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WORK OuT.-We observe that at Philadelphia. on the
Goth ut Mr. Thomas Calhoun died. aged 1O1 years. The
cause of his death is stated to have been old age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

JAMES G. BfRNEr.-rhe Cincinnati Times OF the 3ls
ut contradcts the of this gentemans death lie
is said to he in good health
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Steamboat

Coon SA1E-Forty-sx slaves were sold at Edsta; N G.
last week. at an average of 1894 each
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

MATERIAL Am--kossuth raised about $4,000 III and
aout Pittsburgh mostly from the aborpg classes num-
Of which he visited il. tie foundrrs. factories etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

COMMERCE OF QvEsEc-The official returns. as pub
lished in the Quebec Chronicle, show that 1900 vessels
entered. and 1892 cleared nj the port IF Quebec during
t,e year 1851 OF the vessels entered lS were British
II Norwegian. n Pr,.ssian, Russian swedish and IS
{, an the United States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY

MARRIAGES. DEArHs-We will hereafter publish the
simple announcement of marriages and deaths free of
charge.
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rs" NorIcE.-Neither the Captain nor Con
sis,e-s of the British ship WARBLER we~i master, will he
responsible for debts Of the fell G. w. OLIVER CO.
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.I0lllea II. CL00fI.

CABINET MANUFACTURER AND UNDERTAKEN.
No. q RAMPANT STREET, Three Doors froinC Common,
Bgs inform the citizens wrleans
prepared furnish all FUNERAL REQUISITES the
notice and the reasonable terms Gl1ESjlM A CALL
anJ4 Iuvy9n nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

PESNsSLvANIA MAINE LiauoR 1Aw--An i'm
mense meeting held in Philadelphia Monday
ing, the ID instant urge the adoption of law similar
TO the one in Maine against selling intoxicating drinks
We notice that Judge Allison in his charge the Grand
Jury of the Court of Quarter Sessions of that city Mon
day. also strongly urged the adoption of such
the State of Pennsylvania.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETING,-A Temperance Sermon
will be delivered this evening halfpast O'Clock
in Mr. Scots Church Lafayette Square by the Rev j. p
Campbell of Nashville. The choir will be in attendance
fai nusic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

tE The Directors Of the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have the
pleasure congratulate til" insured members til" Company the
satisfactory exhibit Of the close of the
past and which, with the rtes attention the principles an
rules Of Life Insurance. they enabled to thr constituency
sufficient all
outstanding risks the Directors hav. much satisfaction finding that
they warranted in declaring bonus
received Up the nc this statement all policies thereto
which will either he added 10 the be payable
death ele the value III MONEY will paid each policy
holder at his her option.
The Office and being relieved h
equitable proportion the Savings Fund
this Company successful operation,
the insured members o. the United States Life Annuity
and Trust Company that Legitimate advantage which they
entitled will he afforded them. while the
affairs will
benefit Gw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

NJ HOLLAND CHAPTER No. IA called meet
fE1 ing of HOLLAND CHAPTER No, will he held THIS
NJ EVENING, Mt o'clock, Important business full and
" punctua attendance is desired BY order H. p
cla II F.. Al S,rr,ta-,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

PAINTING OF GESEsEE FALLs-The Rochester On. Y J
Democrat says That Thurow Weed, Esq, who is now
in Paris has discovered painting of the Genesee Falls
executed in 1895. by brother of Louis Philippe while
they were passing through the country to Niagara
Falls. The owner has consented. at the solicitation
Mr.. Weed, that this ancient painting the first ever
made of the Falls shall be presented to the City of Ro
chester. Mr. Weed writes that the view taken from
the other side of the river about opposite the old site
Acots factory. The artist made the sketch while his
companion, Louis Philippe and two others, prepar-
ing collation. spread upon blanket under Il tree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

EARriiattvN AT SEA.-A letter from officer board
the u = mp Falmouth makes the following mention Of
an earta exc experienced by those board that ship
u. s. SpIy FALMOUTH SEA. July Is. 1851
This morning about o'clock in latitude IS deg. IS
min NJ and longitude 127 deg IL min W.. we had of
the finest shocks of earthquake that have ever felt
1t came from the southwark and eastward lasted about
twenty seconds and was accompanied by loud rumbing
noise resembling thunder The ship shook and trembed
violently The feeling somewhat similar to that felt
in railroad cars running very rough track No
commotion in the water and the barometer in
Dictated no change in the atmosphere
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Guinness s. Hill,

Sc CAMP STREET.
s Beg TO call The attention Of their friends public M
carefully srlerted stock of
WATCHES, DIAMONDS JEwEIRY, GOLD PENS, FANS CARD
CASES PORTE MoNNAIEs, GUNS. PISTOLS DRESSING;
CASES, DESKS WORK BOXES, TABLES, PAINTINGS AND
f.et 81 IN
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ONO RTER.-The Cincinnati Commercial Of the I'd saws
Quite change was apparent at the river Yesterday
compared with week previous when thousands of pees
perfect safety Scarcely any ice was running vest
evening and the impression is that the river will be
tirey clear to-day. - -
On Friday night the ice in Licking river broke up and
commenced running out with great force A number Of
bsrges and faboats torn loose and carried away
One loaded with 7 rail was forced from s moorigs and
carried of THE steamers suffered little when it is
taken into consideration The floating of ice spars
rats. etc, by which they batteredp
The Louisville journal of the Cd says:
Our wharf presented exciting scene on Saturday
The Ice commenced running early in the morning and tile
flser vi, soyercd with large fields some several acres in
sxtent fis leo sprsrd t the indiana shore 10 atout
~ hil'f The river ana afesv nh tbs RAINING leo 70
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We indebted to the clerk of the st Charles
for late river favors
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~ n
70" Medicines. ~@N

A. KENDALL & CO., ~ Magazine street.
S Have full assortment; Of the approved popular and ,aec
tA of the dnyat wholesale
PEFSIN. THE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA; BRYANS PJLMoSIt.
WAFEks, FOR COUGHS; THE MUSTANG LINIMENT; EIEC-
IR n FEBRlEuGE; FOR FEVERs; KENDALLs CHOLERA
SfRlP FOR together with
DISEASES OF THE CLIMATE.
N Physician always in attendance Advice grai lie. eptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

WHAT KossurH HAS BEEN DONG FOR HuNe.Ry-Tbe
following reply was made by Kossuh at Pittsburgh in an
swer to committee inviting him to Cleveland Ohio
A.Gentlemen-You will know my wishes when tai, vo,
That already hundred and thirty thousand dollar
been raised in this country for the Hungarian fund
and but thirty thousand of it has been realized for
ssunerang cause The rest has been eaten drank and
5essted out in costly banouets and foolish parades for
Enicn nave no taste and in which take no pleasure
nave contracted for 10000 muskes at s. each-$S000O
nave made one payment, and have got others make
o. what has been paid If all the money raised could
neen properly expended my mission would ere this
oeen ended and the basis of my countrys liberty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

NIX WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, ATTENTION =
Wv You arr hereby notified to attend special meeting FRIDAY
nfEA EVENING February 49, at half o'clock. Every mem
e Der must be puncual business Of great Importance will be
cuss.d.
I, NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

B3idgesUntes' Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS STEAMBOATS,, RAILROAD CARS
DEpoTs, AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING,
W The Agents respectfully cu the attention of I'LL Interested to
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
wafer protector besides being cheaper any before
public After being thoroughly this city, for the past
month"; the following local certificates the public
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR TLOMASsON,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the hurricane passenger MAG
NoTIA, under command! with BRIbGEWATER PAINT,
chesruy recommend for is lMPERvoUS qualities and have
hesitation in SUPERIOR, my Judgment
JS aS S r. THE G EE Nc S E srsRKs GEEaS
ha proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF my decks
months use. (signed,D ST. G. THOsIASSON.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN. OF
TOWBOAT PORpoISE
have used the BRlDGEWATER PAINT which Mes4r e. c.
ROGERT CO. Agents, the Of
PORPSE The Paint has been about three MONTHS SPARKS
WHATEVER.
PERFECT SLATE and nm salts.
PROTECTION against the effects OF SPARKS ClSDES
fdntly recommend the BDGEWATEI PAINT the purposes
cssneaj VIM BROWN, Captain Of Towbou porpo.y.
NeworIeans, December /, 1851.
CERTIFICATE OF TIE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with
WATER PAINT and its merits thoroughly teaed, fully
Of thu PoRP0SE We cheernly recommend said PAINT ST.
PERIOR ARTICLE.
(signcd> HUGHES, vALlETT d THOMAS,
Agents Louisiana bry Dock Co.
Np,un p. A
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FIRES AT sEA.-The NewYork Commercial says that
while the Amazon building offer to fit her with an
apparatus for distinguishing fire. by of the steam
from her boilers, declined because it would have in
voyed expense of 1000. At the same time it il said
that both the manager and engineer appeared to be of
opinion that the plan the best they had heard
and that fire could live under the torrent of steam
which might be projected by into any all parts the
vessel'i This invention among those that gained
prize medal at the Great Exhibition The question is
asked what has become of Phllpss Fire Annihator If
1t possesses only small portion of the merit which is
claimed for it, it must be of great at sea- in
fire breaking out in tho hold Of ship 1t stated
that the Cunard and Mediterranean sup
piled with these machines and that of the British
admirals have certified their opinion that carry
ing passengers ought to be allowed to proceed to with
out having fire annhilators board If such were the
fact why was not the Amazon supplied! 1t would
have prevented the most distressing part the caas-
trophe which attended that vessel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

\ 4 /GE0RGE WASHINGTON LODGE No 65.-A
W. regular uacing OF this Lodge will be on SATURDAY
~. EVENING, the l4h inst O'Clock Masonic Hail. corner Of
aronne and Perdo Streets Members Requested. TO be
runctual, By order.
fe9 F. A. DFNTZEI So,rs,o,r
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The .an,erico,, .atn,a,,ac for. 1852.
Bri6gesUatef Paint,

ty- THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Fu. KNOW LEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1852, for sale by
jan2 &c. MORGAN, Exchange Pnce, adjoining the Post Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

sJafAs NORTH PAcrrIc.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Charleston Courier has the following
in relation to the proposed surveying expedition to the
North Pacifc t
: The Committee on Commerce of the Senate, have
reported bill providing for sending small vessels of
we Navy with competent officers and crews to explore
the North Pacific and prepare charts of the sounds cur
RENTS and shoals and Islands etc., which are in the track
e our commerce and navigation As trade with China
Will receive stimulus from the settlement of California
and Oregon 1t s very important that the ocean routes
should be explored The number of ships the North
racic u stated to be very great It is also mentioned
IN the trade to Japan large island has been lately
alscovered hitherto unknown to navigation 1t is sup
posed 70 be very fertile and to contain dense population
II has not been sailed ground its extent known II
in the report that this island may contain good
harbors and hospitable people, and. if So it will be of
vast 70 our commerce and whaling ships 1t is
SAD That Captain Ringgod of the Navy is to command
the expedition, now proposed = -
me OBJECTS OF the expedition fitting out forJapan
are kept secret 1t believed however, that the object il
20 MAKE such show Of force will the Emperor to
respect our position Of peace and commerce. and our
demand that American seamen on the shores Of his
empire snail be kindly treated and restored The fleet
may show him that they can lombard and burn his
imperial city Of Yeddo though is fifty miles in circum
ference. y 9,5 fll.E 7' - AA@
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Hats, Caps, etc.


on hIgdTsd Sasa: Hsls sesp,ns great VARIETY Of SIX,
w, fNsNlAfti MEFltAN Wool SrRA W fAINER HATS
Or .4@h is's sfdsEi ,fRosfs CO., 10 Magazine ,sssS
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NNI. o. 0. F.-HowARp LODGE No. 10
- ND IA meets every THURSDAY EVENING in Grand
Lodgr Hall, corner Of Tchoupiiouas Poyirss
streets, at I o'clock oAicers-P. McCary, N
c. George Bowdteh " g. George C. Levi, Secretary;
tHahf' fsr Secretary James Davis. Treasurer. jsn0
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<HML 0. 0. FAN adjourned meeting of
- Ell Ill OF the R W. Grand Lodge of Louisiana
AN1 will be held at the Hall Of the
=, OF Poydras and Ichonpitoulns stts, TUESDAY,
February nsmrs ara particularly
qnest.i 10 lfe9 Il. II. SHIELDS. brand Eec'y
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. b. ROBBINS, OF THE
SHIP LEODES.

have the BRIDGEWATER PAINT decks Of
Steamboats, and Sea Vessels and have also
various confident will satisfaction Fire
Water Protector; and particularly
PAINT applied Sailing Vessels a we'll tor
ECONOMY and DURABILITY, for PREVENTING LEAR
tSigned) N. b. ROBBINS Master Ship Leodes
NewJrenns, 81,
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CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENsEN. PAINTER

have used Tie BKIDGEWATER PAlNf for the past
brick and pssered buildings and Ahnye rof
and in Instance it has given the fullest satisfaction.
From tests and
testify to its being PROOF AGAINST THE AFFECTS SPARKS
AND ClNDEkS protection against leaks. consider ue
nor Mineral Paint have Invaluable.
door quaitey that particularly
Southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON, Painter
NewUdiehis, February d, 1867. 1872 Camp
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4 uMBER FOR SALE CHEAP-On account
Of having from lot to allow Company No. Six
TO build An Engine house " ~
WHITE OAK assorted OAK KNEES, HICKORY AXLES
B+AGk WAl.NuT SCASTLING, assorted sizes.
CHERRY SCANTLISt, assorted, POPLAR SCASTLING
ARCADE MILLS, MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD ' '
OFFICE Is ST. JosEtif STREET.
tel2 /" HENRY t. SHERMAN,
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will nj all times those fire risks preference where
Paint is used.
(sisne) L. MATTHEW'S, Agent Mutual Company
TlItES. A. ADAMS, President Cres
EDW. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
\. BROTHER President Home Mutual
.DtiS PEhIBERrON, President Merchant,'
j. NJ. LAPEfRE, President NewOreans
tilAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool Il London
SAML +. ASHTON, Agt. Delaware Mutual
In niiDp to the above testimonials (Which
the nredulou its superior protective qur Agents have
in their certificates from parties which
he application their among are thos u
Breye Lieut.. Col o. II. Taeo Newt ork Arsenal Smith
tenant aud United States Military Academy Point:
Oliver H. Lee, n Superintendent Secretary River
Railroad Company, etc..
g. C. BoGERT Il CO., 10 Camp street,
Agents for the States OF Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Tean
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

The steamer sparhawk had her side slowed in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
Death ofa Judge-Poisoniae Case &c.

Death OF a Judge-POis0ntng Case, BE.
PiTTsBURG, April 29th-Thomas l.. McMil-
Ian, Associate Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, and ali old resident of Pittsburg, died
yesterday.
The Coroner's Jury has again been held in
the poisoning case, the stonachs of the chill
dren having been Analysed by prof. St. John,
ofCleaveland College. Several witnesses were
examined and the jury returnen verdict of
wilfnl murder against John and Henoia Cau-
ley, the uncle and aunt of the victims, who
have been committed to Jail.
Catherine Hayes concert on Saturday was
most brilliant affair, creating an excitement
equal to Jenny Lind. She gives another to
night, and leaves for cleveland Tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
Uonan,s Temperance Coareutiou.

ROCHESTER, April 20.-A numerous Wo-
mans Temperance Convention assembled here
to-day. Mrs. r. G. Stanton of Seneca Falls pre-
sided, and made a speech. Letters from Mrs. E..
o. Smith, Mrs. Abby K. Foster. H. Greeley,
and Gerrr Smith, were read. The afternoon
session was occupied with the discussion of
resolutions and reports of the comm ittees.-
Many speeches were made beth by ladies and
gentlemen-promiment among which was an
able address read by Mrs. Amelia Boomer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
Ann H0ag. the MurderesS.

PcUGHkEEPsIE, April 19.-Ann Hoag, who
was convicted short time since for the muir
der OF her husband, and sentenced to be hung
on the 9TH Of May, gave birth to female child
to-day, In her cell in the county jail. 1t is not
known as yet whether the execution of the
sentence will be postponed or not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
HIGH PRICES FOR TOBACCO.

We learn that lot Of superior sun.cured
Tobacco was sold in this place, on Saturday
last, at SIC 81. The purchasers, were Messrs.
VIM. T. Suthe Rim g. Co., who, we under
stand, intend it for the Western and Southern
markets. Two other lots were sold at the
same time, to Hobson Johns, Esq, at $l260
and $ll.00 In this connection, We observe that
Tobacco Of fine quality is demanding, in this
market, high prices.-DaariHe Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
Death of m .JudOe

PHILADELPHIA, April 2I.-Judge Coulter,
who was elected to the Supreme Bench of this
State last October, died this morning at West
moreland, while on visit to his family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
Resumption Of 1raret on the Baltimore a,
Ohio Railroad

MARTINsBURG, April 21.-The western train
of cars came through to this place this evening.
A IL the bridges on the road are perfectly sound
and uninjured by the late food. The railroud
track i'll "a few places has been lifted from its
bed, but will be repaired by Tomorrow, and
the travel resumed.
The damage TO the Canal is immense and
must require long time to put it order again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
LIVERY MAN SHOULD HAYEIT.-T

IL American Lawyer and business Mans Form
Book, containing forms and instructions for con.
tracts, arbitration and award, assignments, chatteI
mortgages, bills of sale, bills OF lading bonds ex.
change, drafts, promssory notes, orders receipts,
due bills, convey ances. deeds, mortgages, linden
lures, satisfactions, releases, DOVER leases land
lords and tenants agreements, &c, &C., &C. to-
gether with the laws of the various States house.
nold and homestead exemptions, deeds, rights OF
married women, rates of interest, usury and W u.s.
and map and seal for each State in the Union
By D. w. Beadie. A. NJ. Price, in boards, rs cts,
tull bound, 81. For sale only by
G. NJ. WEST & BRO,
an % Under Exchange Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
TELEGRAPHlC NE WIS.
yRAkskITTED FOR THE DAILY DisP7TC1
CengrcseionaI.
WAsHIsoror. April %

sssas
WASHINGTON, April 70.
IA SENATE, to-day, message was received
rom 'ne President relative to the internal difi
cuis'es m Oregon about the location Of the sea,
2. government-referred to the Committee on
Territorial Affairs.
Mr' Mangum made personal explanation
OF ms course in the Wing caucus.
The bill directing the Secretary Of the Inte-
nor to apportion two hundredtand thirty.three
representatives. among the States, and allow.
ing California two until the next census. was
ordered to be engrossed.
The Deficiency Bill was then taken mn. and
again debated
In the House. the bill releasing certain lands
IN Arkansas, from reservation or entry. was
passed. Mr.. AsHE, from the Commit,ee ON
Elections, reported favorably upon the memo.
rial of II. L. Wright con,es,ing the seat of
MIR. Fuller, from Pennsylvania.
Various reports were presented, after which
the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
Fire in BOstOn-Wreck of n British Rarl,-
Loss of Life.

BosToN, April 81.
The National Theatre, with several adjoin.
ing buildings, was destroyed by FIRE to. day. 1t
was only partially insured.
The British Bark Joseph has been wreck.
ed on Truree Beach. All on board, except
two, persisted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23

Qnite large supply of Herrings from the
landings, was received at the Fish Wharf. YES
terday, showing that the Freshet has not af
fected the fisheries as much as it was feared it
would do. Herrlngs were selling at S.. Shad
at from so to $l2 per hundred Alexandria
Gazette Of yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23

NEW YORK MARKETS, April %.
FLoUR.-1O,OO0 bbls sold to-day at 81 25;
Southern 81 so. WHEAT-White 1O2c. Corn.
mixed, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23

sHEfPERSON'c OFFICE,
Main street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Glass l2l, April 20:
"a 80 81 % 80 As 3 "a 81 "a 81.
Drawn Nos Bel Air Lottery, CLASS To- April 90:
AZ 81 II SO 80 10 % 10 ~ Is IA.
Drawn Nos Patapsco, Glass l22, April 81:
2S Sc 5 63 81 "a 20 IS 81 4 "a 25.
Drawn Nos Susquehanna Canal Glass IT, April 81 ::
% SO IA y l3 % 63 30 81 ~ 10.
For TO.Day-The Maryland Consolidated Lot.
try, Class V.-Capitals: Sl5,O00, 4 of $500, 3 of
1000, of 5as of 400, 10 of 800, &c. rs numbers.
Ia drawn. Tickets only S4-sbares in proportion.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Glass l24-Capirals :
$1,000, OF 1900, 40 OF l05 DC. Tickets only 3d.
SY Look at the prizes sold and paid at this of.
fee curing the last few days:
Nos Is 70 "A, prize of $500; do II SO, do do
$275; do %, do do $500; do ~ OIL SO, $50 /;
co 10 50 65, do do SIS; do IL a. 81, do do SO
by
ap23 STEPHENSON.