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P>s "S "'S :" JSVPaiuy' TUT insSauce1 u nc Will
irst reckon that so much will be required for
entertainment on the way, and so much for the
contingency you speak Of he will then have the
exact cost between the two points; and II he
will take the whole as sum total Of bis journey,
be will not seem to be robbed by any one party
more than another"
"That" f" replied, "may be. believe Is, the
Mexican mode Of doing business, but does not
tally with the precOnceived ideas Of US for.
eigners."
"But every one" replied the fair speaker,
" should conform to the customs Of the country
be visits"
sand do you then 60 prepared for this high
way robbcryP and have you no fear in thus
jOurncying by yOursclfI"
"well, Senor, what can I dor lam, as you
perceive, an unprotected lady; who, for certain
reasons, am required to make the journey be-
tween PcrOte and the capital some twice or
thrice year, and you certainly could not expect
me to go prepared to resist an armed bandl As
to fear, will not deny have my share Of that
but so far, have never met with any rough
treatment and Of course I trust to the saints
that my fortune will be ever as propitious.p
sand have you really been robbed on your
journey back and fOrthf" inquired.
III think ] have paid my share to the ladroues
for my transit through their cOuntryi" SIZE
laughed.
"And you expect to continue n rep.titiOp Of
the same for the rest Of your lifeY
"who knows ?" she replied. "At least I
hone To be alwavs prepared
"And your fellow trayelersp said I "bavs
you never seen auy disposed 10 resist tbes. nm.
lawful acts ~
"once Senior an American and an rr.,;.h.
man. vho wsr. n ,bs ,.,ne d;Il;0ono;. ,.;,S =.
arpd unon tbs robbsrs k;l,;Do ons .nd ro,,na;,'
twon 80
I" And did ,bs robbsr. FIRE hail ,s
"vo. H.. a.a ;.,,....,,...,.- -. ..,..
injured none of our n.r,r y
~As I shou,d hsve evroctod ,, ,c,rr,,oa
(. Won w.,o ~, -ohh.d - ~. o.,..;.. -
ro,o ~ '''''
1wo 80. c.. H.. .s.
snhsoor.r,,,, r.;d 49,, e.. .ts;- -.
s,- n iorrHor;n~ h."L .nS e,-n .ss Sa.,' -
killed. sep,r,teI1 and AZ difFs,.nt ,;ms. ns.,
,ho .'u. sno, von 81" ,haS. ......s p. ~, ~.
La. ~ ~ ro.a ss...,n ' - '-'
al have observed them FREQUENTLY I'm, h.-,
they seem To be much more numerous ! =,
piled, looking forth from The vehicle.
aF.ch $500 ~ ~. sno, - -
ms, v;o,.r, do.,h ~ r.,.;".S g. 60 S.s .-' S
% slonv w; c.li vonr .,,:U,;o, !. ,ho"o = W
mari ,Ss nlsees vh:,o ,o Sn-o;o.s = ny, 49,, 80;
aDo voD Lnow ..,SI ",S.. .u - 49,, ....ss.
a. .r0,,,.,. ,h,s. .x.s,. l.. ,h....'. - .ssO'.s''
~ oe~"'f'S1 w S'S S0"se4ee"oea
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ana tnls, you S0y' VIII snOot some nan .
cOaen u@ss
'nink m saie 70 calculate tnAa nVs charges
OUT o. SIX WI explode SenOritn
a very formidable weapon inueeaI" shs re-
pneo anu ~'th sucn can Almost lancy We are
saie' Aou nave ahotner' you say, hks tnisr" ~
| lProhueoo IT, t
"hst a oeautiiul invention J" she observed,
rcachlng over and taking 1t from my hand
Then extending her hands, one Of the rsvolvers
III each' she continued; /" Armed like this, one
might almost count himself safe against host J
You say this is fired in this mannerr she pro
eeedec, cooking one Of the weapons as she spoke,
and pointing i towards the road.
Have care, Sencrita, or you will discharge
II"
The words were scarcely uttered when her
finger pressed the trigger, and one Of the bar
rels was exploded with sharp report A min
ute after, and while was gently chiding her,
we heard a loud, quick tramp Of horses, and
several SHARP, rapid ordinations The next
moment our conveyance was stopped suddenly,
and We saw ourselves surrounded BY some eight
or ten mounted men, one Of whom ina loud
voice, exclaimed; 4
"Yield you prisoners, or der
"Quiek, Senorital |" said /, extendint nv
hand; "quickf In heavens name 1--WE me
one Of those weapons, for now Is our time for
decisive action" ~
may" she replied, putting the weapons be.
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| have had occasion this spring to notice
the effect Of clover on cattle, as to bloating.
| have had them bloated, and relieved them
by tying large rope in the mouth and
above the horns, by which means the gas
has escaped and they were cured. Some
times have just watched them, and in q
quarter or half an hour the bloating has
subsided. Nv conclusion now is, hat where
cattle are in clover when wet either with dew
or rain, the eye Of the owner must be upon
them, in readiness to relieve if they are very
much panied. nk some chemical agent
poured into the stomach, so as To change or
decompose the gas generated there, would
be the best und readiest mode of relief.
! lost our best COW week before last. She
had a tendency to bloating, either from her
greediness, Or consttuiionality. | had re-
lisved her several times, but one morning
the boys turned the cows out Of the field
into the road they went oil, and in about
twenty minutes she was dead, though she
showed no symptoms Of uneasiness when
turned out. | have experimental in various
wayk by turning them in for an hour, an
hour and d half or two hours, still watching
them; have also left them in all day, and
think on the whole that is the best way, Il
they are all watched.-Genesss Farms.
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Springs are little thing. but thsY an sources
of large strsams-a helm Is litile ching, but L
governs the course Of : ship-a bride BIT Is :
little thing, but see lie use and power nais abd
pegs are little things, but they hold The parsed
large buildings together; aword, . look, ffoun
ali are little things, but powerful iSs sood o.
evil. Think Of this. and mind the iiills thlntA
Pay that little dsbt--its promised, Fedesm.l.--
II it's shilling, hand It over--yo1 know Dot
what important event hangs upon 4 Keep
your word saeEsdly-ksep It % TIE children;
they viii mark it sooner than anybody eleeI ma
the effect viii probably be IS lasting 4 li|A
Mind the little things
Poetry is the sEt Of suhstnntailps uhninqs,
and Of lending sxisisnesio netting
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Business CarNs.

]. RDGELY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & AcCOUCHEUR,
once on The main street. door the Oce Of the Puget
eound Herald. 0t
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Further from Brownsville.

NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-Letters from
Brownsville, received by the Arizona, dated
Goth instant, report the arrest of one. Of the
prominent assistants of Cortinas, the head of
the Mexican outlaws, which proceeding had
so exasperated the chief that he had threaten
ed the immediate destruction of the town by
his armed banditti, unless the prisoner was
k)iberated.. The threat, however, was gener-
kly treated with contempt, although many
the more timid citizens continued to flee
he place, which, it was thought by some,
Eould be entirely abandoned to the outlaws.
Accounts received from the American
.anches on the Rio Grande represent that
he outlaws were surrounding them in large
numbers, and fears of formidable attack
we're entertained. t+''
Late intelligence from Monterey says that
Vidauri, who had been banished from the
lily, was about heading an army to march
gainst his former associates. .
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Capt. Cock Arrested.

| CAAMBERsBURe, Pa, Oct. 25.-The noto-
Iiouy Captain Cook, of the Insurrectionary
/ and of outlaws, under Osawatam Brown,
has at last been captured beyond doubt,
- has been fully committed to Jail to
Eait he reqaisition of the Governor of
(irginia.
He was brought to this town last evening.
/ here is not doubt of his identity, as a
\aptain's commission, with prisoners sigma
are and Clerks name, was found on his
|erson. He came down from the mountains
! get provisions, having, from his haggard
Ipearance, suffered greatly from want and
posture.
He admitted that three others of Browns
! rty are in the mountains, on the strength
which information parties are aow out in
rsuit Of the fugitives.
Cook had on his person parchment mem
andum formerly attached to MIR. WASH
gton's person, and says the pistol is in his
llisse, which he left in the mountains. He
as fully armed when arrested, and attemp-
to make resistance, but being exhausted
soon captured, at a point about eigh
rs from this place.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
STEAMSHIP LINE OF PACK ETS,
FOR PHILADELPHIA. g v
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

TN AGRICULTURAL FAIR. So
L HE Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany will transport visitors passing over their
Road to either of the several Agricultural Fairs
to be held in Richmond, Petersburg, Lynch
burg, Suffolk and Norfolk during the months
of October and November of the current year,
and stock and other matters intended for exhi-
bition at the same, upon the following terms
and conditions: -es- -'t r-s
LIST. That five days notice of any stock to be
sent over the Road to either of the said Fairs,
must be in all cases given to the agent OF the
station from whence the same is to be shippea
The kind and quantities of stock must be Like
wise stated. The observance of these precau-
tons are important in order that suitable and a
sufficient accommodation of cars may be pro-
vided in all cases, and no guarantee of accom-
mediation Is made without such notice. ALL
other matter intended for exhibition at either
of the said Fairs must be delivered at the sta
ton from whence 1t is to be shipped by l2M I,
the day previous to that on which the freight
train carrying such matter to the particular Fair
makes its trip over the Road. In all cases
each article and the weight OF the same, must
be furnished the agento the shipping station
upon delivery of the matter for shipment.
I'd. In all cases of stock or other matter in
tended for shipment to either of the said Fairs,
the particular Fair for which the same is de-
signed to be shipped must be stated. ,s..ltt.
Sd. Upon all stock and other matter carried
over the Road for exhibition to either of the
said Fairs the regular tarifwin be lepied and
prepayment required, at che station OF ship
ment. In all cases however, where such stock
or other matter shall have been actually and
duly exhibited at the Fair for which it was ex-
pressly shipped, and returned over the Road to
the station from whence it was originally ship
ped, the property o. the shipper in the first in.
stance, then and in such case the freight money
previously collected will be refunded. This
condition, it will be perceived, amounts in fact
to the Free Transportation of all such matter
as shall have been duly and fairly exhibited at
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Sentence of Reform School Incen-
diaries.

BosroN, Oct 25.-The Westboro Reform
School boys, who pleaded guilty to the set
ting on fire of the school bailding, have been
sentenced as follows:- Creadon to three
years. Imprisonment, Simpson to two yea rs
and six months, Kenney and .Quinlan to
two years. ta4
The marriage of the son of J. Il. Beals, of
the Boston Post, to Miss Simmons, daughter
of George W. simmons, proprietor of Oak
Hall, took place here to-day. -. Z
Archibald Foster, Esq, was has filed the
position Of Vice Consul to Brazil, for thirty
two consecutive years, has been promoted to
the station of Honorary Consul, in consider
alton Of the fat hful services performed by
him.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.


-
THURSDAY, Oct. 27.
.,...... ARRIVED. -s.u
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Balti-
more. . ,.atf
Steamer Georgana, from Baltimore, bound
to Richmond, put in to Samuel Elliott.
Bark Decota, Besse, Of Boston, arrived
from City Point to load for Havana, to Rob-
bins & Battley.
Schr VIM r. Perrin, Thomas, East River
county, propuce to master.
Schr G. A. Finley, Lightfoot, fan Smith
field, with 200 bushels of corn, 300 bushels
B Peas and sundries to master. ~
Schr J Is Urguhart, Adams, fm Smithfield,
500 bushels e Peas and sundries to mas.
ter. t
Schr St. Cloud, Gwaltney, I'm SmithGeld,
bound to Richmond, put in to finish loading
to master. ~
Schr Malvina. Dexter, fin Warwick, with
lumber to E Tanis. ..' sr. 49, -
Schr Romp, Mayo, loaded with bomb
shells from Old Point, bound to New Haven,
put in to discharge part of her freig ht, hav-
ing discovered that she was loaded too deep,
to d F Keeling. Et@
s Sloop Whisper, Comedian, Chuchatuck,
100 bushels corn, 80 bushels meal, rs bushels
Peas and sundries to master.
Il HAMTON ROADS. - So. .+
Ship Argo, Ballard from Jarvis islands,
with Guano for orders to Cha's Reid.
The Argo reports having spoken in long.
l60 West, lat. 70 l0' South, the ship War
dere rof New York, IS. days from San Fran
cisco. bound to Maiden Islands, the Capt
wanted to be reported.
On the 22d spoke ship Helen. McGaw
stearing South East, was about 300 miles
from Cape Henry, with that point bearing
about W. s. W. ~.
On the Esd spoke Brig Col. Penneman just
outside the capes, the Brig was from jack
sonville bound North.
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COMMERCIAL.

COMMnpcJAI $500
DiA. = - - A.
LIvERPooL, Oct. l7.-Cotton-Sales for
two days l6,o 600 bales.
Breadstutfs quiet aud steady. PROVISIONS
dull.
Consols 96aSols:
The American Minister had been courte,
ously received az fekln, anu II was eXpectsu
hat he would send nome the treaty py the
next mail.
TWAS believed that the 'Ureat Eastern
would sail on the z4tn INST, whicn may De
relied upon as being quite certain tnlng'
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UNDER THE NATIONAL II aTEL,
TO THE LADIES.

FUKS, FU RS, FURS. -
M e are now opening the most splendid as.
w sortment of Ladies' and Misses + U S
ever offered for sale in this city; the IN
weather is now piercing cold and the 4AA
wise ones predict long and extremely cOld
winter, now's the time to furL ish yourselves
with a handsome set of FURS, an article in.
dispensible for health and comfort, and the
most useful and fashiona BILE OF Lady's Ward
robe. Call early and make selection at the
Temple of Fashion.
r II STEVENS Practical Halter
&C % No. 7, Market Square.
TOR ID A s VEG ETABLE COUGH
CANDY-Still continues 10 be in great de-
mand. The sudden changes IN the weather
having produced Coughs aud Colds. This
Candy has done the office of skilful physician
and cured scores oc2l
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t.. As PU RE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.

OhlO CAIAW BA b Il "A DH.
OHIO Gaia VIDA BRANDY.
Ohio Catawba Brandy.
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.
Distilled by 8. N. PIX E, Ohio.
Distilled by S. ". PIKE, Ohio
DISTILLED BY S. N. PIKE, OHIO.
DISTILLED BY s. N. PIKE, OHIO
From the Pure Juice Of the GRAPE.
From the Pure Juice ofhe GRAPE.
From the Pure Juice of the GRAPE.
From the Pure Juice of the GRAPE.
Analysed by Distinguished Chemists
Analysed by Distinguished Chemists
Analysed by Distinguished Chemists.
:, Analysed by Distinguished Chemists
For Family and Medicinal use.
For Family and Medicinal use.
For Family and Medicinal use. ....
For Family aud Medicinal use. .-.-
.s SIX. II. r.. REARDON,
T.. X. REARDON,
SOLE AUTHORIZED AGENT
Dealer in fine Wines, Liquors, Groceries dc.
Dealer in fine Wines, Liquors, Groceries dc.
The above superior article is packed in cases
of doz. Quart Bottles. They retail at Al 25
each. Satisfactory profit allowed the retailers.
W For full certificates, apply to Agent,
" So-5h NO. b, Roanoke Square.
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The Train carrying stock and other matter
for the State Fair at Petersburg will leave Nor
folk at $3.50 A. M. Monday the 3lst October
Returning will leave Petersburg Monday the
lst November at 7.30-A. M.
The Train carrying stock and other ma tier
for exhibition at the Seaboard Fair will pass
down the road Monday the 7th November leay-
ing Petersburg att 80 A. M.
The Train carrying stock and other matter
for the Nansemond FAIR will pass down the
road leaving Petersburg Monday the oath day
of October at 80 A. M.-and up the road the
following day leaving Norfolk at 6,30A M.
The foregoing schedule of trains win take
the place Of the Freight Trains as they now
run-for the period merely which they embrace
that is from the Gath October till the 7th No
vember,
A special Train W i'll leave Suffolk at5P NJ,
for Norfolk Wednesday and Thursday the
26th and 9th OF October In ordee to accommo-
date visitors to the Nansemond Fair from Nor
folk, Portsmouth and vicinity. 81
WILLIAM MALONE,
&C 10 tI0Noy. EAg'i aid Sup't.
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New York Markets.

\ Ew YORK, Oct. 26.-Flour- market
beavS, Sales $500 bbls. at yesterdays
beat is dull; quotations ncminally la2c.
is very dull and prices nominal.
lis trim; sales of Mess at $3.50;
ky-Is dull at 2ss2S1s cents.
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NORFOLK CITY BOOK BIND ER Y

HAVING purchased the establishment of A
Ii Lemuel Adams, ard made large additions
to the stoch we are now prepared to do BIND
ING in all its branches, with neatness and des-
patch. Being determined to merit the patron
age of the citizens of Norfolk and vicinity, we
guarantee to give entire satisfaction in all ca
SEES. CLARK & WALTERS.
oc Sly Hill street, next to Rloodgood's.
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Auction Sales.
Sergeant's Sale of Ready Made
Clothing, Dry Goods &C.

CIOLnIhS, Dry GOODS DC.
TN Richmond Hastings Court Oct. 18th, 1859.
i Kent, Paine & Co, Plaintiff; Us. ]. NJ. Lewis,
Deiendent. Attachment returned "Levied Sept.
10Th, 1889, on five cases Merchandise, said to be
the property OF the Defendant, J NJ Lewis.
THOS. J. CORPREW, S. C. N"
1t is ordered that the Sergeant of the city of
Norfolk make sale of the effects levied on under
said attachment; and in obedience to said order
l shall sell at the Auction House of Moore
& Co, on TUESDAY the 9Th day of November
1883, at ii O'Clock A. M, Five cases of Mer-
chandize consisting of Ready Made Cloth
Ing, Dry Goods, Hats, Carpeting, Cloths,
Cashmeres &c. Terms Cash. -
THOS. J. CORPREW, Sergeant.
&C 26.tds J. j. MOORE & co, Auciioneers
III copyl
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r defy the world to produce better BOOTS or
J. SHOES than will make for all those who
may be disposed to patronise me. 1t matters
not what kind may be wanted, the finest Pump
Sole, or heavy hunting Boot; all made in man.
ner which viii ensure satisfaction. Give me
CALI. A DAVIS,
oc 20 "A Church street
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DANCING SCHOOL.

DROF. JOHN L. BAKER, respectfully
i announces to the citizens of Norfolk and
the vicinity. that he will open Dancing az
School at JOhnsOn's A IN b y "a
Room, on the LIST October next, provided MT
forty Scholars can be obtained. All the stTA
latest and most fashionable Dances will be
taught, including the Lancers, Caledonian
Quadrilles, American and German Quadrilles,
&c.
Glasses on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY of
each week, from to O'Clock in the afternoon
for Ladies, Misses and Masters, and from to
~ O'Clock at night TOR Gentle men.
The highest testimonials from gentlemen of
high responsibility in Virginia and elsewhere
will be given.
Persons wishing to take lessons will find him
at the above named place on Mondays and
Wednesdays from five to six o'clock, P. NJ.
He can also be found at C. Halls Book Store.
TRANSFER Session of twenty.four Lessons
$1,000.
U3- The Ladies are requested to meet at
the Assembly Rooms on Friday evening at o..
clock, and the Gentlemen att 8. Sc 24-4w
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LAT EST N Z VS..
Arrival of the Persia.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Nothing New from. Italy,

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Nothing New from Itnly.
New YORK, Oct. 26. The steamer Persia
from, Liverpool with advices to the 18th inst,
arri+ed here this morning.
The steamers New York and Borossia ar
rived out on the 18th. s,
fhe rumors from Zarlch relative to the
conference were Contradictory. One re-
port says treaty will soon be signed, and
that the European Congress would shortly
Assemble.
I The American Consul at Leghorn has had
his Sxequator Withdrawn.
LONDON MARKETs.-.Barings circd lar
quotes Wheat generally closing with an ad-
vancing tendency, and prices have advanced
Is per quarter. Sugar was firm. Coffee
heavy and all qualities slightly declined. =
Rice is firm. "a
American Securities are slow Of sale but
prices are unaltered. s-s g.-
The money market was slightly easier.
Consols closed at 95Aa95X for money and
So for account. Bullion in the Bank OF Eng
land has decreased 1854 900. sis Il.
COMMERCIAL ADvICES. q
n Liverpool Cotton Market.-Sales Of the
week, 70, 900 bales, including $500 bales to
lpsculators, and IL 500 for export. Fair
land Middling qualities have improved Liza
Ad. Good qualities are scarce, and sundry
continues unsaleable. Sales of Friday esti-
mated at 10000 bales, of which 1000 bales
were taken for speculation and export. The
market closed firm. New Orleans fair IA
cents; Middling 7-l6; Mobile fair 71ad; Mid.
dlidg III; Uplands fair ~; Middling IL
l8d. Stock in port, 536, 200 bales, of which
-4l0, 900 bales are American.
Breoastufs.-The Liverpool breadstufts
market had declining tendency. Flour was
declining, the advance reported by the An
glo-Saxon having been lost. Richardson,
spence &Co, quote American Flour 25s. 6da
27s per Dbl. Wheat also has a declining
tendency and prices we're lower, the adv ance
having been lost-Sales of red at % 3da9s
Sd; white 9s6dalls per GENITAL. Corn was
also tending lower-yellow 6sa6s I'D; white
Is 3da7s Cd.
Produce Market. Sugar closed firm.
Coffee quiet. a@
Rice firm and all qualities slightly. advan-
ced. I.
Rosin steady and prices easier, though
quotations are unchanged. Sales at As ida
As Sd. &
Spirits Tnrpentine closed dull at 35sa36s
closing at the lowest rate. y
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To Travellers.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
rK- On and after Monday next the
- 9th inst, the Steamer E COFFEE
Will leave her wharf In Norfolk at half past 6
O'CLOCK, every morning as follows:
Monday. Wednesday and Friday for Eastern
Thursday two trips to Old Point and Hampton. .
On Thursday evening she will leave at o.
clock, instead of O'Clock, as heretofore.
The Coffee will touch at Portsmouth, Old
Point and Hampton, going and returning on
se3 80 P McCARRlCK, Captain.
To Northern and Eastern Travellers
via Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
Road and Bay Line.
xKA The new and splendid Steamers
- - LOUISIANA and ADELAIDE,
with unsurpassed accommodations of State
rooms and Saloons, will run regularly between
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Baltimore; leav.
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolk, every evening,
Sunday excepted) at 81 o'clock, P. M, and
Portsmouth on the arrival Of the Southern Cars
as follows:
The LOUISIANA, Captain Geo. w. Russell, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. s.4
The ADELAIDE, Captain James Cannon, on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY; arriving
in Baltimore in time for Passengers to take the
early Trains North and West. ..l
ny this arrangement, connection will be
made In New York with the Sound Boats for
Boston, and the Steamboats, and Railroads to
M Throngh Tickets to be obtained on board
for Washington, Philadelphia and New York
apis W. A. LOWELL, Agent
SUMMER ARRANGEME NT.
Il u
SBABoARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD Cor. .
Portsmouth, Va, April 18th, 1859.
NJOTICE.-CHANGE OF HOUR.--On and
IN after M o N d A Y,the 18th instant the
Trains of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
will leave the Station foot of North street. at
6x O'Clock, A. NJ, for Weldon and the South
Passeng ers are requested to procure Tickets
at the Office before the Train starts An ad-
ditional charge will be made WI en- the fare is
collected in the Cars. fb.5 r 2 :
A. WORRALL, Superintendent
ap l6-tf - -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
STEAMSHIP LINE OF Packets
FOR PHILADELPHIA. q "
: EVERY WEDNESDAY AT IL Q CLOCK,
A@k A.. M. HRA
AAA& ~ sFs ~
TNHE Union Steamship Co.'s Steamers City
l. OF Richmond. Capt. MITCHELL; PENN
sylvanfn, Capt. TEAL, and Virginia, Capt.
KELLY. ,-a-.s. :!
One of these Steamships will leave Higgins
wharf Norfolk, for Philadelphia, every Wednes-
day at IL O'Clock, A. M. until further notice.
+ Passage $6, berths and meals included.
For freight or passage IS & ZAP aPgly to -.
Higgins wharf, Norfolk,
N. Bone of these Steamers will leave Phil.
adelphia every Wednesday at A. M. ss
myth -