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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-19
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@riber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-19

Set Dteten Mnrten 3etgte er nit lei.
mem etod nod benz 9ii6 bsr Gtuben.
ten. AaeS laGt. nur bic Stubenteu
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Sn benielben 2otale befiubet ID elm
81 d. nnb Muftern. @arfE.
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aller Nrt. SeIepbon 399.
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8ndleus alrutea galbe.

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Gerfauf in allen Gpptbefen.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-19

Sanieubs bon 8beumaitsmns 6dls
len finb bur9 Gimer tnb Mmemb's
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der au fein. ."-nllnb mir seben sic
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-07
Cotton Markets..

New York. April 6.-Cotton-Qulet;
Middling Gulf, SIS middling. 7?s net
receipts none: gross. 1886 bales: exports.
Grea; Britain. 5,249 bales: France. $50
bales; continent, 4.210; forwarded. $50
bales: sales. 1898 bales; spinners. 266
bales: stock. 145.S37 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. II 1873 bales:
exports to Great Britain, 5.24s bales
France. $40 bales; continent. 1851 bales:
stock. 52S.23S bales.
Total so far tls week: Net receipts.
1881 bales: exp ITS. Great Britain. 5.249
bales; france, $50 bales; continent, H.
III bales.
Total since September LIST: Ne, receipts.
4.I99.269 bales; exports. Great Britain.
$50, lCo bales: France. 1856. O93 bales; con-
tnent. l.4s4.S52 bales.
New York, April observation-disclosures
closed quiet and steady; sales. 30 500
bales; April 7,G3: May. 7.67: June. 7.67:
July. 1C9: August. 7.69; September. 7.S4:
OUober. ia; November. IT'S: Dacem
Der, 80; January, 7.25.
New Orleans. April Cotton futures
dull sales, 1900 bales; April. $50: NAV,
I64; June, 76l; July. 100: August. 7.4S:
September, 40: October. 6g7: Novem,
Der, C,95; December, 6.s6; January, 100
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sIaritimc sIisccIInny.

Captain Crowley, of the schooner Sam
uel ii. Sharp. arrived here Sunday and
reports passing the schooner Mabel Rose,
hence for New York, just north of Bar
negat, last Saturday evening with her
lying Jibstay and forestaysail gone
The RISE arrived in New York Saturday
evening.
The tug Defender, of Baltimore arriv-
ed In port from that city Sunday after
noon on her maiden trip. Her owner
and builder Mr.. II. Nj. Spedicn. is
Monumental City. and they are on a
purely pleasure trip. The Defender left
for Old Point yesterday evening and
from there will return t. Baltimore,
where she will be used as a tow boat.
having inspectors license for the Chesa-
peake, It's tributaries. and the Atlantic
coast. She Is n!nety-flve feet In length,
and eighteen feet beam, and has speed
of fourteen miles an hour. Her engines
are of the compound type.
The schooner Carolina, b5und from
Baltimore to this port, with Il cargo of
guano. was run into and sunk last Fri
day nislt just north of Wolf Trap Light
by AN unknown two-mastcd YES. FL
baund North. Captain Connolly and
wife. of the sunken vessel. managed tn
get on the other schooner. The mate
and crew OF the Carolina took to the
small boat and went to Cape Charles.
from which place they came on to Nor
folk.
The tug Little Nell has returned from
Point No Point, having towed the
schooner John Booth to that place The
bow Uf the steamer Lord Lansdowne.
ashore al that place. Is about three feet
out of water.
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& A 4 SEABOARD
zssa 81 = AIR LINE.
ll0RTEST CRyywyy
QUICKEST ROUTE 49, $500, L II
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Texas, California.
no sxrRA FARE cn Any 1RAIn.

70. aoa. --"'rhe Atlanta Special" ioaves
H"ri"ih via Ferry, DAILY, at 1855 nm
t'en,". r"''rm"utii. DAILY. tI2.Oi nf.:bt,
ior S"iiGik Franklin i'",kn. weldon, hen,
d.rson. Raleigh. Southern Pines. Wu5c,l,nr,,
M"nT"' Charlotte, Chester Clinton, Green.
.n"., Ho",Nilis i;iher'"u. Aih.ns. Atlanta
N"4h'ille, Mrn,!hia, S,.lnla Pon-acal.. Teas
MeAic". California S,'iid !.i:Mitrd Train with
F"lini4n bnuet Shoppers and Vrs;ibui,u Cu.cho,
NJ. ti'I"Tho :: A.. l.. Express" leaves
H"riDik, daily, Il: 300 e.In. i.cmves Ports
mouth daily, ni 0.i5 am. for 81, 80.
ronia, a:'d fesdlr'Sn. Mnrlrru-hnIo. Lrv.Istor
:,rr!isn, .ni al Atlantic Coast Line poiu,s Win
Mr'd"n, Als" Cnun.ri'rgai Franklin Mondays
","urN'.'HS AMI FrirayH for landings On t,S river
No. 4v4.-A !ti"v Portsmouth, daily : 10 !. m,
~. - -4irttc Portsmouth daily $50 pm.
For ic&eia baggage cliecLn, sicepiu. CIR re,er.
Nstio"s, etc, apply TO
>" sfV-" jr.. Ph.'r tsi.. IL Main ST.. Norfolk. VI,
'" v H. "hllsr'. 1tt-; .gi, All nigh ST. por,,.,,., "
"'s. vi. Naiir. rrs'. rassr A.i., por,r,oniL W.
b. NJ .ohS, 'ir'-ir",!i'nt end Grusrai a.asxer
v - ''-' EVE ''r"'r' s"rerisend'n rort,ssuL, Va.
II. W. !. CLEVER, IIsTr ss.s=.r.
L. ~. ANDL2S pS, Zeal P.,,'r At
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-07
STRONGER AND HIGHER
This Was the Condition Of the Market at
the Opening, but ReCeded Later.
GRARGERs WERE THE MOST PROMINENT.
Manhattan Advanced on Reports
that Negotiations Were la PRO.
Eress Looking to She Leasing of the
Road to tho New York Centsal-In
Late Trading Early Gains were Lost

New York, April 6.-Speculation at the
Stock Exchange was strong and higher
during the early session and weak and
lower In the late afternoon trading. The
improvement at the start was equal to
1s@2 per cent, Manhattan Tennessee
Coal Colorado Fuel and the Changers
being most prominent In the upward
movement. Manhattan advanced to 1909
on reports that negotiations were pro-
crossing looking to the leasing of the
road to the New York Central. The d.
fectors refused to give any details. Ten
nessee Coal Ilionois Steel and other
iron stocks were In request on the out
look for the trade Tennessee Iron adj
vanced lls to 81, Illinois Steel. rs TO
II, and Colorado Fuel. "a 20 S0A. In
the Industrial group Sugar was con-
spicuous for strength. r.s,ng to llSh
while Tobacco was feverish at SiMIS9.
The unusual methods of the mana cement
OF late have hurt the market for the
stock. and operators are giving IL Il
wide berth. In the late trading weakness
prevailed and the early gains were gene
rally lost. the marke; having been adj
versely affected by the passage of the
Cuban resolutions. Reports or serious
damage to wheat in the Northwes. and
tho continued strength OF sterling cN-
change, the engagement of 100000 gold
for shipment 20 Europe tomorrow, an
nounced early in the dav. singularly
enough had no influence on speculation.
In the reaction Manhattan. the GranGe:s.
Tennessee Coal, Colorado Fuel and
losses. The market closed wax Net
changes show losses of hMlHs. Louisville
and Nashville leading Manhattan gain
ed ss. Tennessee Coal, Ii; Canada South
ern, a. and Lake Shore. -.
Total sales were 1889 shares.
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tents. S3.9o94.25: Minnesota clear. s2.7O@
800; patents, 3.350 20: low extras. s2.25Q
2.S5. Southern flour. dull and steady;
common to fair eNsia. s2.40Gf300: good
to choice. do, S3.00dI3.30
Spot market dull and stronger; No.
red store and elevator seize: afloa,.
S3s4c.
Coyn-|Spots dull and iirmer; No. .
Csc. elevator: 800. ailoat. Options mode
rately active and firmer; May. 3Gc.: July.
37Isc.
Oats-Spo:s quiet and frmer; options
dull May. 251sc. Spot No. 2. 25Ec.: No.
white, 26Ac: mixed Western. 24426,kc:
white, do. 26@2S}sc.
.Best-ouie, and steady; family. $1,000
Q12.Oo: extra mess. S7.5o@SOo. Beef
hams duh. Sli.5odpl5.00. Tlerced beef,
slow and steady: city extra India mess.
sloO0q15.5o.
Cut Meais-Quiet and steady: picked
bellies, 4Sc.; shoulders. 41sc.: hams. S1k
csc.
Lard-Quiet and hrmer; Western
steam. S5.35 asked: city. $500
Pork-Quiet and tirmer: old mess. 5000
@950; new mess. Sl0.00@10.25.
Coffee-Dull. 5@10 points up; May.
S12.45Qil215; July. sl1.75Gl1.S0; Septem-
Der. S1095 December. 5000; March,
5000 Spot rio. duh and steady; No. L,
1870.
Sugar-Raw. firm and quiet; fair re-
filming. 3%c. Refined firm. off A. $3.50
4 l3-l6c.: standard A. 3-l6c.; curt loaf
and crushed. 8 13-16c.; granulated, 3-l6c.
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Southern Fresh FIuits and yepc,,
kleH.

New York. April G.-S;rawberries. Flo
lna. per quart. l5G3oc.; asparagus. North
Carolina. dozen lunches. Sl.50m7. 90:
beet:. florida. crate. Sl.256t1 80; do. do.
per 100 lunches. Si.00G 500: cabbage. do.
ba:rcl-ccatc. S.a0Ir2.75: caui.;iower. do.
basket. $4,000 90; carrots. North Caro-
Ina. 100 punches. tao0m 800: egg nan;
FLORIDA. box. 81 iou go; kale. Norfolk.
barrel si.ioG1-I5; lettuce. Florida. half
barre ha'ke;. El.0nn2 30: do. Charles, III.
usho! basket. soc. a 10; do. Norf, IL. do.
do. 5oc. @:!.0o: pa !s!-y. :I0i..n Carolina.
100 bunahrs. Si.C0Ft,.00: peas. Florida.
crate :l."taii.o0: string beans. do. waN
crate, - "r'i2.0O; DO. dc. ~ nu. crl.n.
sl3oS; 80: sp'-ach. Norfolk. barrel. 81. 90
n i"0: Squash, Flo:iGa. white. crate.
$50; tomatoes, do. carrirf. Sl.IdG,: 80:
do. Key Wes:, carrier. 81 .u0f'::.n DO.
do. ESQ soc; potatoes. Florida. So juT, : 90
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1,s.AvEr.r,,.,,, ,.,,, :. :.
1 1s.A :, cs,ng.
No. 0LDDOA|NINSIEHNSRIp
90 GVRPAaI

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE !. ri ~,
l p 10 ,..ss lrom Mosfoii; DAILY at
ig Z IA FRlDAlss aitessi 3 NJ
ions r. NJ Passenger ac:
Fare. in1cinidins meals and state
Fare. round trip limited .'ii; 10 ihlrtys soa
Fey tiai,iis ana reservation g 100
c Il ssfsSa l pNsh Is w jsags
TiMH scMG fHYnH 'e SF hf sTE n%Gsss!pS
Nor IAN I,, hnray. Aeeomack. Enoia
For UP PoISTAt s go ana GiG lsiS
Norfolls. Mt 100 and iI:3o a. m. ma and M'a a!ad
D. Fur MGn%dMay yo 5s;oe & II TIE sna 400
S:f5 p m; Bay Line, 1880 u m. and 400
FoR f%SrEssWR Pohr Is 1S;Ss ana sS5 p
2:l5 p. M Say is line Wharf 1frt at a.
ui FSh e1Es asr s4Hn Spy WARE pIvrns
WI whaT n,a at , $50 M. Portsmouth. s:l5 ..
E FSR p EEAGk; Poaposf fsS's Aap s. sns 81;
nssdsy i ann trasy W AZ Sac Monday Ws
mouth. s;45 a. m; Bay Line 4 wha ;; ,PSrts-
i' For a. ''V SrS a m; returning next day'
Thursday ana SATURDAY, frrNonE1RCGoTuesday.
N, mar IN at g;So a. m; Portsmouth,. s:1s
III Tn 9ay LE,ins; eMorfolk. a M 0.,' =.
~ Somfohk-At p. m: Portsmot,f,,< S S.1o
{. II. II, '''"ec'ihg at Suffolk with 81 ana and
Freight for Mathews, Back poo,a.,.
must mnre DO Sg n,ena IA and Nansemond riVers
NORTH CARoLINA D1vIsro,,
m rner,s n ~ and W. b. L:NSteamer I A,Sr
C' Mo ,ehves Norfolk for Washngton II
r. r.. M NJ; carrSing freight and na sys at
Pmnso" snh 80 and points on the Tar'
:, Freight for Ncwbern. NJ roo.,u,
AZ and 5. r. II. Depot. ~ received at
Ali f's scb.d 1Sfelved daily except Sunday,
out notice. " change with.
NJ. b. CRowEL1, ar.n.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-07
Produce.

Southern Frult-Bananas. 75c.@Sl25
per bunch: oranges, Messina. $780, CO.
coanuts, 1915 per bag OF 100: Lemons.
s2.3oq3 800; Northern apples. s4.DOQs5.Oo.
Northern cabbage. S2.75 per sugar bar
rel: Florida cabbage new. So per crate.
Turnips. sl.25Q1.50: sweet potatoes
Hayman's. S.75m2: yellow, S2I2.25; red,
Sl;ooMl.25: onions. s1.75 parsnips $3.50;
celery. so &c. a stalk: carrots. sl.75.
Pouitry-Chicliens old. 25@30c.; spring
chickens, none on market.
Esgs-Whoesale. 10c. per dozen.
BeeswaN-2Gdi &c per pound.
lruck-lrish potatoes: Eating pota.
toes. soc. @S100 per bag.
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Arrived Out Frum NorroIk md Scw
port News.

Scilly. April 5.-Passed steamer Sean
dia from Newport News and Norfolk
New York. April 5.-Schooners c. c.
Wehrum. from Bermuda Hundreds; NJ.
IL. Millen, Y. Harris Kirk. G. G. Cranmer.
Lille FalkcnburE. Lydia Middleton n.
Morris Pero,. Mabel Rose. Ii. y. Iiunt.
Joseph j. Pharo. l.. H. Weaver and
Oracle ID. Chambers. from Norfolk and
James river: Tug Edgar f Lucken-
bach, with two barses.
Boston. April 5-Bark Celina. from
Hampton Roads. where she was recently
in distress, in tow tug G. w. Morse.
New Haven. April 5.-Schooners VIM.
Il. Downs and Bayard Barnes. Newport
News.
Portland April 5.-Schooner Charles p.
No,man. Norfolk
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BALTIMORE Mnrxei.

Baltimore. April 6.LFlour-Dull;
Western super. s2.SO@2.5O; do. extra,
s26O6i315; do. family. s3.4503.7O; winter
wheat patent. s3.S0I4.O5; spring do. do,
S3.5OM375; do. do. straight. s3.30Gp3.40.
Wheat-Dull and firmer; No. 2 red.
spot and April, 72A@72Mc.: May, T1GD
T1Bc.; July. 7Ol2@70Ssc.; Southern, by
sample. 76c.; do. on grade. 73@T6c.
Corn-Dull and tirmer; mixed spot and
April. 3403iAc.; May. 34A @S43sc.; June.
35c. bid; July. 35h@ 35%c; steamer mixed.
3224 q 33c.: Southern white. 34Ac. bid; do.
yellow. SIC. asked.
26Gp26isc. No. 2 mixed. do, 241s@25c.
Rye-Dull: No. =, near by, 42@42Iac. /;
Western, 4iia@45c. NJ
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NGaGlLS & SOUTHERN r, (, q,

SCHEDULE lN @rrcCr Npv ., ,y,-
NAL AND itXPRESs LEAVES NoR-
FOLK daily icNc"pt Sund.tSJ Ia a. a. iur
Elizabeth City N.e"'on. Alneiry's Ferry.
- E Iin,. Win ~ and s. Il, Il; steainSI
Wiudsuf TUESDAY. Thi'ESDHY Ind
S M for ali lka:n!iqlss ON ,'hosun
DAY for ScuppernonS river, ana " I'D
y nH!'hA = 10: Salmon creek Conli.ri-
lrs at fCi.haNCn with Stcg.lrr Nir"if.t,
Pre- e, iHiiaakt.yViil"; Sguih Creek Az
mSS.
,HHyENING EXrEEss LEAVES NOR
r;!i~abclh City, Edenton and way.stn-
lions. Connects at Elizabeth Gill with
the steamer Neusc Tuesday. ?Niisllay
landing. N.rcEcsd CITY Gr,g,on am,i
Goi,!aboro VIA y and y c. L. L. and for
JnCksoh'!lle. Wilmington. y. T.. aM2 ali
stations on the " \, and y Il. l..
ARRIVE or EORFOLt.
G, MAil ANn EMPRESS h"ily Except
WNgep: Suniiay) al ;a.sS i. n: conn.,;
WIN I'll rail aud steam. uuct at Norfolk
fer for , ine North. East AND West. las,e4SGi
ioik, and Western DEPOT Fre flight S STA.
EASTERN GAEoLiNA Dtsp,rc,t
MfSjd f' iiSE be lnNM AID HiD DO
and East via Norfolk and SSintJ Norm anh
Southern Railroad and Eastern 'HS o sS
Freight received daily until ) p m. and
forwardly promptly at low rate ""u
r For iiHT nada informa{ion apply to the
n General Freight and Pass. Agent.
General MANAGE
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Peas-Nomnal; Black-eye Peas, $3.50
per bag; Black. 75QS0c. per bushel; Clay,
100000. per bushel.
Corn-Southera White. 34hc
Oats-Steady: Mixed. csc; white. 30c
Mill Feed-Market steady: Bran, $4,000;
shipstuT. or middling. 100: meal, white
bolted, per SO lbs. 39ladbI1c
Hay-Maryland and Virginia. No. 1
Timothy, Sl7ooQ17.50: No. 9. SIS 5O@16. 90.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No. /
Timothy Hay. s1S5O@190O.
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ErHSh Fish.

Firm and steady. Trout. large (per
box). si0@11; trout. medium (per boS).
ss.ooQ,S.To; mixed (per box). s6.506l7; null
let's (per box), s6.5OGI7: croakers (per
boxl. $6.5o@7; taylors (per box), $1,000
8; sheepshead (per pound). S61Oc; Span
ish mackerel (per pound. 12c; rock (per
pound, l0@12h: pampano. 15c: blues, &c;
blackbass. 51sQ6c.; white perch. 4,kG5c. ;
yellow perch. &c: Florida shad. 15I zoe:
red snapper. 5lec: groupers, Sc: North
Carolina shad, 2O@S5c
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Chicago. April 6.-Shorts In whea. had
y lively and interesting ;'me today and
their zeal in covering enhanced values to
an important degree T!!s week = 20 be
prolific of STAT" reports culr.na.iug
In the Government statcmen; n the
growing crop Already Ohio. Indiana
and AEssou. ara In with perccn,nges
of 81, "A. and ~ respectively, ami for
fear those already u hear from would
show no better condition relatively. the
hear element included To come in and
wait for more favorable opportunity
OF pursuing selling tactics.
Corn Ther" Were no symptoms or in
dIcat!ons Of an e3liVening of the trade
in corn Neither was there any indie
pendencc OF act! II, the strength Of when,
being the Influence which save to th.s
market the characteristics Of improve,
nicnt.
Oa;S--.ts il was with corn. so i, was i'm
oats. Th" booming tendency Of whca !;
brought buying orders flrm shorts and
Oh the strength incident ;hcret, prices
advanced moderately
irovis!ons-The trade In prnlucn tur.
tn& tie morning was quiet and uneven
inl fairly steady To firm tom. ruling
H. prices. y stronger hog market wa
The factor early when whea. exhibited
extraordinary strength. and buoyancy
The provision market began t. look nm
values approaching on sharp demand
from quo shorts" At the close Nav
PORK was 20 cents higher than Saturday.
May lard and May ribs each 5a7lbc
higher.
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sugar Market

Market steady Out of town prices
are dependent on the delivery rates TO
the different points Local sales are be-
ing made as follows: Cut loaf. $3.50;
powdered. s5.54: Erauula;ed. S5.29: con
PETITIONERS standard "A" SSH: Ameri-
can off "A. 1882 Franklin nearly white
-, AI2; centennial bright. yellow "B."
Si.55: Franklin standard extra &C" SAP:
Keystone standard extra &C." S4.35:
American extra &C." SAFE
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Money Market.

New York. April G.-Aioney IN call easy
ut $751; per cent; las: loan at 3. and
closing offered ii 3. PINE mercantile
paper 5l.Q'6 per cent. Bar silver. IS.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual bus
ness in bankers bills at 4SSe, 1881, for
sixty DAYS and 1891 for demand. Posted
rates. 4S9li 100. Commercial bills. 4SIi..
Government bonds steady; State bond.
dull: railroad bonds quiet silver at the
board WAS dull
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Live stock,

Choice heavy cattle. 4kd4kc; common
Carolina cattle. best, 3h04c: he;fcrs.
Western, 3E@3%c.: bulls, 2A@2lkc.: fat
COWS. 2%@4c; mich cows. good per head
2?@35; cows, common. sl5625: butchers
sheep, 3h@dc; good corn-fed hogs, Al
IA light pigs. 3A@4c: fresh pork. hogs
dressed large. per pound. 4@4kc.: hogs
dressed. small. per pound. 4h@5c.
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General Manager.
ROANOKE. NORFOLK AM

ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co
common cling Sunday, September lpt,
1885. the steamers OF this line viii leave
Bay Line wharf every Wednesday and
Saturday night for Baltimore. and leave
at =. IN.
Freight received only on sailing days.
~ Assne
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G,IipE..
NJ 6 n " NORFOLK AND VIEW
!" " ". Y. RAlLRoAD. COMFY.

N, s. o. v. NoRFoLk AND VIEW
o. EMMt?RSoN SMITH. RECEIVER.
Leave Norfolk. daily except Sunday.
.:So ~ m. 200 a. M. Loo II. m. $50 y. m.
Leave ocenn View. daily except Sun
day. S:i5 a. M. 1000 q. m, II noon. 2:l5
T.. m. $3.50 p. M. 4:3o p. M. eco p. M.
500 p. III.
Leave Norfolk. Sunday. 800 n. m. 1880
a. m. 1880 z; M. l:o9 y. M. 800 y. m.
'I ica a. ocean can View SUNDAY f. iooS d.
II 100 n. M. 1890 p. m, 200 y. m. 400 p.
M. 500 p. m. GOO p. M, 7:O0 p. m. 500 y.
III.
Trains stop at all Stations OH signal or
notice to conductor. ARRANGEMENTS for
Special Train or Car can be made upon
application.
r. II. PANNILI..
General Freight and Passenger Agent
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kIoRFoLK AND RArPAHANNOCK
~ ROuTE.-On and after Sunday. De-
Sember 18th, the steamer Essex will leave
Bay Line wharf. Norfolk, every Sunday
at a: M, for Tappahannock and inter
mediate landings. Freight for these
beyond Tappahannock freight received
WIN. RANDALL. Agent,
- Norfolk. We.