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cuRIous ANrcporE.-The follow

CuRIoUs ASEcporE.-The following re.
markable anecdote is extracted from " An
Essay on the scierce Of Acting"
In the town Of North Waltham, Nor.
folk, l7ss. the Fair Penitent' was perform.
ed. In the last act. where Calista laws her
hand on the skull, Mrs. Berry. who pla, ed
the part. was seized with an involuntary
shudderiDg and fell on the stage during the
night her illness continued, but the following
day. when sufficiently recovered 10 converse,
she sent TO the stage keeper, and anxiously
inquired whence he procured the skull. lie
replied. from The sexton, who informed him
III was the skull Of one Norris. a player,
who. twelve years before, was buried in the
churchyarl.' That same Norris was her
first husband. She died in six weeks"
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W A n + F. d

W A y L f. D.,
IN exchange for Goods, any quantity Of DID, cast of,
unwashed Wooden Cloths aud Woolen Rags, and
any kind u Hair TO he used as u manure
Also Cotton and Linen Rags, for paper making.
Upper Leather Hides Bacon and Lard Old Cast
ings, Brass and Copper Feathers BeeswsI Corn Meal
Wheat, Bran Flour, Peas and Beans, Plank, Shingles
and almost any thing else.
Settlement. Of al accounts once year.
JAMES WEBB.
March g. So
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DIS SOLUTION
Pst,rSons Cheap and Complete Edition

fttISVuS Ontup uhu UUlipNN LulHuu
OF
TEN WAVNiamT NOVELS
By SIR WALTER SCOTT, Barr.
I,HIs Edition is reprinted from the original Edin-
L burgh Edition, in forty.eght volumes and will be
published complete in lweniysx large Octave Volumes.
Price rs cents Volume, or the whole Twenty.Six
Volumes for Five Dollars
Novel will he issued every Saturday, until all are
published and complete set will be forwarded free If
postage by MAIL TO any part Of the United States TO
any one on rcceting remittance Of Five Dollars for
twenty six Volumes; a remittance Of Three Dollars
will pay for the first twelve volumes; remittance
Of one Dollar will pay for The first four Volumes.
The WaVcrly NOreis-wil comprise
Tyanhoe. 81. Romans Well,
Rob Roy, Red Gauntlet
Guy Mannerng, The BrirUthed,
The Aniiquay, The I'aIisnian,
Old Mortality, Woodstock,
The Heart Of Midlothian, The Highland Widow,
The Bride Of LsmmeImOor, The DRIVERS,
Waycrly, Ms Aunt Margaret's Mirror
KennilHoIh, TapesiTiej Cbamtei,
The Pirate The Lsini's jOek,
The Black Dwarf The Fair Maid Of Perth,
A Legend OF Monlfose, Anne IT GfitlsIen.
The Monastery, Count Robert Of Paris,
The Abbot Castle Dangerous,
The Fortunes Of Nigel, The Soldiers Daughter.
Peyeril Of the Peak, Quintin Dnrward,
Glossary for the Novels
And the whole Of the above will he published complete
10 twenty.six volumes, and will lie furnished complete
and entire The low price Of - Gents flr each Novel
And riH contain srtfg ,cOrd that is ia tie Edia5ygh
Eaiion. the price Of which is Srlaty lirU Dollars
copy
The work will appear in volumes 81 about is5 pages
each, paper CoSers-racl comprising an entire novel
printed ne white paper, and thr whole viii bt
pleled 10 26 volumes making upwards Of $500 page.
As the work 10 already stefenS ped. delay take
place; the first volume Of the series was published on
Saturday March 5th. and one volume will be published
regularly each and every saturday afterwards IL re-
guar succession until tie whole Twenty-St volumes
are issued.
The investment and expenditures connected with
this undertaking ssry great; and il will he apps.
rent, from the low price, that the Publishers n rry
an extensive subscription lst aud sale for remuns
ration, aud that 10 every instance remittance ~ Ir
amount Of the subscription Tor The number VI volumes
ordered. must accompany the order
Terms ar Subscription 10 NE 1leHiY.Sr t0}Hmf1
One complete set, 20 volumes in all S he semi to any
one any place in the United states, fee Il post
age for IS.
Two copies Of each Novel OF two complete s,ts, mak.
ing 81 volumes IN all will be sent 10 any onr, III sHy
place in The United siairs. free II postage Tor So.
Address al orders 10 the puhiishers,
r. d. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS.
No. SOC ehesnui Street. Philadelphia. aud
they will receive immediate aud promp, attention.
March 10. So
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One hundred and fifty Thousand persons
died Of Cholera. in Jeddo, during the last
month.
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CHEAP " BRASpY."-Rey, DIR. Ide showed
some eight dollar Brandy" alta temperance
meeting in Springfield, Mass, on Wednesday
evening. which was manufactured at cost
Of only ten cents per gallon.
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About week since. Ellen Vaughan. a do.
nestle at hotel in Troy. n. Y. had her
ears perforated for ear rings in the usual
manner. but on the following day the ears
commenced 10 swell. thrn the head. and the
swelling aud inflammation increased until
she became blind and deaf, aud finally cry.
sipelas set in, under which she suffered ter.
ribly for three days, when death put an end
10 hes tortures.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-06
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CurSTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
FtbsIary Term, 1859.

Joseph MsculIosh D.. l'hsma. c. Parish.
ogigsl dlgftmtai, lrisi On Land and Ntgsos..
IL appearing % the sltisictitn ofthc Govt that the
defendant Thomas q. Parish, hls remove. al, Z,
lie state, ahSfonjs 81 tonreals himself tlat rs
ordinary process Of sN csnnet Re served oil him II i
therefore ordered Is the Coui that publication lie iaie
30 the ll,lsbofOugb Recorder for SIX successive setks
notifying said Thomas &. Parish that unless he a.pea,
lie term III this tput ID bc held Il thg court
huusc ii ilillsborough the fourth Monday IN Msy
next. then aud there 10 rcpesy aud plead according Is
law, lie will Uc proceeded against ~ the same mannsf
i he bad hecn sefreI with process anl had failed s
appear aud plead.
Witness. GoJrge Laws, Click u our said Court, Al
office 10 lll.boonsi the fourth Monday 10 rebtuafy,
~ : ''''' GEORGE LAWS, e. &C.
February o.. Pict ads. - So. s.-Ew
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Important Sale Of Land and Negroes.
In Equity-March Term. 1889.

David $. Ray and others, e. pate petition.
PURSUANT 10 . decree Of Tie Court Of Equity for
u Orange County, made ii March term, 1859. sill
se, ii lie Court House door IL The town Of Iillsho
cough, on Monday the 18th Jay Of Apfi next. 10 the
highest bidder, that valuable saei Of Land IN Orange
county. on Lille RIVER adjoining The lands q David
Mckee, James &. Miller and others containing shout
four bundled acres Il being lie wherein The late
William ID. Ray resided up TO the time Of bis death.
Al The same time and place will also sell fourteen
Likely Negroes. consisting Of men, women and
children.
Twelve months credit will be given. bond and secu.
ri,y required title reserved until The purchase money
hPald. THoMS WEBB, C. g. ". 4.
Mach 90 ll--4w
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EPILEPSY. OR FALLING FITS.

We believe we cannot DO our readers more impor-
tan service than by again calling THEN attention to that
most remarkable preparation, discovered by Dr.. SETH ;.
HAscE, Of Baltimore, Md, which possesses the power
Of alternating and curing that horrd visitation Of man
Epilepsy, OF Falling Fits. In recommending this pre-
paration to readers, do with conviction that
we are not degrading our columns 10 puff common
patent medicine, but placing before them dscoye.
~ which, il fully known, would probably do more TO al.
leyiae human suffering, than any invention Of modern
times Dr. Hance, in asking 10 notice his prepara-
ton ayorably ia our editorial department has sent
for perusa number Of letters from persons who have
used his Pills ami have been cured thereby. All Of them
sPeakinthe most grateful and euOgisc eIms One great
advantage this medicine possesses is the fact that it
be transported through the nails thereby sording
~ one opportunity Of dealing directly with the in
yentor, and also prccuing all possibility Of being i'm.
posed on by counterfeit or spurious imitation. DR..
Hance pays the postage his Pills to any part Of the
county, and will forward them by return Of mail, on
the receipt Of remittance His prices follows
One box. So; two d., S.; twelve DO. S24. All orders
Tor the medicine should be addressed 10 Seth S. Hance
los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
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Notice to Pedlers of Liquors.

IT. persons hereafter pedling spiriiuous Liquors,
n Wine OF Coriisls. either by the quart gallon or
blrel, are under late art Of the General Assembly,
deemed Peders aud are lisble to forfeit Of 500. un.
less they fir, gel ceuce which act will be strictly
enforced in Orange County.
II. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
March 80. si-3w
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NOTICE

DAN sway from ihc subscriber about The 25ih o.
~ December last. Mulaiio bound Boy BY The name
Of Calvin Hssheock eighteen yeats Of age. Al per.
sons are hereby efswafncd from hafboring Of employ
inc sid boy. under the penalty d The law.
R0BERr THOMPSON.
Asnssss ccuniy. Mnsh if &. ~
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NOTICE.

ITO persons wanting good and convenient snali
second hand CARRiAGb. that can DC Used viii
one Two h0ses. u Is 20 constructed az 10 render
very comfortable and tOnygnca. Tor four persons.
very reasonable bargain can u hal II Il, a fbs
subscriber Is disposed to gll il low For further pat
eulafs apply 10 my agent al South Lowell, CT Chatsl
Hill, OF 10 iay elf . Hsbofougb
II. i. OWEN.
Safeh u Ct
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OgANGg C0rNTY.
Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
February Term. 1850.

TO idt Ilsirs q Igiia UooF.
{ appearing 10 the satisfaction II The Court that the
chiItrn aud heirs u l.sdi Wool reside beyond Ito
llm, II Ius state; Il il inrieiDfe ordered that publ.
ratiaa he made in hr liso.uugh Recorder fof ihreu
week., Bp'iyin- tHsm tal ils legacy trqgealhcd 10
thea bF rht late isy6t Gties deceased, hiss. hY AT
order ihis Cunt, been paid 70 tie County Tfusit,.
and sill be raii 10 them On proper ordei, % appl..
cation.
HHae.s. Grofgs Lave. CLARK Of our said Court, q
cilisr. Hl'.b5ough, the fourth Monday Ia FEBRUARY,
- - ''''' GEORGE LAWS, G. c. c.
FEBRUARY U.s.. pricc ais. ss rs. 9g-Sw
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Attention-Orange Guards.

V0U are commanded to appear in front Of the Court
House on Saturday the 9th day Of April, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. in full winter uniform, with fatigue caps,
and in perec, order for inspection
and ten rounds blank cartridges.
BY order o. the Captain.
]. Y. Whitfield, o. 5.
March 20. ST.
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POLITE RoouE.--A London paper re-
lates the following chlorolorm incident:
Captain Kruse. a ship.master, some weeks
since entered frst-class carriage at the
Limehouse station Of the Blackwell Railway.
on his way to London, and had scarcely
seated himself when a well-dressed man en-
tered the same carriage and took seat OPP.
posite. The train was no sooner in motion
than Capt. Kruse's fellow passenger ad-
dressed him, and said {" There is some dirt
on your face--some black allow me to wipe
il off," Capt. Kruse nodded assent. The
stranger advanced towards him With hand
kerchiel in his hand, aud put il On the face
Of the captain, nho immediately became IN
sensible, and did not return tua stata Of con.
sciousness until the train reached London,
when he found himself alone IN the carriage.
and m ssed his pocket book. containing 600
in gold aud notes.
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MURDERERs TO BE ExEcuTEp.

Peter corrie. Henry Gambril, John II. Cy-
plus. and Marion Crops. convicted Of MUIR
der, are to be executed in Baltimore on the
9Th Of April.
Isaac Freeland has been sentenced to be
hung in Fa.ete county. Ga, On the 18th
Of April, for the murder Of Claiborne
Vaughn.
Mrs. Hartuag, for the murder Of her hns-
band. and John Wilson, for killing Patrick
McCarty. have heen sentenced TO be hung
IN Albany on Wednesday, the eth Of A
prl.
Henry Jumpertz. the man who murdered
his mistress. and packed her body in bar
rel and shipped it to New York; Micheal
McName. for killing his wife; and Michael
Fan. will be executed in Chicago on Friday
the 9th Of MAY.
Burns, for the murder Of a man named
Burke. will be hung in Cincinnati on Friday
the eth Of May.
Besides the above there are two in Pitts
burg. under sentence Of death, one in New
York, and one in Boston.
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LIST or LNTTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at HilisboTough. n.
~ C. mn tho Ist day nf Anril 1859:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-16

LOTTERIES.
CPAnTA ACADEMY LOTTERIES.

sparta ACADEMY LOTTERIES.
~ AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GE0RGIA.l
re BE DRAWM At UG USTA, GEORGA.
TO THE PUBLIC.-As the members OF our
firm have, by way of purchase, become the own
of the Grants chartered by the States OF Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part OF those IN
Georgis; under the management Of Messr. Gree 6.
DRY Il MAURy, of Wilmington, Delaware, we have
deemed it expedient to change the name Of our
firm after January LIST, 1859, to that OF WOOD
EDDY & CO., who will have the management of
the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others as
above named.
We have endeavored to transact all our business
with integrity, and we can assure the public that
the patronage heretofore bestowed on us is well
deserving Of being transferred to our successors;
"ooD' NDDi = W. sAMUEI. SWAN 4 co.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME.
The following scheme will be drawn by WOOD,
EDDY Il CO., Successors to s. SWAN Co, y Man.
ayers of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, OF
Georgia, at Augusta, in public, as follows:
Class g will be drawn on SATURDAY Aug 9Th ls5S
Glass 81 s IS 60 IS 6 10Th, 1859.
TO BE DRAWN ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERs.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES-5OO00 TICKETS.
Nearly One Prize 20 srery Aine Tickets!
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MEDICINES, &c.
nR. HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS,

~ AND
DR.. HOOFLAND'S BAI.SAMIC CORDIAL,
The great standard nledtctnes of he present age,
haze acquired their great popularity only through
years Of trial. Unbonndsd satisfaction IS rendered
by them all cases. and the people hare
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, HUN-
t# SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from DIS ordered Itrsy
srsakness Of the stomach 0ad digestive orgaNs,
spesdiLy and permanently cured ~ the GERMAN
Tie B1IsAMIC CORDIAL Aasseqsired a,e,s-
tatiox srrpnxsiAs that Of any similar prsparaffoH
exf0nt. II sciN eNrs, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
C Cs5f I'll 60 G6ID s1 oR H0ARsENESs, gRON-
CHITIS, INFLUENZ1, CkOgP. PNEU-
MONA, CIPIENT ICONS UMPTION,
and las performed the most astonishing cares scer
"'''''" CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIoN!
nsost ssrsrs DiARRHRA sroeeedins from COLD IN
These medieines are prepared by DR.. C. NJ. JACK
SON & Co., No. AIS Arch street, Philadetphta Pa,
and are sold BY druggists and dealers IN medicines
ererytchers rs per bottle. The sfgnatNre Of
c. Nj. JACKSON UiH be on the oHfssde vropper Of
In The Alsranae published annually By fhe mo-
pyietoys called EvRRYBoDy's ALMANAC, you tciu
find testimony and eoHsnreHdafory notiees from all
part: Of the country. These Alnnanaes are gires
3eA,'' :. YFsVRcEIi, LADD 4 CO. Agents
CPALDING'S
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

- WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
~ AND PLATED WARE.-My stock OF tho
GN above articles, is now very extensive; hay
49, = ing Just received large additions to my be-
fore extensive assortment, 10 10 now full and com
plete in every department.
would call attention especially to my stock Of
fine WATCHES-W. B. Adams < Son, London; II.
r. Reynold Lemon, Liverpool; Jules, Jergensen,
Copenhagen, with adjusted chropometer balances;
Dixon, John Craig. Joseph Johnson, Jules Emme-
ny, Alfred Lafaletteo, and other distinguished ma
kers.
M stock of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES
is very full, embracing gold, silver and steel frames,
from which can suit any one needing optical aIs.
Amongst my assortment is fnll supply Of the cele
brated Brazilian Pebble GLASSES. Persons in
want o, really superior article, and something
that will improve their vision. should not iait
supply themselves with pair of these 6iasses.
n B-Brazilian Pebble and other Glass 6ttsd Va
gold frames. y. A. MYERS,
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters Sc 5
Eighths 81 Pace,

PLAN d h9shTs HE II lottery 81
The umbers from to %, 900, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips Of paper, are enclrcied with small TIN tu0es'
The first Isl PRICES similarly printed and encir-
are Whsss as1 and number
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn iron. the other wheel: The
hibited to the audience, and registered by the Com
mssioners, the Prize being placed against the num-
ArrnoxrMArIos PRrzEs.-The two preceding
ing the first Prizes will be entitled to the q
APPROXIMATION PRICES, according to the scheme.
SO, 900 Prize, those Tickets numbered I24s 1929
i12si Il25a will each be entitled to 500. If Ticket
SS ss sIx. 81 so as
and SO on. according 70 the above Scheme.
last figure Of the Number that draws the $4,000
Prize. For example: fthe Number drawing the
Where the Number ends in win be entitled to $40
IL the number ends with number 2 then all the
tied to $40, and so on toe.
-, Remember that every Prize is drawn and
h s'shens Pnted Certificates of Pack
agss Of 70 Tickets will be sold at the following
Certificate Of Package of1S M Mas Tie.s Sc
4" l is asi5ssr -. ..... e e
money on address for the ekets os
receipt of which they will be forwarded by FIRST
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
In future our Single Number Lotteries will draw
every Saturday through bout the year.
Our Three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address sofdeks for Tickets or Certificates in the
EDDY Il CO.. Augusta, Ga.
Or WOOD, EDDY l. CO, Wilmington, Del.
ma list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel with the amount of the Prize that each
one is entitled to. will be published after every
drawing in the following papers :-Ausnsta Cousti-
tutionalist, Mobile REGISTER, Nashville Gazette.
Richmond lVa.l Dispatch, Paulding tMass.) Ga
rion, and New York Herald.
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J. c. LITTLE, 4. NJ, PRINcIPAL.
The first session of this School will begin October
lst 1852 and close July LIST. 1860 The situation is
well known one of the most healthy in the State
The course of instruction will as nearly as pos
Nble conform to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. M.
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pills only will be received.
Further information may be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal at Orlean p. o., Faueuier
county, Va.
TERMs-$230 per session.
The Faculty of tho University. of vs..
Gov. Wise, DR.. Jas. Bolton,
Mrs. Pegram, DR.. B. r. Wexford,
g. A. Myers, Esq, p. r. Grattan, ESQ.
Capt. c. Dimmock, ]. A. Weston, ESD,
Dr.. H. W. Bailey. Henry Relman. Ess.
Baltimore, Md.
DR.. ]. Riley. GeorGetoicn. u. c. " l-5mA
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EXCURSION TICKET 8
IN hf&& TO OLD POINT
hKH NIYe AND HAMP TON

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
For the convenience of persons who visit these
popular places of resort in summer, ARRANGEMENTS
have been made with the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad and the Steamboat companies, Tor through
tickets between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point
and Hampton at the following rates:
Fare for White persons. $3.50; SS&
ID 81 Children over FIVE and under twelve
years OF age. I'd
:" Colored persons in servants car. rs
Also; Return Tickets, oodJor fOfeea days, at the
following rates:
Fare for White persons. $1,000. $3.50
Is I" Children over five, and under twelve
years OF age. 80
Colored persons in servants car 80. SIS
Passengers will leave Richmond in the Express
Train, which starts at AS A. NJ, and reach Old
turning, they will arrive in Richmond at 6.2S P. NJ
For tickets or farther information, apply at the
Office of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company. THOS. II. WYNNE,
jyl-dt25A Superintendent
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THE TRUE SYSTEM OF Recommendations
Of our exchanges discusses a question of inter-
est to business men, as TO the method of ad-
vsFtistng. The merits of circulars, bills, &c.
bill, 20 be conveyed about by men or to ha
.ent INTO the country, is not the best vehicle
1ol envertisihg Tor merchants. Let them use
ne newspaper The newspaper is circulated
vlsnoot any expense whatever to the adyer-
user. whicn Is by no means an unimportant
ssM, g every one will testify who has had
10y experience in distributing his own adver-
AsemenH. Not only is the advertisement cir
casasea oy the newspaper free Of all expense,
Dnt ~ Is done more speedily and Thoroughly
snan u can be done by the advertiser. The
.ncMspaper Is already an established system; :
thousand doors ore opened 10 welcome II; .
s soIGsana messengers are daily and weekly
secAaang the post-offce TO recciye 4; 2 thousana
families look for It's comir9. and . thousand
rosd y when it does come. Again, those who
.d 49, me newspapers are he yery persons tne
soYertiser wishes to reach; they are the INTEL
llesnt and we'll to-do. ths entsrprisinK citizens
~ country. and are. thsres0sss, .ne most hke-
lPsstsbnrs Pest.
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.--CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
keG4 z3I s INNER ARRANGEMENT

VILE RAILROAD.-On and after Tuesday,
June 18th. 1859, the mail and passenger train, on
this road, will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily tSundays included, at $50
A. M. for Junction, Lsnchburg, Bristol, Knoxville.
Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis, Ten
nessee; Atlanta, Georgia; and Montgomery, Ala
Leave Richmond daily Except Sundays,l for
Danyille, Va. and Greensboro, n G. at 80 A. NJ.
RETURNING-Leave Junction, tBurk's.l daily
fSundays lncluded,1 at 3.l5 p. NJ. and arrive in
Richmond at 6 Is p. Nj.
Leave Danville daily texcept Sundays,) at 10 A.
M, and arrive in Richmond at Sis p. nj.
IA The above trains connect both rays with the
South Side Railroad trains to and from the South
west at the Julhtion, and with the Virginia Cen
trail and r., F. and Potomac Railroad trains to and
from the North, at Richmond.
Through tickets sold. nd baggage checked thro'
For through tickets and further information APP
ply at the Ticket Office of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, Richmond.
C.. CAMpBEIf, SUPERINTENDENT.