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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE,

BY the Atlantic steamer EUROPA wi
have intelligence from Liverpool aud Lon
don to the 18th instant. II appears 10 be
Of sufficient interest to warrant the delay oil
the press in order TO give the Telegrap Lic
summary Of il:
! In London, Liverpool, and other Sea.
port towns of England the cholera is in
cfeasing. Terrible distress continues in
Ireland. Smith q Brlen, O'Donoghue aud
others convicted of State offences, have
been shipped to Van Dieman's Land.
! ln France The elections 10 ill vacancies
in the National Assembly have resulted in
favor of he Moderate candidates. NJ.
Lamsr!ine is amnsg The number elected.
Ledru RolIin has escaped to London.
| Al Paris the cholera is rapidly decreas-
ing. There have been upwards Of 90 900
deaf his by the disease since January.
The difficulties connected with the Itsl-
ian que lion are becor,isg more complicat-
ed. TIE French troops entered Rome on
the 7th instant. The Roman Assembly
recommended tbs people TO abstain from
all acts of hostility towards them. Carr.
baldi, with 10000 men, escaped and made
his way towards Garsoma, with the rePu.
tod intention Of invading Naples. De.
iacbmen, Of The French army went in pur
suit.
A Genoa paper Of The 9Th instan, states
that Provisional Government, consisting
Of one Roman aud Two Freedmen, has
been established a, Rome. II is under.
stood that the French Minister at Gaeta
has arranged the follow ing conditions =
FIRST. the Pope to DO reinsta,ed second, I
The French 10 eYacuate Rome, leaving /
garrison Of 500 men; third, the Ausrans I
10 evacuate Bologne and Ancona; fourth,
The army oe the A lps to be dlsbandcd
Venice still holds OF. vigorously against
Austria, bat provisions ars becoming very
scarce in The city.
Important dispatches have been sen,
rom Lord Palmefslon 10 Turin. desiring
Sardinia mol TO RESUME negotiations for
peace with Austria, as England wishes 10
save Italy from impending danger.
The Danes have gained great victory
'ver the Holsteiners IN North Ju,and.-
The Danes have fe,aken Rolling.
The ilungarinns continue to fight with
,reat energy. The reported victory of
|eIlachlch over the HGnga,iaas is unfound.
ID. The Au,t,ians gained but slight ad-
'antage over the llungnrlsns by ond the
tsnb The Russians, after an obstinate
e.islance. have entered 'rran-y lyana and
ap,ared Cronsndi. The Hungarian az
ny, numbering $4,000, totally routed the
RUSSIAN army Of, 900, under Pas.
levi ch.-tak Intel
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GENTIEMEN'S
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
Herrick & Scudder.
05 WILLIAM STREET,


MANUFA RERS, N T OR L X g.
AND DEALERS SIN
Shirts, Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, StOcks,
Shoulder Braces, C,ap1ts. Opera Ties, ScaTs,
Nancy Belts, Under Garments, Gioo's,
Saiins, Linen Bosom., Handksrchi.fe,
hosiery Buckles, SuspenteTs,
Boaba zines, Sc. SC.
The bove Stock will m examination, be found
not only Attractive, EsteRsire and Tall, but
Char.
Ouf long expf fience in The business and know
ledge Of manufacturing with tbs facilities of pur
chasing. axe such that we s-e confident We can
off inducements that cannot be turpasset by
anv llou g in the city.
Particular attention paid 10 orders and the
packing of Goods.
HERRlCK & SCUDDER,
90 WILLIAM STREET,
Opposite Plat, S rect, New YORK.
DAVID A TIERRICK,
ISRAEL W. SCUDDER.
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The Second step.

The New Hampshire Legislature lately
passed a series Of Resolutions, among
which We find tho following
n Resolved. That, in our opinion. Congress
no. the Constitutional power 10 abolish Slavery
and tho Slave trade in tho District Of Columbia,
and that our Senators DO instructed and our Re
personalities requested take all constitutional
measures TO accomplish tlat object.
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TnE TENNESSEE MARBLE BLOCK
READY,

FROM TnH NAsuNILLE plNNFR.
The"ei,izens cou,ty .r.s
renuesse. have p,onn,lv and ,oblv s,ok
IN 6,., 1, ,e.rons, ~ ,he eli n,on r. -
a ssec. made by The Bard n Managers q,
The Wa.htno,on Ns,ionnI Nonun.o, 81.
s,e,v as the folio. ;oo lc,,e, u,lI show
From The ene .nsc,m.o, rb,cb ue have
seen from The ousrtiesorIiawkius county,
10 o,us,,,n, s,o q am ,ua,,no, a., =.
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HONOR TO MRS. MADISON.

!, Is proposed in the Richmond Hh's 10
the ladies' Of Richmond, and to oil tho Ia
dies Of Virginia uheresoersr they may be-
that for thirty days they shall wear upon
the left arm bow Of black riband, asa trI'
butte Of respect to the memory oil their es.
,eemed compattiot, Mrs. MADIsos.
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Stolen Property Found.

FHNtiE pocket books with large proportion OF
IL the notes and valuable papers wh!cl were
stolen from me on the 7th night Of August lS4s,
has been found in Lincoln County and returned
10 me. Those who paid me during the time the
notes were missing, will please call, and | will
hand over as far as aliidaviis are out against me,
for the same, except all the notes that were pay
able to James Sloan. one on Fanny Archer, pay.
able TO James Doherty Executor of Stephen Ar
cher, aud one en- William Archer, payable to Will
liam Black. which are amongst the missing
The public arc cautioned against trading for any
n,e payable to James Sloan, deed as all notes
due 10 his estate were stolen from me on the night
dated above. The reward of 100 Dollars, which
wa. offered lac, August for the detection ard con-
vic,icn of the thieves, will sill be promptly paid
on their conviction. f, B. d. SLOAN
Mecklenburg, N.C July 81, lS49. 81 paid
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Davidson College.

HNIlURSDAY the 9th of August will be CON-
Il mencement day at Davidson College.
On Monday and Tuesday, the 5ih and 7lh, the
Students III ba examined. Wednesday the elh
vii! be appropriated to the delivery of the annual
oraiions OF the Literary Societies, and to the an
nual Literary Grafton by the Hon Judge Strange
of N, G., and the evening 10 the representatives
of the Societies.
The Board of Trustees will meet on Wednes.
day the SIh.
July 81 1919.
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INFLuENCHOF EXPERIMENTATION

IN T It 7. ME- Ot TIt VI NDTN 4 ION,
La reference TO cholera, as other diseas.
es, there is great truth 10 The old ad &C.
"Conceit can Kill, concet can cure as
the following facts will show. A curious
experiment, says the London Medical
Times, was recently tried in Russia with
some murderer.. They were placed, with.
on, knowing it, in four beds where frur por
sons had died Of the cholera. They did
not take the disease. They were then
told they were to sleep in beds v here some
persons bad died of ma ''gnant cholera but
The beds were, in fac, new, and had not
been used at all. Nevertheless, three OF
them died OF tho disease within four hours.
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Trust Sale.

EHY virtue of Deed of Trust execut.
Z b ID to me by Catharine f. IIut,hson and
May Hutchinson, fer purposes therein specified. |
will expose to sale on the 2j,h Of August next the
following property, WV:
The Tract of Land whereon The said Catharine
and Mary now reside, on the grca, road leading
to Concord jlning lands of David Park, and 9TH
ers, containing about 80 acres more or less. Al.
IN Liz fnllnMInr named
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DEpART.iENT OF STATE. }
Washington, 25h June. lsi9.

"uMtaS'UH, ~oM june oio'
L. X. Breisacb. Esq. New York.
Sf-l am requested by the President
10 acknowledge the receipt Of your letter
tohim Of the 9Th inst. and the printed &C.
count Of the proceedings Of the meeting Of
Ilangsrians and others in New York
These proceedings had not escaped al,en.
,ion.
The Government, and the people of
This conntry are profoundly interested 10
the events which ARE now passing in Hun.
gary, and oil information calculated to
throw light on the present struggle BE-.
tween that country aud Austria aud Russia
cannot fail 10 be welcome.
IL IS the policy and practice of the Uui,.
ed States 10 recogn'zs all Governments
which exhibit TO the world convincing proof
Of their power 10 maintain themselves.
IL Hungary sustaios herself IN this une
quail contest, there is no reason why We
should not recognize her Independence
Congress, il is believed, would sanction
such q measure, and this Government
would be most happy in that even, to enter
into CONNIE rc,a. as well as diplomatic rela.
tons with independent, Hungary.
am, sir, respectfully you, OBJ .erv't,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
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From The NY. tribune.

THE RECOGNITION OF HUNGARY.
In publishing the following letter Of iao
United States Government, l intend to
Join to it the expression Of tho warmest
thanks, which, as | am convinced, will be
the sentiments Of my country men in Hun.
gary as they are Of the Hungarians living
here, for the strong sympathy Of the noble
American nation and its government, a
sympathy manifested by the former on va.
rious occasions, and by the latter in the
following Tires.
Providence, il seems to me-, whose high.
est gift TO the human race is liberty. hay.
ing established freedom in this happy coun.
try, has also pointed out Hungary 10 be
the place of liberty.
Ere long, | hope freedom in the Unit.
ed States and liberty in Hungary, will 60
hand in hand, aud extend its dominious oy.
or She whole world.
L. II. DRElSACH.
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NEGROES.

J Ike, good Miner sgsd abnu, 81 years Har
ret, sri abou, 90 years holse servant Ange-
Ina aged aoout Is years Fanny an old woman
about Is years, and Barbara aged years. Also
Household and kitchen furniture, one Horse, Cat
tie and Hogs.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
A. ii. MARTIN.
July 81, lSi9. Trustee.
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Rocli Island Mandatory.

FENiiE PIop'ieoro oflhis Factory take
Il Pleasure 10 announcing 70 Merchants
and the Public generally, that they are nov fin
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~ Education.

5ESilE % fession ofthe subscribers school will
a. begin on Mondee the Let day of Oct. next,
In Ter the charge of Miss Graham, al former pric.
es, VIZ Resding, Writing, Arithmetic, Geosra-
ply, En-. Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and
History, s ptr month,
The higher Eng ISL branches sl50 p. mouth.
Latin aud Music If taushl al reduced prices,
Boaro S. 90 per month.
III who wish to send TO the school are request
ed to enter the pupil at tie Is, Of the session if
possitl.
l., \, WATSON,
Aug. lst ls49 d. VI. LEE.
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DlDAa

In this placs, on the 29h alt, after pretrac.
ted Illness, Mr.. EVAN ALEXiND son OF
the late Col. Evan Alexander, Of this county in
the 20th .'car Of his age. Mr.. Alexander went
to Mexico in Capt, Csldwe.'s Company, WHARF
lie caught the diarrhea which ultimately term.
na.sd his fo
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ANNUAL EAEEs
NJ TIE
SOUTHCAROLlNA INSTITUTE,

UT1ICARDLlNA INSTITUTE,
Tor the Prcm0tioT Of Ats, Mechanical I0senui.
" and jad0svy.
rJeThe FIRST ANNUAL FAIR Of the above
Institute Will be held il Charleston. commencing
on Wednesday, l7'h C3tvbar next, and continue
open during the week.
Specimens of ART INGENUITY, MECHAN-
ICAL SKILL and IN DUS1Ri of every dcscrp-
ton, is solicited for the Exhibition. from all the
Southern States, and PREMIUMS will be award
ed 10 those treseptirg he best specimens.
As this is he FIRST fir made in the Southern
States to advance the Mechanic Arts. by means Of
an Annual Fair similar TO those that have proved
80 beneficial to the Northern Mechanics, the Board
Of Managers earnestly solicit tho cooperation of
all v no feel an interest in the prosperity Of the
South, and appeal to every Mechanic. Manufac-
turer, ard all persons engaged in pursuits OF skill
and Industry of wbsiever description, 10 send some
specimen 10 this Exhibition, and they hope that
every district in this Safe and of our sister States
will be reEresented at the Fair
4 those who intend sending articles for exhi-
btion, viii please give notice to l.. NJ. HATCH
Chairman Committee of Arrangements, at as ear
ly day as possible. and every specimen sent will
he carefully attended 10 and returned after the
Exhibition.
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Lemons and Oranges.

Gust received fresh supply of Oranges and
% Lemons r. J. HOLTON
July 81, le49
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c7FrcERs OF THE INSTITUTE.
WI. GREGG, Presden'.
WIN. KIRKWOOD, lst Vice President.
WM. NJ. LAWTON, % Vice President.
f.. c. JONES, Secretary.
II. S. GRIGGS, Treasurer pro lem.
DIRECTORS,

=. W Il u TON
". g Desanssure.
l.. NJ. Hatch.
| G The ollowingls q
warded.
For the best specine
The next best a d ploma
For New Inventions
cro'ion OF the Commit,
Artlclss OF al kinds
received, and premiums
Architectural Drawing,
Design for Diploma 10
the Sc. Ca. Institute,
Painting in Oil,
" IN W alter Colours
Miniature Painting,
Pen Drawing,
Crayon Drawing,
Sculpture.
Ponmaushif,
Best mode OF Construct
ing Wharves,
Best Press for Packing
Cotton,
Best Rice Thfsshing NJ,
oh ne,
Best Cotton Gin.
q" Refrigerator,
=" Plough,
F." Churn,
a." Washing Machine
Stone Magon's Work,
Carpenters Work by he
/" by ma
chinery,
Carving IN Wood,
Model OF a Snip,
Specimens Of
Boat Builders W ork
Ship Ioiner's w ork,
Pumps Block Mak'g
Mill. Wright's W ork
Coope,'s W ork,
Four " heel Carriage,
PIggic.
Gig or Sul key,
Car; or Day,
Steam Engine,
Fire Engine,
Turning in Brass, lror
or W cod,
Blacksmith's Work,
Casting in Iron or Brass
Iron Railing Fence o
Gate Work,
Brass or Copper Work,
Locksmlth's f"
Bell Hanging "
Gun Smiths I"
Instrument Max ers"
Lamp Makers "
jewelers. ="
Silver Smith "
Silver Plating,
Die Sinking,
Engraving on Steel, Cop
I per or W God,
Lithogrsphy,
Mechanical Dcntistry,
Clock & Watch Making
I Gu leiy,
! Ornamental House Pain
ting,
Ornamental Sign Paint
Cabinet Work,
Fancy Printing,
Book Printing,
Ruled Il Bound Ledge
Fancy Binding,
Paper,
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. Gold Medal, at the dis
:.
,ot named below will be
awarded for the same.
Side of Sole Leather,
Side Of Harness Leather,
IC'lf Skin dressd for boots
Carriage Harness,
Buggie or Sulkey Har-
ness.
Cart or Dray Harness,
Riding Saddle.
Beaver or Silk Hat,
Cloth Cap,
Mllitaryor FiremansCap
Pair Of Boots,
" of Shoes,
i" of Ladies Caters,
+" of Ladies Slippers,
Tailoring,
Umbrella or Paraso',
Hair Dresser's Work,
Gliding,
Stucco Work,
Modelling in Plaster.
Tin Work,
Piumbing.
Basket or Wicker Work,
" OGDEN " are,
Dyeing in Wool, Silk or
Cotton,
UphoIstet's Work,
nau INV. " aAiils'
Millinery,
S . ~ NJ ahing'
So'i' o.,
ril, pioiueiy 1" ooi' "
n o.ise.' o.,
A,, vu. III '''N u
"oie'e1
1t'ilcial lowers " =,
n, y u'', M, mar "o'h'
nav Silh' no' less 'nan
nai' a 'oune S.u
W W 4''u;ae'u,eo SIN
"'a y. i,ahu iIoo"i,
: 1~.. DV W
p p; W;,. u 1S S u arN
81 Son 800 C,s S.os""s''
'c ,Na - o'o'
S Gu. IEa.t;ee,,,.nao.,
'' rnfn,, ''V ySo. a,;u o'"a
~, ' e..: T" ea'"'s'
posnssI Srr,,
80"
rIs'
Iuannr,c,,-.dIror
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With great respect | nm
Your friend and OBJ, sets

II. CLAY.
Messrs. Jao. {. Vaughan, Thos. Brown,
Committee.
The following j, Mr.. Van Bureaus,
which takes the same platform, without
phrases" showing his intention OF keeping
IN the lead:
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NEORE PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF
1VM BAKERS BTTTERS

HENRIoo, June 3d. 1849
Dear Sir A few days since l was taken with violent
pam IN my stomach, and other symptoms of cholera
immediately took wine-glass of your Bitters and in
to be preventive of cholera
Respectfully, CHRISTIAN ALLEN
To p. BAKER, Esq, Union Hill
G1' They may be had of my agent,
A. BODEKER
No. II West Main street
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EDORT WINE.--supenor Port Wine, in bottles, fer
n medical use, for sale by y 49,
Y II JOHN M. ROYAL.
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GINGER AND PEPPER.--Io
" kegs ground Ginger 20 boxes do Pepper-tor sale by
V WILL ANS, CLAIBORNE 4, co

THE YALLOW GAL WITH A JOsEY ON,
l. Music for the Piano Forte and Guitar
Come Love and sit awhile with me; ballad
How often hast thou told me, by w, NJ. Robinson
When to sad music you silent listen, by De Begins
vn sne saa lsh losey on ethiopian song
IN dreams thou art with me still, by Glover
hark, It's the boatman's horn, by Hewitt
Italian gems from Donize, opera No La Felix du ~
giment, by A. Carpenter 25c 49, '0
No. 2, Lucretia Borgia; 3Sc
No. 8, LUCIA de LarnInernore; 39c
No. 4, Beisario 3Sc
Wallace. y "t''' ~
=, MY Southern Home song, written BY J w Wat-on
Music composed by the late j. T. Sullivan: rnui w.
ranged by j. Bellack, with vignettee title pace: 25c
VI ar far away written and composed for te guitar ly
w M Robinson, OF Petersburg, Va
1he ting on my Finger, composed BY w NJ Robin.
son OF Petersburg, Va, for guitar
Inc Indian Brides Farewell, for guitar
wy soul IN one unbroken SIGH or thee and opv thee
1of he guitar together with further supplies OF the latest
ana most fashionable musical publications. Orders fro
the country will meet with the most prompt attention if
addressed to j. w RANDOLPH r 90 - -
jy IL l2I Main stIeet
To HOUsEKEEPERS.--I have lust received a
Il fresh supply of handsome House Furniture en-
bracing in part follows: Marble-top Ladies Cabinet.
Mahogany do do do; mahogany Bureaus; nayble.top
Washsands marble-top centre and side Tabies dp
w orKstands; mahogany sprng-seat Sofas; mahoeapy
ROCKING Chalrs cane and wood seat do; Ma
hogany haircloh paror Chairs cane and wood do tof =
variety OF pattens@ Lounges French Bedsteads and low
post do, &c. &c ~ -
The above articles of the best workmanship. and
WI De sold 10 purchasers on terms which cannot ia to
vi ALEX. MOTT.
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SALMON.--superior No Salmon, lust received and
y for sale by N'''
Wn JOHN M. ROYAL
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EFRIGERATORS.-I have in store Retrgera
- tors, on different plans, which will be sold very low
to close.
iyll ALEX MOTT
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81 FOR RENT-A desirable office, containing
NlI!T several rooms, at Shockoe Warehouse for many
-G4s years occupied by James Gray g. Sons. Apply to
y3 wlt6leo3t D. c. RANDOLPH
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Jy j. WOMBLE q W.
la5 CONSUMPTION DIsARMED OF IT'S
TERRoRs:-HASIINGS COMPOUND SYRUF
OF NAPHTHA.-DR HASTINGS CoMpoUYp SYRUI
OF NAPaIuA-ihe great remedy for Consumption, De
Throat Wasting OF the Flesh, Bronchitis Coughs Colds
and all diseases OF the chest and lungs
This celebrated preparation IS pleasant the taste and
is SO speedy IN its operations that patients plainly feel its
good effects IN FEW MINUTES after taking the FIRST DOSE
When Dr. hastings had discovered the virtue of Naph-
tina tour years ago. he announced it private circular to
number Of distinguished physicians in various parts Of
England with request that they would put its medical
properties to the test and report accordingly The result
was host OF testimonials Of the favorable character
nearly all OF which agreed in certifying that medicine
they had ever used could bear any comparison with in
relieving hacking coughs curing diarrhaa, and stopping
night sWeats 1t was also generally remarked to have
wonderful effect In increasing the appetite, ,ceight
spirit OF patients; and to be powerfully efficient remedy
IN Bilious and Asthnatc diseases. Of these testimonials
which were all published the tne in the Medical Re
corGer NINE spoke OF It's extraordinary influence in
OF Consumphon-eaeh eolToboratng Dr. Hastings OPT.
on that he had actually discovered the great secret
long and vainy sought for namely preparation that
would stop the formation OF lubucles the lungs, re-
move those already formed and thus cure the most fatal
OF all maades and which had previously been regarded
as being altogether incurable Dr. Williamson OF Man
chester thus writes
Under its influence, have seen the emaeiated being
on whose brow death had seemed have his SEAL ac
que lnvlgoraton and strength and exchange his early
Gala, sssose s;e alone accompanies sound health
DR.. Ware, Of Liverpool, sayssI regard Hastingg Sy-
rup OF Napntha as one OF the first medical discoveries
any age and consider its agency in curing Consumption
of Lancaster, Halls it the great consunpve antidote
and eure' and DR. Hamilton Of Bath pronounces it the
only known remedy which may be relied on for removing
Others" "
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH-
TIA is now being used in nearly all hospitals and is
also coming into rapid among all our best physicians
for coughs, colds and all diseases Of the lungs It has
been recommended in the worst state Of consumption bv
the celebrated physician, Dr. Mott, of New York; and
New York, under date Of January 3d. l84s, says Il re-
ceived the half dozen Hastings Naphha Syrup ordered
from you and am convinced that Naphtha the pncpa
will send me two dozen and a half bottles | have i've
patients in the Marine Hospital whom think will be be
nehtted by it."
Price 81 per bottle-ior sale in Richmond BY
J. II. EUSTACE e. SON.
PURCELL, LADD & Co
NH 2-3m JAS P DtJVAI g. co
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9&vlLI fCAIfS REDUCED EX .slESs---.~
sl3zN THE LOUISA RAILROAD FS5 o.,
VHNO avoid increased charges on the Richmond anc
I'M Fredericksburg road passengers for the Louisa road
may go by stages from Richmond to the Junction Il
breakfast reach Charlottesville by o'clock and Wavnes
borough the same day
Tins arrangement makes the whole trip comfortable
one, without night travel, to any of the Springs
Passengers from Lynchburg TO Stanton going North
Will arrive at the junction in time take the Richmond
cars and reach Baltimore the same evening and Rich
mond by IL O'Clock 's' ''iN -''e'i
by this line, between Stanton and Richmond . Sc sc
20 DO do, Charlottesville and Richmond a q
% do. do. Junction and Richmond - OF
Do do. do. Louisa Depot and Richmond
the present local rates and 81 added for the stage
special train is run by the Richmond Fredericks
burg and Potomac Company between the Junction anc
Richmond, which passengers can take il thew prefer tc
pay their charge, and the following on the Louisa Road
viz:
Between Junction and Staunton Sc so
Between Junction and Charlottesville IS
Between LOUISA Depots and Junction, addition
TO the present rates. Observation-Disclosures, so
those taking tickets to the Junction and not intending
to 60 to Richmond, will pay the old rates
Passengers by the stage line between Richmond and
junction. will be taken up and put down at their gu
any where in the city, without charge and may rey on as
much comfort splendid near coaches good drluers tint
horses and quick time Afford under the management
of J. l.. Heiskell.
Stages will leave the Powhatan House at half-past
o'clock, at which place the Office will be kept and tickets
can be obtained
Z. K. MASON, Agt L. R. r. Co.