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Fatal Accident

OMAHA CRY, Kansas, Sept % A young man
named Erastus 4 Van Welt was accidentally
shot about eight o'clock last evening near Ere
mont, on the Fort kearney road I'm this Territory,
oy the hands Of Julius Rotheim, Of Atchison,
Kansas The men both belonged to q company
OF returning miners. The decreased was from
New York State, and about % years OF age. The
hall took effect between the neck ana rio 81 breast
and killed him almost instantly
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BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two single
IA gentlemen. wishing to obtain Board, in a quiet
part of the city, be pleasantly accomnod ted in
eP lvate family, by applying at ga Sixth street,
Island. References required. It,
1S0 NINTH STREET.-Persons returning to
1cc the city from their summer resorts will find
vacant several desirable rooms, having the conve
nlences Of sas water, and bathing closets, at 453
Ninth ST., door south of F; suitable either for
families or single gentleman. Table boarders 40
commodated on moderate terms. SCI 4w
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,CHErRALGuARpHousK CAsRs .--Thomas King,
drink and yagrancy; nne and cost, - IS. John
OConno,, drunk and diso,9eslyi dc. 90 IS. Jas.
DO and Fugitive from woFkhouse, do. S6 Is. Jos.
Lf"is, nghting; do 50 IS. Eliza Lewis, do
90 s3l5 b: Nearly, drunk aud disorderly;
Mangum alias Bub Gun, do; do So Is. Eugene
Lsnahan, do; do. S215 . :.
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Progress Of Barsn Rsnfrew.

PIrrsBURG. Oct Baron Renfnew and suite
arrived here last night, after vine O'Clock. He
was escorted 10 the Monongahela House by the
mayor, deputaiion of the Councils and the Du-
quesne Greys. -
He left here this morning for Harrisburg, and
will arrive la Washington tomorrow afternoon /
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMRprxs

All Of DR.. Humphrey & Co.'S specific Ho-
meopathic Remedies put up expressly for family
in Gases oontainins yisls' from eAS IN 10 "a
each, with book Of fall directions. For sale By
retail agent; w. A Fitzgerald, 333 north F street.
also by f. B. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and sixth street Also, Poseds Extract Of Wifea
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Republican Preee,,ion Pe.,p.p.d

PETLADELPHIA, Oct. I.-Tbe Republieaa pro-
oession, which was TO come OF to- night has been
postponed TO "Wednesday. The delegate on which
was TO participate I'm the Wide Awake jabIlee in
New York, will, In consequences, be obliged 20
remain here .a. .-'' - q.
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HoIIoway,s puYs

MISUNDERSTANDING the effete theory adopted by
t6e modern physician in the treatment OF eradual
decay OF wastlng Of the human body, Holloway's
the blood. They purify and enrich 1T they stimu-
lats ana lpsgorate the exhausted system by giving
70 the invalid. elastioty to the spirits and the
pioom OF health to the pad cheek. Sold by Ali DRUG
gusts, at go, 62c., and 81 per box. se9 lW
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- Mas; WINsLow, On experienced nurse and female
pay mcien, has Soothing Syrxp for Childen Teeth
f.s, which greatly facilitates the process OF testhins
y iiotsnlns the gums, reducing al inflammation
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, il win rive rest
90 and relief and health 70 your infants
another column, : '-'--''~ a. II.tv
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A Burglar drowned.

NEWARK, n J., Oct IA notorious bureixr
named James Partridge, while being pursued by
officers. yesterday, jumped iuto the Passsie river
and In the endeavor 70 swim across WA dro wned.
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TO THE AfILlcrKD!-Be sure to read the adver-
Blood Puriier in another column. ri
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Bsltimers MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct . Flour active, with large
sales; Howard street and Ohio IS IS whest 2c
higher; red 81 .2sael IS; white 81 35asi g. Corn
steady; mixed 64aooe yellow 6sa7Oc Provisions
Lard isalsKc. Coffee frm at l4Asi5Ho. Whisky
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TIE CONTRACT for grading and prsyeiIpe Third
street east, from street north 10 Massachusetts
avenue, has been awarded to Hanson Brown,
Esq. =
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Weather at Bsstsu.

BosroS, Oct. I.-The Thermometer in this Vi
cinity this morning stands at % degrees above
zero. Ice Of considerable thickness has formed.
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New Yors aIarheta

NEW YokT Oct Flour 5sI0c higher ana
not active; State IS 25s5 40; Ohio IS 73as So:
Southern s. s0a6. Wheat hrm; shippers are ua,
willing 10 give any advance; western red 81 90
Corn has an advancing tendency; mixed CSC
Provisions quiet Whisky dull at 23kc.
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HARRIS IMPROVED
Ii DOUBLE THREAD
BOudO1r Sewing Machine.

BOudOir Sewing Machine.
This Machine, an Improvement on Grover q b.
kers; is simpler than theirs, and for It's resbilt,
the eosrssst cloth TO the finest Swiss There iG nO
the spoes It has no belts to give trouble and vii
run bsckwsr as well as forw ards, and still
needles: runs BY friction, and b. closing toe box
over IT. It 70 thrown out Of gear. In fact We have
+ Best Family Setetss Maeatne ~ use.
Agency at OF Bridge Ct, Georgetovn.where may
iG2f and fSScf s E
r. ETY. GOODS of every description. Our ss-
Ladies wtS I'M S ne
other societies viii find IL To their advartage to
ca. ac ss eoss purchasing elsewhere raw.
EoR BOsTON.-we are now LOADING the packet
brlg Isaac Carver, and she win sail on ~
to & GisReTfT IS soI BdssgFf fHRy
Sc % 2t 80 and OF Water st.
WE WISH EYERY ONE TO KNOW Thar
w DRY GOODS can be bought cheap at
No. 14O tNoKTH SIDEl BRIpGK STREET,
And to convince yourselves Of the isot, call ard
Black silks, Printed and Plain pelainss, Poll De
ciss BLACK Bo%baz mes psCcas S e &c. sAsn-
SoaMxs TyTsn Eisetro and other shawls: Blan
Ray Mso Shn . and s2GSS rs sssSa Ia
dies and Misses Msrino Vest: BsiSu'ss Kid
asHs HbsGGPsa sfH Sfs E hs SsSs
Handkerchief; EmbrOideries very chap, aid no
humbug; Hosiery and Gloves; White Goods; Van
kee Notions a fn.l line: lns y, Osraburg Celcos
and Servants Wear 10 abundance and many other
Blown wRio sSrs S S Ali yS9h e
msn."
Come early, and don't forgot the place Sc % Wv
TOR NEW ToRK-Ths packet schooner
H Statesman, Capt Mott, has arrived and "a
Will me I with dispatch for the above port 10 4
For f5eish. apply to McCoBB 4 Dodge, 49,
IN ,APPL Es-krPLEs!
~ R 81 f5 rim BALDWIN APPLES,
25 do. do. GREENING do
Daily expected per schooner Marietta Burr, and
for sale ON or before arrival. Apply 10 -
- HARTLEY Il BRO.
Sc &-lw % and 10l Water street
THE UNDERSIGNED CARPENTER AND,
DUlLDEk oilers his ssryloes TO the pu blIo Of
Georgetovn, Washington, and vicinity, aud vii
contract Tor or superb tend tie construction OF
cations Will be furnished at short notice t'fhse
and shnp on Congress Sc Georgetown, immediate
ly north Of the Post Office n
au 81 smso HENRY wINGATE.
u .- C. c. ATS
AGESPECTFULtY tnforms has friends aud the
lPbe seperGily tta, he has removed to No. SIS High
furnish, at the shortest notice Dinner and Evening
Parties, and feels assured that no will give entire
satisfaction 70 those who may favor him with q
at prcss Bss icE CREAM ma $ pst
gallon. -. a.. q, G. AIS
sc 4-lm SIS Hlgh street Georeetown
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" O THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Madam
d SO well known as the most saecessfnl az
PIaIner OF the Past, Present and Future ever in
Washington, continues to be consulted weekly hy
den from them. Her consultation fee 10 both gem
tem m and ladies', is extremely moderate. Cab at
her house, on the south side of Massachusetts, av ,
between 18th and 18th sts.-the Only house there.
Sc Him
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PERSONAL.

DAsrr.. PRESENT, AND FUTURE EVENTS
Il VIII be satisfactorily ex aimed by Lady. at
he residence No. 337 street bet ween LIST and Cd
STR cts, island. Consultation fee IS cents.
9-2t
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LOG All EINEW s j..

IL Though THE STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south ef Baltimore@ It's edtio,
is so large to require it to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
1-~>~S SHH
NoTIcK.-Dntrict Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted In the BALrMeoRE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR once.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY-A magnificent
"A FAkM for sale or exchange for city property,
hon, Orange and Alexandra Railroad. It IL under
nlEh state OF cultivation. we'll Eatered, good
IN y: w. BRAY CO., at their Jewery store,
IL Seventh street seS-ims
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Septenher "a. laH
L IST OF LETTERS REMAISING IN THE
IL II Posi- OFFICE; GEORGET0WN, ID. c.,

III PersoHs applying for letters In he follovin z
list VIII please say thew are advertised; otherWse
they may not receive them.
LADIES' LIST.
Allen, Miss Mary Dana, Mrs IF Price, Flora
Barker, MnmSthilaFry, Mrs Anna Pearce Mrs HE
5oouh, Miss Green, Miss Ann Payne, MissJA
Brent ,MssCarone Gosns iss MaryC Phelp.
berriss MRS Gsth's Hardy, Mrs I'd T Ross, Mrs y
Baker, Miss A Hamer, MrsEJ R,ag,n Mr..
Brown, Mrs Hauea yacksop. Rebtcea Ro.s RsehsI d.
Baltxell, Miss III Jewell Mr., Eh1h Ru,,eII Rhas, \.
brsn, miss hargt Kirkland. MissA Shes, Miss Ellen
BAN Ann huhne drs Stevens. Mira Emily
Barrett, MIssMsry W Leonard, MssCec'a shaw, hissL
ColbGTn, S1lssAceI Cosnby Mss = Spoldsn M.rx
Crowley, Miss NJ Matting z v NssAnn Sieinm.. Mi..
Corby Mrs Maria Moore, Mrs c Trueheart NIssI;,,s
Collect Miss Mary NchoIs Mrs Trimmer Mis-, Enms
Crown, Sarah Nixon. Mrs Jno w Tinker. Mary Am
Gallon, Sarah O'sullivsn, Ann Taylor, Miss saIis
~ opniser, mrs IL Phlihps, hIss G Young, Mrs
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CITY COUNCILS, Oct. 1, 1860 Board of Alder
mH-The board met at O'Clock p. m, the pref
ident in the chair
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EOR RENT-The thrae- sto ~ and bs sement
Brick OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, No 500 Sew
enth street between ID and + st-.. Island. IL con
Ia ins dining -oorn, kitchen, parors, chambers
asd wide passage; has garden a:tached, with
grapes and fruit trees Possession gwen on the lat
pr ce ". u be moderate. Apply to GEO ]. SEUF
FERLE, at Jackson, Brother q Co.'s, 333 Penpa.
ayenue "a IF
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A MEETING Of the National Executive Commit
ts Of the Constitutional Union Party was held
here yesterday. Among the members present ffou
q distance were Meszn. Mallory Of KY, Hill Of
Of Va The business transacted has not trans red
bat ID seems that the members Of the committee
are in good spirits as TO their Presidential pros
pec0, l4a H@ Eaf IS
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The DWELLING HOUSE No 43s ID street,
at present occupied by the Rev. DIR. Butler, and
next door to the residence ofthe advertiser
J.. nj CARLISLE.
Bit will not be let for boarding house.
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/ Nor ACCEPTED Yesterday afternoon, several
Of the friends Of VIM. Sullivan who was commit.
ted to jail few DAYS ago for incendarism, In the
destruction Of the little chapel on Seventh street.
north, belonging to Messrs Phillips and Hoover,
proposed his release on BAIL aud offered Mr.
Welsh az security, In the sum Of S5U Justice
Dom; the committing magistrate, after inquiring
clined to accept y Sra 9IUs ) - =
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Rex AwAT AND BADLY INpkRp " Yesterday
usornihg, about ten O'Clock, a pair Of horses
.saehed 10 hack standiak on Pennsylvania
avenue ,becaIne frig htsned aud up sixth street
Is lar as Louisiana avenue, and thence turning
the corner Of sixth street, heaAisg towards Sew
enth street. when near Seventh street, ops Of the
horses fell, the other horse drawing after him the
hack aDd the fallen horse about one square
hen stopped, the horse WA 90 badly Injured
thai IL 10 thought he viii die - -
4o4K LawLEss FELLOWS, aetnated aby an On.
fmoaL love % yinieRes, On last Friday ntsbt
5000 the house Of James Ready, at the corner
q S~eend and III streets, breaking the Window.
oad doing considerable damage; and again on
Saaday hi ght last, attack ed the piass frins mis-
tsis th1Pugh the wisdsws, sapd thrsatenips the
dives Il the Inmates. The dmodel force 'sey.
go sisePy, 1t is imposed, TO interfere In the
= BspT Prrs BoTH HKk EYES OUT Sat.
usdas last, az q lady was riding In one of the
ornui buses from the Nsyy-Ysrd to the Northern
kietrties she put both her eyes out Of the window
$500 beau;iful set ef cottage chamber farni-
td<56t Browns store. $50 Seventh street ftIookrd
= pree9 she got out and bought . set. A few
msee ie6 Also the ehespest place In the city to
bsy furniture and carpets. rsxe.- II
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-24
Wosrrpr,-1 FEArs OF MEMoRY.-A gentle

WosrERFrL FEATs OF MEMoRY.-A gentle
man in Massachusetts who has committed to men,
ory large portions of the Bible in his youth, and
who wishes to induce the Sabbath school scholars
in his own State to do the same, made an offer of
ten dollar bible to the scholar in Massachusetts
old or young, who during the year from April l.,
1859, to April l, 1860, should commit to memory
and faithfully repeat to his her teacher, superin
tendant or pastor the largest portion of scripture
also. a ten dollar Bible to the who shonld COM
NIT to memory the next largest portion.
The following reports of passages committed
have been received, certified by superintendent or
pastor.
Mrs Betsy Conant, who has been residing in
Melrose, lady sixty-eight years of age, has com
mitted to memory the entire Bible, Old and New
Testament, reciting each day in the week. This
is certified by her daughter and also by the super
intendant of the Sabbath-schoo aud the lady is en-
titled to the first Bible.
Harriet Ellen Bulard of West Midway, has
recited IS POO verses, nearly two-thirds of the
entire Bible, and is entitled to the second prize.
Charles n. Hoyes, member of the State Reform
School, has committed to memory IS, l29 verses,
and will receive beautiful Bible. Lucy NJ. Good
ale, of Northbridge Centre, recited perfectly 10,
425 verses and will receive beautiful Bible.
This GIRL according to the certificate, learned her
Scripture by rising in the morning, and studying
before commencing her labors for the day.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-24
POVERTY NOT A CURSE.

Poverty is one of the best tests of human quail
ty in existence. triumph over it is like gradua-
ting with honor from West Point. 1t demon
strates stuff and stamina. 1t is certificate Of
worthy labor creditably performed. 4 young man
who cannot stand the test is not worth anything
He can never rise above druid ere or pauper. n
young man who cannot feel his will harden as the
yoke of poverty presses upon him, and his luck
rise with every difficulty proverty throws in his
way may as we'll retire into some corner and hide
himself Poverty saves thousand times more
men than it ruins for it only ruins those who are
not particularly worth saving, while it multi
tudcs of. those whom wealth would have ruined.
If any young man who reads this is so unfortun-
ate as to be rich, give him my pity. ] pity you,
my rich young friend, because you are i'll danger
You lack one stimulous to effort and excellence
which your poor companion possesses. You will be
very apt, if you have a soft spot in your head, to
think yourself above him, and that sort of thing
makes you mean, and injuries you With full
pockets and full stomach and fine linen and broad
cloth on your back your heart and soul plethora,
in the race of life you will find yourself surpassed
by all the poor boys around you before you know
it. No, my boy, if you poor, thank God and
take courage; for lie intends to give you chance
to make something Of yourself. If you had plenty
of money, ten chances to one it would spoil you
for all useful purposes. DO you lack education?
IldhC yOu DScu CuG SnOII III INC IcAIDOoh- 1eC-
member that education, like some other thing, does
not consist in the multitude Of things man pos
sesses. What can you do? That is the question
that settles the business for you Do you know
your business? Do you know men and how to
deal with them? Has your mind by any means
whatsoever, received that discipline which gives to
its action power and facility? If 50, then you are
more of man and thousand times better educated
than the fellow who graduates from college with his
br. full Df inf hat he m
cal business of life-stuf the acquisition of which
as he is concerned. There are very few men in
this world less than thirty years of age, and
married, who can afford to be rich One of the
greatest benefits to be reaped from great financial
disasters is the saving Of large crop of young
men.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-24

By virtue of Decree from the Court of Equity, for
the County of Lincoln, will offer for sale the goth
of Sept 1860, one tract body of land containing
5000 acres, Lcepers Greek Said tract has upon it
good clearinghouse and all other necessary buildings
The creek passes for mile through the farm embrace
ing upwards of 90 of fine bottom and meadow
land. On the premises also Grst- mill, Sawmill
and Forge for making Iron The Wilmington, Char
lOtte Rutherford Railroad passes through the tract
The above tract will be divided, if desired suit
purchasers. At the same time and place will sell
that valuable Cotton farm known the 'SiGes Place"
containing 81 acres, lying Leepers and killian's
Greeks, having upon it good Clubhouse and Cotton
Press.
At the time will be sold all of the household
furniture and other property.
JAMES +. JOHNSTON,
July 3 1860. l2t Commissioner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-24

A Plot TO MURDER NAPOLEON AND Carl
BALDI-The Florence CORE ondent of the Provi-
dence Journal says that surprising revelations
are being made in an Investigation going on under
the direction of the Co'amandant Bellot of the
French garrison. A plot has been discovered, in
which several of the Roman prelacy are said to be
implicated, with no less object than to cause
the assassination of the Emperor Napoleon and
General Garibaldi The head Of the former, ac-
cording to the testimony, valued as high as
500, 900 francs, and that Of the latter 100, 900
francs Two individuals, with the names of Fran
chi and Mariana, were the ones to put the design
into execution.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-24

FRIENDS-MALIGNITY.- common is
certain species of malignity, among those
who profess to be ones friends. There are those
who would really regret to hear that you had done
anything to serious damage your character for
honesty, yet with whatseemng satisfaction DO they
repeat silly story about your trying to cheat
some body out of a half dollar, when in their
heart they really believe the story false or least
greatly exaggerated. You have various friends
who do not seem to object to showing you up in a
ridiculous light, who would resent the charge of
your being guilty of ridiculous conduct on a grave
matter. They will quietly retail report concern
ing some title peccadillO, while they would rebuke
an allegation that you could be guilty of the same
thing large scale. This is the character of
the malgnity of sor.e friends; and may be termed
Petty Nalgnity
There are others, who also profess to be your
friends that are always ready to listen TO and quick
to repeat some tale of calumny against your fair
fame. They will tell it, too, accompanied by an
expression of the hope that it is so-ndecd that
they do not beliece that it is so;-but then they
had it from very good authority, and they have
their fears But they will not tell who is their
author. 1t was told to them in confidence, and
pledge was exacted that his name should never be
known in it. They feel no conjunction of COZ
science to see their friend stabbed in the back and
in the dark; but their conscience Will not let them
betray the confidence of the assassin, by telling
who he is. This kind may be very justly denoni-
mated Devilish gnity.-Spirt Of the Age.
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PO q II I q a IA .
HE GIRLS AND THE WIVES.

THE GIRLS AND THE WIVES.
Somebody has written the following about the
girls and set it ahoat:
God bless the girls,
Whose golden curls
Blend with our evening dreams,
They haunt our lives
Like spirit wives,
Or-as the naiads haunt the streams,
They soothe our pains,
They fill our brains
With dreams of summer hours;
God bless the girls,
God bless the curls,
God bless our human flowers.
The wives, we think are quite as deserving OF
blessing as tha girls therefore submit the fol-
lowing:
God bless the wives,
They fill our hives
With little bees and honey;
They ease life's shocks,
They mend our socks,
But don't they spend the money?
Ofrogsh girls,
With sunny curls,
We may in fancy dream;
But wives-true wives
Throughout our lives,
Are every thing they seem.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-24
TIC HOUSE,
Beaufort, ~. G.
PAGE & FENDER PRopRIEroRs

PAGE u FENDER, PR0PRIETORS.
Tins large and cOmmodious establishment is now
open for the reception of visitors The House ocat-
ed in the most eligible and pleasant situation for
Summer Resort in Eastern North Carolina being i'm
medjateIy in front of the Inlet from the Atlantic Ocean
with the least obstacle obscure the view either
of "Old Ocean, Core Sound, Bogue Sound or the town
of Beaufort
As fine FISHING GROUND as the Harbor affords is
Immediately in front of the coorades which surround
the southern and western portion of the building af
fording the Boarders the opportunity of angling
without exposure to the while seated under the
coloradeS or from their chamber windows if they pre-
fer, the House is situated Immediately over the
water.
The beautiful and varied views presented to the visi
tors from this location, alone worth trial of this
establishment. The object of the Proprietors has been
to render this the attractive North or South
nature and climate having been most bountiful to
this favored spot leaving but little improve
The proprietors have added to the establishment
BATHING HOUSES sufficiently large to swim in and
situated that baths be taken any hour for the
accommodation of ladies and gentlemen who wish to
indulge III this pleasant and healthy pastime. To in
valds bathing in salt water is undou btedy conducive
to health Should persons prefer it. they battle in
the ocean, serf sound immediately contiguous the
House.
We have STEAMBOAT that will always be in
readiness convey passengers from Morehead City, the
terminus of the A. n. C. Railroad, to the Atlantic
House. making also daily excursions about the harbor
good Band of Music has been secured for the Sea-
son. PAGE PENDER, Proprietors
T. A. GRANGER, Superintendent.
May II, 1860 sam