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Delegation from yirsinia.

We find the following in the proceedings of the
Stanton Douglas1 Convention, of Virginia:
On motion of Mr. StovaIl, it was
ResOlred, That the President of this Convention
appoint deputation often persons to bear the greet
lngs of the National Democracy of Virginia to the
Convention of the National Democracy Of North
carolina, which is to assemble on the Both inst, at
Raleigh
The President appointed the following deputation:
T. B. Stovall, Saml H. Mofitt, Zeph. Turner, Geo.
~ ~ baskerville, Geo. w. Boiling, Chas. Irving A. NJ
barbour, VIM. NJ Howerton, Geo. W. Hopkins, and
I. Smyth.
n on motion of Mr.. Stoval the President of the
convention was added to the deputation.
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The DousIas Convention:

-.
Our readers are aware that q Convention Of the
friends Of Judge Douglas has been called, to meet
in this City tomorrow, fThursday) We sincerely
trust that some arrangement will be made BY which
all Democrats in the State can vote for the same
electors. 1t is utter folly to divide Let US diff
fer If so it must be, as to men, "but divide never.
Division insures defeat-union insures victory
What viii it avail the lions of Douglas and of Brock
inridge. to worry and exhaust each other, and see
the little fox" Opposition carry off the prize,
neither ofthem having strength enough left tosnatch
it from SO contemptible little animalf We for
union and harmony. In union is our strengthen
division is the strength and the only strength,
of the Bell and Everett ticket "a soft answer
turneth away wrath but grievous words stir up an
ger" Let us bear and forbear, looking to the good
of the country, the preservation of constitutional
Union and the vindicaton of Southern rights, rath-
er than to the promotion of any man or set of men.
Let us regard the feelings of each other-let each
be as ready 20 concedc honesty of purpose to the
other as he is bold to claim it for himself On what
principle have We splitP What great landmark of
Democratic principle has been obliterated2 Shall
we suffer family feud about men to divide us-to
make us enemies? We trust not
We hope the Convention to assemble tomorrow
will be governed by spirit of Cancellation and, so
far as is honorable Of concession. We are satisfied
that Breckenridge is stronger than Douglas in North
Carolina; but neither is stronger, of himself than
Bell Those who prefer either Douglas or Brock
inridge to Bell are largely in the majority. Why
not unite their forces against the common enemy !?
Why not all unite upon the electoral ticket now in
the field? We sure that ticket will elevate eth
er Breckenridge or Douglas in preference to Bell
That ticket being already formed, we hope the Con-
vention now about to assemble, will adopt it with
the understanding that it is to do the best can to
defeat Lincoln
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ArisaI q tAs az q Balsimqrs.

AfTspat ef the CITY Of Boltimore -
3 Carr RAcEs August "a - The CITY Of Baltimore
passed here to-day She brings Liverpool dates 10
: the 10th. Her news is unusually important
fifteen hundred European troops had landed in
Eighteen ribaidiahs had landed In Calabria.
and it was reported that G1ri5ald had been to Ma.
pies to confer with the retolutionists there.
The city Of Naples has been placed In state Of
seige.
The Neapolitans claimed 70 have. rsp9lssd an at.
tempted landing Of the Garlbaldians near Reggie
and at Candretel
It was reported that Austria would renonnce the
treaty of Villa franco and actively oppose Gatbadfs
operations ON the main land. 4,
It was reported also that II Garibaldi landsD Cali
abria General Lamoriciere win cross the Roman
frontier under q promise Of Austrian suppor.
Austria had ASSUMED threatening attitude to-
wards Piedmont demanding explanations concern
ing Garibaldfs letter to Victor Emanuel in which
ne announced his projected attack on Venice.
. Great activity prevailed in the Austrian Marine
department ),
The Sandman loan had closed at Paris with sub
scriptions to three times the amoantrequired.
There bad been additional failures in the English
trade with heavy liabilities.
LIvEKPooI- TuEsDAY-Cot ton- Sales for the two
days 10000 bales including 5000 for speculation
and export.
LArEsr-W EpNEsDAY-Co Cotton. 5uos ant-cstimat
ed sales to-day 49, 900 bales, inclading 600 FOR
speculation and export The market closes firm at
an advance of ! since the Ara6ia's report. Orleans
middling gid Flour steady-Wheat steady at Id.
S2s. cd. Beef heavy. Pork heavy Lard steady.
Rosn buoyant at As. to As I'd Spts. Turpentine
quiet at Dos. Cd. to aas Cd Rice steady Sugar
quiet sse -
Consols 925 owing to war runors- Money mark
ct more stringent
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For the Standard.
FAYETTEVILLE, Aug. 26th, 1860.

an account of Douglas meeting held in Carthage,
Moore county, on the 18th instant In order that
your subscribers may not be deceiyed in regard to
said meeting l would state that there were but
twenty seven persons present. some of these wings.
The chairman remarked when he had appointed
committee of fee to draft resolutions that The had
sent out all that could speak, but would endeavor to
Col. j. c. Davis speech, in your paper, did not
hear, although was IN the court room and did hear
the Colonel make speech. The extract must have
been prepared since the meeting adjourned The
speech of Geo. Wilcox, Esq, was ''rather an able
effort" In the list of Delegates to the Dick conven
ton you will find some States rights Breckinridge
Democrats who will not attend the convention called
BY one Mr.. Dick. Yours,
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The Barbecue on the 9th september.

member of the Committee to solicit money and
provisions for the Democratic Barbecue to be given
on the 9Th of September next. at or near Raleigh,
has left at our Office subscription paper. Those
who desire to contribute whether in money or pro-
visions, will please call and put their names down.
Let US have "good time" of it, and plenty for
everybody. You can subscribe bushel of meal, a
quarter of beef pig, lamb, -four, potatoes, or any
thing you like, even if it is nothing but-money.
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WOOD FOR TIE cApIToL.

SEcRErARY's OFTIcB -.
Raleigh, 2sth Aug, 1860. 81
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this Office until the 18th day Of September next To-
furnish sufficient quantity ofwood for the use Of the
public offices of the State in the Capitol and the Gem
eral Assembly for the ensuing winter and spring. *
The wood TO be sound oak and hickory to be delivered
from time time required and to be cut ntosntabe
lengths for the several fire places. = - -
Bidders will the price per cord which they will
furnish it,. d &
The right Of rejecting bids not advantageous to the stste
RUFUS H. PAGE,
Secretary Of State.
Rseigh, Aug. 2s, 1860. es-td.
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100 RRA FPUIT TREEs.-AT Lux.
AVOsVVO umburg, one mile southwest. OF
Greensboro N Ccoasisting Of Apples Pears Peaches,
Pums. APricots, NectarDes DC. The above number Of
Trees and plants ready for sale by the
in the nursery business ne atters himself that has
the most select collection in the Southern States
All orders promptly attended and catalogues sent free
application. Persons ordering catalogues by mail will
please nclose stamp to prepay -
AUTHORIZED AGENTS. s
John NJ. Clark Wilmington; Rufus Scott Fayetteyie;
j. 4 Carrot, Greensboro.
August 2s 1860. 6s-tf.
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Judge Douglas.

We are requested to state, positively, that Judge
Douglas will arrive in Raleigh this "wednesday
evening in the o'clock train, and that he will ad
dress the people on Thursday. See notice of meet
ing this (Tuesday) night
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- The editor is still absent, but we expect him
at home in day OF two. He will probably remain
but few days, at present, but we hope he will be
able to resume his duties in two or three weeks.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TIcKETl

~ We shall support this ticket for President
anil Vice President on these conditions: That the
Electors tcM rote for the strongest man, Breckia-
ridge or Douglas as the case may be dgaiHst LiaeOla
them orer Lincoln, or ui put either of them in tie
Houss it is to be cast accordingly But if the rOte
,rM elect neither, nor put either of them in the
House, the Electors to cote as they please
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PUBLIC MEETING.

There will be meeting Of the friends Of Judge,
Douglas, and of the citizens generally in the Court
House this Tuesday evening, at o'clock, to make
arrangements for the reception and entertainments
Judge Douglas during his stay with US.
MANY CITIZENS.
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20 Register copy.
PgBIIc sALE Of F. sSbgSR BIZ s sEA4

TAURIIC SALE OESJVALDABLE &6Als
ESTATE.-WILL BE S0LDT0 THE HIGHEST
bidder befre the Courthouse door Tarboro on Mon-
day. the LIST day of October next four and one half Lots
situate in said Town 70 WIT Nos 81 81, ss and
4s, in the plan thereof - = q. - 81
lei premises and the Stable connected Herewith, formerly
owned and kept by Mrs Mary Gregory and they viii be
sold togetherhe have been and used IS
Kitchen Garden for the HOTEL but As they are not nec
sary for that purpose they will be sold separately
The late Henry s. Lloyd, died seized o. an 9 vae9
moiety Of the said property and BY hs will he dreetee
the same to be sold George Howard Sr Is the owner o.
the other half and he is willing to unite with the execu
tors of the said Lloyd in the sale thereof 50 that the Pur
chaser may acquire the whole.
The Rocky Mount and Marlborough branch OF the VII.
mington and Weldon Railroad now inopsrafon and the
cars are making daily frips-a line of coaches
has already commenced running between Hamilton and
Tarborough aud our-horse coaches between
vile and drborougn will start in few days and there -
good believe that the travel through
will become very large be asserted With confidence
that the proposed viii furnish an opportunity TOT
safe and profitable Investment - -sssi
Mr. Howard surviving Tartner. viii retain Possession
of the property and conduct the business Of the Hotel M
til the end of ihe year. when the possession viii be trans
ferred the purchaser who can buy the furniture on nv
orable terms. sEt
One fourth Of the purchase money will be required
the day Of January next and the balance on the LIST
day of january 1882 sud must be secured by unques
tionable paper The last nsalment to bear interest IRON
LIST January next - 3 = -.
and WM. EORFLEET, lloyd ~
GEO. HOWARD, Surviving Partner
: August 2e 1860. ~ bs---fqp-
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Educational,

We are requested to state that the awake Coun-
y Educational Association" will meet at the Court
house, in Raleigh on the first Saturday in Scptem-
Der next. We trust there will be large attend
ance
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tR- The Newbern Progress states that Mr.. john
son, candidate for the VicePresidency, and Hon. A.
H. Stephens will attend the Convention here on the
sOth. The Progress says its information is "posi-
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APPROPRIATIONS MADE DURING THE 1877
SESSION OF THE THIRTY SIXTH CONGRESS
REHABILITATION,

RECONCILIATION.
For legslative, executive, judicial, civ
il, and miscellaneous, $13, 129862 70
Diplomatic and consular 1,l6s,8so 90
Indian department, revolutionary, in
valid and other pensions 3,427,223 %
Army, Notifications, Military Acad-
envy, and military roads 1915, 962 OF
Naval service 10,461, 030 %
Post Office, for 1860 24,T57,322 %
Post Office, for 1861 19,024,022 20
~ $sz, 4s4, 500 "A
The statement has been prepared under the di-
rection of the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk Of
the House of Representatives, in compliance with
law.
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AueUsrA, Aug. 24-Hon. A. L.. Stephens will
take the stump in Georgia in favor of Douglas and
Johnson on the LIST of September. His first speech
will be made in Augusta. The friends Of Douglas
and johnson are confident of carrying the State
The reaction is tremendous.
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rY- The editor Of the Louisburg Eagle has an
article headed "a Rear Treat" We have not read
II, but presume it is on some stern subject.
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~ We call attention to the advertisement Of
the sale of State Bonds in our paper to-day. No
safer investment can be made.
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ALL PLEASE SOUNDS,

GALL PLEASE SOUNDS
EATHER KEMPS OLD FOLKS CONCERT TUNES,
II sung by the original OBJ Folks COMPANY under
his management Nine Hundred Concerts through
copies will be sent by mail, postpaid.
Published by OLIVER DITS0N 4 CO.,
277 Washington. Street, Boston.
August 90, 1850 6g--tc
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Hon. l.. OR. Branch.

The following letter from Mr.. Branch was receiv-
ed in reply to an invitation to the late Picnic and
Jubilee at DR.. Thomas Davis, the proceedings of
which we have published:
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NJOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION.
IL will be made the next session of the Legislature
for charter to incorporate the CataWba River and Crook
ed Greek Hydraulic Rose Gold Mining Company.
Raleigh, N c., Aug %, 1860 So 5tpd.
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FOR sALE.

A A VERY SUPERIOR R0SEw GOD, SIX OCTAVE
n MEL0DE0N. Apply at this Office. -
August 2sh, 1860. 69-tf :.
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THE friends of constitutional equality do not
and nerer did demand Congressional sLlre code"
nor any "her code in regard to property IN the Ter
ritories They hold tie doctrine of non-interren-
ton By Congress or By a Territorial Legislature,
either to establish or prohibit slarery; but they
assert fortified By the highest Judicial tribunal in
the Union) the plain duty Of the federal gOrern-
meRt in all its departments to secure tohen necessa
rI to the citizens Of all The States the enjoyment of
their property in the common Territories, erery-
rhsre else within its jurisdiction The con-
stitution and the equality Of the States! These
are symbols Of everlasting Union. Let these be the
rattying cries of the people. "-JonN c. BREckIN-
RIDGE
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 30 LANE,
ELECTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND vICE-PREsIDENT.
For the state at Large |:
OF OREGol

THE federal Union must be preserved The
Constitution must be maintained inriolate in all its
parts Every right guaranteed By the Constitution
must be protected by lao in all cases sohere tegisla
ton is necessary to tts enjoyment. The judicial
authority as presided in the Constitution must be
sustaiaed and its decision implicitly obeyed and
faithfully erecuted The laos must be administered
and the constituted authorities upheld, and all un-
hrtuL resistance suppressed "-SrEPHEN A. DOUGLAs.
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Charlotte, August oath, 1860.
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TUsT RECEIVED, Bills. FRESH Ale,
a. At the OAK CIT dyOpA,
Raleigh, April "a, 1850. sszt
TUsT RECEIVED AT w. r. ANDREWS,
- fne lot oi N. G. Cured HAMS also 40 excelent
j IJulv ,01 II 1890 - 55-tE
nE BBLs. FAMILY FLOUR JUST
81 Received by ,szs... s
Raleigh, July 10, 1860. 55-M
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Deaf and Dumb Asylum.

W. D. Coppidge DR.. 7. Davis, DR.. Gray Stills, and
others.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

its natural functions. These, Il not relieved react upon
themselves and the surrounding organs, pr0anclg ss
cra aggrsvation, suffering, and disease. Nhile IN ts
Pills and see how directly they restore the natural ae
ton Of the system, and with Il the buoyant ieehhg OF
health again, What true and 50 apparent IN us t'la
aud common complaint, is also true IN many OF te up
seated and dangerous dstempers. The same purgatiie
effect eNpels Them Caused by similar distractions and
arrangements OF the natural functions OF the BODY they
are rapv and many OF them surely cured by the same
None who know the virtues OF these rus, VIII
NEGLECT TO employ them when suffering from the disor
dcrs they cure.
Statements from leading physiclans in some OF the
From Eorlrariisg Merchant Of 81. Louis, Feb Z, 1856
DIR. AVER; You, Pills the paragon Of all that Is
great In medicine They have cured my little uauguter
81 urous sors upon her hands and @ that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has been long grieN
ousy afflicted with hlochcs and pmples on her SKIN and
In her hair. Amer child cured, she also ried
Jun MS anu my "@'' asa NORGRIDGE.
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CHTCKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply these splendid inItru- ,.
IA ments have been received. (45l5<7r1
In addition the beautiful Box de Nox, the Cir pT
cuar Action and the Grand have the Bou- "
ior beautiful instrument OF an upright form.
The Chickering's have received 8S FIRST prise medals all over
competitors and from st rank Institutions and fars OF
Europe They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory In the world.
The Chickering's have emanated the best and most
improvements brought the Plano Its present
iecon by the great capital they have invested in manuae
turing they sell u any per cheaper than
any factory None Of their instruments leave the
Without having been fully inspected by the best arsts
this factory has than In city, In
Richmond instruments only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly At
tended TO.
wareroos north side Of Broad street. 9TH and At Hab
mslS NETHL ciRUsI sols Agent.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and com
plaining2 Arc you out Of order,
with your system dcrangod, and
YOUR feelings uncomfortable :
These symptoms are Often the
prelude 10 serious illness some
lii OF sickness Is creeping upon
YOU, and should BE- aycrtcd by a
timely use OF the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the disordcrcl humors-pu-
rify the blood, and let the fluids
move on unObstructed in health
again. They stimulate the f0nc-
tons Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where In the body, and Obstructs
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.
Fare So. Meals Extra.

Fare So, Meals Extra.
ON and after Monday, juno llh, TfainS Ca l5gs--Ts
~ will daily, except Sundays aSfoloWs ks4e
Regular passenger trains stopping only at Meadow, Dispatch
and 1unstalIs signal
WIN leave Richmond at IA. N. VIII leave White House
p NJ, daily except sundays.
Accommodated Train carrying Freight and Passenger will
leave the white House s. s. A. ~ win leave Richmond
1870, p NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
The fast and commOdou steamer Wet Point Capt O.
Rowe will leave White House, aoadAys Wednesdays and FRI
days NSA A. NJ, landing only at West Point Moodys, Cap
pAork gT yorktown. Gloucester Point, arriving In tme
Dinner Old Point At p NJ, and Norfolk at 80 p ~
Retaining West Point will Norfolk Tuesdays, Thurs
Gays and Saturdays at lOH NJ and Old Point at NJ
LANDING only above and arrive At White House In time 10
meet with the cars, arriving in Richmond al $ T. NJ.
NO i at laadulS sill be made.
1Fh received Tu sday Thursdays and Saturdays for only
mi 81 p, NJ i,3O THOS SHARP, supt.
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through Tick q is
AT TIE PRICES NAMED BELOW.

Children and no, 70 age half the price for
white persons
EYEOTlCE Through Tickets be procured in Charleston
the Offices Of tho Northeastern and South Carolina Rarca
CompaLE 10 Wedt the office Of the Petersburg Railroad Co
and in Norfolk the oce Of the Norfolk Co.. the
River Railroad Co the Office Of John Dickson, Of
River Line. Also from Nash lille and points south
by LynehbIrg and Charlottesville 70 all the sprngs
TH0s. D0DAMEAD,
General Supt, Va, Central Railroad.
HiRNLs, Mason Co, Stage PrOpneiars.
GvA- an,
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wishing obtain tickets for servants
IN the Richmond Fredericiburs Potomac r. for wash
lngton City points further North must In all case: be vouch
ed by some white citizen Of Richmond person.
known 10 Of the Road Tickets vi be cold ap
nled for nv letter A. d. ALLEN,
ma96-iy Ticket Agent
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NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.

EyzsE1 5Ssts s;lssss9 80 - S E 49,
THNHROUh In ~ hours Norfolk and In six hours 70 Old
Il Point, from Richmond.
The comfortable, and expeditions between Rich
the above place by the Richmond aud Petersburg
Road Petersburg thence by the Norfolk and Peetu Road
Norfolk and thence by steamers to Old Point and Hampton
Leave Richmond at ass p NJ reach Norfolk at $50, and Old
Point at sij r. NJ.
For the accommodation OF passengers fish supper will be
yidei on the boat between Norfolk aud Old Point.
Old Point the boat $780, A. NJ and connects
with the Norf H. which leave NJ reaching Rich
mond at $50 passengers dining the boat while between Old
Point and Norfolk. 7. II. wYNNE,
je1l-n Supt x and r. r.
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GUNNER ARRANGE MENE ON d.
- JANEs RIVER FuR OLD POINT, PORTS -zllsklz.Lllk
MOUTH AND NORFOLK-rhe steamers GLsN COWS and CUE
PECK put In a, rate order and viii run 70 The
above places -
ms GLEN COVE Capt wm Carter sin leave tbs wharf a.
Rocket regularly every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
orangs O'Clock precisely, and urn each Alternate days
rt sunday leaving the wharf a. NORFOLK a. TIE sane hour
O'Clock NJ, and touch al All Tie rex M and ngs on te f'e
going aud returnlng
me CURTIS PICK Capt O clifford, being neatly n,tsd
uth b-rS iii leave Rockets SATURDAY
sssang O'clock and return leaving the wharf a. NOkfoLh
vrrv sNDAY evening O'Clock and regularly IT, =
DAY and evenings a4 O'Clock, 4nd return each al
tsrnate day, the hour, O'Clock
Going dosn me Curtis Peck touch City Point WhcoXs
Carem0nt wharf Oh Poln Portsmouth, and Norfolk
Re,aralng Portsmouth Old Point Rock wharf, Grove DAd
Carm0a WlcOSs City Point and arrive Al Richmond about
Oaloek. Monday morning
the saturday trip and return evening, meals
lneu led, tL50.
Passage % regular trips either boat to Old POla Portsmouth
or Norfolk e. MeAsequA any given any boat-so cents
each
EU-Trsisht taken as usual ...,-,...
o.
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sOCTn.sIDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAPTRR MONDAY THE22d AU-fsE
W gust, the passenger Trains will run as folows kkH
IRON PETERSBURG TO LYNcHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily $50 A. NJ reaches Lynehburg a12Se
Pm.
Passenger Train stars daily except sunday at AS P NJ
reaches Lynchburg at 1890 A. NJ
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily at IL A. NJ reaches Petersburg at NJ
Trains starts daily Sundays at 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. M.
These with daily trains TO the SPRING. Knox
vile, Nashville Memphis, &C.. to New Orleans.
This the shortest and most expeditions route 10 all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and fera,
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays at
IA NJ IL Noon and City Point $50 NJ and 1850 NJ
trains 10 and from oil the steam packets when
H. D. BIRD,
sus4 General Superintendent