPITAL s900OOO
NlkGlNlA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL $2O0,OOO
Merchants Of Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE or IN.
LA>D ASSURANCE with the above Companies will
please apply to
WILLIAM SPEAR,
5q,.,f No. IS Second street,
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II q R N E I H o U Sc,

ICE ICEI! ICE!!!
Il The undersigned having contracted for worry loroo
supply OF NORTHERN ICE of the best quality and in
creased their facilities and arrangements every partcu-
lar, are prepared todo large WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUSINESS Dealer' and others Baltimore and elsewhere
VINO require large quantity of Ice either ton
GO VIII fnd 1t to their advantage give call as we are
ue;VeTIhlled 10 sell at low rates W. II. OIER,
Jelleo3mr Depot and Office. West Eals venue
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India. Mr.; Barring; Home, Mr. Give; War, Lord
RiPon; Civil Lord of the Admiralty. Mr.. Whit
bread; Secretary ofthe Poor Law, Mr.. Gilpip: Vice
President of the Council of Education and Solici-
tor General, Sir II, H. keating; Household Officers
Horse, Marquis of Aylesbury; Master of the Buck
hounds, Earl of Bessboro; Mistress of the Robes
Duchess of Switzerland.
The Daily Ne~s thinks that the Cabinet is not
yet complete, and complains of the manner in
which Mr.. Miner Gibson has been moved from
post to post to make room for the old class of
placemen.
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Information has been received here that tho
steamship Argo, which left this port on the 23rd
instant, for Galway ria st. Johns n. F., has been
wrecked We have not heard the location of the
calamity, but understand it to be somewhere on tbe
New Foundland coast-probablv near Cane Race
The ship went ashore, and at last accounts was
leaking very badly and was likely to prove a total
loss. The passengers and crew and their baggage
were landed safely. Two steamtugs have been
will doubtless come to hand
+. H.-Snce the above was written, we learn
that the Argo was lost in Trespassy Bay,
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MILAN MARTIN, President
1u,,,1, w THOMAS c. HAND, Vice President
The undersigned, having been duly annointed aa,t ~
TINS Company, is prepared receive applications for nsu
rance as above and instructed give notice to ali persons
IN tS city who desire to place risks with said Comnanv
that their applications for Insurance must be made at
agency in Baltimore IIENRVt DTnitSI5, DaS 81 .iieif
fel2-tfr Comnnsrc;aI q, =, H., n, ~ iLt'iI-h,
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This old anS Ed IN 200 WITH PERPETUAL CHARTER.
tn thoso anu reliable Company offers peculiar advantages
nose who wish to effect Insurance on their lives Jts
na ar conducted by Board thirty Directors gentle
York. es'iS' anu hlHh slahuhg IN New
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La w INTELLIGENCE

For shipplngIntelligence, see 4th pag
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positively closing our entire stock of SUMNER
AZ astonishing low prices in order make and
a~ G STOCK before the ensuing 1t is unneces-
& 20 mention prices, all articles will b. sold at uniform
July to H. an ana convnc yourself From the Ith Of
~ ot 91 September the store will be closed every
excepted led i! ~ >TI Iu n,I s,ttIfu hiShts
je29H i1hShNN IuLLAOh,
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WRECK OF THE STEAMER ARGo.

The steamship Argo, of the Galway line, which
left this port for Galway via st. Johns on Thurs
day, the 23d inst, was wrecked at A. NJ on Tues
day. having gone ashore in dense fog eight miles
east OF Irepassy Bay. All the passengers and crew
were saved but the vessel is reported sunk, and it
Is feared that she and her cargo will prove A total
loss. The following are such particulars of the af
fair as we have received: ~ viz A'
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nornTsr Curck RE1N.--The New England

Don't A CHECK REIN.-The New England
Farmer speaking on the subject, says:
"Any peason whose attention has been called TO
the subject, and who still persists in the use OF
Iioht check rein. ought to have his own head plac-
ed in similar position to that to which he has
cruelty subjected the horse. If were the 'Grand
sultan every man who torments his horse with
check rein should hold his arms at right angles
with his body for an hour at time once IN twenty
The practice of rawing in the heads of team
horses by means of this pernicous strap is esPeel7
allv cruel The horse, in endeavoring to expend
his strength, needs the free, natural use OF his
head and neck. The cramping position now
enforced is alike severe and injurious to horses,
and in any business and should be eased OF tai
nature is at free play
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Atlantic Mutual Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAROLINA CITY, \. T..
Incorporated by Act of the Legislature of North
Carolina This Company being duly organized is now
prepared receive applications for insurance upon
Buildings, Merchandise Furniture, Mills Manutacto cries,
Ships and their Cargoes, and most kinds of property,
at renlunerative rates of premium
1t is aimed in the organization of this Company to
make safe medium for Indemnity and Protection to
the assured in Of loss. An honorable and upright
course of dealing, and faithful tuilment of its con-
tracts will at all times characterize the business Of the
Company.
Applications for insurance may be made at the office
of the company, to its authorized Agents
DIRECTORS John Parrot, Levi 7 Oglesby,
Grant, David JONES' Geo W Dill, Col Thos j Bakey,
Luke Blackman, VIM Long David W Bell, \ Chap
in Saml LETTERS Joel Fl Davis D \ 1argctt, Mallctt-
OFFICERS:
John \ ParrOtt President,
Levi Oglesby Vice President,
W Long, Treasurer,
\ Thompson, Attorney,
n Chaplin, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.-W Grant, W S Long,
David w Bell
March o. 1859. Cm
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The subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they are repared to erect Gas Works for lighting Cities
towns villages colleges and large hotels They have
erected works in Charlotte and Raleigh, y. e., Which
have given entire satisfaction to the citizens OF those
places As to qualifications ability and promptneSs in
fulfilling contracts entered into by them, they refer to
the following gentlemen
James H. Carson President Charlotte Gas Work COM
pany, Charlotte n. c.
VIM. Johnston, President of Charlotte Il S c Railroad
company, Charlotte, n. G.
DR. Thos EIogg President of Raleigh Gas Association
Raleigh, \ c.
Col G. II Young, Waverly, Mississippi.
4 G. Story President of Gas Works. Little Falls, \.
F T Story, Supt. Gas Works. WATERFOWL, Y.
5 Schooner 4 Co, 22I Pearl street, New York.
For further information address the undersigned at
Raleigh, y. c. ,,
September a, 1858.
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All Work must be PAID FOR VIII
RAILROAD NOTICE
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

NEW CHEAP AND E.TPEDITIOUS ROUTE
EiOR FREIGHT FOR THE INTERIOR or
North CAROLINA.
Merchants and others about purchasing their Fall
and Winter supplies requested notice that by the
completion of the NORTHEASTERN Railroad from Char
lesion S. c. to Cheraw, the advantages Of cheap and
expeditions route from the seaboard has been opened
to them. All Freight consigned to the Agent OF tie
NORTHEASTERN Railroad will be forwarded free Of COM
mission. No charge will be made for storage at Che
raw all Goods will be taken Of in the Company
Warehouse until sent for
4 schedule Of charges will be found at the Post
Office.
S. S. SOLOMONS,
Aug TO- 1858. If Eng. and Supt.
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p o g T I @ q "a
From the Greensboro Times.
T WISH SOME BODY'D COME.
BY MATILDA.


By MATILDA.
The flowers are blooming on the lawn,
As bright as they can be;
And every thing is full of life
and happiness but me,
The flowers look very dull to-day,
They are shadowy like my dreams,
And very lonesome seems to me
The sunlight's golden CLEANS,
As for the birds, heed them not,
They had as well be dumb
They can not charm my soul to-day
wish some body'd come.
| take my knitting in my hand,
Nv knitting case and all,
But. oh my needles one by one,
Keep running through my ball,
And wonder on the stairs untouched,
Ny needful sewing lies;
But it would be a useless task,
TO try to use my eyes,
And gently slips my knitting down,
Unnoticed from my thumb;
IT'S vain for me to try to work
wish some body'd come.
I've tried my music and my books,
I've tried them DER and DER;
But, pshaw. L can not see my notes,
My eyes keep wandering so,
Unanswered notes before me lie
Ill count them; one, two, three,
And here arc letters for me too,
But what are they to me!
Nv books are stale, my music sounds
Discorlant as Il drum;
My voice is very hoarse to-day
/ wish some body'd come.
The sun is setting in the West,
And twilight deepens now,
And night comes forth, an ebon queen,
With jewels on her brow,
The cat lies purring on the hearth,
The bell has rang for tea
And not "a single soul has come
What can the reason be!
I've looked for Willie all day long,
And now III look no more
There Fanny. don't you hear that step.
Some body's at the door.
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New Books.

History of FREDERICK THE GREAT, by Thos. Garlic
MIzPAn:-Prayer and Friendship, by l.. {. LOOMS.
CoURTsnIp AND MATRMoNy, with other Sketches, by
Robert Morris.
THE MINISTER OF LIFE by NJ l. CharleSworth.
THE SoCIARLE; or IOl Home AmUsements.
TuE LIFE AND TIMES Of the GREAT HUGH MILLER, OF
Scotland by I. n. Brown.
ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN PULPIT, by DR.. Sprague.
LIPPIHcoTTs PRoNoUSCING GAZETTEER; or Geographl-
cal Dictionary of the World,
Dora DEAN OR MAGGIE MILLER, Mrs NJ. j. Holmes.
ScouRIxG OF THE WHITE HORSE, or the long Vacation
Ramble of a London Clerk.
THE Kx PEppER-Papcrs by Jacques Maurice.
DrsT AND FoME or Three Oceans and Two CONT
nents by 7. Robinson Warren.
also have a few copies of HAWKS HISTORY OF \. G..
Vols and II.
CASrwELL's JUSTICE and n. C. Form Book.
p. J. LOWRIE.
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c, Sambo, de key to de prosperi-

oKin you tell me, Sambo, de key to de prosper
ty of de SOut?" . D.. I'D,
key to prosperity of de sout? Big words
Juno; guess you must hab been eating nlaSsa
dicksrunary. Goly, amt larned nun 10 aiiS"er
dat"
well chile, its de dar-key.'
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April &c.
CAROLINA CITY HOTEL.
PARROT g. Newborn, Proprietors.


TENiIS Magnificent Hotel has been enlarged to near
m ly double its original size, addition of eighty
eight feet having been added Railroad street thus
presenting an imposing front Immediately IN view Of
the Atlantic Ocean.
The veranda Of this Hotel (Which is three stories
high) fronts towards the Ocean hundred and
eighteen feet, ahording
Delightful Promenade.
From this stand point the beholder the Ocean
in the south, Bogue Sound in the southwest tbs Har-
Dor with all its shipping Fort Macon and three Light
Houses in the southeast, afording range of
OCEAN SCENERY
that is scarcely elsewhere to be met with.
The superintendent of this Hotel will be in the
hands of Mr. II. ERAMBEDT, Formerly of the Fay
etteville HOTEL whose taste and skill cminenty
qualities him for making all the guests feel if they
ut home.
The best servants the country could afford have
been secured
Those who stop with rs will never be at a loss for
RECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT.
Our steamboat will make regular trips to Beaufort
the Inlet the Fort, and often on Extra Excursions
while our BAND Music will be "discoursing
sweet sounds" to the of those who shall favor us
with their Company.
Our BAR will furnish choice liquors of all kinds;
our BILLIARD ROOM is in good order. and our BOW
Ing ALLEY will be constantly open for the enter
tainment of those who have for these heahful
exercises. and our READING ROOM will contain files
of the best newspapers, magazines and periodicals
published.
The sick will find our BATHING HOUSES matter
of great comfort and a help to better health
We feel assured that in every respect give
entire satisfaction; SHALL least spare pains to
do whole duty, that all guests may receive all
possible attention.
TAKE NorICE-As the train arrives after dark each
evening persons going Beaufort will do we'll stop
over night in Carolina City, they be conveyed
wherever they wish to go the next day, in steamboat
or sail boats and thus be saved the trouble OF dis
agreeable night trip across the water.
Carolina City, May Il, 1859. 2m