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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
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In the rBird,illc Union" of the lith inst. notice
an editorial dcnouncing certain publications in the
Dallas Herald, as f,lsehoods, &c. It is known TO
A. G. Walker the editor Of the said Union and the
rc,ders of the Dallas Herald that during the last
of June or the LIST Of this month, there was short
publication over the signature Of f. Boon Now if that
is one Of the publications referred to, will inform
the editor Of tho Union that can and will substan-
tiatc every statement made in said publication, by us
GOOD men as my in this State and will produce the
proof Whenever necessary furthcrs state, that old
4. G. Walker is liar, dog, rogue, a swindIer,
and coward, and is not responsible for what he pub
fishes in his doggerOl sheet and that old A. O.
Walker has been engaged with a set Of lying horse
thieves in using my name p his lying, filthy sheet,
and refuses to give their names,
And now Mr. Walker l wish to inform you anu
all othera TO whom this may apply, that hold myself
personally responsible for every assertion made IN inc
above communication, and if you wish Satisfaction
you can have a showing any time. J. BOON,
July 2lst 1859.
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OnIrUARY.

Departed this llis, on the goth ut, at his residence
In johnson county, In the idth yearoi hisase' Judge
e, WREN.
The deceased was an intelligent anl enierprlsing
citizen, aud was highly c,leohed cor his many noble
qualities of both the head aud heart, His Judgment
Was very correct In is decisions OF right aud wrong
and his generous soul espoused the cause OF truth
,ith fenrlcssness and zeal which won the admiration
of all her lovers while error In whatever form Il
appeared, received that robuEc and condemnation
which called forth the n,eetiyes Of is Noiarles,
Although an approaching dissolution vas visible, u
nj. many syppathsingfri somu monlhs previous,
aud their minds were somewhat prepared for the re-
sult vet the announcement Of his death produced a
,hoci Ia tho community from which il will be some
time reeoyeriag and sent thrill ofgeT 10 the hearts
Of his afflicted family.
In the death of Judge w. his disconsoato widow
has lost an afectUnatc husband his bereayed child
rem devoted father the county an enterprsing citl-
zen and society an exemplary member
large concoursc of mourning friends accompanied
the remains to the bier around which they assembled
aud performed the last sad AMI solemn rites 10 tal-
len fellow MORTAL fallen in obedience to the ineSor-
able decree Of an Omnipo,ent God. "Dust thou art
and unto dust thou shalt return" FRIEND
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

ESy~ Mr. T. W. Hunt of this place, has placed up
on our table an ear of Prolific Corn, which appears
to Us to cunain the most compact, regular and per-
feet grains that we have ever seen. We took the
trouble to count the grains and found on the ear over
500 well formed grains all large aud perfect and not
odcfGctiyc Que in the lot. We do not know whether
this is above or below the average, but have been in
formed That il il above Mr.. Hunt also placed before
us small sample Of meal made from the above corn,
which for whiteness, exccs any meal We have ever
seen. We wish We had several bushels Of it Our
farmers, we think would do well to supply themselves
with this corn at seeding time, in preference 10 the
quality that is planted here. 1t costs no more to
raise it, and the yield is far above the general aver
age that it would pay to plant We are informed that
the yield from gain is about an average OF 1--WE
ears, or from one grain of corn you get $500.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

FRIGHTFUL LIAP,-on Monday night, young
eutlemau Of this county, Mr.. Whitfield in state Of
unambulisn, eaped from the window in the third
slory of the st. Nicholas hotel upon the pavement
below. He was comparatively uninjured, and when
3jcovered still asleep and did not awake until
his friends aroused him by lifting him into the hotel
Iiis is one Of the most remarkable cases of somnam-
lu ism on recer4--iI. had voted during the day for
Gen Houston, must have been troubled in his
cams, and hence took the perilous leap, The most
,arkabc part Of it all is that he was not killed in
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TeaCEaeP's Meeting.

TINE last Saturday in August has been agreed upon
i as the most appropriate day for the teachers
meeting by the undersigned All the teachers of the
county are respectfully requested to attend business
of great importance the general cause of education,
will then be discussed. The objects of the meeting
will be to adopt uniform system OF text books
for common schools, and for the purpose Of forming
q permanent Teachers Association.
HENRY w. COLT, WIN. HARRIS,
II PEAK. W. R. SMITH,
L. H. PENNINGTON, N P MOSS.
Dallas, Aug. LIST, 1S59-.5-f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

III District Court commenced it, Summer Term
ut this place on Monday last Court was called at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, the jurlea organized, aul then adj
ourned until tho next day, Ia order TO give the SOW
creisu-a chance to participate in the election, We
notice several a.tOrniea in town from the surround
ing couniica, We believe the docket for this Term
is pretty heavy, aud court will probably be in session
all Of three weeks.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE
L. r. CRUTCKEIELB Proprietor.

J;Iv 2s.-J II Peery, GAINESVILLE;
July 27.-L Stiles Houston DeBray, Auetin; VIM
al-ton, Gaudaiupe
July2s.B " Branart oswege, n " J Steenboeok, San
A. Ynio VI c Dawes, Aals; Paderlnn5 do.
ly 3J.-I l. Aeets, Ark; 3 A Elhin Collin co; P F
% oins, Won Zands co; Moore, Lexington Ky; Johnson
r.e do; A WORRIES, MISSOURI john cCue Mckinney;
81, @ Purns Mo; W FinIey, No. .H---.s -
irly Sl-W Hanks Tenn; W W Wethored, Paris; Geo.
tg &c \ Stanley, Jeferson Norris Hogrsrd, do; NJ
a. q MARSHALL " Harris Seguni John Colley, Port La
5 Jas Tucker, Uvslde; Bradshaw, waSahachi; T
!. iss--out Iowa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

H3y1 Attention is called to the advertisement Of 1t.
G. 3. Cosby, of the Cd U. s. Cavalry, at Camp Coop
or Offering reward of $500 for the apprehension o!
swo deserters from the Army, who took with them
two horses and the accourcmens.
We also draw attention to the advertisements Of W
". Peak & Bro. Among ether things they want
Wheat, pretty plentiful article in this region
meeting of the Teachers Of Dallas county is call
q, for the last Saturday in this month See adyor-
q ement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

The DALLAS HIGH SoMooL.--Wc are requested by
M II. W. Colt, to state that, having consulted the
wishes of parents, whose children are pupils in the
obove Institution, and being convinced that yaca-
ion in August would be preferable to one in Scptem-
er he has concluded TO discontinue the exercises of
he school till the lst September. For further par
cuars of the School, see advertisement in another
DUNN
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The DaEEas Nigh School.
MALE AND FEMALE.


TIHE 1st session commences in the Masonic Hall,
l. on the 1st Of September, and closes the lst OF
February. The Cd session then commences, and
closes the LIST of July There will be q vacation of
one week at Christmas.
The price of tuition for each pupil per session is,
for primary studies, $40, intermediate, $l6j clas-
steal scientific and ornamental, $50 payable Mt the
close of the term. The $40 studies are photography,
reading, writing, primary arithmetic, and primary
geography. The $15 studies are arithmetic aud &C.
ography continued, English grammar, elementary al
zebra, natural philosophy, chemistry, history moral
philosophy, evidences of christianity, and English
composition. The $50 studies are Latin, Greek and
French, algebra, geometry, trigonometry plain and
spherical, surveying, ancient geography, astronomy
mythology and landscape drawing. fee of fifty
cents will be charged fox each pupil Ioi Incidental ca
pensas 80,
Tuition will be charged from date of entrance till
close ofsesson no deduction being made for absence
oxccnt in cases of proraoed sickness Tuition paya.
bic ut the end of the session, :.
There will be exercises in elocution and composition
every Friday afternoon.
At the close of each month, reports will be furn-
ished to parents showing the number of absent days.
the scholarship, and the general behavior Of every
pupi with his or her relative standing in school.
Strict discipline will be enforced in the school room,
and each scholar will be furnished with printed
copy of the rules. ne.
At the close Of each session there will be public
examination, and distribution of prizes OF merit.
Parents living at distance who wish to patron'ze
the High School can obtain good boarding accommo-
dation for their children in town at moderate rates
The principal is very anxious 10 obtain adrGnced
scholars his special attention will be given to boys
preparing for collegiate course, and he Will mt them
for the sophomore class of any college in the country
The terms of tuition as advertised do not spply to
parents who notify the principal at the time of their
children enter school that they are unable to pay
In such cases he viii draw tuition from the school
fund as provided by law.
' HENRY W. COLT, Principal.
Dallas Texas, Aug lst, 1859-6:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

~ Prof Howard closes his school on Friday
next with another Fancy Dress Party. Tho ladies
generally are invited to attend. general turn out
IF the young folks is expected Mr.. Howard tenders
his thanks to his numerous friends for their liberal
ipport and patronage, and will be happy to see his
rcndg on Friday night at his dancing saloon. Dis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
THE STATE OF TEXAS, .

County, OF DALLAS,
TO anu I1tctul et' or Of sad county, Creating,
ET APPEARING to me from the affidavit of
4 Benjamin c. Kirby. that W A. Kinghead is
a nonresident Of the State Of Texas. You arc
hereby commanded to summons the said W. A.
Kirg6ead by publication in the Dallas s, Herald
Justice of the Peace in ard for said county ct
Dallas Precinct No 5, at my Office on.tbe 2Ith
day of August 1859, between the hours Of ten
O'Clock A. NJ and two o'clock P. NJ. OF said Day
10 answer the complaint of the ssid Benjamin =
Kirby, On plea Of debt due by account herein
fail not and due return LAS he as tas law directs,
given under ny hand Crs lst Gay Of August,
1889
JAMES THOMAS.
Justice q The pez's.
Mr. " a Kinghead -ou viii take notice aad
appear accordingly.
Executed by cgdsriug publication i the Dali
lss fHgai5 this Isl daya. August lc5s.
1OfsS = C0RC0RAN,
- f-#-st-17- fi-d-r-.ff "
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Piano for sale.
Sugar ltHili f0r sale.
LEST Certificates.

have lost tho following Land Certificates, viz Ono
l issued 20 John NJ. Patterson, for $40 acres OF
land. No I, issued on the 18th day Of December
1856, by the District court Of Ellis county another
issued to Daniel Rogers, for $40 acres Of land, by the
Distriut court of Kaufman county, al the fall term
1885, No, 81 and another No. ~, issued to William
smith, ON tho 18th day of April 1850, for 800 acres
of and II the above certificates are not found with
in the time prescribed by law, shalt apply to the
proper Department for duplicates of tho same.
d. p. FEARRlS,
July %. ls6a--l9D Ellis couR'y, TtTas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
Mt. Prairie Institute.

We had the pleasure of attending the examination
Of the Mt Prairie students, under the direction Of
lie principal, Rob. Smith and his accomplished lady.
0uite large concourse was in attendance, and gave
rct attention to the interesting exercises of the
dsv. We have seldom seen more orderly, wcll.be-
, ed set of children than those under the careful
raning of Mr.. Smith. As an entire school, they all
81 uitted themselves handsomely 1t gives pleas
ar to note the proficiency Of Miss Emma VIM jr and
ST ster Dan Bachmau in the Multiplication table :
Ne lter Merrill in 1st Arithmetic Miss Sarah Mooney
ham and Master Tom Merrill in lst English Grammar:
and the entire class of I'd English Grammar. Sd Eng
sh Grammar consisted of.Alice West, Martha VIM,
Enna VIM, ST., and Miss Willburn. The advanced
cqss in Mathematics evnced the most decided appre-
oon of that noble SCIENCE aud acquitted themselves
With distinction. r.a Ia
plentiful repast was provided by the good people
Of he prairies, who are famed for such things Eve
~ patron of the school seemed delighted, and We
wish Mr. Smith and lady the highest success in the
good work that engages their attention
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

Hss@ We would respectfully request our farmers to
rnish us with statements of the average crops Of
eat rye, oats, corn, &C., raised in this county the
3sent season. We wish to publish such statements,
they will be of interest, not only to our county
~ but also, to those about to emgrate to our eoun
By. We know that Dallas will compare flyorably
h any county in this section and wish to produce
no figures.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

B-5- We met in town yesterday, Hon. =, IT, Won
ircss, Judge Of the 18th Judicial District, TheJuigc
has many warm friends in this Section who Will be
pleased to learn that he Is in excellent health,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

KY The weather continues hot and aultry. There
nave been csess;onsl indications Of rain within the
past week, but not drop has fallen The sand is
letting so hot that it is uncomfortable to walk the
3.rcets Oh, for coed shower to coo! the parched
earth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
prosplor's Now Man on Texas.

4 NV or these nirii new mirs fmuhd iI thHils. ~.
lrssief, Cde nfaurhismau ~ M uftri iaud 0hca a. Aus
un, beautifully ,oa.i and ulri, designed expressly o.
tsnlluf uoln nHl olcr A Goa sale ~ r isfftld az
nee. Price, % co. Cq'h. u O. admitted hy all ha is d t7
most correct msp 81 a. ever pulpl. Th1a1 Wlahnf one
should call rifly 10 iltr5 ast bat 60 uu baud,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

Il. ii.it exemplary olulaeirf
tlfuehom hor trof oslsenos. Hho was The ioy all
aiiy of msny hoadi and htr death cane Ike shock
10 ihoni. liut Wo arc oomhried Ny The assurance
That Doe Is n Heaven and that there We may agan,
when done with lih, rtltn her. A short tme before
lcrdoath sha s,l IL the writer III dohoi fear DEATH
anil ws htfo the consolation of knowing that she do
parted In peace God grant her rest -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
NEyy ADVERTISEMENTS

7 OST-I have lost two Land Scrips, Tor 6 10 acres
u each Nos. II and u, issued by Edward Clark,
Commissioner of Claims on the 4th day of March,
1852 to the Buffalo Bayou Braao3 and Colorado Rail
road Company. If not found within the time prescr-
bed by law, will apply to the proper department for
duplicates W, II. WITT
Dallas, Aug. Sd, 1S59-50t.
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HO every orc that tilirstcth. Let
HIM come and drink.

TINE undersigned has opened, in the house -
/ formerly ocsupisd by II. Airsh, ESQ, tEEs:
on the South East Corner Of the Public
Square, selected stock Of LIQUORS, which he
offers TO sell foT cash consisting in part Of Old Bour-
bon, Rye. and Daey's Valley Whistles French, Ap-
pie and Peach Brandies, Champagne, MadtiTa, Gin
GER Claret ana Port Wines, Porter, East India Ale,
French Cordials, Cidsr Lemon Syrup, brady PEACH
es and Cherries Pickles snd Preserved FApiis Of ey-
ery kind all CT which be warrants 10 be IS COCA and
pure as any market con 0rod~ce II -Et-t ne
public 10 an exenllnss JH Il LIS slc1a
June u 653-bZ.d Be- t~-e.
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YsAsRcfMG, MaERCImG!

A Ill those who arc indebted to me for dancing les.
n sons, must positively settle up. mean what !
say. T. IL ho"AhD
August 3D. 1959-5:1t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

TTsvIyG understood t5st a report is N circulation
L I thar have OF am a5o1t 70 close the 81 NlcHo-
rs Hors1, n Dallas wiiicli prluouace b2ss talss-
boud but 70 tas contrary, al prepared 70 aSoo1a
-rodate al who naay give ne 4 call bass IN CO..
rssti0n with -ie H5zss. rev stab.s ard pls-fr %
f-aEs. osfitl. &c n DAbNA4il', --fqp'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

To those who enjoy Good Smoke, would re
commend the celebrated Virginia RIii&:atcE Tobao-
co, prepared expressly for the Powhat4n Pipe small
lot Of which have just received direct from ole OF
the Second Families of Virgini2.
L N. SFACKPOLE.
n B.-No connection is claimed with the tobacco
used by the :" first families
Dallas, May 4th., 1659.-44.tf.
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~ LL1IINlN-


4irrffF fliN tiHI| 4 Nlffff if'ls Z.
.sfti ie d. III ~ III ~ 80 II 'iSfsf
Infni WFaIfNf lin no. tI4lhAi dfrs l.si q
shIe In iia i.sa aa1 ma. ~ ifi1 aalIs fsssssfI
ila 10 antrDl IN lha hfH 80 "A hfAnai ai1fass
A. yrSrfns. 90 o4 i. les
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

I'VE WATERPROOF Of the best remedies known
/ For sale by W. w. PEAK s. BRO.
RFOUTH WASH, certain cure for Scurvy, inila-
WI med gums, liberation of The mouth, and in fact
for ali diseases of The mouth and gums. For sale by
W. W. PEAK s BRO.
yKTHEAT, WHEAT, WHEAT. 900 bushels want
w ed by ". W. PEAK & BRO.
VIZ W. PEAK * BRO, would say to those atlct-
w ed with chHlS and fever, that they arc manu-
featuring bitter which is certain cure, reference
can be given on application, to those who have used
IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

Oak Tanned. Stretched Leather, > t
vulcani:cd Rubber ! aud & ply. all
drant Hose, and Coupling, Lace Leaf
Punches and Pate1t S,ccl hand iatt
genie tor MILLER. WINGAfE L =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
TO Ssscep Raisers.

N1OFFATT's Pills and PhGajr Biters--O good
vi supply for sale by W. W. PEAK & co.
4 LII Of DR.. D Jayne s Sons Medicines, for sale
"A by W. w. PEAK & co.
DTLL'S and Guysott's SGraGpGrilla--n large lot,
ID for sale by W. W. PEAK & co.
% Gross of Hollands German Filters, for Dya
% pepsa and all comp ints of the Liver for sale
by W. w. IEAk Y CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

STAPLE g. FANCY DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar, Molosses, Soda, Raisins, Mackcrcl
PORTER And .ALE,
Almonds, Cream Tartar, CranberrieS, Oysters,
Candy, Sardmes, Lamp Oil, Blasting Powder, &C.
mcnt, Turpsptinc, Paints and Oils, Camphor, Race
Ginger Alum, Nader, Coppers, Churns, Zinc wash
boads Well Buckets, Wash-tubs, Tn-warc, Vinegar,
Castor Oil, saddlery. Side Saddles, Ztock Saddles
LEA TW Ere.
Hog-skns, Boot top Skins Enameed Leather, Bug
ry Whips, Brass Ornaments.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE.
Hardware, Tools, Window Glass, Bar and Slab Iron,
Mouse Traps, Hollow augors, Wash Kettles, Spikes
and fencing nails Cast Steel. Waldons Grain
Blades, Hoop and band Iron, Wood Saws.
CLOYiIIN'G, BOOTS .f.ND SHOES,
Stationery, School Books. For the Ladies' hayea
nice asso rtmcnt of Dress Goods,
staple and Fancy.
Silk Berages and Tissues, Lawns, Robes, Ginghams,
Muslins Taretons, Kid Gloves, Parasos, beautiful
assortment. Ladies' Hosiery, Damask, Napkins. Jet
Necklaces and Bracelets Bonnets, Embroidered Silk
Beautifers. yHarsetliS Collars and Slesres. very
handsome. Bibbons, Lace, Calicos in abundance.
All the above Goods, and many more too numerous
to mention. offer at fair prices for Cash, reason
able time to prompt customers.
L. ~ sTACKPoLE.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-28
THE DAY BOOK.
81, s.MoNDAY EVENING, NOV. 2s.

A NOBLE ANIMAL FOR SALE.-A man
IN Wisconsin has horse which he wish :
rs to sell. If the animal actually possess
SEES all the desirable qualities set forth in
the owners scriptural advertisement, he
must be worth more than King Richard
for horse on a trying occasion. Here
is an extract from the advertisement
Thou canst trust thy neighbor to him,
for his strength is great.
Thou canst bind him with his band in
the furrow; he will harrow the valleys af-
Ter thee.
His strength is terrible, in which he
rejoicetb.
The glory of his nostrils is his pride;
his neck is clothed with thunder
He paweth in the valley, and waxeth
proud in his speed. .
He mocketh at fear, neither turneth he
his back from the hobgoblin.
Lo, now, lie moveth his tail like &C.
dar; his sinews are his cables.
His bones are like strong pieces of
brass; yea, like bars of iron.
He eateth grass like an OK; behold, he
drnketh up river, and trusteth that he
can draw up Jordan in his mouth.
Who can open the door of his face
yet thou canst approach him with bril-
die. His teeth are terrible round about.
l will not conceal his parts, nor his
power, nor his comely proportions.
HE is gentle, he is kind
His tail sticks out behind"
And | want to sell him for something
can pay my debts
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-28
Rowland g. Brothers.

Nos. go, 20 and "a RowIaMd's Wharf,
OFFER FOR SALE
000O BBLS. Virginia, N. c, and Tenn.
OOUO Flour, Family, Extra, Super and
Fine
81 Hhds; Porto Rico Sugar,
900 packages Loaf, Cut Loaf, Crushed, Pow
dsred, Granulated and Coffee Sugars, Of
1900 boxes Brown and Yellow Soap of our
own make, warranted free from inferior
materials.
1000 boxes Whittemore, Jackson and Smiley
Mould Candles.
500 boxes and y boxes Adamantine Candles,
As, IS. and l2s.
1900 sacks Ground Alum Salt.
5000 bus. Turks Island do
200 doZ. Painted Pals, all colors
200 do plain and fancy Brooms
200 bags Buckwheat.
100 boxes Cheese.
300 bbls. Mess and Rump Pork
5000 reams straw, Tag and tea Paper.
As bales Cotton Yarn, ass'd numbers.
800 bags Rio Coffee.
% bags Grain Pepper and Alspice,
SO boxes Ground Pepper
l0o doz Sangers Mustard
10 casks Railroad Grease, suitable for wheels
100 boxes Woods Pearl Starch.
so bundles Wrapping Irvine
Herring's Fire Proof Safes, an .asso, tment
OF sizes at manufacturers prices
SO firkins Goshen Butter.
rs cases Fresh Macaroni oc 9q.lm
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
EAMSHIP LINE OF PACM B;Ts.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EVERY "WEDNESDAY At IL Q CLOCK,
6kkk A M 49,.
THE Union Steams ship Co.'s Steamers City
l. of Richmond. Capt MITCHELL; Penn.
sylvanta. Capt. TEAL, and Virginia, Capt
KELLY.
One of these steamships will leave Higgins
day At 12 O'Clock, A. M. until further notice.
Passage $6, berths and meals included.
For freight or passage, apply to
I CROWELL, Agent,
Higgins wharf. Norfolk,
N. Bone of these Steamers will leave Phil.
adelphia every Wednesday at A. M.