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ANCIENT FINE ARTs.-To the Editor Of The Nc,o Pork
Herdfd Respecting tho relics of porcelain found
In tho late exhumaiions at Herculaneum, which have
been forwarded to tho Society of Antiquities in London
whereof your correspondent says the bottle resembling
DRAKEs Plantation Bitters undoubtedly placed
among the ruins by the agent of Dr. DRAKE we desire
to state that no is incorrect in overy respect. II bot
tie was found hero bearing lettering tho language
Of the Ancient Romans different from tho accepted
literature of that day. Our Agent has othor business
than this in Europe and has not been in Italy at a
No doubt Americans carry Plantation Bitters to Rome;
but trying to impose society Of Anquarians In
this quito useless. and do not appreciate
the joke 1t is unnecessary for to spend money in
Europe while unable 70 supply the demand for
theso celebrated Bitters here. Respectfully,
tuths3 p Ii. DRAKE Il co,
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GOOD ALE is uuquestionably the best drink this hot
weather Tho only question: therefore, tho best
place to make an Investment We glad to have II In
our power to recommend our readers to Messrs JOHN
A. ARMSTRONG Co., No. 6t Marketstreet for choice
article. Thoy the agents for MAsssAY, COLLINS
Co. 3 celebrated Ao. have fifty barrels on hand and are
weekly receiving shipments.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,

II.
THIS DAY. tho 10Th Of Juno next, Mt IL O'Clock A .
- NJ, will bo sold near the Old Custom House,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND situate
on Caper Island In the Parish of Christ Church. con-
tanning about 902 of high land and sos acres OF
marsh; bounded to the west land formerly Of Seara
Hubbel afterwards OF Daniel and Nathan Lcgaro and
on all other sides by the Atlantic Ocean, it's creeks md
Marshes &c.
Terms-one-third cash; tho residue in one and two
years. with interest from tho sae by tho Bond
and Mortgage Of the premises executed 10y purcha
ser, who is also to pay for papers.
JAMES w. GRAY
juno IL thm6 tu1 Master I'm EQUITY.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
ALoNzo j. WHITE L Son will sell this day. in front Of
the old Custom House, at II O'Clock very valuable
securities.
LOUIS D. DEsAUssURE will sell this day, near the old
Custom House, at IL O'Clock City OF Charleston ak per
cent stock.
LAuRKY ALEXANDER will sell this day, In their
store No. 1877 East Bay at 10 O'Clock hams pork heads
beef butt pork, &C.
BRUINS BEE will soil this day. before their aor O. No.
81 East Bay, at 10K O'Clock, champagne cider sherry
wine bitters gold watches. SO.
JAMES L. CAN'T will sell this day, at the corn or of
East Bay Broad Streets at IL O'Clock
house on Amherststreet.
Under direction of JAMES W. GRAY, Esq, Master in
Equity, will be sold this day, near the old Custom
House. at II O'Clock, plantation Of and on Ca.
pers Island Parish of Christ Church. containing about
eO2 acres Of high land and sos acres OF marsh.
Under direction Of JAMES TUppER, Esq, NJ aster In
Equity, will be sold this day, at the old Custom House.
at II o'clock, lot of land the west side Of Kin g.
street, between Queen and Broad aso at the time
and place. lot of land. with the buildings thereon at
the northeast corner Of Queen and State sreets-to.
geher with another lot Of land, with the buildings
thereon. tho east side OF State street
A. P. CALDWELL will sell this day, at warehouse o.
street, at10h O'Clock sundry articles Of hous
hold furniture, carpets, &c.
MCKAY G CAMPBELL will sell this day. at their
stores Haselstrees next to Pos.ofce OF 10 O'clock
top buggy, and assortment OF dry goods. clothing
&c., &C.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day at his store. corner
of King and at 10 O'clock dry goods and
q variety Of other articles.
MILLIaAN. MKLoHRns Il Co. will sell this dny, at
their store, No. 40 Vendue Range at 10 O'CLOCK star
pipes, soap, msckerel. saddle and draft pony, SC.
sAAfsoN & AIMAR viii continue the sale this day. on
the premises. East Bay at 10 O'clock Of the furniture
and bar fixtures OF the weliknown 'French Coffee
House.
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day. on Browns Wharf, at
10 O'Clock, butter, lard, beef, &c.
hRsaY Con1A y o. viii seis thts day before their
store No. 20 Vendue Range at 10 O'clock hams, bacon
q ur, &C.
MOE Corn MEAL for family may be had Of him Of
open hand, who literally feedeh tho hungry; Of
We mean Mr.. j. N. ROBSON. Bee his advertisement in
another column. Worry good Of Mr.. B. to think OF the
| homsly wants OF man and beast.
NEW CHIPPING FmM.-We Are glad to notice that
comparstlyely new firm, COMPOSED OF old ctxenB the
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CLEARANcE-Tho bark Helen Sands, Captain OTIS
was cleared. yesterday. by Mo- STREET EROS. Co.,
with 243 bales Sea Island and 1894 bales Upland Cotton
valued at $274, ,563 Is.
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Desirable Residence in Western Part of CHL
BY WILBUR s. SON.
At Private Sale
.e=s9a, AL that LOT OF LAND, with tho two and q.
Es half story dwelling thereon. with dou BILE paz zas
i situate on the south side of Calhoun. street. Sd
GiAkeA door east of Smith.sreet, and known by tho
old number, 65 measuring in front alhoun street
So feet by LOG feet in depth. less Tho House
gas throughout. On the premises are Kitchen car,
riage house. stables and all requisite g.
large cistern, well of good water, &C.
For terms and particulars apply to u.s. as above,
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS sTREETs.
June l2
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name Of which has become quito familiar of atc has
added ship brokerage to their other business
udo to Mcssrs J. E. HERTZ Co., to whose adverti 80.
ment in another column take pleasure calling at
tention.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIEs-One of Dr. HUMPHREYS
cases CT medicines, containing thirty Ave vas embraces
remedies for every we'll known disease. and costs So
family provided with of them will saye during
the year, ten times the amount of their cost In obvia
Ing the necessity of medical attendance, besides sec,,r
ing its members from protracted and serious Illness
The trifng outlay required should be consideration
with all who believe in the axiom that stitch time
saves nine Disease, to DO overcome must be prompt
ly met, and DR.. HUMPHREYS remedies invaluable
for such purpose-New Fork Courier.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CON-
PANY, No. 500 Broadway New York.
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SERar W.-wo have received your statement bu aro
too crowded to publish 1t today. II you still wish it
published, lot us know, and We will do 30.
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CoRnEcTIoN-It seems were not correctly In
formed. when made tho ststemont, yesterday tina
tho Leader was taken possession Of by civil officials
had Intention to do 1t any injustice this
correction.
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Comfortable House on amherst street,
BY JA MICS l.. S:ASlT.

C0nJo1idote House on dnnherSt-Street.
BY JAMES l.. GASTT.
THIS DAY, the 18th instant, ut tho corner of Broad
anu East Bay stIoets. thu old Postoilico at IL
O'Clock or soon thereafter. will no offered,
ALL That HOUSE AND LOT known by tho Number
70 on Amherst-strcet Tho house is rece se from the
hgh and dry aud measures 4o eot front by 70 foot
depth, be tho samo moro less Upon the pr. .naes
is an excellt mt well spring water There ar uit
trees on the lot and on tho place will be found iory
comfortable residence for small family
Terms-One-half cash; balance In ono yoar in
terest om day Of sale, secured by bond aud yage
OF the property, insurance OF the premises and ign
ment OF policy or tho purchas may pay tho 10 In
cash. Purchaser to pay.J. L. G. for papers.
Inna
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COMMERCIAL CoLLEaE.-The initiatory lecture of
ARTHUR P. LINING Esq, before the students of this
college, was deiveed ast night Cur columns are too
crowded to notice it at length this morning; but wo
promise ourselves that pl asure ton orrow
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PRIVATE SALES.
Fine Corner Business Stand.
BY WILBUR 81 SON.

sss2e ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, WITH THE DIX
I.,sEd SIRABLE TWO-AND-A. HALF-STORY DWELL
I,W,sE ING AND STORE THEREON, being q fine
- business stand. situate the northeast corner
Inspection and Marsh streets The house we'll finished
has spacious store neatly fitted up and the prom
ises large fine csern and all necessary outbuldngs
Lot measures Inspection street IS feet inches by
100 feet Marsh gtreet.
For terms and particulars apply to US, as above,
CORNER STATE AND CHALM ERS STREET
juno IL
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Small and Neat Residence.
BY WILBUR q SON,

Small and Neat Residence.
BY WILBUR q SON.
At Private Sale
xss5ss Ali that LOT OF LAND, with a neat two story
Ii'lSl DWELLING thereon, piazza to the front, sit
HIT uate tho north side of Henrietta street
eAA third door east Of Meeting street. with every
convenience on the premises Lot 40 feet front
rietta-street. by 40 feet in depth, or less.
Por terms and particulars, apply to u.s. as above
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS.SrREETS.
June 70 2 .
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Securities.

BY ALONZO j VIII, EG & SON.
THIS DAY, tho 18th instant at IL O'Clock, In from
OF Tho old Custom House. corner OF Broad and East
Bay Streets win DO sold in PARCELS to suit purchaser
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE SECURI-
TIES, viz:
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ATE SIN PER CENT.
BONDS, issued in aid Blue Ridge Railroad, January,
1sGO and rcdee uable in January, lsG5.
NINETEEN THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND
THIRTY DOLLARS STATEUF SOUTH CAROLINA
SIX PER CENT. 81 OCK Issued TO build now State
House, Octoner. 1S59 redeemablc January, 1885.
FIVE t5l BONDS FOR $1,000 EACH, WILNIN iTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD COMPANY I'd
MORTGAGE BONDS, bearing an interest Of per
cent
Conditions cash
sale. Juna 10
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Fine Building Lot. a
BY WILBUR q son.

bf "ILBUH d Sun.
At Private Sale
sssSSH, AL that pleasantly situated LOT OF LAND
iMb situated on the tn side OF ns- street, being
|iiiS one door west Of RutledRe Avenue, measuring
Eszh In 'front.' on Bee.street 80 feet by 80 feet in
depth. more or less.
CORNER En- aBIlZ tS Us IS sseys
June IL 8
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Stocks and Bonds at Private Sale.
BY i. s. *. BEHNETT.
At Private Sale
$4,000 CITY OF CHARLESTON PER CENT. STOCK,
interest payable quarterly
$4,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OLD @ PER
CENT. BONDS due in 1881
100 SHARES OF GAS COMPANY STOCK
100 HALF SHARES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY STOCK
Apply as above, at No. 40 BROAD-STREET,
June 8 Up stairs.
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ration evinced by His EIcellency tho President and
your honorable self towards mo; also tho efforts Won
are now making to obtain remuneration for servicos
rendered: Trusting my successor will have the samo
beg to remain, most respectfully your obedent SER
vant EDaAR M IhBARWs '''
U. s Appraiser Port OF Cha iestor q O.
Hon. HUGH McCuLIocH, Secretary Treasury, Washing
ton, ID. q. '1e
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Dry Goods, Mating, &c.
RR MILES ORA II "a

Dry Goods, Mailing, &c.
BR MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock, will sell at nv Storo
corner King aud Liberty streets,
Pieces CROSS-BAR CaMBRIUS
Pieces Plain aud Dotted Swiss
Pieces Bareges and Grenadine
Pieces Plain Leno and Silk Tissue
Pieces Mozambique and Figured Lawn
Pieces Mourning Prints
Pieces English Longcloth
Pieces Whto and Bro gn Linen
Printed Delaine
Paul do Chenes
GlRce Checks
Hickory Stripe
ling
Summer Satinet
Melton Cloth
Brds Eye Diaper
Cotton rfn
Farmers Drill, &C.
Hoop Skirts. L. Cambria and Henmed Stitch Hand
kerchefs Necktes, Wells. Silk Spool Cotton SCISSORS
Playing Cards. Hair Brushes Ladies' and Gents
Hosiery, Ladies' Goat Balmorals, &C.
ALSO,
6opieces White and Colored MATING.
June 12
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NEW CHIPPING FnM.-We Are glad to notice that
comparatively new firm, composed Of old citizens the
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Top Buggy.
MCKAY ~ CAMPBELL,
Next Postofiico, kinse1 street,
VIII sell THIS DAY Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock,
One TOP BUGGY, In good order.
Conditions cath. Juno 10
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AUCTION SALES,

Guy Of Sduanndh per cent Bond
Bf LOUIS ID. DeShUSSURE.
IhiS DAY. zoo l2th inst. at II O'Clock A. NJ will be
sold near tho old Cuttom House.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SEVEN PER GENT
BOND OF THE CITY OF SAVANNAH, GA
OoEuitloHe CASH.
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Desirable Dtoelings to Rent.
BY JOHN 3. RIGGS & co.
xssae THAT DESIRABLE TWO-AND-A-HALF
E!Ij STORY BRICK DWELLING In st. Philip street.
H;;aIs two doors from corner Wentworth, and known
49, as No. 0. in good order; possesaon given i'm
medg: ely.
ALso
That DESIRABLE TWO-AND- STORY BRICK
DWELLING next the above. known a No. IL, in goo
order and possession given Immediately.
ALSO,
That THRER-AND-A-HALF-sTOR BRICK Dwell
LING No 80 South Bay, containing six upright rooms,
pantry, dressing bath and attic rooms with hue piaz
zas south and west requisite servants apartments.
cistern and outouildings ON the premises all in ne
order and ready for immediate occuration
For terms and particulars apply at our office,
NORTH CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY.
June IL q
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Dry Goods, C2othinq &c
MCKAY d CAMPBELL
Will sell THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock
LINEN COATS, VESTS, PANTS, Alpaca Coats Sncks
Fancy Shirts, Neck Ties. Collars Cuffs Pocket Hand.
kerchtcfs
ALSO
PANT STUFF, 6HIRTINti STRIPES, Muslns Ba-
rege, bingham Linon Duck Irish Linen Muslin Han :
Linen, Towels, Buttons. ~
LADIES' AND MEMS TRIMMED STRAW HATS 1o
ALSO,
WOMEN's AND MEMS BALMORALs AND BRO.
CANS, &c. O Dfo
A variety of CUT SHOP GUoDs in short lengths.
Conditions cash. J5na 10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS indebted to the polite.
of tile Purser Of the Pilot Boy for savan-
nah exchanges Of yesterday Tho Pilot Boy arrived carly
yesterday evening, making the trip through by day
light This daylight feature is great recommendation
to travellers who do not hke'the night on water.
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city Sir Per Gent. Stock.

CNy SlL Fer TPRt. iStOck
BY LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.
THIS DAY, tho 12th inst. ut IL O'Clock A. NJ will he
sold, near the old Gus ON House,
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS CITY OF CHARLESTON Six PER OENT
STOCK.
Conditions cash. Jpno n
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MOE Corn MEAL for family use may be hsd OF him o.
open hand who literally feedeth tho hungry; Of
We mean Mr.. J. N. RoBsos see his advertisement /
another column Worry good Of Mr.. r. to think of the
homely wants OF man and beast.
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SERENADE Last night the members of tho Palme ito
Fire Company serenated their Vic President, Dir. P.
@. kEnnIaAs, on tho occasion of recent important
event in his life. and on their way homo honored tho
"NEws with three cheers, and several tunes. We
turn our th,nks we'll for tho compliment, as for the
music which enltvened midnight labors
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CUSTOM HOUSE OFF1onLs-The following correspon.
dence explains itself:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., June 4th, 1866.
S1R On account OF your inability to take the oath re-
quired by law, am reluctantly compelled to suggest
that shall under the necessity Of requesting you to
forward your resignation, to take effect
successor ia appointed and qualified.
The Department Will make q communication to Con-
Rress upon the subject compensation for services
take the oath. and trust that suitable provision wi be
made In some way for such payment.
am; respectfully,
HUGH MoCULLOOH
Secretary OF The Treasury.
TOT. F. ". WALTER, Appraiser, Charleston, 8. Q.
CHARLESTON, &. O., June 9th, 1866.
SIN: received yours Of the 4th inst yesterday, and
regret the necessity compelled the writing the
same. Az requested tender you this my resgnation
as United States Appraiser for this Port
am aware how much difficulty you have bad In re-
gard to those who like myself could not take the oath
Of July 3D. 1852 and sincerely thank you for til" Efforts
you making obtain for me tho compensation
due for my past services.
want JOHN F. w. Waller
o. 8. Appraiser, Port Of Charlest ton.
To Hon. HUaH MoOuLLoon, Secretary OF the treasury,
Washington, D. O.
UNITED STATES APPRAIsKR'a OFFIoE. /
CHARLESTON, 4. o. ju 20 9th, 1885,
stR: Ihoueh have received no comma cation from,
ana am In the same category col eague in accord
ance with the suggestion d In our letter him
OF the 4h inat, received he, ewtth tender
Port. '>' Apf- " 'D''
Allow me to express my thanks for the kind consido
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REMOVALS..

DIR. JERVEY
TTAS REMOVED TO SOUTH CORNER MEETING
LII STREET and LADSON'B COURT.
Nav 30 IL
The Van Buren press., 1866-02-24
The Late Explosions.

The late horrible explosions of steam
boats have rendered many persons at
least apprehensive about understanding.
We heard it suggested by an experienced
river man, the other day, that in some
Instances, accidents were wholly owing
TO the want of skill on the part of the of
iiccrs of the steamers. There is fear
full responsibility resting npon the engi-
neer who has the management of the ter
riblc element under his control. No 9th
cr officer compares with him in this re
spctt. In times of high water, the pilot,
hy negligence or ineSpericncc, may he the
cause of loss fife; bat as floods are only
occasional extreme danger is not immi-
ncnt In the case of the engineer, death
is ever attendant upon him. An untime-
ly nap;. an immoderatc indulgence in ar
dent spirits; a carelcssncss in the con-
slant vigilance of all parts of the machi-
merry, may cast hundreds, at moment
into eternity.
Cheap officers will not do. Those
who have the requisite skill, cannot be
obtained for insignificant wages, Repu-
tation, watchfulncss, scientific attainments
must be paid for, and ought to be.
The Van Buren press., 1866-02-24

greater animation than has ever before
been experienced. So long as the cOndi-
ton of the Union remains in its present
undecided and unpromising state, trade
will be inactive, for none have confidence
to launch ont into heavy business, while
the financial world is so full OF threaten
ings and uncertainties.
The Fenian excitement, at which the
whole city was, in laugh for weeks, has
zone down, and, seemingly, the hope OF
Ireland's redemption is Indefinitely post
poncd. The Fenian organization is, how
ever very powerful one. 1t has been
in existence about eight years in this
country, and of course embraces large
number of members. How many Of
these would, if called on, be ready to take
the field in behalf of Irish liberty, is yet
to be seen. Imet one of them a few days
since. and on his left breast rested a Fen
ian badge in which was inscribed "SSth
Rect. f. b." Didn't that look OMNIBUS
for John Bull ? However, ! would not,
on the strength of the badge, advise your
readers to invest very heavily IN the Irish
Republic bonds at present. PRYAMlD.
The Van Buren press., 1866-02-24
Our Little Rock Correspondence.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 8, 1866.

LITTLE Rock Feb. & 1866.
DEAR DrNmAM The telegraph, of course.
gives you the latest and most important news,
There are many thing. howcvch that your
readers might wish to know, which do not
find their way on the wires
The city Is quict-an occasional report of a
knock-down and robbery. and such minor Of
fences n disorderly conduct and vagrancy are
reported in tire morning paper.
The burnt district will soon be cncu,nbcred
with buildings. noticed good many hands
engaged in Cleaning rubbish away, this morn
ing The Presbyterian Church was the great
est loss. ii the Lord puts it into the heads OF
the saints" that attend the destroyed edifice,
they. with the perseverance, which they
claim will soon build it up again.
Old acquaintance sometimes happen along.
Coy. Roanc was here short time since. Gen.
Pagan has gone to planting in partnership
with Col. Tcbbctts, formerly of Fayetteville
Col. T. i i'm the city now, but will return to
Washington city in short time Col. Robert
W. johnson. is also engaged in planting on
large scale. Most of our planters who return
ed from Dixie, with nothing but Confederate
money. have Joined with northern capitalists
who furnish means and funds for the support
and pay of the hands.
1t is an open question, whether the freed
men will work. Many gentlemen who have
employed them, assure me that their labor
and department have been entirely satisfacto-
ry. Others have had trouble, but nothing Sc
rious has occurred. There is no telling what
hot sun and cotton-scrapingy will do. My
own opinion is the negro here will do just as
well as he has been doing in the Northern
States since he WAS liberated there.
Miss DeBar is starring it at the lluyck's
theatre; she played to fashionable and
crowded house last evening. There Is no 9TH
er amusement in the city.
Provisions of all kinds are eXOrbitantly
high. Col. a. V. Ricf. of Brooks (reb.) rcgi-
mcnt. has a stall at the market-housc and is
doing Il ilourishing business.
.IouE
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M AR RIED.

At Lewisburgh, on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. W. c. Stout, Capt. EDWARD W. b. Now
LAND. and Miss MINTIE CARROLL daughter Of
the late Geo. w. Carroll. .H.u....
We extend you our hand.in congratulatioD
Captain-we wish you all the happiness and
prosperity that can be crowded into short
life. With wife possessed of all those quail
ties which render woman dear to mans
heart, and husband who is her all in all, life
can prove buta happy dream. Captain, you
command lovely craft how beautifully she
glidcs adown lfe's restless tide. Care for her
well; let nothing occur to mar the loveleli-
ness of the "trip;' and may you be enabled to-
steer her course safely amid the bars, reefs and
breakers that lie here and there rhwart. life's
troublous sea, tin your beauteOus bark finds
moorage i'm the harbOr Of eternal rest