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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

'DOE'T STAY LoEs,'-lt is rarely in.
deed that we have heard anything more
truthful lly pathetic than the subjoined
which We find floating among our
exchanges Would that every husband
in our city might read it,
Don't stay long, husband said o
young wife tendsrlJ in my presence one
evening, as ber husband was preparing
to 30 out. The words themselves were
Insignificant, but the look of melting
fondness with which they were accom-
pUnied, spoke volumes. 1t told all the
whole vast dephs VI a wOman's love
Of her grief when the light Of hissmile,
the source Of all her joy beamsd not
brightly upon her.
'Doh's stay long, hosband, and fan.
cied saw loving, gentle wife sitting
alone, Su1iouSly counting The moments
OF her husbands absence, every few mo :.
ments running 10 the door to see if he
was in sight, and finaing that he was
noG thought | could hear her rextlaim.
ing IN disappointed tones not yet.'
'DOn'tStsy long, husband, and aga.
10 thsnSht could see the young wife,
rocking uefvously in The great arm chair
and weeping as though her heart would
bleak US her thoughlless'lord and mas ter
prolonged his stay TO q wearisome
length Of time.
., ye thathays wives to say-.-.Dss,,
sSsJ lCnSt when you 60 .fOch, think ol
thsm kindly when you are mingling in
the busy hive OF life, and Try, just lit
tie. 70 make their homes and hearts hap.
Py for Ihsy are gems TOO seldom re placed
You cannot find amid the pleasures of
the world. the peace and Joy that a quie /
homo blessed with such woman's p,e.
sence will afford
Don't stay lohg. .husbandl' and The
young wile's look seemed 10 sa,-2lur
here in yCur own sweet home, iss low
ing heart, whose music is hushed when
you are sbSent--hers is soft breast
Tor you 10, lay your head upon. pndi here
are purs lips unsohedr BY siu, Thai
will pay you with kisses for coming
back soon. Ss. .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
TVE FARTRTR DEEOCRlT,

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY 9
RDW ARD A. GRAFTON.
Office onsIdoOr eqst Of The Courts
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
SWeeILucy MnV


a long time since, when | was young,
=, A fore dis wool got gray,
! used to court colored gal,
Her name was Lucy May,
She liy'd nesr by, across de creek.
And at de c.ose OBJ day,
"a 50 at least nine times week,
10 sec sweet Lucy May.
CHORUS.
On Lucy, dearl dem days am passed away
But III nsber forget thee, my own twesi
Lucy May,
e Oh! now dis heart would pslpitale
Wild lub as drew near,
De place where she would ALWAYS wait
. For dis child to appear.
Aud den, wid gentle words and kind,
III coax beI lorto say,
Dat she'd be mine, and only mine
My own sweet Lucy Nay.
She promised datsle'd be true;
rfl And ebber lubbin wife;
? And den US both looked forward 10
A long and happy lite =
liked my little cot up nice,
Made ebry tug look gay.
And onl! waited to be spliceI
10 my sweat Lucy May.
Bnt jist fore dat fdy come round,
Deit snatched her right away,
And left me all alone to mourn
My own sweet Lucy May.
Now ebery day cross de creek,
To knee upon de clay
Dat covers all | loved on earth,
My own sweet Lucy May.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
RRYages Of wolves la IOwa--TwO
Persons DevOured.

Owing to the. exisanas cold Weather
1ofSome' time past, the wolves in Pot,
'tawattamie county have become danger.
ouI neighbors. Poultry.yards aad sheep
folds have been robbed to a. Etightful
extent, and in several instances The hun.
|gry beasts have not been inclipsd to
spare the human species.
About three weeks ago, q saan was
returning from prayer mesaing, acesns
panied by his two daughters, Ons six,
teen and the other twentIdhres years of
age. They were all riding the same,
horse, when snddsply a pack of wolses
asssilsd them. and, being unable 20 90.
cape by flight, they attempted ID DEF.
end themselres. Bat the ferociousl
btutes attacked ils horse. rendering,
him unmanagsabls. The Widest aaugks
Ter was partly thrown and partly drag
gsato the ground. aud insiantly dsscuIsl
ed. This, eaabled the father ana other
dsughlsr 70. escape. Sef1fsl nsikht6fs
ware soon mastered, hut Npnn sspair.s
ing 70 ahs sp6t anothing mn f0nnf SIS
eae shos, cad ayegy fer isa,asls q IN
unforsunsie girl'H eip,hins. 9 I.
abby Of abont ihiftssn 3<sfs s. e Isif
his itlnef's HOUSE - A4i psiss - s
spring hiek Ass . ooat 81 1 4i[t 4 q
Asas. sines vhi<h ii.hes1,hin ~ azi 1s<&
>es6 q kinl htPpii N4& Ie|,..d He><
~ spfitb; sl<'i. a.|'',k 1asssS q bi19l
&1ls4 1o11 81 An II, ~ s. 5 g Z t&r1| n1.<
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

| YouSe AMERisA.- 'Fathef,'ex
ed a son and hopeful heir Of gentle.
man OF our aequaintsnge, not long since
while the latter was coHgSatulatin iks
youth npon his -smartnsss il>bis. schSi-
astio studies, 'isihsI lam su Am.rican.
>,alntli - Z
Yes, my boy you are. 70 spohdea the
delightful parent, -. =: ls'' 9,1s
sENtMell, father. sou ain, 4 are your
Not b! bitth. my SOD. z -. 81 iisse
'Well,e1claimsd young AnsEic., 10.
p thoushIfuI pappst, ,Nksnl groS 10
be a map, ! wild be ssbleto lick sue OF
you Toh'l A. .ls,,t i ~ ~.
The psosa parents ~ AZ aver isass lss,
'oEasa. Ns6fs f,Sas5S. 49, ,f1.i' ,ff5.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
ADVERTISEMENTS.
New SAVING Bank Store,

PIP ~ vR0sST S}2t ett 4eS4eree >,
CuIaEENB d TheelnE md Tcinlty;-ImS old maxim for
~ se8h refads that itEaAy a1s te snisa y Gil yo9F
Gepl UnHrss5 saz Czrp eseks = he eerpcsof arEtt
and si7rFue Esres EeFa ypl WI end great variety Of
sal0aas laty received sooeE Bashle 70 tie season. =.
lee priced
VEN shall for ths kbeTZi p1trupaGs received s!ace
aE aaaens Foz respectfully solicit 700 al 70 cSn Gna
sEa8sR my StpEE 81 IN be ny petuure % fee aaa vs "a
sEig tslst tsa . thS EsaiDE 4aanSTy and economy
issi'. q Yea ma 70 rareEsss 4.1Asaatas and ehstp
ud1ieF Bunneza, sure,
On q Gheold Post 0Hee, Opp01tle The AeLare.
GEut5enaosi, J0a ND 70 purchase EaHhonESe Cap or
can i de aDo1s Psnss, mere yoa via ess-sha:
Eeneu5cT ehe old Pest 0f5oE corner.
Il coa:g HefcsanslI have sev 0sods dispose Of At
e. ELS P5''ts BIZ WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

TYAYIsG asseeistsa ny brother Wa. Ming Nieo With
t IL he Birth; Variety Icy business taken
Ts sBA 80. ia Nsl Eree formerly occupied b. him In
te Trunk snd HurDsSo business and httsd T. n n hand
kszs % finay faySFsd me- end soy ehsFt wsEt
snTthbE In ny Ina. Tbs style Of The firm WI be D. Nie0n
Sto' DANIEL. McoLL
Aori1 1s6s IL apS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

SETTLE
ON ACCOUNT OF change in their hrmt all PeTrons In
~ debted the subserbers their Retail Store ear
nesy requested ready for settlement the LIST Of jan
uar by cash otherwise, and all persons having claims
against firm will present the Game for liquidation.
3ICCLALLESS / KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
HATS AND GAPS.

III ATS AN ID CAGS.
WE have day receive done ofhe fnetaud most beau.
w OF Hats and Gaps ever brought 10
city; the fashionable that could be INSIDE IN the ear
tern markets.
Il comprises in part the following kinds:
Cent? MOL SIX HoleskiD Hats light and elastic made by
East and in Ect accordance with our or
derS ents hne white and black beaver, otter, SEAL &C. &e
Nothing and Wide Hats white and blacks Soft Bur and
Wool Hat o. every color, quality and price
ALSO
Caps every description and OF the most recent EtyeE,
such SeTada Know Nothing, Pyrenese Pyramid, Gao
madam, Russian, English, WsGhngon and Consolidation
Caps and all ether kinds in abundance, which will be Sod
than GoOds Of these kinds offered before 70
this community.
Chdren's Hats aud Caps al kinds Just received from
the most fashionable houses In New York.
Carpet Bags, Eurs and Gloves always on hand.
An pestonS respectfully invited call in and
anime ouf ragnheent Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere feel confident that peass the most
Nothing Mn b. wanting on our part 70 sst and seeono
date Our numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
you wish anything in the Of Hats ard Caps uE give
call will guarantee that will sell you goods Is
low they be where tI aide Of Philadelphia
and the most favorable terms.
g D HARPER Il Son
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

W4LK IN, GENTLEMEN!
TAKE pleasure informing my friends and PsTens and
citizens Of wheeling generally that haze Just re-
my Spring and SurneT stock OF Cloths
and Setngs toCefher with full assormen4 Of Gents Fur
Eislisg Goods go.
Kew YORK Philadelphia markets The styles are very
ne and as 70 quality they second TO being Of the
very best sE which lam prepared to make up TO or
Shor notice. in the latest and most approved
good ct guaranteed in al no sale by
J. H. STALLAFN, Merchant Tailor.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
At WHOLESALE
II HAVE nov on HAND very large stock Of Watches. Jew
cry e. purchased directly from Importers and Manu-
fEetareis, supply the ineEssEing demand from
OF The surrounding country whose attention this branch
Of me business Is particularly commended and
ton Of The stock respectfully soIeited
tnAeg No.i5T Main street
Steam Spice Works.
T an now fully prepared Grinding Spices and supply
i ing customers extended scale and have on
hand fres pure ground Pepper, Ginger, Auspiee,
Cinnamon Ead Mustard put In different sized pa
pers FOR retailing which viii sell at pces almost low
the Tery inferior qualities which brought here from the
IhaYe about 800 pure Cream Tartar just ground from
the crystals perfectly pure.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
Neodeon BundInEs, Main ct:
Ju8 Wheeling, Va.
SEMI-ANNITALS SETTLEMENT
WE would notify or customers that our accounts
w COW made and ready for settlement. ne trnd
for theft BUS. Should This be case, viii render ali
Ia fu1Tue 6fLEF the LIST Of July.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

UJSEoIS UUUIJN.
TUsT received w. D. MOTIF BRoE, TeEt TLT4ety o!
u Dfe4s Goods such e.:
Fancy Dress siiEs-latest styles;
do!se Antique EIks-1eaS than The usual FsissSi
Plain RlEeE - -eheGp:
Printed, Plain, P1sid aud Striped BereVss
F1onneed Uresse3-S choice VtHesy;
Twisted silks and TibsEsS-TeTy pretty;
P1Gtn G1.NooI DsLGineS-aH shades;
Printed and P9tu chaIles-handsome and cheap
FrehehH Scoteh and American LGTRE-0e&utifE
English and French ohtntfes-good assortment;
eatln Striped and Plain PopunE;
Plaid and Striped DuealiaI-1 new article.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
.nHENRWARE-

QO 60CN W <44LGs
WE respectfully invite citizens, and country naehs
w ehsEts gepisnishiag teF stock % China
Glass; Gge2sVars aud Fancy Goods % examine tteet
T5E East pTehnsioE ElSFEbeEv Il tT1braets
satne snsife asU and desirable patte+.s q this
ffsfII sPR1No INFORMATION.
ne AK eonaJ erehAhs 70 srs us Eastern prices,
sGoodS f0F SSsbiPlbent paeksa With great care AID
TX. bUNHGG 4 Co,
: 80 -. 5f5 Wheslisg, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

Ceiling OF et Cost.
TIVE ssrs Esset ~ 1aaae PTsgss, sonFasg e0Rrtsts
Dry uad RRney Goods,
SnA AnoantAE 70 oTeT t15Oe. 70 begin from t1O dGte
EQoa enFhoed VIII b sold a. the oTs
nS COST PRICE tul Giving he buyer The ldVhntAgs q
bYhG e New ToTE Wholesale pr!eeI Al teir Goods Cal
a0o1 ne binetI v b wound up in The EhoTtss posi-
Trsses MA .,...,.......vosth 70 cents It sT5<
Bsst csiisOes. iSh =, o.
ls hT,.,,, tIa.oiIs1 ''igs In - ii
........ M l0X
n .........= So 80 ct tGS
Nsais asLsiS.. -.....-,..-.-: SSH II
hoes, ladies' Wl4Ssi blhsk AID
elsSa.- 10 ~ ~
Asa al otkFr GSoGs "a proportion. DoEt 4e=SSt
THE EkSTERS RARGATH STORE,
20 il6 Main g, bA Monroe Cpion.
EsIs unexpFed LEase Oi the ssoTe ROOM and eli the
s,,sreS Sof asiT p TessotahIs teTIaS. sah2T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30
sEMI-ANNIIAL SETTLEMENTS

WE would notify orr customers that our accounts
w noH made and ready for settlement. ne trnsi
that may The convenience Of sindebted 70 s y call
for their bis Should this be case, viii render all
bills immediately sfLsr the LIST Of July.
All persons indebted 70 the late firm Of HsEke Co. VIII
s ;s payment TO without ns sfsi swEAR1SeES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

II case to get better appointment, or whether he
wished TO throw over the creditors who held a lien
upon his salary but be II what 1t may, he was him
self real sufferer.
Lord paimerston, who was his well wisher, said,
"What can do In the present time Of popular cry
for retrcnehmeni and reform can only act upon his
instructions aud reduce the place which was done.
Thus was poor Brnmmell once more utterly unpro-
vded and by his own wilfnl act.
The sequel becomes more melancholy lie con-
tinned TO live without resources at Caen, incurrng
fresh debts and plungng into new difficulties from
the increasing claims Of his creditors, till at length
the awful moment arrived and he was actually
thrown into prison. A subscription has since been
raised amongst his friends TO effect his liberation, but
more preearious still must be his future fate Those
who have witnessed his prosperity and his reverscs,
can have but feeling Of regret for his amentable
fate.
figure lie became lattcrly bald, and continued to
wear powder to the last Of his stay In England he
rather pqned himself on preserving this remnant OF
the pie,efie Cou amidst the inroads Of the crops and
roundhcads which dated from the Revolution. He
wns always studously aud remarkably well-dressed,
never oufre; and though considerable time and atten
tion were devoted his toilette II never when once
accomplished, seemed to occupy his attention.
His manners were easy, polished and gentleman
like slammed with what ST. Simon would call - fHsage
du monde n du plus grand d du meiIeur,' and rcgu-
lated by that same good taste which he displayed In
most things No one was II more Keen observer OF
others, more p'cqaaat In his criticisms or more
despotic arbier eeganhorumi he could decide
the fate of young man just launched into this world
by a simple word His dress was the general model,
aud when he had struck out n new iden, he would
smile in observing s gradual progress downward
from the higbest 10 the lowest classes.
Without many Accomplishments, he had n talent
for drawing miniatures In watcr-colors, though be-
lieve that beautiful ono of the Prince of Wales,
George " J In the robes of the Garter which he.
wished to palm upon ~ his own production, WAS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
BALTIMORE.


hrn.ary BamoreInstitue A. u. 1922. No 81 SoHyh
street, Baltimore {neRr the Post 0fceo CURE iNSIR
ED OR No FEE REQU1RED-Dr Mills, an experienced
Physician of the Alopatho School, be coRhdRtas
suited In all cases o private u disease
No MoRry Required Care EgtcicdA practical eN
pcriencc enables DIR NJ In
the shortest possible time TO have II safely effected
This fRhrmaB extensively celebrated for tho enccua and
speedy all classes of Secret Diseases established
In this city refuge from Quaekory 20
The Hlgh Reputation OF this Institution would render public
notice for the applicants here for
who have fehed oi their money mareaed by
the Chaatans vito flourish largely in the public prints and
with whom city is overstocked
iNcted b. GHdrd, II would avoid injury pecu
MARY loss and disappointment early medical aid where
proper be obtained DR. NJ makes allurng
promises than he win honorahy perform
Secondary Chronic CssTho uHusl symptoms Sore
Throat liberation OF the Mouth Itching and Tenderness about
the Nose Blochcs Erupons upon the skin &e Upon the
perfect the oldest and most nvotora,e OF
such Dir NJ Is willing stake his honor and reputation
The Triumph 1 ScenceThe remedies OF DIR NJ In resior
ing and manly ang the shattered constu
removing speedily all debility Injury incurred from
Eabcd Hanhood May here hpda certain restorative and
realized the fruiiion
hope which, the failure of Qnackeres In their hitherto
fruiess search had become almost extinEukhea.
advantages 3rtamcatNo pol onous compounds OF Mer-
eury or Noxious Drugs used In his practice.
To fen,des-Long experience In he treatment of Female
Affections Nervous Diseases Ne qualities Dr. NJ to afford
Earlv Relief In the dicult Com.
muncations sacrcdy guarded and treatment marked with skill
and deicacy
Or. Mls rsat Preventive This eign Resey appca.
bic either sex win be duly prepared by mail
cep rcmitting S0 prescription will be included
Distant persons cured at home by addressing DIR j. H.
MILLS BALTIMORE, Qettes post paid Medicines sent In
any direction. by mail or express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

Il VIA BALTIMORE MD-The undersigned, Forward.
ing Merchants and Agents of the Fcnnsy vania Railroad at
Baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
cquainianee with having been for
the consgnees of large part of the Tobacco
ing through Baltimore they Halter themselves that they
give satisfaction to shippers
Freight rs low as by other line.
Consgnments % tho West solicited and puncualy
attended MAGRAW n kOoNs,
80 North street baltimore
Refer TO jacob IIeald Co. J. Brandt r Baltimore y L.
Dudley, w. T. Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston Miller
Crcnshaw, Iynchbnrg; Crenshaw &Co, Richmond
IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

$5O,OOO MSmH tkSfilo a; % opfs"i1 '%1' rrn''"s ""S
PRICES made expressly for and warranted second to none
the United States point of workmanship and hn.sh
,entemen visiting Petersburg would do well TO give
call wish clothing My assortment of Cloths,
cassimeres Vesings sneete1 with and
ret the Importers thereby saving the
renage jobbers All orders for goods In the tailoring
department warranted fit, sale and my suits
workmcn in the State Please call at
Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing House 10
Sycamore street, Petersburg IHOS, w hohs
apl lots
NIENICAN GUANO.-Dry mud in fine order,
lVA tons A. aud "A A. brands being shipped to us
bi the importer. For sale, to arrive, by
II. &. HARDY & co,
fes.dNcts First above Powels Hotel, Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
NIEXlCAN GUANO.-Dry nnd in fine order,
NO. /. AMONIATED SUPER

~ PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-The attention Of Farmers
respectfully called to the above Invaluable
pound for their approaching Spring planting
The Manufacturer his friends andpaons that
they may always depend upon being supplied with GENu
INF AND UNIFORM ARTICLE, for he constantly spernends
person. process manufacturing and putting
for sale.
This article before the community for the
years during which time II has been analysed by
large reputed Chemists in different places
and by Farmers In nearly every State
Union with almost unyarynR success Perhaps one Of
the proofs the greatly increased demand
history of Artificial Fer1afs aud not
eaualed hy Peruvian itself which II
much ady autage the of the ammonia volatile
matter uano this preparation being chemically liked
agent dspaing itself progressively When ineorEo
rated with soil this available salt suphate, nmaga
soluble phosphate becomes fitted food for plants OF
all descriptions and is by them readily taken 1t viii be
found quite inducing early maturity as Huano,
and much and orfyng 10 the soil and less
lattlc.
AS there large number Of Super Phosphaes market
for the value would like to be Responsible
earnestly request all purchasing be careful to obtain the
GENUINE ARTICLE which will be warranted by aecred
ted agen whom of acknowledged responsibility,
and hold responsible for the good character oi
my Super Phosphate All packages will be dcsneiy brand
ed dealers will be enabled TO make arrange
their supply equitable terms with my agents as
with myself
MESSRS IL G. HARDY & co, are my accredited and
sole Agents for the city OF Petersburg
c. b. DEBURG,
Agrutura Chemist and sole Proprietor, Udliamsburg
7.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
MM ron sALE.-A desirable re..ac.ec ON m

HN FOR sALE.-A desirable residence ON IHn
IW Diamond Iil, recently erected by Mr.. Clemin IA
now In the occupancy Of Mr. Gambler On this lot Is an
rol,ent w house and all other buildings calculated
ia add 10 the comfort of the residence. .s5
handsome Franklin Hill join ng the
residence of Mr. VIM Dinrd occupied by Mr. Psuett
In calculated 10 attract attention The last
named residence be offered private sale until Friday
The nth day may II sale not effected before that day
VIII be public auction; terms liberal and made
know on day Private propositions will be attended 10
until tho day OF sale by W JONES, or
apl 30-dis JamES w tLASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

wy1y PURCHASE PIANOS II o NJ IRRE-
" spONSIBLE TRAVELLING AGENTS. when you
get Petersburg the very best qusy snot seeoa G
m prices which will be guaranteed to be as low as any at the
Nnrb or south from T. r. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
corner Of Sycamore and Bank SITS, Peersbnrg.c
Always on between 80 and 40 Pianos to select itom
yearly all varying in style and finish lnoV Va'ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-05
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
The Over land Mailsto India and China.

We have often been asked for information In re-
gard to the departure Of the Mails from England
to China. The following may be interesting to
those who have correspondence with the East:
The mails leave Southampton on the Sth and
18th Of each month, and arrive at Gibraltar about
the 9th and a5th OF same month arrives at Malta
about the 18th and Both OF same month arrives at
Alexandria about the 18th Of same and 4th Of fol-
lowing month.
Leaves Sue1 about the Goth or 2lst Of same and
sth or 9Th Of following month arrives at Alden
about the 18Th or 18th Of same and 10th or 18th Of
following month.
Leaves Alden about the 18th or 9th Of same and
aAy OF arrival for Bombay, and 11th to 18th for
china, &c
Indian Navy steamer arrives ut Bombay about
the I'd to 5th and 18th to 21st Of following month
Il. and o. steamer arrives at Peint de Gale
about the 9Th or 9TH and 22d to I'D Of following
month leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang
the same day, IL the steamer has already arrived
which takes the mail on arrives at Pulo Penang
absut the 18th or 18th and 18th and Goth Of
Ing month arrives at Singapore about the 18th
or 18th and 3lst or LIST Of following month leaves
AnRapsrs about II hours after arrival arrive. at
Hong Kong about the lad or a4th and eth or 10th
Of following month; leaves next day for Shanghai
Two malb leave England-one on the Sth and
18th Of each mcnth-via Maseilles and arrive At
Alexandria about the same time a. the southamp-
ton mail.