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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM.

~ optp COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail
steamahp Co-Only through line f0rC ALlfORNlA dOh
ECON, via ASPINWALL and PANAMA.-By order OF the
PosmssterG enera the the great California and Oregon
Mails be dispatched the 5th and Goth Of ,ch
month direct for Aspnwsl aud the 9Th and 2th. Wis
Havana. When these dates Sunday, the sail
ing to be postponed until the following Monday. The
Pacific Mail Steamers be in readiness for immediate
dispatch arrival Of the mails at Panama Agreeable 70
the above the splendid and double engine United Saes
Mail Steamship ILLINOIS, the fastest steamer In the
world, 800 burden, H. j. Harstene, u. g. ~, Com
msndeT will sail on MONDAY, June Fl, at two oelqck
M precisely from pier at foot Of Wsrre".st Norm RIVER
and the CHEROKEE, Lioat Davenport Coplmander VIII
be dispatched on THURSDAY 2irb transferring her mails
ard parsen TO the steamship ELDORADO The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company aguiceut steamer Goa
DEN GATE $500 Carlisle p Patterson, U. ). N, Com
mande will be In readiness Panama receive the Illinois
and Cherokee mails and passengers and sail mmedatey for
San Francisco The Illinois requires but and
perform her trip 10 AspnwaL The sthmus transit per
railroad kc Is reduced about and half and the Gold
Ell Gates time from Panama being less than twelve days the
whole Trip barring unavoidable delay accidens may be &C
compshed in twenty two to twenty-five days Rates OF fare
10 Aspinwa-Ladies saloon stateroom s65 lower aft snt
forward saloon do S5 second cabin standees 80 Storage
SIS Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf At
Asplnwa free Transit Of the lshmus al the PASSENGER
expense Persons securing through by the United
States Mail Steamess from NewYork have preference OF
accommodation board the Pacific Mail Steamers Rates
Of Panama San francisco the most favorable
terms - -
For freight or passage. apply to CHARLES A WHIT.
NEY, at the Office OF the Companies No III Wedst corner
Of Warren, NJ Y.
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PHILADELPHIA MARIE

June lsThe weather continues quite warm and quite
number II the business community have left the city Cor
TON h In limited request and in Instances lower prices
have teep accepted The FLOUR market has undergone
change The receipts tseg Oh bat there Is very little
Inquiry for shpeaI and only 800 barrels good brands sold
a. ~ IS per barrel which the uniform asking rate, and
so barrels Western at "a 2l The ssles for supply OF
tasss and bakers limited within the range Of last
saofationx RYE Flour 10 firm IS 80 and CoRE MEAL
ct ~ % per barrel WHsAr ia In tar request aud prces
steadily maintained Sales Of 500 bushels fair and prime
white 81 etl & and Red 1T sc per bushs Coss
b n steady demand st 81 esps bT sood Yellow. In OATS
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Ocean 6teamers. &r.

A USTRALIA, PORT PHILIP and
IN SYDNEY LINE OF PACKETS.-Tbe subscribers
will dispatch the splendid clipper. ship MAGNOLIA,
the ship Of this line the 18th July This splendid
clippership, 1000 tuns burthen commanded by an
p@enced Master has been fitted soley for the c-mfort
and conyeniency Of passengers and families For freight
passage which will be taken the favorable terms
Apply board, Pier No u East River, WIN DU IAN,
No - Erontst, RI SSELL 4 NORTON. No. 81 Old slip,
or in RIIIQT- ARkELL a CO No lI6 PeaLl.st.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY for NEW-ORLEANS, via HA
VANA.-The splendid steamship CHEROKEE, 1000 tuns
H. K Davenport, U. 5. Navy Commander, will sail from
the pier at foot of Wanenst, N. H. on THURSDAY,
June "a at O'Clock p. NJ. precisely.
RATES or PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW-ORLEASs
kev AyvangemeHt
Ladies' Saloon Berths. .........................Eo
Forward saoon berths... -
Steeroge Balloon Berths. 20
Specie only taken freight 10 Havana
Freight taken NewOreans at 40 cents per cubic foot
Shippers Of freight requested to supply themse
with the Company, bills Of lading, which mag be had On
application the Office No other form viii b signed.
No bills Of lsdng signed after the ship hss sailed
For freight or passage apply to NJ o. ROBERTS,
No. IN West-st, corner Of Wauen-st
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CTEAMER for LIVERPOOL.-On
~ THURSDAY, July 9 the wei known snd .spnte
ste snship SARAH SANDS, LOO tuns burden, w. c.
Thompson, Esq Commander, viii leave her dock Pier
No N r. for Liverpool Thursday July " O'Clock
This steamer has very superior accommodations In Stsss
Rooms for first aad second cabin For freight
passage spply 10 J. HOWARD l. son, AkYntz,
No 81 Bfoadvay
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VANDERBILT LINE.-NOTICE TO
CALIFORNIA PAssENGERS-Gres reduction in
Steersze Passage for Through Tickets The hVorts steam
PROMETHEUS, and sail THIS DAY, June zst At 5
oc oek p NJ precisely, from Pier No North River, for
San Juan Del Norte direct, connecting with the Pacific
Steamer for the Nicaragua Transit Route having but u
miles of and transportation For through Teke apply at
~ ID. 3. ALLEN, Agent
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ls elias IS; ID sl.s noe. bv r NJ oufv n - :
he, leave PhilsSelphis from foot Of WslputSs a %
Episrant Line y sssnbSss Taaspea 80
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Umpire CITY LINE-THROUGH

IL to SAN FRANCISCO at greatly reduced Of fare
for Cabin and Sieerage passengers The aud splendid
double engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA 300 tuns
J. d. Wilson ESD Commander will leave her dock, pier
No 8. North River, for Aspinwa, Navy Bay, direct on
SATURDAY. 10Th July, at O'Clock M connecting at
Panama with the favonte steamship NEW-ORLEANS,
Edgar Wskeman Commander, which steamer will take
ths passengers by the SIERRA NEVADA from New
York aud Immediately thereafter proceed 10 san Fran
cisco direct These vessels In accommodation, safety and
ventilation surpassed by this and
expessnced surgeon attached each yese Passengers
per SIERRA NEVADA will be landed at the Railroad
Wharf at AspinV all free
BsoEs now open, and through tickets for sale.
For freight or passage, apply %
j. HOWARD L SON, Agents, No 81 Broadway.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO on SATUR

LNOK SAN FRANCISCO on SATUK-
DAY July TO- ats o'clock NJ from the foot Of North
hoores, North River, the and splendid dOuoevnne
steamship CITY or PITTSBUR GH 24OO tuns burden VIM.
Stotesbury, Commander viii positively sail for San Fran
cisco touching Rio Vsparsi1o and Panama SArUOAY,
July TO- at O'Clock P NJ This steamer has superior accom-
modAtious IL well ventilated and otherwise fitted for the
trade confidently expected that she will make the
sage the record thus aordng chance
families ar others mo wish 70 avoid the crowded ships
via the lhmus only mi ed number OF passengers will be
taken small quantity Of freight will also be taken Ar
rangements have been made with the OF the
steamship Uncle Sam, 800 tuns building 70 make
through connection and she will take her place In the
line. - - -
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS FOR
SAN FRANCISCO AND VALPARAISO.-The steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH will be at her berth from Phil
sdepha the sd inst and be prepared 10 receive small
quantity OF light freight for either Of the above Ports
For freight passage apply 70
THOMAS RICHARDSON. Ne. Al Exchange place,
Agent Of the Uncle Sam.
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CRNTRAL RAILROAD NJ No;

~ hINO AhkNNUENENT0
lS2-foT Clinton and tntermedisrs pl.cea num nv
p. M and at p. NJ 6r White Hoess snS ,,s.-LS -
plsces and connecn 81 ElSabethtows witb es,..
\. J. Railroad, Which leave New.yOrk, kuu - -
Courtsnd-st- q the sane houn Rstarnas 80 ~ -
atsl5A. ~, 1850 P. NJ; whitehoose a. Sls ~" 49,
and $40 " and Leo NJ. somervills Il s.ssas sss
and sa5 A. NJ and 2os 7. N. PlAin6elS Il Sn - sS
and 9&5 A. NJ, and go y NJ El,. h.shs,rr.NAt a3
l0SH A. H. scd SIS p. NJ IN 81
fssenseD for Esston. Bethlehsm, Allsa,pv, No..
barre and MAncb Chunk Pa ana flemin-.s. Wmse
msntowp, N. j, viii take the 3 A N trsip So,n
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday. Coz N.-.H...
Washington, Belvidere N. Stages lew, s,r,-,ssn
hsin. All baggage at the nss % the .x,.r, ,, y.
into the sctus possession Of the ssens Of the Come..'
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EW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN
~ RAILRoAD.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT w


s. 1852 Trains out Of New leave near corner Of os
ACCOMMODATION AND SPEcnL.-At and llN a "A
AIS EYpre.s to Stamford and Norwslk and acepe
stations beyond,) and al $50 NJ, through % Nsr
Also r. a. Tor Norrslk at so NJ and o0 s -.
Port Chester The II so NJ runs in connecu9e w -
from New-Hsyen TO Hartford and Spnnshea anu WV
Train over the Canal Road =. a,d,xssH
FxPREss TRAINS for NewHaysn Hartford op." - az
Bo.tsn Connecusut River and Vermont hAmvasg 5000
d,nsburgh and Montreal-At IN; sopplss 80 S.urs.
and Bridgeport connecting with the a, yss-
tuck Railroads Bridgeport, and CsnH Sos.sli snf
Haven AND at $50 NJ stopPins al stsmio T.asstask
Bridgeport connecting with Housat'ni' '"'
Railroads at bridgeport. 49,, IA suscial--
TRANS INTO NEw.YoRE -Acconodstcn sn1 ap New.
At $50 T. and IS AN, and 40 IN So M ana s4s
Haven Al AM from Norwsk-n oO a. - ..~..rsa
PM from Pom Chester The ss5 rso o,I,~sd, S.s
from Springfield and Hartford and Cans, I'm fsoa sd
XII. ~. TIE 40 2. NJ receives psssenzssho" "~
sprLs ielo Railroads - - .rrv.I Of Tnihs
from Boston Al and 50 PM lsoppms D.I "a
Norwslk and stamfordD leaving Boston ~ "
345PN. - s,ss,oo Hoass -
See large bill Of Advertisement at ne 5st ia
principal Hotels. OEo' W. " ssSarpsnntssdent
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IL Ocesn House, Highland Dock, Pon w~Ains..
Mounts and Browns Dock. Middetown ard Red -
New and splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Can't A n
hagerty, viii leave the NewHaven Pisr, PecA ain -
River, as follows
Ieaves keur.York IAav..
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THE BRITISH and NORTH ANIERI-


IL CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL direct; and between BOSTON
and LIVE RPOOL ston ships only calling ali
fax to lard and receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA, Capt , AFRICA Hsrrison,
PERSIA. Capt -, EUROPA. r. G.. Lott
ASIA. II F. Judkns, NIAGARA. ]. Stone,
AMERICA, ". shannon, CANADA, Lang.
CAMBRIA J. Leitsh,
These vessels elra white ght at mast head
on stsIboard bow, red on port bow.
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm. NETWORK. "Wednesday, June ?
CAMBRIA, Leitch, e ON BOSTON, Wednesday, June 9.
ASIA. Judkins from NETWORK. "Wednesday, June Is.
AMERICA. Shannon, from BOSTON June 3.
EUROPA Lot from NEW-YORK. "Wednesday. June 80.
NIAGARA. Stone, from BOSTON. "Wednesday. July T.
AFRICA, Harrison, fm NETWORK, "Wednesday, July a.
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, July p.
ASIA JudkiDs from NETWORK. Wednesday July q.
Passage from Newlork or Boston to LiverPoo-First
cabin, $50; second cabin, $40.
Berths not ,cured until paid for.
Freight sill be charged specie esyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon board.
~. All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Office. For height or passage apply 20
T.. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
ana brought common with British Goods Though bills
ofla6ing given In Havre for Work
WATCHES-By order OF the British Treasury watches of
manufacturers will be hereafter admitted In England
stu the United States and other countries In
quence which French and Swiss waches be shipped
at Havre for NewYOk Boston, via Liverps0l without
mourning the risk as heretofore, OF being seized by the Eng
Hsh Custom House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

E'OR S H kkWSBURY, OCEAN
NV HOUSE os, LONG NO. sRhsSca, PORT WASHING
town and RED BANk.-fhe poyular s.ssms- sn%1S
LEWIS Capt Cores viii leave Ros,ns.,ss om n IN
North River a. follows: mr.
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MIIoG.MEJIISGAN SOUTHERN IN


MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO-Op and after MONDAY.
May 3l-untigfurheT notce-psssenser and
will run ss follows.
WARD.-One sof the first class stesmen SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted e.
r. Nj, aud DunkTk at " at night reaching Monroe 81
the next day and proceeding Toledo the sernoc
An express train viii leave Monroe at 2P N, The
arrival the boat daily, Mondays excepted reaching CHI
cago the same evening and connecting Chicago 9th h-
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports lake Mich
ssn, and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly ben
Chicago. =
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAsFl
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago r. N daily
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe next momins
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning -
cept Sunday and Monroe arrival of the trains s
Chieagoand reach DunkiTk and Buffalo several hour Pm
yiOus to the time for the first express trains east for Nee
York. Albany and Boston
The steamers and trains at Monroe will connect each ~
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEN
WARD-1his train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays -
ceptsd, at 8 A M, connecting Toledo with uns u
steamers from Cleveland and Sandusky and stopping ~
the way stations, will reach Chicago at "a Pm
GOING EASTWARD.-Lesve Chicago daily, sun<sr
excepted at o. A. M stopping at all stations and arnynss
Toledo At r M connecting with steamers 20 ssndaay
and Cleveland and arriving there In time for al the m0
Ing trains from those placer =
A Packetboat leaves Toledo Of A. N, bf fort WsJs
and ports on the Wabash Canal JOS. II. MOORE, Sa9e
Adrian, June |. 1851
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ERElGHTS TO PlTTSBURG, and sll|
III the WESTERN CITIES via NEWYORK spA

PHILADELPHIA STEAM.TRANsPORTArioN COW.
PANY, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD and OHIO NV.
Err The Philsdrlphis and New.York STRAIN Tasport,-
ton Company having made arrangements with the PsanryL
vsns Railroad Company to carry their freight between Phil
sdepha and Ptsburs prepared reosipt thssth
for Goods from NewS ORA ~ Pittsburs, Wheeling Cneo-
natl Louisville ST. Louis tho following reduced rsss
New:Yors to Pttsburs time days Rstes-la Cha
New.YOrk 10 Wheeling. time dsys Rstss-ls, ca.
81 ~; ID IS cts; Sd IS cts; 4th T5cts per 100 lha
Eew-York 10 Cincinnati time days Rates-ls CA
81 25 ID 81; Sd. 80 cts; 4th. 50 cts. per 100 lbs
New-York to louisville time days RAtes-lk GA
81 IS; I'd 81; Sd. 80 cts; 4h 80 cts. per 100 lbs.
New 70 to st. Louis, time IL days Rates-lst CAA
81 S. I'd. 81 80; Sd. 81 ~, 9Th VI 10 per 100 lba
Merchants shipping ods "a the Vest VIII lind Il much &
their advantage 10 and time TO ship by this
THOMSON, Agent Pier No. Nora River. NewYork
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Leaves Sirswseary

The stages for squam and Freehold viii run in e,nseacr
with boat Stagesto convey passengers 10 all pAts Of III,
country All pc forbid trusting the absye boat sa
the account Of the owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

TIME new and magnitcent s.sss ~
FRANCIS sKlDDY. CsPS ncRSIsd. Jss
sI.s a. A NJ, from Pisr loot Of jay yas os.s
NewYsk-Mondsy, Wsdns.-Se ,Jn nc Jr, us TSssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
NTFW Work and HARLEM RA a,

OCULAR MAIL LINE, VI; .2s Slp
~ ~ BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NyySNDEb
!ssp sad 5SSN SSSsT ;; e: ss:a ass, %.
BlLf and ,cgs-s .itsmstsly leaving Pier No Nv =
siyyy, az wharf sbov. ssasu-pacs Ssy -
ssptsd n and s; gSsos Is.vss so.os
Uv, q the or @a p..ss sppiI Il he ossA Ne
slsss or on board the boan
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LOR SHREWSBURY, LONG Br,ncH

Stays viii be In readiness 10 convey the pazsenssn %
parts OF the country. B.-Fm Information aeply %
BESSON { BRO YER No Isl Wsstr
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NOR ALBANY-Chanpe of Hours.-

LOh ALDhN 1-SHhngo Of L1Outb-
The Cars Of the New Yorh and Harlem Railroad savs
the City Hall station NewYork daily (Sundsys excspte
at " A. M connecting with the Western Railroad CAsk
ham and u p NJ, (Expres through without chang Y
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EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and

BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE
Capt Benjamin Baytoo leave on alternate dsya ssu!,
po freight apply on board or 1t the oce Pier Naa
SIsDALE l. BOARDEN. Agents. Nos N and n wseA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

EOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL
IL TON-Steamer JOHN HART with leave Mansys
Pier daily (sunasy excepted p. M Returning wl ssv
Keyport n o'clock Fort Hamilton IS minutes bsors2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
Frem the southern Cullivatcr
Picking Beef, or other Meat

MEssRs EDlToRs-l see u call on you, in
your ul2 number, from Mr.. jenkins of Mont
gomery, Ala, for The best mode Of picking
beef sec yon have answered The call, by
giving three weeks process. Why, sirs.
we in the pine hills can't have patience to look
at a piece of beef three weeks before getting
a chance to cat 1t.
| will give you process by which you
can preserve your beef, tautton, or venioon,
and keep eating 1t oil the tune, and it will re-
man free from any taiot, as have never los
piece in my life.
Take all the bone out oflhe beef, mutton,
or venison. cut in pieces from one oiwo inches.
Take cold spring or well wafer and put in u
clean tub, then put in the salt aud stir as long
as il will Dissolve, adding little more. Then
put your meat in aud let II remain some "a
hours. Then renew the brine again, lthrow.
ing the old on a compost heap, so as to suffer
no loss in the manner above described, cleans
ing the tab ell and adding more salt than
The water will dissolve, to supply that which
NAV BE- taken up hy the meat f. f. PORTS.
Tacalecchc, Mss, Sep, 1852.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
NUMBER liz.

PRESERVING PEAcHEs.-We are confident
Of The thanks OF every noble housewife for the
following receipt for preserving peaches
To twelve pounds of peaches take six pounds
of clean brown sugar and one pint best cider
vinegar. Simmer the sugar and vinegar to-
gether which will make a clear syrup. Pour
boiling water upon the peaches and remove
them in two minutes from tho water, and
wipe them dry without breaking the skin
Put them into the syrup aud boil gently till
the fruit IL cooked 10 the stone. Keep tho
preserves in jars, which must be kept closely
covered and in cool place. They should be
inspected occasionally, and if white mould
appears upon the surface Of the syrup, it must
be carefully SKINNED off. and the syrup scald-
ed and returned to the peaches. The peach
es tried last fall were Seeding variety, ripen.
ed the last Of October. They were acid. but
preserved the peach flavor in a high degree,
which was retained by this method of preserv-
ing in the most perfect manner. This is the
most economical, and, tn our taste. the very
best preserve we know of of-Proridcnee Joay-
nal.
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0bc DaiIp Oireinian

Tug MEXICAN BOUNDARY CoMMlssloN.-
Nee York Dee l6.-The Providence Journal
has received advices from Mr. Bartlett. Com
missioner of Mexican boundary survey, dated
Chihuahua Oct 23rd He arrived with his par
ty the day before, in 3 days from Ell Passo,
with a small Mexican escort. Onihe 2Slh The
train was attacked by party OF Indians. One
man was killed and Il mules were lost. The
Indians were armed with lances and some oil
tl,cm with fire arms and mounted on fleet hor-
scs. They were repulsed, and one Of them
left dead on the field Mr. Bartlett expected
10 leave the next day, for Camargo. distant 40
days Journey where he had appointed 10 meet
Maj. Emoty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
EONi; WAKE


NoRTIlERN.- N.-Arriyes es from tharIot1esvile ,he
days heretofore, Tuesdays, Ihursdays and
Iaturdsys. Schedule time of arrivai, m Leaves on
SUNDAYS, Wednesday, and Fridays. at am.
PA KET MAlI.--The Packet brings Way Mai
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes one Mon
days, w edne-davs aud Fridays. On Monday morning, a
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet.
RAILROAD MAIl-Maiis are dispached by thu
Railroad daily at 30 lor Forrest Depot Liberty
Bulods Big Lick Sale:h &c, aud or finea>,e and for
he present. all the watering places
BY te Railroad also sent, tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, mail, Ior Bedford Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATTD DNSBURG M ll--Ar.
rive. daily, excep, Sunday, at ZAP m.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at hali-past SIX
FARMVlLLE-Au esd lily, except sunday, about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richnond and parts
North South and West OF that CITY Leaves dahy IRON
II To u p. m, except saturday night -,
DANyII .LE-Arlives, as her 'opre, Tuesdays, hurs
.ays and SATURDAYS Leaves, t. heretofore, MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a m
PEDLAR MILES-Arrives, as herstoore, Mondays
and Thursdays, between 10 and II a m Leaves about
p. m same days.
q = Mails closed al p. m.
ay On Sunday morning, the office Will be Kept open
tor one hour after the Mail is ready ior delivery
Aug lS.dts VIM. M BLACktORD, r M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

How light and ETHEREAL love makes people.
Till The knot is tied, they feel so spiritual that
porch OF cobwebs supported by pillars of
smoke, are quite as substantial an edfce as
they will ever stand in need Of What change
few moths work-the cnbwebs are suppress.
sed by pork and beans, and the pillars OF
smoke by holsters made of ca-tals.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

The population of,he city of New York IN
the year 1850. was 5l6.3o2, and lhe number oi
deaths as one in Mjrty.three. The same cen
sus gives oae in sirty Seren as the proportion OF
the d aths to the living population IN the other
parts of The Stale. The difference OF The rate
Of mortality appears to indicate a far better
prospect of longevity among those Who reside
ithout the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

A writer from PARIS says that ut Petieneux,
after the announcement Of the result of the re-
cent election the people had "A torch light pro-
cession, with the mayor, the priest. and the
bust of Louis Napoleon at their head. The
former sang the re Deum, while the latter
maintained IA digniicd silence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

A man with eleven daughters was lately
com planning thai he found ii bard 10 live. You
must husband your time said the other. and
then you will do we'll enough Il could do
much better was the reply, III could husband
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