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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
Liverpool Corn Market.

Thenari 4 has resumed s esseisy III. Eng aud
cas s in .olss pces na 70 the whest sgs rf SssW AVE-
quoted fo-day rday i7ib I'm a. u r Uu 81 5d9 and
21tI for Gboce No Baltimore. 05o ana fI9
pk1 2aG2oG WHEAI-U. > Nsie e ~ io Isl: no
Rcd, 7,u7'3 fSDiAE CoEN, 2 nv d. !eN'"'
white here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

Of Me.sr J,Coss BESNETr No Sli Fulton a. Brooklyn.
All the ladies' who desire eh shawl six Merino, Para.
ats Muslin de Lame, other Dress Goods should call
tbs week IS ell the above Goods almost given away.
ust 90 with the entire stock OF rich Laces end Em5oide-
rs Every leiety o. Cape, Collars Cus, IND sleeves,
Cuderhebs Nei'. Pocket lianakerchieis' &C. &c sSod
~ lSsst 30 percent. below the cost OF importation
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ra.In = Historr of Hillshorongh. Y. H.. hr

Charles j. Smith ESQ the OF the children OF Gov
Pierce are given as follows Elizabeth A. Plerce, (ony
child BY the first we was married % lGen Joha McNie
deceased and survives her husband Benlarin n f,e!ee
who became a Colonel in the u. :. Army; Is not hying
Nancy NJ. Pierce, wife of Gen solomon MeNsl Died N
1851 aged ~ John Sullivan Pierce died N Mceisan n
1875 Harriet r. Piece married Hugh jameson Esq ded
in 1851 aged 81 Charles g. Pierce died IN Utica n IN
1893 aged Is Franklin Pierce, born Nov % lSoi Shsr,
iotte died in infancy and Henry d psee resident VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, d,

The sales of Cotton during the week have
been 81, 900 bales at the following quotations: NcwOr
leans fair l6ls, miGdling So Upland fair 5l mlill
ing 10 y. The market has advanced nearly 3. TIC
demand is moderate from the trade and for export
Fair and good qualities have improved most Sales to
Spectators 1000 and to Exporters 1000 bales Flour
is a % % for Western Canal aud % for OHIO Corn.
SAG Lard, CO., Cousols close at l0Ols
The resignation Of the Ministry has been ac-
CCpicd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

by the Committee 10 VIM v Brsiy Postmaster Of th,
City, ard referred by hi 10 ihe Possraastsr General
The following Is oogJ Of Mr. Brsdy's letter 20 the
Postmtzter General also the Letter aiir ssed 20 tie
Committee Of the Nev.York Chamber Z comnerce
by the Postmaster General
icoPTl
PosT-OFTrcE WYoEE. hov. 2, 1852.
SIR ours o. TIE 5th inst to-eer with letter o. NJ
Coi.ns herewith returned came duly hand Ia reply
have 70 sdyse y0u tat the present ansuzenent - sepa
rs;oor between the Liverpool Oce aud this Office, ~
tssl cons 1t 10 fol owe
We make four separations for the Liverpool Office ":
Liverpool" "Eufland," " Ireland" ana % Scotland
The Liverpool Office makes IA separations for ths OF
W; Eew-fo rk City United States" Pan aie.phiA
Baltimore, - Il hsTla-ton,r and New Orleans
This Grrs ent gives equal facilities 20 each oce The
rumbe Of iesTs for Baltimore and Chiest0n very snail
Ihe heave.t pat q ii mail to tie Liverpool oaes iof
eistIibutlon,V ior ireland"
The hssvesi part to Eew-YOrS, Tor distribution, the
The fore going refers to unpaid letters Pad letters ere
Put up II sepsate PACKAGE BY each oce snd The same
SCI art made.
IL edition these separations make three for the
London Office. VIZ: London" London Forward" and
Fast indts;" ssos closed mail for AK Ia Chspelle
consisting for the German States likewise sepl
rsted IN tbree divisions VIZ: Az IA Chapee," AK IL
Ghspee for distribution" end fer Countries beyond the
Postal Mon"
Our separation. are now crater number than those
made by the Liverpool Office and the London ofcs makes
but two epara tions, v!z NeW-lO1k City, aud NeS-
IL scarcely possible Tor to make more separation.
than nde. II tho Liverpool desires, the para
With and would substitute such places (eqall in
number tIat office IN zht de-.grate no other
to comply with the Chambts OF Commerce unless
close the mails al an earlier hour II do that shall raise
storm about that viii b. difficult 70 qHe Tho average
numltI Of Letters from til. ote 70 Liverpool per Gu
Dsrd and Collins steamers about q Oo0 Certainly
thirds OF ths nornber are mailed stamped and banded after
Ga NJ. Of the day the steamer 81 !.
The GUARD line start from jersey City o. l7M The
mails b. those ships are closed at l0l A. n.
The Collins hue from Csnal-,t The malls close a; i0l
A. NJ Merchants wait until the latest moment before
closing their correspondence order 10 obs te latest
mercantile edvicer
II change tie hour Of closing for the purpose OF c IL
tating the asserting at the Liverpool ONCE shall De
brought contact with their interest As matter OF re-
ference statement OF tn uumboI Of letters mad
in cecil separation, by the Liverpool OfFce aud re-
ceived here per Africa OF the 4th us aud similar state
tters sent uner eacl separation - the Liver
pool Dfhce per Europa from ths Port on he 81 inst
IL .rrl.. Nnn A
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Bciore Judge MORA
NAN.
lnsersoll Brother at. Abnsr L. Ely.


Plaintiffs say that J selby West applied to
them IN October 1850 credit and referred 10 Mr. Ely
lie latter odd, in answer 10 inquiry that M West ~S
goodtGt he Lad been brouzht mp by hun, fdefendani>
Who knew him we'll and that be worth considerable
proteIty Plaintiffs consequentY gave M w credit, and
OK potes They applied 70 Mr. Ey sfterws.d to buy
cave receipt 10 that effect sI ESQ g. They aerwsrd
dispoed Of tie receipt third paryhe goods not be
eed The good refused 70 deliver them Action IS brought
10 recover the amount OF the note. -, A., /.
In defence is id Of the plaintiffs called on ~ ~
,d manfred az 10 Mr. West. aud informed that NV
yssog ner Of number Of buildings on corner fony &c
end g. AID Nntb-sv- most 81 which were motsass" ~
fbe sesraen's Saving Bank, which was fsmt,ed, ~ ~
ister only 70 advance property 10 hall q, yans SO
hlt tne VIII probshZ BE- GOOD msr2n ,. - me-, me.
I'D ,sk,d Mr. Ely would essJ H. when the latter sala DC
vas COZ buying PsP sut 20 pa, s.oos -, 20,
h,,srtly MsT-ns H. Lichtens,ein called at the store
ID isbed e purchase cgored Aik yeiyets inAmai.
n be woad pay for them By esess On the beiehsT
ehsrg paH Is but did not tender the note or receipt.
Ee snd authority a. agent and defendant declined az
wished lm % sslsc. the goods it s also svered mat ts
Companies required Mr. West 20 cancel the pol
ce, vi ereby be dc pressed IN bis business and tast
plaintiffs tneg II wheB they apphed 20 have the not
cashes, AID lat the transaction 10 Dot vad OF binding
The plaintiffs fsed 10 show legal demand Tor the soo<s,
and tne ecpP plant was disnHssed
COURTog GENERAL E5sIoNs-Lseeayy 4-Besorc
Judge BEsEE and Aid. MooRE and BsIsLEY
Inc VoisOnlng case WHICH vas rohinhchoe"
yesterIay IN which John Burns vss charged with an
attempt 70 poison hi. wife by Of arsenic was TINS
nor-lng concluded, and the evidence falling 10 sustain
TIE casrge the accused acqu.ed and liberated from
custody
No Grand Jury was formed there ros beng members
enough in Court 20 MAKE quorum o,.,
Ersnk wilson, printer residing At No ~ So 80.
vas tried for having in sep sst stolen ~ 81 , ~.
suripq tie month moneys amounting 10 a 10 e"D, tn'
properly Of the sewYegs and Ere Railroad CO. n
xhose enploy he WIS ~ printer. il appears tnss
Ss - apr,d Win i,se key private dispatch bag
of the saperintee: Of the Road and taken psSasss
s,d yeusryded 20 swat seatence lie IL year. "
age. ,,-., ,r.. tried sod
seauitted Of the charge.
The Court ,Aen adjourned Gor tho dsJ'
vnoov,yx CITY couRT-Besofc Judge osss"'
woop .,,. Cours waa com.
The January Tern ,ss he 81 rs sai ,ay VS. smp.nsied
renesd On noI sa.rraad sst the Cay Of Brookyn
JON We - ssslgnee Of Jszsmiah ODonneu -
faini 'v ,s,s sccssse,ed - grade flsiasw, II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
City Expenses.
CRoroN AqUTDUcr DEPARTMENT,
Nrw.lORK, Jan. =, 1888.

NEwloRK, JAN !, lS,3.
To The Editor Of The n. Y Tribune:
SIR Your paper of this morning contains an
editorial article the City Government and Official
Knavery" in which the extraordinary expenditure OF
tho past year are commented on.
Ofyour general comments on these excuses it docs
not become me TO speak but there il one portion Of
The article which by Inference may, however unincn-
tionaly, do this Department injustice. Speaking Of
shameless disbursements in the departments generally,
YOU say "And here isworthy OF especial remark that
one branch of the city eNpepdrlros-tat of the Aims
uouse-docs not increosc, sc &c.
As a comment on one other branch OF the CITY cN-
penditure and pretty important one too, BEG leave
10 present you the following summary OF the surplus
under each head Of the yearly appropriations, which has
remained over from the expenditures and -ed again
into the City Treasury at The ends respectively OF tn
three years during which this Department has been or
Sanized:
Aqueduct Repairs and Inn 1850. 1881. 1852.
proycmonts. .sS,a9 p Sl,6Ss g. Si,5G -
Water pipes and LAYING. 100! 81 lS1.S ~ , to5 -
Repairing, SC. SeweEs..... 2o75 IS 1851 90 ~
T0tal............. Sle632 80 SlG.579 Of Sl7o05 rs
with surplus also under Statistical Tables, Aquc-
duct Construction Accounts" "Crot0n Water Works
Extension, and erry etta head OF oXpenlture. Ptdc
yearly working plans" the appropriations therefor
and the schedules in detail appended 10 our annual re-
ports. ! remain myself your obedient servant,
A. ". CRAVEN Chick Engineer. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
r. = CIRCUIT coURr-Beforc Judge Brrrs


The two patent eases OF jonathan >. BUR-
and cthers sat Geo W staples and against X. L. rsy-
Tor slsi another. called, and counsel Tor defense
said they ready and their Witnesses In attendance
MIR. Cutting, Jr, stated that his Lihcr Mr. y. T. QUO
ting, who ccGnsgl for plaintiff engaged "a tas
M1soAW in another court. aud asked 90 have the
causes pvt o. 1hSy were finally sot down for Thurs
day, Ia which time the Jury dischargcj. TIN
Court, during The remarks the sub ect said II the
case not tiled now II cannot be heard this winios -
The oTlnild brsncss will be taken UP noxt weak--
nciug with toe indictments ~ the burning VI
tue Henry Clyt
CHAND JuRY.--The Grond Jury game into Court and
injured " the Judge 10 the distinction, under the
United Setes hvs between murder AMI mansou shtsr.
Tue Judge replied tbrt the Uusd Sates have made
specific law the subject, and that the common aN
prevail which defines murder b. be the killing vi ha-
nsn bci with irbicc 0orahOught that IA, by previous
desgn Lut if Is not necessary that the dogn should
have been hong previous. The Jury VIII judge oil the
Cosc from the various circumstances connected with
such the in,'ruuent used the manner sc, 10 show
whether there had been design previous 10 the instant
of striking The bow, to take he II person XII,
other under d state OF exotoment produced by great
proyocalion tue law looks upon aanslsugatsr but
,rdinary proyocu on viii not justly mitigate muir
dcrous ossrult n men fight n In this case, and
,ychanee blows, and separated and procuross
deadly weapon and attacks the other, the law would
probably call umurdcr IL H. however. for tho jury,
from The circumstances o. the case 10 distinguish. The
Grind jury then retired I1henqiy was In relation -
the case Primrose, steward OF vessel charged wtth
npirlcr In having stabbed and killed a seaman named
Jones
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
f,I,o Bate etat.J that he had nv,

JhhAC bct'S s'"'" wa, w ""u 'aPoo'o"
Judge Judson hero this week 10 hold the District Court
bat he has received lester stating that, account u
ind spOstOp the Judge cannot be here Judge Hall
Judge Prcutjss however may be here on Monday next
In Which case tho District and the Circuit Court wL
both proceed The calendar will MOI be called this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

The Bankers Circular, No !, is pub
Hailed Il dav containing copous tables of RAILROAD Bond,
Stocks % Philadelphia and New-Nork summary OF State
D,lg Tie Circular viii be printed every Tuesday 3
rfecs 7u.r on hin paper Copies with printed enyeopa
will be furnished % order. Tertns - per snnum.
j. SMITH HOMsSs No l67 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
M'PRTME COURT-GxNxpAL TrRs.
PorNr OF PRACrIcE-L evils Roberts agt. DAVID Morn
sOn.-Demurrcr.
In this case the Supreme Court Oyerruled

decision OF Jrdge Duer in Alder ag Schmidt, reported
IN a late number OF The Le6ai Obsacr, - 10 the plead
ingt under the late law, suit 10 note, and bad
thet it IL necessary aver regular demand OF pay
inert aud notice ofdlshonor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

L. :. Crrc-r CorRr.--The Grand jury re-
turned two balls Of Indictment on Wednesday against
Geo Primrose, steward of chip Howarl-onc for
slaughter, in stsbbng aud killing seaman named
Evan Zones and III, other for an assault upon Jeass
with q dangerous weapon. The Grand Jury Wa the.
discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

IF he Son. Temperance have published statistics
Glowing that in DC townships there were al licensed
houses G3 unlicensed sjC0OOO capital employed In the
Lurue = sud $1,000 annual saics The capital thus
ployed IN The whole is cacu lated st ~ 10000 annual
ss - O0C0 deaths from ineTperance 900 year taxes
caused ly It snCC0 ia y owr ships the cosf 81 prosccU
tlons re- III ng rom IT, during year were 5,et0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

arts prevents wenton waste Of money IL combines beam
~ utility Please call at the gTei. manufacturing do
rot of ARCHrg WsRNLR Co, for those new styles OF
Gas txtures us evidence Of The above truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COuRT cAIENnAR--Tnrs

COURT cALENDAR--Tns DAr
SUPREME CoURI--SPEciAL Tsss.-N@ ~.
to so inclusive.
SUPERIOR CoUsr Nos -. ~, l0S. : Is. ia ilS
NJ lis 10 IN. lel. l29 l23 laf 1926 i2e i2' 10
80 $50 l3l, lS2, ;si l5, 1876 llI, l l;, l<0 ltl,
ll2 49, IA, li5, li6 l41. liS 49, $50 49, la Ix
~, 49, l56. Isl. l5e. l59
CosMoN pLsAS--Por, Nos. oil. -. II, q, -, y,
- 80 e, co - "a, co *, 90 %, o. o. o. I0l la
l0l. ,
CBcUrr covKr.-Nos. B l. ls, l6. II, IA 10 -. q
% -. -. -. - ~ 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

Tny NEw-JER,KY LECIsLATuRz.--The Lee
itur Will meet al Trenton lsxt Tues2sy, the llta inst
W. & Aexsn1sE. EHl. Of Mercer, II proposed As Pfes
S oil IL sstr TIE Speaksrshp 6 tie House sppesE
70 he between Mr. FeELirore. OF Sstisngton AID Va.
Siam. cf AI4desex. judge Mar, Of Essex AE. Dei--
.er on Sorerse. AID Capt. Micke Of Camden, the
canddates foE tie Cerksp Ct the ouse The eleecp Of
u Senator Ill occgpy the s.ssa.on OF the meukeu ot
ne Lei 1ziuI. IN time t.sz Us orgsniEaton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

IsDIAS Maangwudaus, aud
hi vie Nesbinookwsy with tser TIVE sons, Peswsas and
NoednokAy Of the Chippewa natoz noticed 70 loo.
tare the City Hal New-Brueswiek, on Tuesday and
"Wednesday Of this week IN they Indian
caps OF ssses !sshsr neekisces Of snszy beam slaw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

Nzw-JERsLY.-The valuation Of the Real and
Psisonal Eas,e n Sew-Jsssey AMOUNTS 70 seaO0 900
Ile s transported ozEs the Of As year 7, 30
~ les IN New-JeTsey, a. cos OF si9,l---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED sTATgs
u

MONDAY, Jan. ), lc1i-No. 81. Samuel y
DowICy plaintiff in error, rs Joseph T. Hicks exess
nix. The argument OF this cause continued ly
Mr.. '. T. Howard for the defendant In error and con
Guided by Mr. Badger for the plainafi In error
No - VIM. iUpkins e o., plaintiffs in error, ps il
cob RarkmGn This cause WAS submitted to the COST
The record and rrutcd aTgumep, by Mrs Sebsstsa
Tor the defendant IL error aud by MI Lawrence tbs
plaintiffs in
Adjourned until TO morrow. II o'clock ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOvETrg ~
4 : Bele;ourT formerly LyEo. Y CIG4sLl g! WoLa
1853. IAN. Noon SPIN SPIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

CrRCrNsTANcI>L EViDESCE.-S1muci Tread
way wss convicted OF nlder az salem trLay, or shoot
it iis VIE Trough u window months since, the
grougost evidence against hn Dc ing piece Of W9d from
tue gnD which correspOLded with copy OF iAc sunday
Gd-tlfc found in HI pocket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

~ TIE Managers of the Crystal Palace
cave extended the time for receiving applications for
space IN The edi6ce TO the lst Of February OF vhi,h
Gay places VIII be assigned TO ell whose applications
shaH have been duly mad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

tOo Of tn Courts ard Of every person with WHOM bus
iIess brought lin IN contact OHeers Elder ca the
seventeenih. Beck OF the Filth and others who have
been detailed for special service a; the Police Courts.
have also shsrSd The fate of Mr. Van TssseL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

We noticed in orr cotton Of yesterday tie death Of
oolorcd man named solomon Williams, who died on
beard tho brig Calendar under suspicious crcua7f'u
Cos. Coroner Hilton yesterday hold an inquest unon
the body and found that death was the result, Of oy
Laustion produced by sudden change Of climate
The deceased had Just arrived from the West Indies
lie Yves native of Antigua, 30 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

Bo,Rp OF AtpEKHEy.-NedHesdGy' JGA
lakeland 7 Compton, Ess, N the CEaiI' and sissa
Prsfous r,Ferc6-of member. Of ELSne Co No = N
r.f.repce 10 annual s.us Of James CAsstsgan' sskns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

fRE'EsTATIoy or BlRLr-The psssen-
gers TO Aipnval, on recent voyage by the steamer
IhIed states have presented the Commander, Cspt.
'" c Berry, wth superb testimonial in the shspe Of
ahieie and Book OF Common Prayer. The volumes are
OF harpers magnificent Pictorial edition. and bound in
asfyle Of elegance rarely equaed in American work
msaship. The whole expense Of tic GIT, We under
stand, Is SIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
NEW Fall AND vt>1rn my ,oops M. -.

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRy Goons w. N,v, -.
esved BY steamers and packets York arrr and
which - invite ads customers pnTchassrs n
In ana country generally The following eOnstiats part
HEAVY mn orO.de Rhnes Tansa. for Dresser aud Mant.,
sfosAas Slk In Ancy coors ana black
= and = Ms new style Plaid silks
Ess french ana Sses SSS %s checked nsIss1s.
NJ - my = Vol q and new style Plaid Alpacas
Tss,.n P,aS a. canton Cloth, aud BombArns,
Meh french aud American Printed de Lame.
Imha oAshnste and Pers Cioths-N color.
Plain aud Figured MOussslIne. ana R.,s.. A. r.,.
y and :. heavy sik vslvs, ZOE clOaks and M.ntLis.
riain and Printed Opera Cloths. ali color.
Embroidered Dotted Chez Ell suI,s M,.,,,
Neet Bonnet, Cap and Velvet Ribanda
,i hetnmed. stitched and Tape bordered udko,
fish Linens and sheetthgs. aud IIn.n
0rss. Cloth. Corded. wAdd,d nd Brockad.li saI,'.
Pulled, Flowing, Gonered aud EmbH Sleeves
Mourning and Second Moaning Sleeves n nd Ca,l.r.
Ladies aud Gents Siik, McTino, and vixanIa ye.t.
'',s,e assortment Of Ladies' Gents, and Boy. ain
Handkerchief ."N e''u o0ruu L.
La les and Gents Cord Kid Glove. alexander, mni.,
10 10 1hiist, Cashmere an Raw siik Glow,
40, soehin Lr cambry s-Is. Eisns, md i,,.,
Eaba..sl M Sss pa% n Soh, Napkins and poyts
supp. bA, uue, Brown, Green M CAde Cloth
woo.n VIZ ss Fancy csssmeres all styles and quAie,
S Ii t@eeds hennsbeck and Kentucky Jeans
M l,,y aiIsool Plains, ksrseys and LDseys
whitney hAekAnaw, Dunil NJ TuuIsd Dianhs,.
Black, Green, Drab. Mode NJ Rius Iadis. Cio,s
,,enet tapestry, BRUSSELS, 8py Ingram Ca,n.,n.
,hei chsneille, and Tuf,vd RuF, aud MAI. @'Pe'ns
AlATgc assortment Habit and Pprnitpr. c.u...
american, Scotch and "a French Gnshams
brown ARD bleaehed Domesties, sheetnrs shI,,t,..
otnab1rs Of all m ,nufAetures ana cotto
Al OF which, having been purchased with ...A
"'e anu Retail at IeasonAble ADVANCE on eos, 'us'eu'
=, - VALENTINE, cRENsHAw A 90
sep NO. w Corner Broad, 9Th and Capitol streets,
Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
jyso-W THos. DoDAMEAD, Superintendent.
'TNTHovGGh TO iE r 8 AND gUCH4NAN y TWO

Day, I'm Mail Packet Boats scottS,illr
burgOn and the 25th October will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted the
w. and arrive in Lynchburg 80 hours and In Buchanan a.
hours.
Returning leave buchanan ~ A. NJ every day except
day Ia iynchburg ~ r. ~ leave ynchburg
and Richmond In 81 hours In
Norfolk Boats leaving ~ A. NJ and the Southern
Railroad Care, leaving att A.. NJ.
Passengers FOR Lexington with daily line
Noh River Returning leaving Lexington every except
days and arrive in Richmond In - hours.
Passengers Tor FArmvie fare o. Buckingham House
Care ~ = Charlottesville, fare 2AnI sAunton, fare o., will
leave Richmond Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
Below Card q time Of arrival at intermediate distances