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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-18
SCENE AT AN OHIO DEMOCRATIC MEETING

FROM THE CLEVELAND HERALD or SEPTEMBER 10.
Gen. CAss and Senator DOUGLAS addressed the Demo
cracy in Kelley's Hall this afternoon.
At the close Of Gen. CAsss speech, Mr.. GEORGE WITH
EREL prominent Democrat who goes for scorr respect
fully asked the speaker if Gen. PIERCE voted in favor
Of harbor appropriations when in Congress Kisses and
cries of "Put him outr'
Gen. c. asked if the questioner Whg'
Mr. W. replied that he Democrat.
Gen CAss then responded in substance that General
Pierce when in the House and Senate represented State
that opposed to such appropriations and he voted
against them in accordance with the views Of his cons
uent but this certain indication that he would
veto bill making harbor appropriations
At this point Mr. witherell violently seized by
less than three Democratic Officers Of the Peace, and
roughly pitched out Of the Democratic assembly
Gen. CAss had boasted much Of the Democratic doctrine
of equal rights and the gross outrage Democrat With
erell for asking civil question was striking illustration
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FROM LOUISIANA.

FROM LOUISIANA. iif
We take great pleasure in having it in o." power to
completely refute the gross aseheod which V been so
industriousy circulated by the Democrat IS OF this
State (and copied vertable fact int 7early every
Southern Democratic paper, to the ei hat our two
able and popular Wing Representat ngress,
Messrs. MooRE and LANDRY, had RET sss a 4@oH to
Gen. Scott. The following commune nd address to
the People of Louisiana explains Es sitioL of these
gentlemen and shows how basel lg nious was Tho
charge Of apostacy attempted to blsq upon them to
prejudice Wing against TIE nominees Of their party
lcsmpaign Rpaoisc
WAsHIYoIoM, Auousl2l, 1882. y
70 Henry e. Johrsoa Esq, Editor Lodsiana Sta Rspu1
hear and Campaign Republic.
SIN AS there seems to be some doubt in relation to
our position on the Presidential question, you may, if
deemed advisable by yourself and friends publish
the address herewith
Your obedient servants,
JOHN MOORE,
J. ARISTIDE LANDRY
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THE CAMPAIGN.

The Missionaries from the camp of the Democracy,
who are traversing the West to take by storm the
votes of the honest and intelligent People Of OHIO,
seem to be in bad odor as we'll as i'll luck So far
from making proselytes, they make converts to the
Wing candidates. They misunderstood the People
when they asperse the character and deprecate the
services Of such man as WIsEIELD ScoTT. The
People will not stand it The Ohio papers are par
ticuiarly severe npoa Senator HoUsToN, one Of the
travelling Orators, who has made speeches at Cleve-
land and other places, and, when last heard from,
had lust addressed the Locofoco Democrats at CO.
lumbus Ohio This Speech the State Journal"
describes as follows:
aIt was an effort utterly unworthy man of HoUsToNs
fame and standing before the country Entirely destitute
of argument or reasoning in any shape, his speech was
made up Of General ScoTT and some of his pro-
mnent friends So utterly disgracefu and sckenng
the whole Speech that Democrats were dsgusted and
peed while every who had read the history OF
The country and had spark of patriotism in his SOUL
was outraged and indignant that such man as HOUSTON
sho stoop low to attempt to blacken the DEEDS
and obscure the wellearned fame OF mercas most re-
nowned Chieftain."
We are truly sorry to hear of such grave mis-
conduct on the part Of Gen. HoUsToN. Indeed, 1t
!, 70 be wondered at that man, who has commend
oh le points in his character should commit himself
a. far as he is said to have done. How successful
Az honorable Senator has thus far been IN his en-
ternr;se q NAV be inferred from the following para
svn.rh rom the latest number of the Cleveland
Herald
To our friends would say prospects were never
more cbeerin q BE assured that eUery cote ac be broush
10 n, no,Nn ch universally Wing triumph IL
Ohio The uorll is in the hands of the most energetic
thorough. and rel liable From every quarter Of u
sate from which we have information hare ner Of i'm
portant accessions TO o. r rdnfs.
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NKw UsEs IRoS.-Whatis this light and fancifuY
The cotheshorse, surely, all ron and so nicely wrought
that you might lift it in your hand and balance it, And
what this with its delicate wreathes of roses and bean
tfu figures bending postures of grace The fire screen
Why is that all iron Every bit of it and these fairy
like chairs with their 1.-the FORMS and sprghy patterns
these sofas with their scroll and vine leaves these
tables that seem airy enough for sprtes paror are all
Of iron We take up beautiful ornamental casket from
the mantel the sprays the curling tendrs the buds
leaves and roses are Of iron lift vase that has upon
its surface the soft blending of hundred tints that is
ron too Yonder is a magnificent picture-tbe frame 40
profusely glded elaborate ia detail is iron we in
spect the tall mirrors, they surrounded by casting
Of iron further up, in my ladys chamber stand iron
couches an iron oedstead with disposed very
elegantly about il the toilet table is also Of iron Varied
indeed are the uses Of iron. -Boston OLre RrancA
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We must not pass by, without the due respect Of
pla8ng It in our columns, the following brief Let
ter Prom distinguished Ex-senator from the State
Of 4elaware which we find in the Baltim ore papers
in dbmpany with the preceding.
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FROM VIRGINIA.

MORE DEcLINATIoNs The unfortunate essay
of the Locofocos in Kanavha, in publishing Vigi-
lance Committees, (says the Whig,) continues to
provoke painful disclosures. The last Charleston
Republican brings us more signing off,
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MpRAITEIwA ITE,s RETRosPECT-Pa

ED XIV for January.
Tins invaluable compendium has been greatly i'm
proved and is issued thus ry by virtue of arrange
men entered into for the advance proof Sheets with the
alter during the hrst weeks OF Januurv and July res
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This admirable digest enjoys, throughout the world
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NICARAGUA; its People, Scenery, Monuments,
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TIE LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENG
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1t compiled from the most authentic sources, and
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In describing the battle field and the tumultuons,
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upon The soa.-Boston Journal.
servationa Afloat and Ashore. By Lieut. w Lynch,
author of "Dead Sea Expedition"
The adventures he and his shipmates met with in
various quarters OF the globe narrated in unpre-
tending style, but with graphic power. Several OF
these variations of exciting interest and they so
impossible lay down the book until he has reached
the last page.-Portland Transcript.
For sale by
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NASH g. WOODHOUSE.
GRAND STATE SLI
MILITARY AND CIVIC,
A II yNIILN D IlNIl MOMIl I'LL L IN

Al 1'f1E RlCHMOND THEA IKE.
IF sufficient number OF subscribers con be obtained
l. by the 10th OF February next at FIVE DOLLARS
each, the approaching anniversary Of the birth OF that
lusrlous son OF Virginia, GEORGE WASHINGTON, will
be celebrated by Grand State Ball. TO be given al
the chmond Theatre, on MONDAY EVENING,
Feb 3d. in style Of grandeur and elegance never
before witnessed in the State.
The building to be superby decorated. the scenery
taken out, the Parqueete foored over and the whole
converted into magnificent Ball Room, capable Of
accommodating two thousand persons; and the citi
rate in making the occasion worthy of the Old Do.
Mon.
- Subscription lists open at the Box Office
OF The Theatre, the American and Exchange Hotels
ia 24-tf VIM l.. MAULE, Lessee
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LATER FROM TEXAS.
An arrival from Brownsville with advlees 10 the 26l

NEW
An arrival from Brownsville with advices to the Goth
inst. reports every Ting as quiet
Gen. Uraga, who distinguished himself during the
late outbreaks the Rio Grande, has arrived in III IS
city, and intends travelling through the United States
The papers con AIN advlces from Texas 10 the ef.
feet that the resolution nom,nating General Houston
for the President of the United States was ordered
be ehgrossed IN the House, after much opposition.
The Legislature intended TO 90 into the election o.
u > Senator on the 2lst January, in the place oil
Gen. Houston.
Iii proposed by the Legislature to submit the free
banking question TO vote OF the pc ople.
Ihe bill topay tine State debt has not yet been pas
sed, the two Houses dsagreeing.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

CLAIMS on IeaaS--Deah of Senator Beriens Ipife'
CHARLESTON, Feb. 8.
General Hamilton has called the attention OF The
Texas Legislature to the claims filed against the State
$50 0o0-one i'em of which for services in negota-
ting the acknowledgment of the independence OF the
late Republic at the Hague.
Senator Berflen's wife died at Savan on Monday
last nah
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.

6fROCERIEs. Ae.. At AUCTToy.-o
WI THUBSD AY, 5lh February, Ae= " II sell Mt o
auction store, at 10 o'clock, aa assortment Of Groc
ries, viz:
e5 hhds Pdr'o Rico Sugars
$50 bags Laguayra, RIO and Java Cefee
$50 bills Cole and Crushed Surar
so hhda MoIasses
Sole Leather
Soap, Candles, Starch
Green and black Teas
W.ndnw Glass, 4 ice Lamp oil
y = Rum, Brandy
Recuiied Whisky, Port Wine &C.
ALSO-l50 boxes Lemons
100 boxes Raisins
TERAs-UHdes 500 cash. 800 and over4 months
credit ier approved esner
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
ia - Auctoneefs.
BY ALEXANDER N{5T5 81 co
No. 81 Main atrsn1 nnrns..n tLa a:... LII
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05
THE CASE OF JONAS P. LEVY

WASHINGTON Feb Sd.
This Morning Levy, who was arrested in Pail
adel phla and brought to this city on the charge o.
holding illegal communication with the President o.
Mexico, offered and gave bail in the sum of $1,000
Tor his appearance at court. Mr.. Hart, member OF
Congress from New York became his hnndsnlan
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. 4.
CoTTeN-The market remains steady. Il00 bale
Of middng sold at ST 81.
FLouR-Southern 81 Is 10 4 81.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. A.
FLoUR-2000 bbls. Howard street and City Mills
sold at 81 II IS.
WHEAT-Suictly prime l02c, Common to good,
"a l00c.
CoRN-Red 81. White and yellow So Coo.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS.
~ warranted fresh and genuine, obtained from The
celeoia.eo seedstnen, Sinclair, Jr., ~ Co., Balti-
more; sold by ROBERT R DUvAl,
ls5 Main street, under the American Hotel
Thou, - Richmond, Va.
These Seeds are ofthe finest quality, and such as
Will recommend themselves. They are from one of
the Dest seedsmen in this country
ARINHOKE-Green Globe
ASPARAGUS-G Giant
BEANS-Red Marrow Six Weeks White K,dn.v
Large Lima. &c. ~ "''
BEHE5 FITS; Blood, Early Turnip. White su
BROCCOLI-E!rly Purple, Large Purple Cape
nCABBAGE-Eary York, Early Batfersea, Large
rial Dutch, (exua) Drum Head Purple, Green Cnrled
savoy, Drumhead Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf, &c
CCAAIRtRSoT-Long orang e, Large White Cattle.
zCELERY-Whlet Sold, Red Sold.
ECCKESS-Broad Leaf Garden.
kin DC '"0' N'"s N'een' "hef-
Co9RE-Esrly Tuscarora, Early Sugar, Six Weeks
T. EGG PLANT-Purple.
ENDlVE Green Curled.
LEITUCE-Eafly Sesia, Ice, Brown Dutch, &C.
MELON-Chron. Nutmeg, Water Melon, &c.
NASTURTIUM.
ONioN-White and Red
PARSLEY-Curled
PARSMlP--Cup, Large Dutch
PEAs-snelair's extra early. Bishops early Dwarf.
Marrowfat
PEPPER-Bu Nose, Cayenne, &c
RADDlSH Long Scarlet, Salmon, red and white
Turup '
RHUBARB-For tarts
SALSIFY-or Oyster Plant
. SPINNACH-Round Savoy
SQUASH Early Bush &C.
TOWATO-Large Red, extra
TuRNlP-Red Top, White Flat. Dale's Hybrid,
Large Norfolk, Ruta Baga, &c.
Also SWEET AND POT HERB SEEDS.
FLOWER SEEDS fine a soriment
BIRD SEED, LuCERNE, GRASS SEEDS,
&c. fe5
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

Washington correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce writes
The negotiation for The sale Of COL Fremont's Ma
rposa gold lands, to a British Company, was consu.
mated yesterday, on the terms which mentioned
The papers were executed between the agents OF the
parties-Col Benton aud Mr.. Thomas o. Sargent,
and the advance of 500 000 paid.
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A EW BOOKS.-Women of Christianity, exem-
plary tor acts of piety and charity, by Julia Ka-

Vanagh
- Iempleton's Engineer, MilIwright and Mechanics
Pocket Companion, by Julius w Adams
Lucretious or the Nature of Things translated in
prose by Rev J Watson, to which is adioined the
poenca version Of John Mason Goode; Bohn's Libra
ny, London
Lives of the most Eminent Painters, Sculptors and
Architects, translated from the Italian oil George Va
sarl; Bohn's Library
pe'rltac!ions and their Teachings, or hand book
to the Gallery of Organic Remains Of the British Mu-
seum by Mante Esq
history and description of Modern Wines, by Cy-
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VIM w Story " MS SUI"
Vol II Howad's United States Reports
Vol English Reports in Law and EQUITY
phens - ' w
For sale by A MORRIS
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TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS q SATURDAYS.
fAN the above named days will sell al pubfc aue.
w ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel COM
menong at halt-Past 9 o'clock, variety Of Inscela-
neous goods such as the following:
observation-disclosures ardrobes, ;3deboard,
Bureaus, Bedsleads Chairs OF every style and pattetu
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Card Tables Beds aud Bedding &C.
ALSO-A large iotoF reasonable piece and cut Drv
Goods &c, with Cloth. Cassimeres, Sattjnets. Vest
'ngs Flannes, bleached and unbeached; domestic
white and brown Linen, Table Covers, Oil Cloth do,
Hoss ny, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &C.
CLOTHING, &c; Also. large collection Of sea-
sonable ready made CLOTHING. Boots and Shoes.
silk, wool and waterproof Hats, eloih and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
ice and Carpet Bags, hason's Challenge Blackips
rction Matches, FClocks and an endless varietvo
Psrumety and Fancy Goodsof every description.
ma ALEX. MOTT 4 co.
%I iGHT. SALES, NIGHT s4IES,--(1n
sS MONDAY evening, the Goth September at bali
past o'clock a my store opposite the CITY Hotel |
VIII commence my Night Sales, and will continue
them during the season. at which time will he sold from,
me Sneves general assortment OF Staple aud Fancy
Goods, Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, &c. &c. 10y
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Cloths
CasSmeies, Vestngs, Calicoes, Alpacas, Ish Linens
Casfneres, Musllns, Shirtings Casnes Fannels Pins
and Needles, Spool Cotton, silk Umbrellas, Hosiery
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.-sup Ivory
Handle knives and Forks al pieces Buck Handle
Knives and Folks per doz n, Britannia Ware, Tea
Trays, WATERS Pocket aud Carded Knives Scissors,
Razors, Thpbles, Braces, Bits, &c.
FANCY GOODS-l4adies Writing Desks and
Work Boxes, Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins, Suspenders, Accordeons, Dressing
Tuck and Side Combs }ackgammons Razors, Strops
tar brushes, Money l'ufs ., Family and Pocket BIZ
bles. Playing Cards, Paper, DC.
JhWELLER Y-Fine Patent God Lever Watches
Gold Detached Levers, fns jeweed Gold Cylinder do.
90, EngIish SILVER Levers &c, Gold Pens and Pen.
els, Silver do, Bfeaspins, Gold Guard Chains Gold
Fob do, Steel Chains, Cameo Pins Bracelets, Ear
itings. Casters, Segars, Matches, &c.
fe&7 a. MOTT & co, Aucts.
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S aATToN's OFFICE, Ees soMh 18Th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs the MAJ


Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the MAJ.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No Jan 9th!
6S Is Al 80 60 IS "a 50 81 "a
Half Nos 81 6s, a prize Of $500, 4 Sold and paid
Ticket Nos 2' Al 81 do 500; s By ,,ron
Drawn numbers OF Kentucky. No SIAN l9th:
30 25 IL ~ 81 "A 60 90 90 "a 10 l6.
Ticket Nos 10 a. H. p DO siSoS, paid By l''
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, No 9-Jan IL:
25 % IS S &c GS 43 % 20 IL IS r.
to this office. STRATTON
Dawn Nos OF Kentucky, No ll-Jan IA:
Ga u 81 81 GO a. "a 20 81 1 3 IS SO Sc.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky. No 10 Jan 18th:
"A IL 81 8 6 AZ Sc 81 GO ~ 10 80 67
Ticket Nos IS So 67a Prize ofsse9 sod and Raid
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No Plan IS:
% 48 10 70 e. 46 90 As IL 10 9 A.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, Extra No. Is, January II
AZ . 40 S5 ID 81 &c Is % GA So
E. g g. E s Three sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
50 ~ II l6 IS T SIS 3S AZ "a 81 SO 81 65 6s.
Hail fP'f dos DO . $ $ g q Sold and paid BY
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Kentucky, No 16-Jany 2olh:
Al Sc 10 81 IS So 20 SO Is M Al so.
p Ora W Nos Of Kentucky, No. H. Jan asl:
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky Extra No. 49, Jan 22d:
- Sc ID 81 10 SO 81 SO 10 AZ So
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, extra, No 21-Jan "a:
" SO SO As % So 81 81 II so A 65
'' s f e e Three sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No. I9-Jan 49,
20 36 45 Is 26 80 43 l 80 81 SO 80 So.
Hall Nos IS 81 80, prize OF 500, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky No 24-Jan Both
90 10 IL is 70 Is 56 % rs As 81 80
Drawn numbers OF Kentucky, extra, No 27-Jan 81 :
40 46 IS 81 SO SO so 81 45 "a %.
Ticket Nos 46 so 81, prize of SI25]
Do do % 46 SO
Do do go 81 so Sold aad
Do do as so SO valid by
Do do S22 81
sTRATToN.
Erawu numbers of Kentucky, No 25-Jan 3lst:
80 SO IS DC % "a SO y 81 "A 20 is l3 81
Hall Nos ID az prize Of $50, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky No 25, F+b. 2nd:
II ~ GS &C II 20 49 81 A 45 60 81
Drawn umbers OF Kentucky. Extra No. 80, Feb 3rd:
70 So so sc l6 IL a 81 90 So 80 7.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

ATTEMPT TO BURN JAIL Frederick Souffer, the
notorious robher and burglar, attempted to burn the
jail at Marnsburg Va, Saturday last; fortunately
he discovered in time prevent his escape, the
destruction of the building
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05
IT, sHUMAN, an old Philosopher, swede b


z SHUNAN, old Philosopher, Swede BY
n birth. late Asirologer TO his Majesty, the En-
peror OIL Russia, takes great pleasure in offering his
services 10 the citizens OF Richmond and it svciny in
Astrology, Astronomy, Physiegnomy ana Signs, and
gives nue. correct and satisfactory informaon having
made predictions TO Napoleon in 1872, previous to his
downiall in Moscow Prince Bernadotte 10 be King of
OF Gen Taylor to the Presidency. He can be consulted
IN matters OF Love, Marriage, and the future events OF
Life.
Mr. S. has travelled through the greater part of the
world, during the last 40 years. and all this time has
endeavored to enlarge his knowledge by all things he
ever heard or saw He takes pleasure to assure the
public he is willing 10 give the necessary information
to all who will faver him with call
Terms Ladies, for reading the planet &C., in full
SOC; gentlemen ia full 81; Nativity calculated accord
ing TO Geomancy for ladies 50, in full So; gentlemen
s. IN full So Colored persons are also invited to call
His office is on 18th street, between Main and Cary
street, I'd house from Main st. Office hours from 9
O'clock A M 10 9 O'Clock. ? NJ. Ia linz
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

Ickets $40, halves 5, quarters So
oeftlflcate OF package of wholes Sll0-.hares in
proportion. ~
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WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, Feb a.
In SEgATE-Mr. Clarke 9 resolution the Subje CT
of intervention. postponed till Monday. Gen.
Cas- will speak on the question Tuesday.
SIR john FRANKLIN.-A memorial was presen ted
from Commodore Wilkes, asking an appropriation o.
$500 o. to fit out expedition 10 search of Sir John
Franklin.
HOUSE OF REPRFsE, TATIvEs.-The House passed
the day in discussing the bill giving the public adver
thing ne wspaper offices.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

WEDNESDAY-Ken No 29-Capita S33
49, IS nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40, halves s.
quarters2 3D..
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-05

FRlDAY-Kentueky, No. 3o-CapitaI SIS 0oO.-
IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81, halves 81, quarters