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II LIVERPOOL AND PIGELADEL-
Ia E'EaIA.
steamship and Sailing Packet

Line.
Sable G Curtis, III Iroodw0V, Mem yorh.
City of Baltimore, 24o0 tons, Capt. Ecitch,
City of Washington, $500 tons, Capt. Wylie,
City Of Manchester, 2l00 tons, Capt. Petrie,
Kangaroo, 1860 tons, Capt. Ewing,
The above splendid new Iron Steamships
sail from Philadelphia every alternate Thurs
day. From Liverpool every alternate We'd
nesday.
Rate of passage from Philadelphia via,
Cabin sc5 and s55 Storage $50
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cabin $S5 and S75 Storage $40
Passage Tickets for the above Steamships
and first class Sailing Packets from or to Liv-
erpool, also Drafts ON Liverpool, sold by
JOHN Z. DOYLE,
oc 3 Agent, Norfolk, Va.
SSTEAMSiTP line OF PACK
~ ELS. FOR Observation-Disclosures
lively every Taesdoy and Fridoy at u o.
clock NJ, until further notice. The Union
Steamship Company's Line. The three
beautiful first class Steamers VlVinio, Capt.
Rooms; Pennsyironia, Capt. Teal; and Ctty
Of Richmond, Capt Mitchell
One Of these steamers will leave Higgins
Wharf, Norfolk, fol Philadelphia every Tues
day and Friday at u O'Clock, NJ.
They are beautifully fitted up for passcn-
gers--are provided with Fraucis Metallic Life
Boats-set first rate tablcs-and every at
tention is paid to the comfort and safety Of
passengers and protection OF goods. Frtights
taken at the lowest rates, end all tran
shipment avoided. Passage 6, meals inclu-
ded.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
7. p. CROW ELI, Agent,
oc 8 Ifiggings' Wharf Norfolk.
N. B. All goods not taken away within
"a hours after landing, will be stored at the
risk and expense of the consignee. oc 3
DALMETTO FAMlLY.-50 barrels
Il Family Flour in store. This Flour we
warrant equal to any that comes to this
market. ltis ground in Virginia and of the
best white wheat. Supplies received almost
daily. ----...-.
SIIERW0 CD & YOUNG,
sep IA, Roanoke Square.
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Once, SEA. & Il, u. U. Co.
y IL -

i.'flSN'N IN, MAY J, lt1t.
Ts'ttH attention Of Con.iSusos Of Fret. Int
Z per :. Is R. GailroaJluud oth,rs. is cali
ed to tiIe following Regulations, adopted hy
the Board OF Directors, on the lst March.
1S56:
lreiehts arriving by the Cars Of the san
board and Roanoke Railroad Company n,u.t
be taken charge Of by The cousigneas within
twentr-tou' hours of the time of arrival at
their points ot destination. or they will he
stored at the ris}, and expense of the own
ers.
The Company will not hold itself liable for
loss or damage to any article transported by
it, after it has reach d its place Of destination.
and is ready for delivery.
Persons entrusted with the Cars Of the
Company, for the purpose of loading and
unloading Freights will be charged five
dollars per day for the use Of each Car for
each and every day detention beyond TWEEN
ty-fonr hours from the time the Cars are de-
ivered to them, except when delivered for
unloading Slaves, when charge for detention
viii not commence until fortv-eight hours
from the time of delivery; and they will be
held accountable Tor any damage to The cars
occurring while in their possession.
Lumber. Slaves. Bricks, and Hosin ar
irving at Portsmouth when not taken charge
OF by the Consignees as required, vii! be
unloaded on the Company 5 land attached to
the upper Depot. ON HIGH street. at the risk
and expense Of the owners of the articles.
The usual rates OF wharfage viii be charg-
ed on all artici landed on the Compan,'s
wharvcs in Portsmouth, not Intended for
Immediate transpol tation on the Road
oc3 A. WORKABLE Sup't.
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6NRNAT BARGAINS in beautiful
" enlbroidclies, beautiful Lace and Muslin
Collars from IS cents mp: Splendid stamped
collars at only GA cts, Mourning Clinp-d
collars at II = cents, Mourning setts at 81 y
cents. Swiss and Cambria Bands in great
variety from 12}@ to IS cents Infants waist.
G2 to 100; embroidered Handkerchief half
value at SMITHS, Express Store,
Oc 3 rs Church Street.
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Hatters.
NOTICE.

EEa orrcr e
@38 NoiioI' k5
II RiITU Il n my thanks to my kind friends
Il for their liberal patronage, and [ would
also remind them Tint l have just returned
from the north with a full assortment of
goods of all kinds, that is kept in a we'll re-
gulatcd hat store. My fall style of silk hat
is unsurpassed in beauty, npatness and dura-
biity, north or south, and those that want a
meet and handsome hat. viii do well to leave
their orders at j. d. Reeds No 5, Market
square.
Enrrah! Eurrah !!
Hold your horses and stop their speed,
| have goods enough, for all in need;
am always found at my post,
And alone, can supply host,
Over many in this town
}. ID. Reed. has won rcnown
For selling goods as cheap and fair,
AS any one on Market square.
SO hold your horses, DER hill and plain,
Accept our thanks and call again;
Among our assortment You'll always find,
Goods to fit and please your mind.
We ara on hand, and always willing,
TO sell our goods and earn shilling,
So hold your horses when you come this way
AZ we will be glad to see you any day.
oc3
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Il WILL PREV AIL.-Patcnt Flex-
ible Band Silk Hats, no humbug.-
sands will testify to the fact, that the Patent
Flexible Band is the only pleasant Silk Hat
in use, while all its beauty and dura- Ezs
bility is preserved. We would also adj EEiSsa
wise the public that we have still few
of these extra fine Imported French Hats,
which we were the first to introduce in this
market. Together with every possible grade
of American Soft Hats.
The Patent ''Flexible Band Hat is only
made at LOVITT'S BAZAAR,
oc3 No. Is Head Market Square.
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Gplendid AssGrtmentO New and
~ Beautiful FAN Prints am now
in receipt of large and beautiful assortment
of British and American Prints, from the
best makers, and the most choice styles, all
warranted fast colors, at
CIIAS. A. SMITHS,
oc3 Express Store rs Church street.
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Bargains for the Ladies.
+ IN IA MON

Il " ga =, sir ,rtJ,r crDrJr1r
- N"; 90 III ~, ~ -, hEG l.,
tc [o slS M " Gn s9i on te re noe
t to', Co. oi ~ I'm Ibon9 a. st f reuie
Kd GIor re fo ,dos tt,a snottod With J
n.y. WI ~, ~ En 10y a;a
~ al ~ ueIsf e 'Ii saI De
n"l,,G9 d. n rn;o =" a'', a. na
nt tS nnrasr " ades; ; Naico oJ anu many
u,iier 'au,. t uEuos WI, 0e so'o "' Vi near
II tlne coS' ~ e'i'ns eI'iI n r,,r,rov
az az d. c,,a. rz, g. g. ~ e m'4 y ~ MoS,
al tlic CHEAP oaSl otole, % "a. -,lall -.
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW
VI AND BEAUTIFUL FALL GOODS,
OPENING RICH at SMITHS Express store,
No. rs Church street. A great variety of
new and beautiful goods, purchased in large
lots at exceedingly low prices.
10000 Yards beautiful Dress goods,
ranging from l219 to G2T cents Yard
Splendid assortment Scotch Plaids from 81
to G213 cents a yard Beautiful assortment
Printed Mousin DeI.aincs, from l215 to %
cents a yard. Pure wool Plain De LANES
from 37115& to 621I cent: a yard. Striped Ius-
tiers and Ducals from 25 to so cents year.
Fine English Merinoes in blues greens. ma
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
STEAMER !. L. CGFFEE,
L L 4, / L IL II

CAl L. MttAttNItk.
=, THIS Swift aud pleasant Boat
- - z st now in perfect order, will on
and after MONDAY next, June 22d, leave
her wharf at SO O'Clock on the mornings of
MoSDAYs, WEDNtsDAYs AND FRIDAYs,
Eastern Shore of Va.
TUEsnAY's AND SATURDAYS For Matthc,cs.
Fare as usual.
All freights prepaid.
The Coffee touches at Portsmouth, Hamr-
ton and Old Point going and returning ON
all her trins
Afternoon Excursions.
The Coffee leaves every afternoon for IIamp-
ton and Hid Point at p. NJ. Returning in
the evening.
Fare for the round trip so cents, including
a Bath Ticket, for whiy'l no charge will be
made.
E19~ Crossing the Bay twice on five days
of the week. Persons can leave at 5 A. NJ
and return for 81, the round. Meals extra.
oc3 p. McCARhICK, Capt.
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JACOB BARICNHJAS.
MANI-E AIII,nL,R OLE

L EGEsS constantly on hand or make to
An order his improved orEN-woRK BARREL
CHuEN, CEDAR WORK, BATHING TUBS, &C.,
Wholesale and Retail,
No. 200 east b. ltimore St. (near Caroline)
Baltimore. oc3
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NilIinery &c.
FALL AND WINTER PARIS
FASHIONS.

ETy,z=o | WOULD respectfully inform -
}3sl the Ladies Of Norfolk and stran- s;.',}as$11
ia gers visiting the city that itG.x
have just returned from the North with the
Fall and Winter Paris Fashions and iiuc
assortment of the most fashionable Millinery
Trimmings consisting of Neivets Silks,
Satins, Pushes OF all colors, Ribbons, Feath-
ers, Flowers in great variety, Chinille,
Blonds, nugl L9ceand Straw Trimming and
are now prepared to make Bonnets in the
neatest and most Fashionable STILES.
Ladies in want Of NEAT ID r E s s
BONNET, would find it to their advantage
to give me IL Csiii and examine my assortment
ha!o"e pu"chAsi"" els,wic'c as feel satisfied
chat Shall be able from my Ions experience
III Ia business t. CIV gene al satisfaction.
Thankful for past patronage, would res
pcctiuliy solicit Continuance oi tn same.
MRS. C. +. SWANkS,
No. 40 Church Street.
doors North oi Masonic hall.
N. b will open my Pattern Bonnets on
Monday next, the Goth inst, and solicit call
from the Ladies. oc3
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n0NWcs n0Nr~
Is p I1,Tu,w,v,c
M0z,c ,rnr .; ~. ~ - - !" 4 -.
of Alone. SIPS.
QUITS. BY hcauthor of Initials. Sl.25.
THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER. A Tale
Of Louisiana. BY Miss 4. Il. Dupuv rs.
N OkMONISM: Its Leaders and Designs
BY Elder H. dc, of the Mormon Church.
1.25.
FRESH FERN LEAVES. BY Fanny Fern.
Is cents.
Bella Trclawney. or Time Works Wonders.
BY j. f. Smith, Esq.
London lancet for Octobcr. 1877 S5 vcar.
\, York ,Jnurnal, October. 1897 cts. a No,
Ladies' journal Of Fm hinn, oct. IL cents
Frank loslir's New (aY,ily MAGAZINE Oct
q oants. A c1,eo, ,nawolinn
Tirk-Nav for Ortnhar 11I<
Yanknn Nations. for Oct ~
Harper. for October. Is cents.
Godnv. do 81 :.
Graham, do. Is
Eclectic, do. 50 8.
Va. Look out for Counterftits and Broken
Banks, and get a Dctector for October
l213 cts.
MT2.School Books Parents. Guardians,
Ch!idren and others having to purchase any
" alI c III anG 'f h bopk or 'a'Hm'f$ linc
M"u'u G q, 'lleir own interest," oy @ivlhg
~. a., o,,,. ,tI,,,. Co., = AZ; ga
CAN at No. 81, East Main Street.
oc ST
-rv,oa,. :; >, y, - ,s-.-- : :.
X HGSm "'a" iTfr,i hyfus Tui-
lust received. direct from New York, Der
steamer jamestown, in addition to nv alrca-
DIV varied and large assortment, the follow
ino articles, which nlndmn m,ss AR to s.u ot
Northern retail nriccs. These Goods have
been selected with great care from the most
fGhapiG importing houses, and purchased *
cIuSNelY iof casll, which cnahlcS me to offer
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Boots and Shoes.

Nay Assortment Of Gents Fine
I'VE work is very large, larger than
have ever had it at this season Of the year,
consisting of Gents fine patent and Calf Boots,
patent Kid and Calf Congress Caters Gents
fine Calf patent and Kid Strap Shoes and
Oxford Ties. All the above work is from
Ben Kert and p. Conrad, and am now sell
ling very low for Cash to make room for fall
stock.
oc3 l.. l.. BRICKIOUSF.
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Segars and Tobacco.

All Of the above brands are genuinc Ha-
vana Segars, and are for sale wholesale and
retail by ALBERT MILES,
Oc 3 lN2 Ocean iIonsn
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N.-O TECE TO NORTHERN
~ TEAVE2y.LGES via Seaboapd
Read q Bay E.ine. The large and
splendid steamers l. o L | $ | 4 y \ and
eT'''"' ?, NORTH CAROLINA, now in
81 = 'a4.5..llsiine order, and having unsur-
Wharf, foot of New Castle street. every
Evening Sundays excepted as follows:
The LOUISIANA. Captain Geo. ".
Russell. on TUESDAY. THURSDAY, SAT
UhDA9. and Portsmouth on the arrival of
the Southern Cars.
The NORTH CAROLINA, Capt. DANES
Cannon, on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,.
FRIDAY, at the same time. arriving in
Baltimore in time for all til: Northern and
Western trains.
lzsS'' Through Tickets to be obtained on
board for Washington, Philadelphia and Now
York.
oc3 w. A. LOWELL, Agent.
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VERY LOW ES.-Ladies heel
Y tan Caters Sl.3715-the former price
was Sl.75; Ladies slippers Go, worth 75c
Children's Caters SIC, worth Use: Ladies Mo
rocco Caters SIPS, worth 81. so; Ladies Tan
and Brown Boots at Sl.25-they are elegant
Philadelphia make, worth $l.50 Now, these
goods are the very thing for two months to
come, but after that time will not sell very
fast, so you see our reason for our almost Civ
ing them away. We do not want to keep
them for another season. Don't fail, Ladies,
to call and look at them. Terms cash.
BUTT & DOUGLAS,
No 50 High street, Portsmouth. and
oc3 45 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SHOES.
THE following kinds of Shoes we have lust
IL received to sell for the cash.
Gents Calf Skin Shoes,
Gents Patent Oxford Tics,
Gents Patent Pumps,
Womens large size Morocco Bootccs,
Ladies brown cold Morocco Slippers for
75c.
We have also fine lot of Childrcns ANGLE
ties with beautiful Resets, Fancy B5otees
and Tipped for Childeen, also Ladies Tined
Bootecs, Black Tan and Brown colored, with
a splendid lot of Caters, different colors, and
received but short time ago. You may
depend upon it, it will be to your interest to
give us call when you wish to buy, (for the
CASH.
BUTT & DOUGLASS.
No. As, Main street Norfolk, and 81 HIGH
street PORTSMOUTH, Il. Oc3
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DRY Goods.
Great Bareairs in Dry Goods.

4 AIDES, if you want Il very nice Ian
~ caster or Alendale Qult for the sum
mer, You can get one very easily by bringing
that you may wish: | can suit ven in also
Il large lot Of Black Net Mitts, with many
other articles too numerous to mention at
this time | am determined to sell out cheap.
Come down Ladies. and see for Yourselves at
the Cheap Cash Store, No. 60 East Main
street.
oc3 J. D.-GAMION
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Ed RECEIVED per Adams Expr,,s the
la newest styles Of Cashmere. Felt and
Flexible Summer Hats. (Anti-Flcxible
Silk Hat Humbug) just the thing for the
warm weather.
r. II. STEVENS, Practical Halter.
No. 7, Market Square, Norfolk Va.
or z
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Consumption OF SOAP.

Consumption OF Soap.
MFRS. BROWN SOAP, retired laudress,
lv1 with more than centuries experience,
would, ere she made her exit from the duds
and suds, make clean thing of it, and as
sures her numerous friends and devotees,
that in the discovery of the German Era
size Soap" all the mysteries of her dirty
habits are discovered and eradeated, effee-
tually by sending to h.r old friends, the sub
scribcrs for a box of them.
SHERWOOD Il YOUNG, Agents.
oc3 IA Roanoke sqr.
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s. uPerior Burning Fluid have
~ this morning received another supply of
Fluid, this is an extra quality. giving light
equal in briliancy to Gass-Pricc 75c. per
gallon. J.R. LUDLOW.
oc3 No. West Main street.
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HOW NETWORK HAS IGNORANT SCHOOL.
TEACHERS.

To The Ed.,o, Of The " Y. Tribune:
Sir: In communication sigred K. NJ" relating
TO the Teacher Controversy which appeared in THE
TRIBUNE Of Saturday, July ls, the concluding para
graph seemed 70 bear rather unfairly upon the City
Superintendent, as the subcined statement Of facts
will show. *. NJ" says: " When tie .sw we
changed in 1853 ii was required tha, ateachers then
" in the employ Of the Board Of Education should OBJ.
"tain certificates from the City Superintendent. An
opportunity vas here given him to &c. nd Of the
"Hazletines by reexsmiIstion and il was intended
"by those who procured ne passage OF the law that
such should be The result. The certificates however
4" were granted without determination. The City
d" Supernte pdent a. that time was new J appointed
" the labor Of reexamiuaton would have been sr5Jols
q" to him al one almost iDpossible,-snd the prudent
g construction OF the law was the path OF safety. lie
=" took IL HeIce Uazletines.
To these who are not familiar with the Condition Of
things existing a, the tine the present City Superb
tencept was fret elected the following stdtemee. vii
be likely to afford some light:
For the six years previous 70 Mr.. Randall appoint
ment, Mr. Joseph MKeep, for many years Prime pal Of
Of the old Public Schools had held the position o
County Superintendent he having been chosen by the
Board Of Education shortly after bis dismissal from
the service of the Public School Society, at a time
when there existed strong feeling ofriyalry amount
ing almost 20 open hostility, between the Public and
Ward Schools, Mr.. NJ KeeD's election being looked
upon as triumph Of tie Few order Of things. Dur.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE EEw-yERsKY COAST.
Of Kentucky


Senator Brown of Oce.n County has prepared
,sn for the better protection of life and property on
~. yax-Jersev coast. which has received the ap.
NOVA, Of the Board of Managers of the New York
Life Saving Benevolent Association, and will be pre-
,er,sd N Congress. al its next session. He proposes
an extension of the telegraph from its present ter
MINIS at sousn along the coast to Cape May to be
connected with the great southwestern line at Dover,
Ocean County. He proposes the plan of announcing
from the southwest the approach of southeast
,tom TO the keepers Of the stations, ana through
them by system OF sigual-6res, warning vessels Vi
their danger.
SINGULAR FREAK OF ELECTRICITY
During the storm last Thursday evening, the light
ming struck the schooner Seguine Of Mailer, Lord
g. Quereaus line of Baltimore packets lying IN Tue
lower bsy The foretopmast was shattered to peeesi
but, instead of descending the foremost in direct ne
as ordinary lightning an ordinary seaman woua tue
fluid proceeded to wind an infinite number OF tunes
arour the mast shown by the burnt crease that
tesfes to its This spiral performance, how
ever was conducted with such celebrity, that the huid
reached the forecastle, knocking down aud stunning
every sailor on board and peeIug off the inside lining
of the forecase door, with that simultaneity of opera
ton that is wont to mark its doings. Then, after
cruising ABOUT inc ueCk, IL "ene o'o'o ""' ~f'
peared, damaging nobody except the owners
qUARASTIyE AT NEWPORT, n. I.
The Mayor of Newport, r. l., having been reliably
informed that owners and consgnees of vessels which
are bound from infected ports to ports in the United
States, where quarantine laws are rigdly enforced
have ordered said vessels to discharge their cagoes
at Newport, gives notice that the ordinances OF that
city in relation to quarantine will be rigidy enforced
Information has been received at the State Depart
merit, under date OF July 7, from w. s. II. Newman,
United States Consul at s.. John, Newfoundlana. OF
the arrival at that place Of part of the crew OF the
ship Thos NJ Rogers of Bath, Me-, which vessel was
sunk at sea on the 2lst of June last. The following
individuals were lost: Nsth. Thompson, master, OF
Bath; John Sswyers, first officer, OF Portland -
Cross second officer the cook and steward both Cal
nomeb), and Henry Smith, boy, of Windsor, E9-
gland The survivors were treated with great kind
ness by Capt John de Gruchy of the British schooner
who rescued them from the wreck of their own yes
sel. Washington Union, July %.
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THE HEAD OF THE DEAD RABBITS.

To the Editor Of The NJ y. Tribune.
SIR: There is curious connection between certain
notorious parties who have lately received some al
tenion at your hands which have no. noticed.
1t is this
When Mat. Brennan Of Monroe Hall was adj
vanced to the more responsible should say more
respectable y position Of Captain Of Police and Police
Justice, AID after his celebrated Monroe Guards
were 80 well provided for in the manner you have de-
scrbed Ills house passed int other hands and is now
kept BY Mr.. Walter Roche, who also has another aad
certainly a psser place Of resort in Mulberry street,
directly on the Five Points. Mr. Roche fellows 10 the
footsteps of biz lusrious predecessor and after him
|. named the Roche Guards Enormously spelt Roach
by tie newspapers who slso it appears glory IN the
name Of Dead Rabbits
But notwitb standing the naughty dongs of bis fol-
lowers this MIR. Roche must certainly be most re.
spectacle individual for find that be occupies no less
position than that Of School Commissioner and men
Der Of the Board Of Education from the sixth Ward,
and in this capacity Of coarse has potential voice IN
the making Of that class Of beings now go widely
known as "Hazetnss."
Now, Sir, seriously, would il not seem ;hat we had
reached the lowest state Of degradation when the
leader Of the dead Rabbits holds one Of the high
est positions among the Trustees OF our city schools,
and has direct vote the expenditure Of every
cent Of the Al 100 oC0 row yearly disbarsed in sup
port Of our school SYSTEM
Cen anything stronger be advanced Il s1ppor. o.;
a reform in the infringement OF thai system-even n
support Of tina. very law against which COMMITTEES
of the Board Of Education lately submitted elo-
ouent a report REFoRxER.