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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

A T ArcTION-TflE CocD wsLE or STABLE 275
"A Spring street; Also ths entire stock OF hofses
riages harness, wagons s'ish robes bells. ny nets
1t not cold al private sale will he sold at public auction
Tuesday, August 90 1884 a. 10 O'clock A. NJ said
premises c. CoNKIIN, surviving partner OF conklin
Sayles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

A COTTON SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -
IN SAMUEL o GOOD, auct;oncer, will sell by auction
at the store "a Nassau street, TO morrow riday) at
ION A. NJ, large collection Of and second hand
household furniture tcfss chairs bedsteads, carpets
window curtains boob cases. lounges lounge beds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

T,OR BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON --TIIE BREMEN
IL mail sfeams hip II MA, Captain l. Gcerken, will
sail for BreWen touching ut Southampton to LAND pas.
senGers England and France, Friday, August Is,
IRON s, rsr - North river ce o. passage
surgeon attached to the vessel Specie delivered In
London and Hzvre. For freight passage, apply to
OELRICkl5 Is co SO Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

TNOR LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship viii depart with the United 5stes u for Europe
positively day, September At ~ O'Clock, from
her berth 1t the foot Of Cani street The steamship
BALTIC viii succeed the Arctic aud SAD scptsmher To-
FOR freight or passage having un~qusllst sccomnoda
uon for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLIN 50 Wa street.
Shippers viii please take notice thas the shiss OF this
line cannot carry any goods contraband OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

II HE LAST WEEK --FOR SALE AND on Tx IRI-
tion at $50 Btood~py (Capess Baiie nxs) the rpoea
admirable avd stonshre wors Of NJ. Of The prss-u4
aRo- Ssrops private gallery OF female loneliness He
sire and Ike tn deceive the best judges O;sD
al dsg III 10 p. A. Admission fifty csnts WA -
a hsigssp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

NEW YORK AND CAIJsoEEIA slEAAsflP LINZ,
IL Wis Nicaragua Accessory 1raI.sit Company Of Mica
raguA propristoss IL advance Of tbs mai 0ny
e giving through tickets, inducing the Istamus oros
stns.Ths DOUBLE engine 81 -2sahip PItOME HaUs
Capt Turner 1900 tons burthen) viii leave from pier
No g. North River ~ . O'Clock p n, precisely, for
Puente .renas, Monday Sept 4ooonsotirg Win tina
fsyors steamship sIE.sFsA INV IDA (2,c5a IONS bur
thep), tae Nicaragua iranRt Houto, having but
~eve miles o, land ira nsporta,ion by frt class car
isges Thsso stesu passed. their yeatia
rion snd datoas. For Information passage
tsppiy only 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

KTEW LINE or 5ChET STEAAEaTs 10 SAIL BE-
IN twesA New Ycxf sad Glasgow >-Ths Ciyds SCREW
sfe are Intended % ssl Tor GLASGOW - nndor:yron
New York, CLYDE. Saturday September 2 At IL O'Clock
Eafse cf psassgs (stewara's fsss ineudsd)-hsi
win be taken s,3 supplied With good comfortably
sookod pro.ioIs ut $2s. Bsrths not ssop-sl till paid
fer The-~ saexmships have bee, bui AID sttsd
On. expressly Tor me tra<e toe ost approved prc
cplss, for securing safsy, confor. and epeod aud cery
saeh an expsriencao surgeon Fer freight or rsAssga
sPII 70 ROBERT PiT0s, 80 Broadway, Y
crsy orders granfsf Giasgov II SUES CT X ste,
ing and upwards, payable on ccmssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

L,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.--THE UNITED
T. States Mail steamer UNION, r. Adams commander,
the mails and passangers saturday August &C. at IL
O'Clock from pier No 81 North river Price Of passage
first cabin, $50; second cabin, S76. Luggage not
wanted during he voyage should Be board the
day before sailing, marked bsow." No merchandise
win DO receivod ON board after Thursday, August ~.
For freight or passage apply to- $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

SJs1EATRE 10 LET THE HOWARD AIHEE EUR
4 Boeroa --T1is estabiisnn,srt win ke lat o. III
NORTH or by tce1ss-. Tao t-s.s - In good o-tar
rroUs ass,rssr o. Doc the rhip es1p-
kaihu. .. sscs oiaxn spysic.tine 70
... sD>fa3 beaa.i, Anss'r, Hosars street, Bcst0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

A UCrON NOTICED. 8. HOUGH.-ExrENsIvE
IA ea)e Of valuable household goods TO morrow at
1oK A. n, At 70 Warren street, posing rose ~ood
panoforte octave, egan. rosewood parlor suits
wood bookcase, centre aud fancy table, lsdiss work
Baskets corner etegeres Wilton carpeting. Brussels do
aoe window curtains, covers and hsdes gss chande
hers rosewood extension and quarIee tables
hall chairs easy and reception do, Ceina and Paran
marble mantle decorations, bronze clocks, vases &c
china dinner and tea scts ivory knives and fors silver
astcrs salvers forks, spoons cut glass tunbers 30
heman cut decanters, french cut tambs-s aud Wines
walnut and mahogany extension tables dining chaars
mahogany sofas and chairs. easy ant rocking do
wood and mahogany be steais marble top dressing bu
reaus and washstands, china toilet SETS best curied
morse hair inattresse paases countsrpanss feather
BIDS feather and hair pillows and holsters choice oil
paintings and engravings sais positive. Terms csh
A UCTlOE NOTIcE-TBOs. BELL AUCrONEER -
IA BY Bell b Bush, this day, NJ 10x O'Clock, in the
alesiooms, II Centre street will h. sold valuable
sorment Of excellent bonsehol1 furaiture, splondd
marble top counter, bagaelle table bureaus. chairs Sc.
Also, 600 yards, in remnant Of Bngh oths from
carpet store; quantity o. groceries braody French
coroiss, syrups, lot of pleoged gcods clothing and
gsrcy articles segsrs, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

xc,EARLE- STREET TBfAfRE, B.LuMO N LII
~ dies and gentlemen Of acknowledged talent, Wa
msy be DESTROYS OF maksg engag ,sDents for tn Ap-
tire fret hondag IN Ostober, may ADDRESS ZAP .ax
JULIE ~ hA2GuLTRl Tres. Aansger, os. Ofhce b,
moro, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

yyNR0Y McSECM.-LADlEs AND GENTLEMEN OF
d ths theatrical profession, of acknowisdset sbi.
N.Y. wishing gagemepts for too ensuing tall and vim
ter season, TO commence about the 9th of sep
tender, will please tress (post patty CHARLES T.
PAEsL0E Dramatic Agent, Bartonis Theatre n. Y; or
j. b. WILKINS, Stage and Acting Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

bAhNUM'5 AAEsICAN MUSrUN-PERsORMAN CEs
ii afrernoon snd Evening-rha United Twins, two
iifte children bonn with only back, TtAn or
tenta cuTicrty uocxarpei the history OF world
the African Den Constructor, % feet long copamc1iy
called the Prince Of Serpsntsthr ooy living hnocesos
IN Axner.cs, &C., &c In the Eeture koou Tn ,rsdaY
Aug "a -Asteraoon, at 3, The trsr.ch larng dra ma
Of ADELE and the comic a'terniece OF TEE SOLE IN
lHE WALL In tho evening at TX cc',, thu interest
ing drama Of the MAIL AMI n GpfE Admttanoe
% cents; childr n-nndes ton i2N Goats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24
COAL.
MEDICAL

nR JOHNSON, 10 DUNE srRYsEr Nay BE con-
suited confdentisiy on 81 ceases l.tr t~o yessn
IN sfectglity enables DR. J cusu sucn -
nvs Laa'e, tnose lsss peTirnccn tnan al Ell Coz
silt 'iorsl VT shusss efsctnsy 1out tho ~
any dsistcr,ons drug. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

NyUIC TEACHER.--A GENW.EN An or Lazy,
IN ccrnrsteu TO teach ant teaIfoUs of sp-a
year South for tho benefit ri health "a Womb %
satisfied With very odaratg upeoatioa foc the Ia
struction Of one or tao youog isfios msy hear OF
situatiop In small family, ana in u tue 81
healthy climates add -ess d. r, Herald oacs
for t1o weeks, WITH name AID seims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

A UsrRALIlN PACKEr-ExCrITOR LINE-30Td
"A hugust --shs wen known and fAvorits cuppof ship
EELrNa, now loadipg az pier IS East river, viii be
despatched above her ;hrd voyags 10 Melbourne
Her previous passage performed In ethty one days
For bSlapce Of freight or pssssgs, having hsndsoms
slater iAti0ns apply toJOHN NOTION, Jr,
70 Wall street, or TO ARKflL ElIi0rr, LAG Pean 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

DIANG FORE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP--A BA5HIoN
IL able, ind toned rosewood instrpmen. naarly ne g,
and warrartej. Inquire OF wa. O'DUNNiI, ssrror Of
Twentieth street and Third avenns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

CTEaA BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW THE
- Glasgow and New York steamship Cosapany's new
steamers GLASGOW q s62 TONS 400 morse powcr) Ro.
bert Craig, commander, and NEW YORK. 12400 TONS
5t0 horse power) win lesve New York for Glasgow As
snder, viz Saturday September g. at - O'Clock NJ
First cabin saloon state rooms $780, do idshps DO S76
or gold only taken. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

LANES COLE ArCTIONEER --GRoCEsn.s LIQUORS
~ BE, at auction sasier.es' sa'e --yares Cole 4
son win rci ibis cay Thursday Ausnst "a at II oscs,
At NO 81 Fulton street Drookn assortment Of gro
ceIes. teas, brendes, wiaee 6c. Also horse wagon
and harness hso, ca iroa safe, store ixtares coun
1srs, &c &c. Terms cssb.
T0HN W. sONERINDYKE, sUCToNEEa--STORE,
81 ITO Centre street corrsr Of Frsnsia Mortgage
sale Of grocery socs aud fixtures ts day at o'cocs
at 60 ayeru e A, consisiing OF tho usual variety
" S0NkfINDYKC Attornav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

IINRFE CONCERTS THE PROPRIETOR or TIL
i, IhoeRis saloon, No 80 Lspesari street, ever
anxious 10 please his renls aui Tie pnbllc hiss en-
Hpred, at a expense, the following ceebrae I
fit,sts consisting OF Miss Lawson shaw Mas isne Ds
Nth tia eelebrGtea Mr. jnha sinclair
tor viii appear every afternoon and evenios In
pleasing pallcr entertain fronts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

i &c This morning st 10M O'Clock, sA NUEL Os-
eoCp nnctcreer viii se - his salosroom a. Nassau
ish niskers, silver watches goi riggs 6nser do
breaches breast pins fob vest ADD guard ssns locscts
&c Ihe entire stock will sc positively cold without tho
iet reserve as the gonds belong 70 irm lsaying the
cay. Every article warranted represented Tesms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

QOwERY frEATRE -PsOPRn.r0R, I r. wAYD.cn
- stage Msnegsr, wemyss.--Doors crtn q. 7 /.
s'cocs ccmn<nce at TX. Boxss Of corss PIT ard cal
lsfy. l2k cents. Thar.dsy evening, August "a, I'M
Oomic Budget BY Mr.. winans, and to conclude viii
fBE YOUNG SCAMP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

NEW IITHOGRAPlliC MAP OF ALL TAE Rail-
IN roads in operation prcgress and Projected In
United Ststes snd Canadas. Address American Railroad
Journal, No. sspruco street. BY nail price 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

nj UsJCAL THE CoNCEBTTNA, Guitar, AND r IL
lyI nanoforte.--Mr. EDWARD BATON, prafes
OF toe above instru continues 70 g'va nss!on
~ his dence ops sixth rs she res cncc ~
his pupiis. He teaches sceopennents b, vocal music
on the guitar In ak lessons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24
I-RANc0NPs HlPPODEOIE --TEUR DAY EVE
II ing. August ~ r
OLD ENGLI n SPORTS AND PAsTTMFs
First mig ht OF the

UIIFA TULF,
Or, He who would win must climb"
Al tho top OF the pole Is the wsai OF fortune upcr
which s suspended variety Of przss Ia value from sac
te W The individual who 81 to the top Of the
CREASED pole make his selection The order Of
ehno'nR to be decided BY lot, trial and prEt
emily heing ALLOW IA each adventurer Also ON the
sam evening, A SACK RACE,
three times around tine course FOR prizes Of SO E5
re above viii be gt-en IL addition 60 the usual vs
rioty, by the Gippodrono troupe.
Persons wishing to %ntcr Tor tho climb the ra s
an leave their nne vt the box ooo previous 10 Thurs
day noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

NTANlED, A H0RSE--A PLEASURE ROCKAwAY
wv carriage for two horses, in July; been
ssed but few times. large draft horse, pegfec y
kpd and sonDd, viii DO taken In part pay. Call Ut c.
Sandford's, So Cesar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

y TO THT NATIONAL THEATRE TONIGHT, AND
O witness Air. =. scott's pproachable delines-
ton Of KING LEAR. and Mr. II. A. Perry's beautiful
Representation Of Edgnr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

TOIIN w. sONERiNpYEE AUCr1ONEEH, srO3Eil0
81 Centre street. corner OF Franklin Mortgage sals
of liquor rsou Friday 90 morrow a. 10 O'Clock,
at No 1c7 Day ard street. oorsisng OF braadcs, gias
VII ca oo-dlsis &c. in WOOD anil glass also 10
large stand casks, IL DO barrels 10 ard gallon kegs,
har counter beer punp, glass ~arc, de'nohss, ni'i
cures egorA rrn chairs, tables also hnrse wagon ami
harness. J. ". soxEhINDyKE Attorney for Nor gage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

L,OR INTERCOLLEGIATE PACKET or 18TH O
~ August, the we'll known, fast sailing pscket shi
JOHN kUILEDGE, Captain sands, viii saii as ahsSs
This RhP Ia thoroughly ventilated and the accoau6
tons Tor second cabin and rage passengers susn~
anything Of the kind ever got up For cabin, f!&bA
cabin or steerage passage apply board per II EA1
river, or TO THOS @. ROCHE. So souta street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

M rAEn0Nr PsRIs AND I0SDoN Phi s.CJAU
wi. and surgeon. Is consulted IL his seacty st a
4, aac s1tas. co pcr II Essdw1y, fspm II " IN
T. - sni srcr III Q ia THE evening" sxeeot Suudsy.
T. tsnt1 srsstsd b. mall n. d Not tas drug ateso.
THE OLD DR. HUNTER IIIMsElF--THT PR EiAN
i WHO es;aei-Seo the Hunterisn Dispsssary Ne D
ivifisa Ftree. New YORK city, in t2i rs consuitA
- III sours Sundays ped, a. hs oil Once Avid
e re vic y s''ucsent An eSciuxvs branch Of med-
c.ue o5ly attended 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

~ n ARD, hsslIED 81 als cEi.t.s s. 10 AsAI,
a irs satis ess sa6 othss rssrs.iea, 4. oslsdsG1
the mast sscDiaairg ~ sas secsa one<s se ecinpu1
s.re- 81 Ojseass = 10 ,ai8ec (sn .ps< n faapj
greet eaet ~ Brosa ~a7, sro rt- rlsNs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

WI 10 night, mt the National THEATRE, supported BY
Ar II. A. Perry Edgar; Mrs II F. Nichols ~ Cor
della; and powerful cast throughout.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24
MUSICAL.

A LADY, WHO IL IN ACCOMPLISHED AED EXPEal
N reneed TEACHER viii guarantee 20 &c cn any inly
sirT and 3cccnl any hesset correctly tho piano
ten twelve lessons Teens S. Address r. a. v
box lol Herald Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-01
The Arrest Of Captain Hollins

The following ia copy Of the affidavit on which
commander lIolIins was arrested:
C0ira Unrand rs. Georgt \. HoiIjHs. -Cal-
vim Durnud. plaintiff IN the above entitled action
being duly sworn, doth dcpose and SAY, ne j. II
merchant residing and doing business in the city
af New York. aud for several ycnr- last past he
has traded largely with persons nj Ynriuu- Paces
iu the state of Nicaragua. aud particularly at II
town situated at the mouth Of tho river san Juan,
and called the city Of san jun del Nortc or
Greytowu.
That ON or about the 18th day Of July last de
poncut had large quantities II goods wares aud
Merchandise, which were wholly his own prop
crtv, stored at storchousr- nj sajd city Of san
Juan del Nortc OF Grcytowntn the vniuc of four
teen thousand dollars, Which this dcponrnt dc
signed to sell IN the course OF his trade rs before
mentioned; that on OF ubnut the day last men
toned this dcponcnt wis the owner of n frame
house the ynlueo Of six thousand dollars, which he
had shipped 10 the sud city Of san juan del
Nortc or Grcytcwn, from the city of New York,
and bad cuu>cd 10 be erected in the said city san
Juan del Nortc OF Grcytown, and used for Nor
ehndizc belonging 10 thi- deponeut; that on or
about the said thirteenth day of July the said
GEORGE y. llollh- then being "A commander in
the navy of the United States, ordered and dircc
ted said city of san juan del Nortc on Grey town.
to be bomburdrd, and the -nme WIS borbardcd
for more than three hours, and after such bonn
burdmcut he ordered the sumo 10 be fired aud IN
pursuance of such order the snne was set fire to
aud the house aud goods Of this dcponcnt were
consumed; whereby this drponent sustained dam
ngos 10 the amount Of twenty thousand dollars,
besides the profits which this dcpoucnt would
hive made from the sale of such goods had the
sumo been sold; that thi- firing II the city or
town was done IN tine ot pence, and the goods
and house of this dcponent were wrongtuly IN
iured and destroyed while the same was used aud
occupied in lawful trade: that the said George
\. llollln- was at the Time OF the firing Of SAID
city or town aud ever since has been, a resident
81 tn" state Of Florida, this drpoucut + IN
formed aud believes. Furthertbi d,poncut saith
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-01
DAILY IIRGINIAN.
FRIDAY MORNING, ...... SEPT. |, 1854.

I'VE are taking out as fine Plaster. near the
'Saltworks, as You ever saw. From the Buena
Vista cut, il seems 10 lay with the cut, and we
have found it at both ends some 1900 feet
"apart. We are raising it daily and packing it
up, having raised 10 or - tons
In confirmation of statement made some
time since. we have been permitted to publish
the above extract from letter to the President
OF the Virginia X Tennessee Railroad Company.
The annunciation Of the authors name Mr.. Jes
Sc Adams, is all that Is necessary 10 satisfy cy-
cry man in this community Of the entire accuru-
ey of the statement We have been induced 10
recur 10 this sub Get. Ia bring 10 the minds Of
our friends, who are holders IF the stock Of the
Virginia Il Tenn. Railroad to. one view ct this
subject which, it seems tous.has not received the
consideration it deserves II is this that he
amount If tonnage now in store, We may soy, at
the salt works ttsd PlaeteI Benk~ Of Smythe and
Washington Counties Is. with the existing import
and export trade and travel amply sufficient to
pay interest ON the cast of constructing the road
to the Sult-works. This fae;. il would seem To
Us. should intiucc every stacknoldcr If this COM
pany to determine not n part with their ,tooL at
one dollar less thaa IL rar ,alue. Bot some of
the croakcr- and defan.rs Of al enterprises may
say. we cannot admit the promises ,hat so much
tonnage is in store al the Plaster Banks and salt
works, a, will give the revenue required topaz
interest on the cost Of much of the rond Us
will be completed when The lire shall Lc cyt,a-
ded to thcs, great Depots. W are not in the
habit of talking or writing on tins subject v.;h-
ont authority, aud We will, IN "A few days bee pre-
pared with data that will SCI al ca,il at nu end
on this point. In the meantime, W. caution our
friends not to be udaee3.,o sell Rleir stock tor
ies~ than it, par yalao
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-01

events in which he has been concerned since then
are well known. O'Donnell Is forty-siN years
old, Of lofty stature. the lower part of his face
largo and massive. His complexion is rather fair
His military talents are very good and hc may
be- safely cla~ecd in the same rank with the Con
chas. lie mover figured much politician.
though from bis conduct IN l~i0 and II, and
his taking office under the Nayyacz government,
be- was considered. as belonging 10 the modcrado
party lIcis "A man Of much energy and deter
tuiuutiou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-01
LynchbHrg Female Seminary.

TsNGlE TWENTY FIFTH SESSION OF this Instinr.
4 ron VIII commence on the llth day Of Scpt"ubrr.
We viii bc orcpatcd To accommodate tuiy Bouricrs -
torturth,r particulars concerning the pice OF Board,
Tuition &c.. Circulars vi. he furnished any one, en-
orp.cnjon at The Book Stores of Mrs-r.. Payne <
Christian, aud L \. NIlliams, AT the Seminary.
Iuaddrjuu Ia tie nunbrr already sold, offer
for slc FIFTY SCHOLARSHIPS.
,pldtrlm MISSES GORDON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-01

It seems that the Democratic state Central
Committee Of Pennsy Yania announce that 1.-THE
manner of organizing the Territories If Nrbras-
ku and kan9a, Is not necessarily an Issue IN the
cnntcst' now golng ON in Int State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-01

BY statistical return. iu-t nude to the lmpe-
rial and Central Agricultural Society. the popaa-
atnn Of France. which amounts to 35,73o'l7O l.
thus divided: Persons engaged in agriculture
2U,3ji .G2-: manufacturers, 2,I9l,Nl: artisans
7,-IO,1lI; liberal professions. 1901 u26; domes-
Tics. 7J3,.JO5 yaliou>, 1-o,l9 The 2O,3jl ,62-
persons engaged in agriculture are divided a. i"l-
lows Persons who farm their own lands, 7,l59,-
81; farm rs renting lands or cultiyating for n
share If the profits with tire owners, i.OOO,3l-;
day laborcrs. G.I22 IL; flrm servants, 2,7i-."63
wood cutters 40 g-lj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-01

ACCIDENT ~ TuE Explosion OF \ CAAfHlNE
LAMP.-Ne learn from the Petersburg Express,
that an accident. resulting from the carele-s use
of eamphene, occurred at Walker Church, Ar-
pomattox Co. ON Tuesday evening, the 9th inst
As Thomas Matthews, very estimable young
man, son of William Matthews, Esg'r., was fill
ing lighted lamp with camphene, it exploded.
burning his face and hands in the most shocking
manner 1t l. feared he cannot possibly survive
biz iniuries.
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y e must land our stanton eotcmporary over
to the Eagsirer. lie needs 10 be taiked to.
TRirhmond Hhip.
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h' owe scat II "ft. H. aIc .. s>ui.iy rostpur
p uatj about tn "a ! I.lI,s lis maf,h
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erxprr., sans MISERY.
About an hntlr h, fore fine time for the der art
/ ufr Of The II o'clock Albany and Buffalo ight.
! MIN, E,pre-.. Yesterday morning. we bapprnrd
10 see n coach run down into the station that at
| traeie1 our attention by the aodity If IL up
| parnnaa The roof presented "A series Of what
seemed t. he ihrt, miniature, olsrrsntorr- in
place Of the half dozen queer shaned TN yenta-
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Of Siberia, or take me- prisoner in the mountain
passcs Of the raj, beiara ! cease TO strive Tor
the position have taken.o