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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

BREAcH THE Peace 10 obedience 10 the man.
dates ofoficer Warrington, white man named VIM
Stevenson, yesterday appeared before the Mayor. to
answer the charge OF threatening 10 assault Jacob w
Smith, at the Gas Works, Monday last. Mr. S.
stated that Stevenson came into the workshop at the
Gas Works Monday, and after exchanging few words
with him, picked up.a heavy iron wrench with which
he attempted to strike him, but was. prevented by the
timely iuterposton of one Of the workmen, named
Parker, who made him drop the wrench Stevenson
shortly afterwards left the shop but returned again du.
ring the evening, and threatened to attack both Smith
ard Parker. The difficulty had its origin in the recent
canvass for Superintendent OF The Gas Works. The
Mayor required Mr. Stevenson enter into bonds, in
the penalty OF 5000 keep the peace, which he did,
and thus the matter ended
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
NEW MARKET RACES

The races over the New Market course, near Peters
burg commenced Wednesday, with four entries for the
purse OF $3.50, and resulted as follows:
John M Bolts b. h. Commodore, by Boston !
I D Watson's CHI. m. by Trustee 2
James Taey's CHI m. Lady Fairfield, by Har'
rold 3
John Bechers or. m. by Prince Albert dis.
TIME-Frst heat, $685.; Second heat, $685..
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MONROE WARD.
Those marked thus ~ are elected.

ARREsT.-A Geographic despatch from Washington
was received yesterday afternoon in this city by the
chief OF police, requesting the arrest of young man
named Roberto Carlos Clifton, who passes as Span
lard and speaks voluby OF the anticipated Cuba expe.
dition. person answering the description OF Senior
Robe rio Carlos Clifton, was traced 10 the Columbian
Hotel, in this city, where he had put up the previous
evening, but, upon searching his roomi was Disco
vered that he had left Officer Warrington immediate
y repaired to the Petersburg Railroad Depot and suc-
ceeded in capturing the Individual above alluded To-.
He had made preparations to take the ears for
The South last evening and 10 make assurance
doubly sure, had taken seat in The Columbian
Hotel baggage wagon. After his arrest and whilst ON
his way 10 the cage, he took letter OF OF bis
pockets and attempted TO swallow it, bat failed, and
was forced 10 deliver over to the officer. The let
ter will probably be produced in Court this morning,
and may afford some clue to the nature OF the OF
fence with which the prisoner stands charged.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad has been COM
peted far as Newsoms station leaving only twenty
seven miles to be finished. The will be running
to Weldon by the lst Of July, if the Directors realize
presen expectations.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
Trlisl CONVENTION

Yesterday morning, MI. Randolph made an
explanation to the effect (as we'll as we could
hear) thathe held himself guiltess of violating the
instructions of his constituents, inasmuch as he
had voted for proposition A, and after that was
defeated it could not be known what other plan
his constituents would approve.
Mr.. Floyd said he had determined not to make
the motion for a recess, of which he had given
notice; and the Convention resolved itself into
committee on the Legislative Department.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

Tae New York Sun gives The names OF five persons
who have been arrested in Cuba suspected of mplica
ton in lhs lately contemplated expedition.
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ss,aXf AZ 81 AIRS.
CHARTER ELECTIONS.

The following is the result OF the voting in this city
Wednesday, for the officers named below The polls
We're kept open Wednesday night Ill, IL o'clock, at the
precinc S in Madison and Monroe Wards; at the Union
Hotel, in Jefferson Ward, they were closed at sunset
WARDS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

ALL ABOUT A CALF.-Mr. Valentine, Clerk of the
Shockoe Hill Market yesterday appeared before the
Mayor for the purpose OF lodging complaint against
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

AN lndIslnct expectation seems to have existed
In our community, that the President would take
Richmond In his way back to Washington. 1t
appears that such is not his purpose. Our citizens
would have been delighted to welcome among
them Chief Magistrate whose integrity and
courage in the performance of his responsible
duties receive their highest appreciation. Indeed
we doubt whether there is city in the whole
Union, not even excepting Rochester itself, where
Mr. Fillmore would find people who commend
his administration more cordially than do the people
OF Richmond. His fidelity to his trust has almost
dlsarmed opposition in Virginia, and Democrats
are generally as free as Wings to admit that he
has proved himself good President.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

FROM IExAs-At last accounts the Indians ware
committing great depredatons in the neiabbo1hood of
uoiad. COL Hardee, an intrepid frontiersman will
specify lead an expedition composed of 2OOmen from
Fredericksburg into the Indian country The object of
the expedition is to demand of the Camanche and other
tribes the surrender of the Indians who have committed
the numerous outrages on the settlements since the ma
king ofthe treaty on the San Saba in December last
In the event of their refusal or failure 10 do az or II,
point out the guilty, an exemplary punishment will be-
inflicted on them for the outrages they have committed
In open violation OF their treaty stipulations.
On the 25th OF April, eighteen volunteers, under com
mand OF 1t Brady, penetrated the Indian country to
the head waters oil the Rio Fro and succeeded in sur.
prising camp consisting of eleven Camanches Six
OF this number were left dead on the ground and one
taken prisoner who was subsequently shot by order of
Lieut.. b. Ihree made their escape into some thickes
near at hand' beng severely wounded and two got off
unhur, one on horseback and the other on foot. All
their camp equlpage, two tents, blankets brides
paints, shields, arms and in fact every thing they had
fell into the possession of the vctors. Lieut. b saws his
behaved in the most gallant manner, and not one
received the slightest wound.
| The Texas papers announce the death of Governor
Smith, prominent citizen of the State He was one
ofthe earliest settlers of the country-was one of tba
most active jealous and influential advocates OF the
| separation OF Texas from the Government of Mexico
and was elected Governor of the Provisional Govern
mentin September, 1885, Subsequently, under the Re-
public, he filled the office OF Secretary of the Treasury
during the administration of Gen. Houston.
| Gen. Harvey, it is said, is to be placed permanently
in command of the 9th Military Department lin Tex
as.)
Heavy rains in the Western part of Texas have done
| great injury to the growing crops
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
EpARRADALL's VIRGINIA REPORTS.

IL j. w. NANDOLfH, III MAIN ST., Richmond,
proposes to publish in about months, an edition of
Baradalls Reports, never heretofore published pro-
vded sufficient number of subscribers be obtain
ed nearly 10 detray the expense. Several lawyers have
already expressed strong desire to have the work,
and TO see published The larger the number OF sub
scrbers, tie cheaper will be the work to each-the
These Reports possess not only legal but historical n
terest, and necessary 10 complete the Reports Of
the State. They range from the year 1870 to 740 and
though Mr.. Jefferson has published portion of them,
yet is the opinion of good judges that he has omitted
many equally useful and important, and that an
tire edition is worthy the liberal patronage Of the legal
profession.
All who intend to subscribe will please send in their
names soon as Practicable and they can do so with
the understanding that the price them will be less
than the retail price after the book is issued.
m
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

kia, 10 waslsr .saa Ia Assls8a, am sssalsIa, rs
public,
Getardn persiss Ia bic assertion aud etates that
the General sent in written proposition to Ledru Roll
lin to the same effect Gerardn's partisans say he has
the same in his possession. The charge has not yet
been denied.
Petitions in favor of revision of the constitution
and a proongaon OF the Presidents powers ale be.
coming general; the funds still very haavy.
ITALY.
Great agitation prevails in the Roman States and
throughout the whole of Italy. The movement is
expected to commence Genoa. The Marquis
dAreglio, President of the Council, has left Turin for
Genoa in order 10 ca I'm the Democrats, if possible
and political league of the Italian States.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The steamer Hellespont arrived al Plymouth, the
9Th instant She left The Cape the 4th ult. There
has been some fighting, but not very serious Some
OF the Cape Mounted Rifles said to have gone
to the Kaffirs
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
Dates from Bombay to Sd April are received. Br-
fish India generally Tranquil.
AT Peshawur, however, many robberies murders
and assassinations had aiken place Summary meas
ures had been adopted tor the repression OF these
RACES. Hangngs were taking place daily
An order has appeard for regulating the enlistment
OF the Sikhs in the British regiments: more than 200
Punlabees to be admitted into any single regiments
otwhch not than 100 to be Sikhs who are to
be distributed equally among the different companies
No Sinks are to be required TO cut either their boards
HAIR, aud every means is to be adopted preserve in
tics
LATEST From TgrE CONTINENT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

DOE HERRINGS.-l25 bbs No. Roe Her
HI rugs ior sale low, from the wharf, by
myA JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

ss.aa st Iaaas Eptisr'a~~Hfr .faei, q Southern
parry al WaSh'ngtqg, sohich ,eas fast organizing,
soas d'sso!red." South Carolina too precipitately
displayed the flag of secession, before this
Dsunion party had prepared the minds of
their people for the sight, and they were con-
strained to withdraw from the scheme.
What Judge Butler says of the idea of sus
tanning South Carolina, after secession. bv means
of combined policy of low duties and smuggling.
is In reply to an argument Of Rhett's that duty
of ten per cent. would enable Charleston to un-
der sell the United States twenty per cent, whilst
this twenty per cent. "will not stop goods on an
imaginary frontier"-that is, will not prevent
South Carolina merchants from importing into the
other States regardless of the federal imposts.
The answer is as conclusive as the argument is
preposterous. So far from profting commercial
ly by secession, South Carolina would unoues
tlonably suffer the most oppressive losses In.
stead OF tlndlng encouragement from the neigh
bour States, which she will have essayed to brand
with infamy for their submission to what she pro-
nounces degrading tyranny, she will see them es-
tranged from her. 1t needs but word from the
Legislature of Georgia to deprive Charleston of
the larger part of its commerce, and in view of the
overwhelming preponderance of the Union party
in that State, cannot doubt that the word would
be spoken. The language of Mr. Cobb in his re-
cent speeches, and of the Union press of Georgia
proves that the violent denunciations of South
Carolina leaders have already aroused sentiment
OF indignation in the bosoms of high-mnded
Georgians; and Judge Butler tells his fellow.citi-
zens no more than the SOBER truth when he saws
towards the conclusion of his speech, "my opin
ion is, that with all our confidence in Great Bri-
tain, we should not trust to her protection sooner
Than to those OF our own family of neighbourino
States''
1t is coincidence worthy Of notice, that whilst
the Disunionists ofSouth Carolina are glamour
ring for separate secession the city of Charleston
with the approving countenance ofthe Mercury.
is rendering Inequalities to Ex-Goue rnors Jones
and Clay, the one of Tennessee and other of
Alabama, and other representa- of the great
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, who hope to
secure liberal subscription to that work from the
Palmetto port. 1t would be sorry policy to an
ply South Carolina money to constructing rail-
road between Western Georgia and the Mssis-
slppl river, which, in case of secession, would
pour its trade into the lap ofSavannah.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

ROTATION OF THE EARTH.--1he Bunker Hill
Aurora states that, at meeting of the Bunker
Hill Monument Association or Thursday, it was
voted to permit the interior of the Monument to be
used for the purpose of repeating the experiment
ofM Foucault. with pendulum, to demonstrate
the rotation OF the earth. The privilege was gran
ted on the application of the Massachusetts
Charitable Mechanic Association, and the expert
men is to be made under the superintendent of
Mr. Bond, o. the Cambridge Observatory, and
Prof Horsford, of the Scientific School, The
experiment is to be repeated in the ship-house at
the Charlestown Navy Yard, where wider space
may be obtained for the sweep ofthe pendulnm-
The length of the penulum at the Bunker Hill
Monument will be about PIG feet, and the time of
each vibration little more than eight seconds
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

EH ANHSGME DRESS GOQDS.-A large va
"a = rieiy Of new style Dress Goods, in Lawns, Or
gandys, rich Chene Musins, rich embroidered Swiss,
&c, Tor sale at reduced prices Call Tor bargains at
VIM. j. SWORDS,
my "a No. 225 Broad st., Shockoe Hill.
GSOATES GENUINE SPOOL COTTON
" just opened a fresh LOT of the above superior
Spool Cotton, at WI SW ORDS',
my "a No. 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

HAOMEsTIC GOODs.--A large assortment o.
Ely bleached and unbleuched Co,tons Oznaburgs,
Apron and Furniture Checks, Ginghams, Bed Ticking
&c., for sale very cheapat w. ]. SWORDS,
my "a No 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

From France there is te OF Importance 10 report.
The anniversary OF the Republic the 4th OF May. passed
of wi h tranquility, but statement made by La
some excitement 1t stated thai, on March %. ls4S,
Gen, Changarnier proposed to Ledu Rollin, the Mi
MISTER OF the Interior, that if 10000 granted
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
LATEST FROM THE CONTINENT.

,r FARIs, "wednesday.
The committee appointed to consider the treaty which
Admiral LIE Predour has signed with the Argentine
counts brought by the London papers from Portugal
have excited deep interest The Constitutional passes
glowing eulogy the Count de Thomar, and charges
English merchants with exciting disturbance for the
sake of smuggling.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-12

a II
Arrive at Bsiobrdge anne days by pm.
lo94s From Pketoo by Fa Gibson, Is miles and back
Leave Pik.t N Wednesday at Sam;
Arrive a Gibson same dsy PM
Leave Gibson Wednesday Mt 3 p mi
Arrive b Pike,oD saue day by p N
Jas, or, Piketon, Beaver, ana Meadow Branch, 10
Jackson Al miles and back once a week
Leave s mixing S,nng every Thursday ateam
Arrive at Jackson next day by IL ~;
Leave Jackson every FRIDAY at pm;
Arrive SINKING Spnng next day by . P m.
I025l From Lyncnburg; ny Dodsonv'le, pnne.'on, pu
ford d New Hope, TO Georgetown, ~ mies and
back once a week,
Leave Iynchburg Friday at 7am;
Arrive n George own same day by ) mi
Leave Georgetown Saturday Tam;
Arrive ., LS nchburg same Gay by SPIN
lO252 From HI isbor,' by Falfax, to foungsvio, w
miles and back once a week.
Leave tIiisboro' Wednesday at 7ami
Arrive nj Youngs,ule same day by 6r nj
Leave Youngsvlle Thursday OF 7 an;
Atr,,e al Hiisooro' snms day by m
l02s3 From Locust Grove, by Marble Furnace CUISINE
tranquility, and Youn. ssile,.'o Eekm.n"vIe
~ m,es aud back, once week
Leave Locust Grove every Saturday at "a m
Arrive at Eckmansvde same day by IL m;
Leave Eckma-svlilc every Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Locust Grove same day by pm
Io254 From West Union by Wagonrrs Ripple, Stouts,
Rockville, and Friendship. 10 Po,,rmou'h, and re-
turn by Bl,e Creek, equal to 81 miles and back,
Leave Yves, Union every Thursday at Sam,
Arrive at Portsmouth same day by 5. pmi
Lowe Portsmouth every Thursday at pms
Arrive at West Union next day by 5 pm
Io2s5 From Georgetown, by New Hope, Posblo Benton
Five Mile, and Green vile, to Fayetteville ~ miles
and back, week.
Leave Georgetown Friday at 6am;
Arrive at Fayetteville same day by b pm;
I~oye Fsyes,ev,lie Saturday at am;
- Ariye at 0eorgeo~h ssn,. DAY " S pmi -,
Nos6 Fom Georgeiown to Ripley, ~ miles and back
three week
Leave Georgetown every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at sam;
Arrive a, Ripley same days by a m, and return to
l0os7 F,om Williamsburg to New Hope, Is miles and
back, week
| Leave Williamsburg every Saturday at 6am
Arrive At New Hope same day by I'm;
Leave New Hope Saturday at PM
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XIV. III miles and back. u ice n week.
Leave Cincin, al every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at q am
Arrive At Chic sumo DAYS by & pm;
Leave Chic every Tuesday, Thursday, and sA'ur
day nj Gam
,oo7l From Cincinnati, by Communicable, Browne Grow
Bevrs's Tavern, Duulap, Ross, N,lvIle, sui
~,ls, Oxford, College Corners, Cot"ge Grove
la Liberty and Brow ns,ilio, 10 Connersvic, La
50 mues aud back, SIX times week.
lave Cincinnati daily except Sund uto nj
Arrive al Conner vile same days by m;
Leave Come su lie daily except Sunday AT a m
A,r,ve at Cincinnati fame days 10y M
l0275 From Cincinnati, by College HiI, Hygc'e, Noun
Helhhy, Pc SAINT Run, and Symm.ss Corner, 10
Hamilton 10 miles and back, FIX tines 9e'k
Leave Cincinnati daily except Sunday at up m
Auive Hamilton same days by Pun;
Leave Hsmi ton daily txc,p' Sunday at . an
Ar,ve at Cincinnati same days by IL m
lO276 From Cloves by Ourys, Dry Fork, Preston, ar
Saint Charles, Riley, to Oxford, 20 miller and back
week.
Leave Cleves every Friday at ~
Arrive at Oxford next day by pm;
Leave Oxford Every Saturday nj z, p m !
A,rve Cieves every Monday by m
too77 From Deer6eld Village, by Hopknnyille, Dallas
buryh Browns st re, Goshen, Belfast, ana Wv
tnsvine to Batavs, 80 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Deerh.ld Village every Friday at 7smi
Arrive ct batavia same day by pm;
Leave aaiAyia every Saturday 7ami
Arrive Dee,h.d Village came day by M
,,o7s From Lebanon, by Red Lion and Sp ingborongh
TO Franklin, IL miles ard back, three tunes
week.
Leave Lebanon every Monday, wednesday, ana
Friday at 7am
Arrive al Franklin same days by Hams
Leave Franklin every Monday, wednesday, ana
Friday at lam;
Arrive at Lebanon same days by pm.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03
THE DAILY TIMES.
THE RETURN OF SPRING.

THE RETURN OF SPRING.
Dear rs the dove, whose waiting wing
The green leaf ransomed from the main,
Thy genial glow, returning Spring,
Comes to our shore again;
For thou hast been wanderer long,
On many a tair and foreign strand,
In balm and beauty, sun and song,
Passing from land TO land.
Thou brings't the. blossoms to the bee,
10 earth robe OF emerald dye,
The leafiet to the naked tree,
And rainbow in the sky;
| feel thy blest benign control
The pulses ofmy youth restore;
Opening the spring Of sense and soul,
To love and JOY once more.
will not people thy green bowers,
With sorrows pale and spectre band:
Or blend with thine the faded flowers
OF memory's distant land;
For thou vert surely never given
To wake regret from pleasure s gone;
Bnt like an angel sent from Heaven,
To soothe creations groan.
Then, while the groves thy garlands Irvine.
Thy spirit breathes in flower and tree,
My heart shall kindle at thy shrine,
And worship God ia thee.
And in some calm sequestered spot,
While listening to thy choral strain,
Past griefs shall be while forgot.
And pleasure bloom again.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

The Baltimore American ad verting to the failure Of
several important to receive due consideration
the hand OF The present Congress- adds the follow ing
suggestive remarks
Whenever the next Congress shall assemble at the
seat OF Government new House Representatives will
no doubt reflect in It's aspect some OF the changing
characteristics othe times Since the members OF the pre-
sent House elected the country has gone throguh
period of transition, the evidences OF which must be
more and more apparent in proportion the pol,-
cal elements acquire consistency and Conference. great
Union party is fixing is roots in the ground and
against it the dscordant hosts OF sedtion sectional
ism and ianatical fury combining The future has
Interesting Developments in store-some of which the
mex. two years may bring pretty fulyto light.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

RD&dA BAGS NO. / PERUVIAN GU
eS~~CV ANO, receiving direct from the i'm
porter oa and tor sale in lots to suit purchasers.
1000 bushels Seed Oats
S5O do new crop Clover Seed; Timothy Seed
$50 boxes Hull & Sons and Jackson's Tallow
so boxes New Bedford Sperm and Adamantine
10 boxes Judds patent Sperm Candles
500 kegs Russell's Plymouth Nails
so boxes Soap
$50 boxes Tin Plate. all sizes. including bright
and loaded roofing
Pig Tin and Speter
800 sacks ground alum Salt
Coal Pit, Lamp and Olive OIL
Rio, lava and Mocha Coffee
80 packages loaf, crushed, puverized, and N
30 bbls family roe and gross Herrings
IS bbls family Flour, extra quality
$50 Nova Scotia Grndslones
Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses
200 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
100 bbls Tar
100 bbls Thomaston and Washington Lime
Glound Plaster, &c &C.
ALSO,
$50 tons Tredegar Swedes, Country and English
iron together with full supply Of Tomp-
kins & Gwynn's Iron, made of scraps;
square, flat, round, oval, half round hoop
band, and sheet iron, &c.
l ton Plough Plates
tons cast, spring, German, English and Ame-
rcan blistered Steel
:, tons plough Iron, &c. &c.
For sale by
S. McGRUDER & SONS,
Next to the old stand of the late firm OF Wortham
te ~ McGruder & Co.
EpLACK OOEsKIN PANTS AND SATIN
have received this day by Adam & Co.'S Express, a
fine assortment OF Black Doeskin Pants and Satin
Vests, OF superior quality Call in as you are passing,
" 6 MERCHANT q, wEIcIcFp
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JOHN CLENDINING.

NAOVE, lSAACS Il CO., wholesale and retail
EP dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMI.
GALS, PAINTS. Oils, WINDOW-GLASS, DYE
STUFFS, &C., No SO Main street, have now in
store large and complete assortment of GOODS,
which will be replenished by every arrival throughout
the season-thus afordng to purchasers, at all times,
fresh and reliable stock to select from
In PERFUMERY we offer every kind and quality
In Toilet and Fancy Articles, large and commanding
assortment All OF which will DO sold at prices which
will compare tavouraby with this any other market
A call is respectfully solicited.
SAMI. E. DOVE WIN. B. IsAAcs. ALEX. B. ARCHER.
te % 80.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

EB OBERT TATE WICKER, ATTORNEY
IA AT LAW, has removed his office to Pearl
street, xt to the office of Messrs. Toer & Cook.
10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-03

$500 ANN Al REPORT OF THE NEW
- YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Made IN accordance with the provisions of the Charter
as amended-Dnrng the year 1885, 1855 Policies have
been issued; The premiums during the same period
and the undivided Reserved Fund of January L. 1880
amount r 10 .$341 O73 %,
Total amnt OF disbursements in 1850, was lllsi6 70