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II Mr.. a. Cuthbert, from Georgia. son tn a
former =. Senator OF that State has recently
purchased and settled on farm about four miles
northwest OF Paterson, n. p. bringing with him
hve negroes to whom be had given liberty They
are the Iatt Of seventy-fiye enanci pated by Mr.
SutLoert. the Others having been sent TO Liberia
through the Colonization Society. 80
IL The first paper mill in Minnesota Is IN he
established at the Falls Of st. Anthony the great
water power there rendering it a most eliei BILE
location over NIFTY tons Of common printing
paper are used IN the city Of ~. Paul every year
The machinery for the new mill has arrived
Ma. RAREY.-This gentleman has obtained the
gold medal OF the London Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty to Animals for his system OF horse
breaking lie had a bad mishap at Oxford, when
colt broke away with him, got among the DE- ople
and gentlemen.
III The Ohio papers contain accounts of add,
tiohei loss OF life by the recent tornado 'rhp
whole number viii not probably he less than one
amount to at least one and half millions Of dol
lars. 80 $50
H Mrs. Belle Stuart, Young and beautiful
wife, residing in Cincinnati, swallowed an ounce
OF lEudsnum few days since because her husband
accused her Of intidelity to the marriage VOW
The doctors prevented her dying.
LII Fifteen hundred acres of watermelons have
been planted In Driftwood township. Jackson
county, Indiana. IL Is calculated that thes. ~.
teen hundred acres will produce $50, COO worth OF
melons. .
III The steamship Adriatic sailed from New
York on Saturday for Southampton and Havre.
with ga passengers and 81 $50 600 in specie, and
the Edinbufg sailed for Liverpool with 2s4 pas.
sengers and s3i5, 900 In specie.
III In the Methodist Conference at Buffalo, on
fdday, resolution 10 the effect that the new
chapter on the subject of slavery in the disci oil ne
D., considered merely as advisory, and not stat,
utory, was ADOPTED by les yeas to nays,
III Forty French girls direct from CaHada
have arrived In Lowell Only one ont OF the
number cen speak English They are TO be EN-
ployed In the Lawrence Mills
III The Ohio Journal Of Education o,,ott, an
account OF school where ont of thirty Il "
scholars nine boys chew tobacco and ave girl,
were smokers.
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UrJoe Smith, Jr., and his Mormon followers,
numbering several thousand persons have made
extensive purchases of real estate in Douglas
county, Nebraska Territory, upon which they are
expected to locate 1t is thought al least ten
thousand MormOns will permanently settle I'm
Douglas county within the present year The
new city Of ferenc IL TO be their The
omaha City Nebraskian, which is located in the
same county, says:-''We understand agriculture
Is 70 be the principal occupation Of these people
while they have also among them artisans and
workmen skilled In the various mechanical arts
we most eherfuIly welcome them to Nebraska
and sincerely hope that nothing NAV ever trans
pife 10 render their residence among US unpleas-
ant TO themselves or annoying to others
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FAITHFUL MINISTERS OF HRALTH.-In examin-
Ing the vessels at the various wharves we find
among the curiosities of our commerce the brig
Miranda, just in from Truxllo, with cargo Of
Honduras Sarsaparilla for Or. . C Aver Il Co of
Lowell. So particular this firm as to the ar
ticles used in compromising their various RENE
dies, that they have this drug, like some others
they consume, gathered for them by skillful
agent OF their own in the tropical regions of its
growth. He informs us that there are many
species Of this plant but two of which are really
valuable In medicine; the qualities of these are
also effected by the time Of gathering, mode Of
curing, etc, operations. which In that region of
unreliable workmen imposes heavy labor upon
him One of the inert varieties of Sarsaparilla
grows wild In our own forests, while several
others, nearly worthless, abound in Central ard
South America. The intelligent agent assured us
that the virtues of this drug had never been fully
told and that the reason of the low esteem In
which MANY hold 1t, is mainly due TO the i'm
pottatton of such immense quantities of the
worthless varieties. His accounts Of his trips to
Honduras and his business excursions along the
GULF OF Dulce and the rivers of Motagua and
santiago and among the adjacent mountains were
OF Intense interest We can but commend and
honor his employers for the fathfulness and energy
with which they execute their trust as ministers TO
the public health, and suspect that this course
is at least one of the reasons why their medicines
are held In such extraordinary favor throughout
the civilized world-Ns1 York City NerS.
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IL The case Of Albert w Hicks convicted n
piracy, IN New York, was finally disposed o! on
Friday last. Judge Smalley sentenced the pris-
oner 10 De hung on the 18th Of July next upon
Enss or bedlow's Island, whichever NAV be Sc
lected by the L.. 3 Marshal for that nnrnos..
hicks received his sentence with that stoli6ity
which has characterized his conduct throup hout
the uial, Later In the day, II cks had an inter
E 1ieW WIN Mr. Sayles, one of his counsel in the
Tombs, when be became quite commnnjcatiy ~
touening his former life, and, In some impromptu
verses, hinted at bloody crime in which be VS.
previously engaged - e
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IL Recently man had cataleptic iii I'm the
streets OF Louisville. II was walking aIon1. ar
parently unconcerHed as to affairs of this word
and suddenly Became transfxed. At first nothind
was though Of 1t, but his singular attitude
soon drew the attention of. a number of
persons and finally great crowd gathered The
individual stood unmoved fer two hours and.
half, aud at last was taken to the hospital This
Is novel occurrence, and one we have never
heard OF before In this country. Medical works
record few such cases In France
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,,Ir ENALk FARMING AND FLORAL HoME-Mrs
Elizabeth Langdon has issued an appeal In ne.
nai OF plan which she has been for the last
years practically demonstrating. She Las pur
eSased farm Of ninety i've acres al. Rye, w est
S.asS. county, New York, where she purposes
establishing an Institution where females W. itbont
means may be enabled TO substitute for laboriCus
confinement at needle-work, in the sci ool-rocm
OF factory, the advantages OF pure air and out-of
door exercise with moderate labor
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A PREACHER IN LIMBO The Cincinnati Ga.
Zette ct the 10Th nit says that few DAYS since.
New York preacher eloped with thu wife of =
lawyer Of New York aud went to Cincinnati
The husband teleg pied TO the Mayor OF that
place, and caused the preacher to be arrested for
adultery. On the Both ult the husband arrived
and after an Interview with lis wife at the Bur.
net House, the twain departed for New York
leaving the preacher in jail. Who is he!
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u The COroner's inquest at South wey-
mouth closed on Friday last The fact that Bet
sey Frances Tirrell died by poison was estab-
lished, but no direct evidence implicated George
c. Hersey. The circumstances, however, were
deemed sufficient to demand his commlttal TO
jail to await the action of the grand jury,
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O The great india-rubber war between Day
ana Goodyear Is at an end. On Saturday, the N.
herald understands, Mr.. Day sold ont his entire
Nj, Ioodyear, thus forever settling the vexed
quesuon reidnve to the Of certain patepts
During ne litigation between these parties,
wn,cn mas oeen going on for sixteen years. the
enormous sum OF half million dollars has BEEN
expended In counsel, fees &c. -, :
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APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
srArs.-Mr. Appleton, the efficient and worthy
Assistant Secretary Of State having been appointed
and confirmed by the Senate as Minister to Russia,
Mr. w. II. Prescott, of South Carolina, has been
appointed as his successor
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II Robert II Gallaher, associate of John AL
mand, Jr. Co, Kanagawa, Japan, is in this
city, completing arrangements for starting line
of clipper ships from New York in the Japan
trade, The first ship will probably leave in a
few weeks
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CoiSAsE.--The gold coinage at the PbiIsdel-
Phis pint during May was slO9 ,2sO in double
eagles sls sos In bali eagles; % ,2l9 e6 Ia fine
bafs-making total gold Coinage Of sI33 col En-
The silver coinage was S32 300 Tn dollars; 20 600
In half dollars, SO 300 In quarter dollars; and
$500 In dimes-making the total silver coinage
sei,lVo. Cents, s35, 90, The whole number OF
pieces coined during the month was 2 sI6 I71 M
the value Of s240, IOi 60
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SUICIDE OF a PlrxrEf AT ELKros -On Wed
nss1ay morning esriy, printer, named Calvin
No committed suicide In the composing room
q we Seel Democrat, upon which paper be had
Desh iof some time employed. The unfortunate
msh sssriy severed bis head from the body In
sbPefsnee IL the cause sscrib>d TO the dexd
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IHE COMEDY "WILD OATS. This was the
nrst play produced in New England, long before
the revolution, when the worthy citizens held
players in utter adherence. The Manager was
arrested during the performance and dragged
through the streets, dressed for his part Of Sir
George Thunder, and taken to the residence Of
The magistrate, and he was heavily fined by the
scandaliZed expounder of the blue laws
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III FIRE at st. Joseph, Mich, on wednes-
day last destroyed fifteen buildings, including
half the business portion Of the place Loss
$50, 0O0; the work Of an incendiary
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IL VIM. Dun, a reporter employed on the
Philadelphia Ledger, died on Saturday morn
ing, from injuries received by falling out of a
window during the night
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HIJ The Worcester (MaSs) Transcript says
thousand cst;le have been slaughtered in North
BrookAeid and vicinity, to prevent the spreading
OF the cattle disease
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MAIL RoBBERY-A young man named Thomas
0ornta, son OF a postmaster in Princess Anne
county. Va, has suddenly disappeared Money
stolen from letters has been traced to his posses
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ID The appearance Of the cattle disease =,
Newark Is creating quite panic among the
Jersey farmers and the New York city miifmen
who derive not small PORTION Of their supplies
Rave taken the alarm, End in order to be on the
safe side, refuse good and bad alike II rs denied
rest the complaint 10 the same AZ that which pre-
walls In Msssac husefs
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spirit Of the Morning Pre.a.

The Constitution discusses at length the public
printing question, and also the difference in the
Precept and example of the Hon. John b Haskin.
The IntsH'genesr, in reply to contrary doctrine
recently advanced by correspondent of a Balti-
hmore paper, advocates secret sessions Of the Sem
ate In executive matters
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u The General Conference of the Methodist
Church, now in session at Buffalo, N. Y, has
selected Philadelphia as the next place Of meet
ing.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS. &c.

To be given by the MRCn ANICs' AsSOcIA-
TlON, Of Georgetown, az ANALOSTAN a
ISLAND, TUESDAY, June 5th, 1866. ~
The Association pledge themselves tofH
make this Of the best pic MOS of the se.- u
som and respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
Dancing 10 commence at O'Clock and continue
until midnight No person allowed on the Is and
Elthout hrst procuring badge. One of the best
Tickets 50 O. nts, admitting q gentleman and Ia
dies, 10 BE- had of the members OF the Association,
or at the boat on the day OF the pic MO.
Boats viii Commences running at Y O'Clock from
the foot Of High street. leaving every ten minutes
je4-lt
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ROBINSON & LAKES
GREAT CIRCUS & MENAGERIE

SUPERB PERMANENT PAVILION.
One Hundred and Seventy Men and Horses.
Splendid and immensely liberal design for the
wanderfu eomSinasioS 81 th. .. the people, In the
TWO GREAT FAMILIES.
aided by a great number Of Lady and Gentlemen
OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE.
TOM KING, the Champion Leaper ofthe World.
Mr.: KING and Mile ADELAIDE in a now and
original performance entitled, AdoHiS and Venus.
MASTER RAPHAELL in his Great Flying Leap
Fire Lady Riders AID Danss1s,s Tire, No. 1
trians-Grand OPERATE BTas, aad SfriSs 6re Is
tr:IMGsnttesnt Collection Of Rae Lirt,T AAI-
Horses, Ponies and Educated Mules.
With distinct troupe Of exquisitey trained Ju
venlies, for the production If Ballet, PantomIme.
season for the old, wornout and vearisome sitsr-
pieces.
The LADIES.
MADAME ROBINSON, so renowned every
wheT will lead usual, IN her delightful science
Of Lady Eaues;rsnism, exhibiting, upon her beau
controllinS, power which ali ladies msy, with in
structoI AID pra9tIcs obtain over thus noble arr
which NAV b. achieved in this invigoT.tin. and
az eeabe exercise.
MILE ALICE,
dsshing effect, sty e and fascinstIon. To attempt
anything IKE description Of this wonderfully
tsnee In 9 newspaper advertisement would be 40
,urd. We NUT refer the pubic to tie Press Of the
COPIED ON the leading Journals, in each paper in
winch this advertisement ppears.
Offering entirely In style from all others, this
Child Of Genius rides with the most perfect abAn
don and fesreSsness. her magnificent form assum-
Ing natai ally the most graceful and classic pOsl-
tons, her face Int up with sweet smile of modest
conhdencs. and her fine eye sparkling with genius
Knows his mistress and seems to enter with al the
spirit OF hls generous nature into the general ex-
cItement which her immense achievements univer-
sally create. As they dash around thA arena there
IL q splendid harmony of daring, style and grace.
and deafenlng cheers proclslm another triumph
IRON.
LA FAIRIE KATE,
From the Principal Theaters.
AT WASHINGTON on CITY HALL SQUARE,
On THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY. June IL. Is, and is.
Admission 80 cents children and servants Is cts
III The COMPANY will perform at GEORGETOWN
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Mrs. Matt Peels Campbell Minstre,s

They si'l offer TO the ladies and geatlemer of
Washington, a new series OF their truly unequaled
n ad popular SOirees d Ethope. introducing a new
alety OF Songs, Dances. Barlesqnes and other at
fractions, for detaIis of which see programme
Doors open at "a Concert will Commences at 81
Admission 25 cents; orcheSter chairs 81 cts pri-
yate boxes, SIS. J. T. UITNTLEY
ie4 RuSineSs NaDassr
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RIhs National sanitary Convention win
5s,e ~ To- nnh annual sessIon in Boston on the
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n, STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
HE Ladies of 81. PauPs Lutheran Church, cor
tiyal in the Lecture Room, ON fuEsQ DAY. WE'D
NESDAY and THURSDAY NIGHTS, June STU,
6th and Ith to aid In llqudatng the debt upon the
church parsonage. Admission 10 cents; season
tickets Is cents children half price. They have
pan, by DR. HOLs IOS, for Friday Night, 9th instant
in the Church. je la.5&6'
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BOARDING.

MES. HELEN NJ. WEST has taken the Iarss
~ ~ three-story house, No. 525 n street south
slde lew steps east Of Seventh 1t and in the i'm,
medlate vicinity Of the Patent Office and C;eperal
fSst once, which will be opened for tho reception
oi boaroers-havlng very pleasant Chambers don
DC ana slngle-on the LIST Of May. Table BoardeTs
WI aIsO DC received. ma -2awlm.
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LA FAIRIE KATE,
From the Principal Theaters.

AT WASHINGTON on CITY HALL SQUARE,
On THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY. JWse IL, Is, and l6
Admission 80 cents children and servants IS cts
NJ The COMPANY will perform at Georgetown
Monday. June Is ie4-IOt
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IT. EXCURSIONS AND PIC.NICs.
HE Citizens Of Washington and Georgetown
NIL VII please take notice that my ON <GNs
NIBUSES; can be had at all times
inr Excursions and Pic-Nics. Not 9
eeing engages IN any particular business, they are
at the service of the public on the most reasonable
terms. Inquire at No; SAG, Stinemetz's store, Sew.
stItute. m
ma 10 3td&eotf HUGH LATHAM.
THE ANNUAL PIC MIC -
- NAEloSSEAipss t GUARD
6T VIII be given at
- ARLINGTON SPRING,
On MONDAY, nth June, 1850.
Particulars in future advertisement. ma rs
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m OW PRICED OuCLnTuS

II Just received. per steamer Monticello
10 sheets new STYLE FLOOR OILCIOTHS,
DO IN 10 feet widths very heavy and cheap
which we are cutting mp a pr- dag ram ~
Also one ease ENAMEbLED nfLCLOTUS
very cheap. '''
le cow CIAGETT & DODSON
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FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSIO,
OF THK
Arlington Club,
At GLYMONT PAVILION, JUNE 6TH.

n NO. NAeh.ND hASOnoAOsN
OF THK
Arlington Club,
At GLYMONT PAVILION, JUNE 9Th.
The members of the ARLINGTON CLUB beg
Leave sh to annogns s v % their lrienas
orally, that they mend giving theo17zzzEzn
above named Excursion to Glymont. which is now
has been greatly improved since last season with
new summer house swings, a c.; and we feel sat
lShet with the arrangements we have made that
4 VIII he the grandest ExeursOn that has ever sft
A superior Brass and String Band has been en-
gagged To accompany thu excursion. Supper will be
furnished By the Proprietor OF Glymont at city
Tickets 81. sdmitting a gentleman and ladies !;
can De HAD OF any OF the members at the boat on
the evening 81 the excursion. The steamer THos.
CoLLYsR will leave her wharf, at the foot of Sew
eBth st at hal, past7 clock precisely Alexan-
drIa at O'Clock. Coaches will leave Northern
ST., and Virginia av.. Navy Yard and Pa. av., and
Seventh St, at o clock, To convey persons 70 the
boat; and also be at the wharf the return of the
b at. JED eo2ts
A RARE CHANCE FOX ENJOYMENT.
The Sixth Presbyterian Sunday School Rev. Ma
son MOBILES having engaged the hne L.
IPs PFC STc f1 a. Fort VII sES Grand
WEDNESDAY, June 6th, 1860. The boat will
leave her wharf foot OF Ninth street, at a. m and
had at city prices. Quoits, SWING. Music and all
things glossary for recreation and musemept are
bling car fnlly attended to by the committee 0m-
avenne and seventh Street to conveS al peIsdns 70
and from the boat. Gents tickets. 50 cents; LADIES'
Is cents; childr ms, Is cents. VIII ch can be obtained
In the afternoon the abovenamed Pastor will Give
q description, from his own observation of the
Home and Scenery Of Christopher Columbus. a
ma 80 Ct
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Il NOTICE.
L OK The benefit of the LADIES Of Washington.
Georgetown, Alexandria and their resnscfive Us
eInIiles would state that my stock of ready-made
BONNETS and FRENCH FLOWERS are nnu-
sually iarge. All buyers would find ID greatly to
their advantage by calling, before buying else
"neie:at STEVENS,
40 hat wp ~ incl
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TOR .RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
and 81, with al the modern imRroyements. water,
gas. bath rooms, &e. Apply 20 ~ EeAN, sz3 Pa.
EuR RENT-A thres-story and attic BRICK
II HOUSE, with cellar, containing ten ICONS and
passage, sitnsted on Masseohns@tts sysnns, nsar
suiIs % g so: z; LANGLEY, on { street, neg
fourteenth sueet-Sso ma 17-d
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by n q STEVFVS N'u
Je46t 336, between 9th and 10Th sta
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IL RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
Ny STOCK IL lull and complete. Call, before max
ihS youf selections, at STEVENS
ge act 336, between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
ENGLISH GRAPE, white, black and colored
IA oil the very best quality. Prices fair.
.o STEVENS,
Je got 336, between 9th and 10th sts
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II PLEASE READ,
lo,g0 yards best WHITE SILK ILIUSJON of
t %. i9IowlnS widths $40 T. 10 4, i2-4 Also,
White and Black MAIIM, of the most superior
meseh. Ladies IN want of the above goods can de-
pend upon being suited with the best article Mt the
lowest cash prices at STEVFNS; WV
10 4-6t 336 betvaen ath and i1t
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ERESH CANTON MATTINGS
Just received and for sale
10 rolls new style Fancy Canton MATTINGS,
~ 90 90 DO China do
y do do do Red checked do
~ 90 r.G 30 do Extra Imperial WHITE
Which we are selling now at greatly reduced
ye 4-e02w CLAGETT L. DODSON.
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III The Ohio Journal Of Education ouotts a n
account OF a school where ont of thirty Z We
scholars nine boys chew tobacco and ave ciris
were smokers. 30
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-05-22
ATLANTIC HOUSE,
Beaufort, n. e..
PACE & FENDER, PRopRIEToRs.

14OE IENDER, IRoPRiETORS
THIS large and commodious establishment is now
open for the reception visitors The House is locat
ed in the eligible and pleasant situation for
Summer Resort in Eastern North Carolina, being i'm
mediately in front of the Inlet from the Atlantic Ocean,
with the least obstacle obscure the view either
of "Old Ocean,, Core Sound Bogue Sound, the town
of Beaufort.
As fine FISHING GROUND the Harbor affords is
Immediately in front of the coorades which surround
the southern and portion of the building, af
fording to the Boarders the opportunity of angling
without exposure to the while seated under the
colorades from their chamber windows if they pre-
fer, the House is situated Immediately over the
water.
The beautiful and varied views presented to the WISH
tors from this location, alone worth trial of this
establishment The object of the Propretors has been
render this the attractive North South
nature and climate having been most bountiful to
this favored spot leaving but little to art to improve
The pr0prietors 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 in this pleasant and healthy pastime. To in
valids bathing in salt is undoubtedly conducive
health Should persons prefer it, they can battle in
the ocean, serf sOnnd immediately contiguous to the
House.
We have a STEAMBOAT that will always be in
readiness convey passengers from Morehead City, the
terminus of the A. IL N. C. Railroad TO the Atlantic
House, making also daily excursions about the harbor
good Band of Music has been secured for the Sea-
PAGE FENDER,
T. A. GRANGER, Superintendent
May ii, 1860 32m Proprietors.