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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15
Foreign Ports.

At RIO De Japeiro Nov. -, ships Aryum Rsskn irsn
Bang about Sept y for hyeT Of Pise, uec, Gfey VA
gle Nhipple. tom JsHles River. lsb,ut Oct iJl hE,
barks Rover Nelson. for New-York; I p Woodward,
ard, dug Mayand Klein. do, Sarah Case. o.
good co VIM Chase. Douy, nom Georgetown. ID e..
unc Msy Queen Wa sou, ron Boston. Oct li arr Nov
n. me Corning, Corung. from New York labt oot.U
ar NV n Go Victory Borum from BsImsre. (sb,st
SEPT 2D de- Antelope whIe for do DO Seneca. Feia-
hsser. DISC r. 4 Parsons, ra,, for NewOrleess dsys.
Lopez Kenny Jar phiadelphis few days, Ricsnsnd.
Hgsms unc Samuel Churchman. Bakerfom Guaysana.
2l,h. schis Midas. tagedora iOr Savannah ds No
harce haway from Norfolk (Sopt. 22) Sid ltth.
bark Neptune Dwyer, New Orleans.
AtAl1sca Oct. 8. ing Sacramento. Ccssdo" Tor ZsnA-
Sid irop Cape Town. c C II Sept L. bark Jersm. Our
A; Honolulu Nov - shin Eliza Warwick watsoa would
pronsbly load OIL Tor Nes- bedford ga So, bark Na.
Adv " a. Do Nov IS, ship Adroni.cs. GILLESPIE ss
Brolhars, Dun,on, fer syonsy, Nsw
Arr 81 Iabaina NoY :. bsrk Oregon, HinckleT. sss
Gasss s' SoG1srs SS Gu Cd So, BARK
Lorg Honolulu 18Th ships Thiio Gardn.rssa b.waton.
Bsdford
IN days, ard 3 other Am vessel not reported
A. San Juan sur Nov. -, brig Lowell bound dswp
lhe asi; sehrs Die chantman snd Iancs Heles de-
A. Acapulco Nov; &c. scbt tbfton D,fssu. IRON Nos-
Nork Dan ~ Via Pernamh1co Aug (shs - ssaed ~
the MeSIcan GoyelnnsnD ste-ner Com Stockton. 70 ss
Atpr1nsmbuco lath olt barss JOHN Funum C~sin. for
Pbladelphl, % VI d "nsht, wodnisst1s'iss
R' oe JsIeo Ten, da' was tep9trd nnd.f ds's 81 'ss
lth sail ~ da,sl Banks " Dosdo. Etchbersor s"s
bug waite witch Ramsey nom 81 Inns, n II '~c
a. q pfnceeded Tor de Janerp with their inward or
goes fsrs Taeuan FIesl from parsisO IA bal
n,' tor CHI 81 uf seeking eight luz hagpr No bhi
hsalh efr immediately supposed for por IN tho Un'cd
aies. B1ss Gen Worth. kldclh for philadelphia, uAe
Iaues CROSBY, Pend.'on, from Boston ~ days Just az.
Earhuet, Duiton IT IA Baltimore FOR Rio de JsDeTs
ays, Fnsuces Ftaz'.r f.f Phil,dei guia odags
SD from Reize Hond about Tn uli., brig shtyTsut.
tOf Angusia) for Philadelphia.
Al Barbados about inth ut new brig Cuba. SawIof.
from Nschias d schsreed foo Marina RIVER. near Ssn-
usm 10 lo.d timber for Martinique
Al Port au Prince I7th ut brg isabells Reed. dses:
schr 1oga, Collins. from Wilmington, \. e. dscg
At Maysgusz. p r.. 22d ult brig Portland, Scott bs@
PhIlAdel Z Ina. 10 DAYS passage. . -.
Arr At 81 Jsgo Cuba, 28.h ult, bng FuituTe. Bndht.
At Mensania 2lt ult, bark Alerina. (Br) fr,m Ns.-
York for Engl and brig Leo ClaIke. from st Thomss M
HambnrE a.. - n.
A. Naanzas 3oth ult brig Delhi 0fozier. for Boss~s
neIt Gay. -.- ..x
A, Csao Oct 20 SKIP Sarah PDker San Francisco; ,d.
hanks Acs TsItor IsloahuaoO lesky for 'sn Ffsncfsss
(ad sid 3Chl z8.b Salem. Collier, Hio <nslro AL
sd Nov l,r San FranciscoG 2gb, Psoucket. WICKER.
sor p SEQ. SID Oct 8, ship Afghan, FarnhaA' Ua'S~s
StasB
AZ Cob.ja oct 49, ship Tlmihroo. pnc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15

NorARlps PUBLIC. "A resolution was
,'opteo by the Common Cougsii, on Non ~ eve 10
irg hat me nUlnner OF No'arss Purllc fo- t1s "a
Of BROOKLYN for The ersuIus year ne aIet and d.
tennjntd al FORTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15
Heavy snow-storm at Sew-Oricrns.

NEW-ORLTANN, Iutslayl jan u, IbJl-
F0rthc first time "a t~trty years we have had an
D.d-fashiopfd New Eng ian1 sDO N-SiOrm. Ine
oestier IS yery cold and there l. SIR 'nc4ts snow on
ne ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15
Inc Wcnther in the south.

WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Jan. "a, lsj2.-
The Thermometer in THIS CIV IS only degrees
above zero. The Potomac Is closed
CHARLESTON. Tuosdiy, Jan. II, 1879.
Il has been showing mere al. Scy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15
BoAgp or SUPERVISORS. The Chairman

announced the following Standing Commiiiees
On AingGl Tar AID Compton, OakioT AvoId
On Citsi Courts AID T.emsnn, Bard, Royce
Og COUNT OGceTS.--Ald Sul,h, Bsrr Ward
on C,.nain0l Courts and Police Aid Tweed CpineH
q StuittVant.
The Recorder offered resolutions. which were referred
providing that al bills hereafter presented shan be ven
fed by oath and the items dates service and Dy
whom ordered. So-thsI no bills for refreshments fur
nsheG BY order of the Commissioners Of Excise or ahy o.
henand that herea charges c KIND, or Ia anY
form exec medCiu purposes and hen ordered by
a PHYSICIAN shall be allowed
Some papers cr relief nom tax we're referred as were
one TWO sna bills
Held TO BAu-Cohen. the broker, who
was arrested day or two since, charged with sell.
inc lottery policies a. his place of business IN West
Broadway was TUESDAY held TO bail, 10 await the
aciiOn of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15

- The Africa sailed yesterday at noon
with 81 passengers and 5000 253 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15

Increase IN 1891 -.---------l, VSOoJi I,V~0,oJI
To show the progressive increase OF the Anthracite
Coal .sde the Unted States, We refer Ia the an
nual table since 1920, which shows that the gu .ntty
OF Coal sent TO market Ia
1871 was oniv 1913 tuns Is4l 1890. 95s Bs9 tuns
1881 --- l76 $50 90 Ie5l..-.---f, Jo3 $50 --
TIE Superintendent: Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company gives the following as the guam
tty of Coal transported to marke, over that Road IN
1851 Tuns.
Delivered at Baltimore and on the line ,2U
BY Chesapeake and ONO Canal $3.50
by Coke LOS
Total quantity sent to market IN ISL 1884 ,0l6
-+o,o,,.n, &C Evnnrsc t-nrp this mart fran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15

COUKT OF COMn0N FLEAS - before
JUDGE woe'ruT - William Relvsss ciiy Of Nnc YORK
II recover dsases for injury done 10 horse belonging
a. mr. b, the bltstng Of rock. passng along list
q. NsrGaoj f,I plain al, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15
CITY ITEMS.

CHARGE OF FORGERY. On Tuesday 1t
was asCertained that the three young men, John
NoeV Thomas Rooney, and WIN Davenport whose
arrest We published TUESDAY, on suspicion o. nav
ing obtained IN dishonest manner several hundred
collars which were found upon them, or one oil
them al least have been engaged in qul'e an eyten-
Slve forgery. IL appears that on the iOth Irst DdY-
export called at the North River Bank, having 4
check for 500 pGrpOrting TO nave been dra~a Dy
George w Robinson. broker, OF No 2l2 Broad NaV,
which ne presented tor payment. II was, however,
refused bv Mr.. BaDou, tue paying Teller rs VI K
had not sufficient funds IN the Bans 10 meet Il. Inc
lad then left but soon returned aud AGAIN presented
ms check This time, Mr. VIM I. Robinson, Cierkto
George w r., at the Bank, making MS dauy
C,post The check was shown HIM. but he cOMi
nnJ pronounce against its genulneness, and the Tel
Ter paid The boy then went with his money 70 the
store OF VIM J. Fuller, No 35S Bowery. wnere ne
purchased a watch, &c, for SOL. Subsequently ne
gave a portion OF the money 10 his companions ABOVE
named, who spent considerable amount Tor cloth-
Ing, KoSsuth hats, SC About $500 was recovered
hy the eYertions OF Justice Mouut'oTt. aud Oh erS
brown ard Wiley. Of the Seventeenth Ward. Inc
Youngsters we're committed to PRISON for eXamlna-
ton.
CHARGE OF ABDUCTION. Albert \. Van
Beuren. young man respectfully connected, was or
Tuesday arrested charged with stealing 100 worm
OF property belonging 10 Mr.. Parker OF NO l0i
Broome s. The case is rather singular IN It's cir
cumstauceS IL rs alleged that IN May last he De
came frequent visitor At the house of Mr.. I, ana
having sol deeply into the good eTaces OF Mrs. T.,
finally persuaded her 10 run away WIN hlm sac
% So but latterly having repcned her conduct re-
turned 10 her husband, 6no was well received. MI
10 y charges the accused with having at the tune II
his flight with Mrs p taken of with han aooutS lO0
worth of wearing apparel Belonging to his LADY aud
himself Van Beufen denies the charge and was
held to bail TO appear and answer the compl rnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15

Tpr BROOKLYN INsTITUrE. annual
esc:.aa !or officers Of Tie Brooklyn Institute, took
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-29

An of these yesssels with their contract with the
Admiralty. care to be good, substantial (nnd eth
cicnD steam vessels, Of such construction and
strength ne to be III and able TO carry guns OF The
Iargest caIIbr. now uscd board OF her msjesty's
steam vessels of var"
Number of h.ilcs steamed annually by this com
rsny three hundred and eighty one thoussn nd nine
hundred and sixty, (3sl ,960)
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-29

I heso are the principal reasons why this com
pnny have sustained the loss mentioned. But
what has been their loss has been tho country's
gain. While they have been losing Sl6OOO per
trip, We have been gaining great national advan-
tags. will endeavor 70 show THE. In the fret
place, great advantages have been accomplished
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-29
Sbs.675 50

Or nearly thirty thousand do.lnrs per annum into
the hands of the Government, over and above what
they have paid. do not pretend th1t all thispost
age was derived from letters or newspapers carried
by the Collins line. No man can understand the
account in that way. Bu ills nevertheless true that
all this postage, whether received from Cunard .
line or ,OlliIs's line, has been received IN consc-
qucucc ui that policy which established the Collins
line. There was no postal rcaty made between
this Government aud Great Bdtan until the keel
II the fret steamer of the Collins limo WIS laid and
we should have bad no control whatever OF this
postage fund hed not the Collins Inc been estab-
Issued aud put IL competition with the Cunard line.
so TAR then ~ the policy IL concerned, and tie CT
feet upon the treasury, the Collins line - entitled
to the credit for the money received for postage,
against the charge Tor the money which has been
paid for it's support
II is true that the amount received during the
last year will not cover the amount proposed to be
given by this amendment; yet this DOES not prove
that the receipts Of the coming year will not be
sufficient TO cover the appropriation. There he
already an Increase Of postage this year. The in
in the number oi trips 10y both lines will add
TO the amount That has been the result hereto
fore. As the number OF trips and the spcod Of the
steamers have been iucrcas, q, the postage receipts
have advanced; and therefore, in considering this
proposition, can safely rely that for the coming
year there will be considerable increase Of the
postal revenue. Heretofore the Collins line per
formed only monthly trips during the winter, aud
the Cunnrd semi monthly Now they alternate
weekly during the whole year; and although there
not many passengers IN thoso winter trips,
there are Just as many aud ptrhaps more, letters
IN the wutcr scason. ! shall not 90 into the es-
mate of this obvious increase Of POSTAGE; but IL ID
manifest that, by this great increase Of service.
there will be n corresponding increase in the post
ages received during the next year. The Post
master General states that the increase uf Trans
atlantic postagcs in 1851 over 1850 is l97 439 OIL.
IT will he much greater in 1857; 40 that my friend
from Virginia need not be afraid OF the treasury
being ruined by THE appropriation IL must also
of our line VIC will not be able TO divide the poet
ago with our competitors England Gcts much
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11
CONGRESS-TUESDAY.

SENATE.-Mr. Rusk reported joint resou-
ton authorizing the appointment of an Assis-
tant Postmaster General.
The resolution referring the subject of the
census printing to select committee of five was
adopted; and the committee was appointed by
the Chair, consisting of Messrs. Bayard, Bor-
land, Davis, Atchison, and Bell.
The joint resolution on the subject of non-in-
tervention was taken up, and Mr.. Seward spoke
thereon after which, the further consideration
of the subject was postponed until Wednes-
day of next week.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, the House
Messrs. Cobb and White, of Alabama, addressed
the House, each at length, on the bill making a
donation of public lands to aid the construction
of the Selma and Gunter's Landing railroad
after which Mr.. Phelps presented the petition
of Mr. A. w. Reynolds, who contests the seat
of the delegate from New Mexico, Mr.. r. H.
Weightman which he accompanied with few
remarks. The House then went into commit
tee (Mr: Hubbard in the chair,) wherein they
We're addressed at length by Messrs. Wilcox
and Rantoul; after which the committee rose,
and the House adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11

We call the attention of our readers to the
following notice, taken from the New York
Times, which goes to show the safety of "Her-
rings Salamander 1Sqfes''-now offered for sale
by Messrs. Fry & McCandlish, Agents, No
134 Cary street-in this city:
The Salamanders had another roasting in the fire
Wednesday night. One of Herrings ancient make
in the rear of the third story of No SO Liberty
street. and in the hottest part of the burning bull
dings Near where it stood the bricks were melted SO
that readers judge of the heat to which it was
subjected. When the building FELL the safe was bur
led under the ruins and not reached until a late
hour last night When taken out it loked so used up
that no body expected find anything left gifts contents
but few Goals and Alderman Herring, who was asss-
ting in getting it out. felt strongly inclined to take
French leave before it was opened When the door
opened everything in order; the backs of the
books being but slightly scorched, and the bank bills
not injured.
By the way. the lockers tell good story about
the world renowned manufacturer of the Salamander.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, the Alderman
passing the ruins asked one ofthose engaged in clear
ing away the rubbish, where Lockwood's safe was--
The pointed safe that in sight and quiet
y going up to fireman. the Alderman suggested to
him the propriety ofcoong off the iron box with little
Croon-and we suppose he probably offered some sub
stanta for doing Some hours after he found
that he had been rectng his talents the preserva
ton Of safe made bya rival manufacturer, while his
own Salamander toastng some ten feet below in
bed OF red hot bricks.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11
MONEY MATTERS, TRADE, &c.
The New York Times SAYS

The private letters and circulars from London in re
gard to American Stocks sufficiently encouraging
increased investment demand; but hear nothing
Justify yet the wholesale movements looked for in what
are known as our second class Railroad Bonds. The
prices of United States and several of the State Loans
quoted at or per cent. higher, and of the
best posted of the London houses this subject
the market becoming bare OF them. Massachu
setts Boston City and Canada Bonds are the highest
favor and for the interest they carry highest in price
The N. York Journal of Commerce of Monday P. NJ.
says
The supply of capital continues abundant, and rates
unchanged The offerings at the banks not large
and discounts are readily obtained upon first class bust
paper.
Foreign exchange is more abundant, and the tenden
cy of prices is downward Bills London endorsed by
Southern banks selling moderately llOs with lie
offering for considerable amounts.
The N. Y. Post of Monday. P. NJ, says
The foreign news has had immediate favorable eff
feet on breadstus Its late temporary depression had
already been recovered but the fear that the accession
to power OF protectionis minsty in England may lead
to reimposon of duty its importation there has
had the effect of stimulating orders for shipment AS
much -four and wheat can be shipped to arrive pre-
vious the possibility of such event happening will
be sent forward.
Southern Markets.
CHARLESTON. March sth.
Cotton is depressed sales of 800 bales at 7aaslc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.
After the receipt of the Arctic's news the sales of
Cotton reached $500 bales rather easier rates. with
any decided decline. Low to strict middling 7lasc
Mess Pork $155Oal6. Sales of 2400 bags Rio Coffee
at 9a94c. Bacon has declined; sales Sides at saa9c,
and Shoulders at II.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11
LATER FROM LIBERIA,

NEW Y OfK, March 9th.
Late advices from Monrovia, state that the re-
bel chief Grando had been completely routed by
the forces of the Republic and himself captured.
He would be shortly executed, as the only
means of restoring tranquility. The Liberian
troops only lost killed and 81 wounded in the
several engagements. Collections were being
made for the relief of the families of the MUIR
dered inhabitants.
A proposition had been started for the build
ing of a great commercial city, to be called
Buchanan. The colony was in prospecting con-
dition
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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FOR SALE BY
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SALE
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Miss Sewells New Work: journal of summer tour.
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11
LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.
"a CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON March 10.
In SENATE Mr.. Downs reported bill directing the
Secretary OF the Interior to apporon the
OF the States according to the late census Ordered to
be printed Also bill providing that the next Presl-
dental election be held under the new apportonment
adopted The Land Bill then taken up and tis-
cussed till the adjournment.
HoUsE.-The House spent the day In Committee CT
the Whole the Homestead Exemption Bill. The
coming Presidential election the principal topic
discussed.
New Hampshire Election.
BosToN, March 10.
Returns from the New Hampshire State Election
show that the Democrats have carried their Governor
The Legislature is involved in doubt.
Sailing of the Africa.
NEW YORK, March 10.
The steamship Africa sailed to-day for Liverpool with
so passengers-amongt them Col Fremont.
NEW YORK MARKETS, March 10.
FLouR-saes to-day of 5000 bbls Flour at 81 eala
$4 sl4.
wHEAT-Red 92a93 white lo2a1o4 cents per bushel.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, March 10.
FLoUR-Sales of 900 bbls Flour at 81 12l 81 1sa
per Dbl.
WHEAT-Red 80 81 cents; White 95 103 cents.
Consolidated active-white 81 yellow 81 cents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

D OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
Saturday.--On the days above named, commencing at
81 o'clock will sell auction, lat my store on 18th st.
variety OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the toll
lowing:
GROCERIE Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
Candies, Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides, Rice, Peppe, Ginger, Brandy, Whiskey Gin
Molasses, Butter, Lard, Herrngs, Shad.
Bureaus, Sideboards, Washstands,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads,
Chairs, Candestands, Dining, Tea, and Toilet Tables,
Bedding Of every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the house keeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c-I will also sell BOOTS
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps
Creckery-ware, Matches, Writngand Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2l K. CAUTHORN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11

THE SLAVE TRADE.-A letter from Matan-
zas under date of the 28th ult., says that the
American brig Hanover landed eight hundred
slaves on the Island a short time before, having
been brought from the cost of Africa The
Hanover was fitted out in the port of New York
for the slave trade, and the attention of the au-
thorities was called to the fact at the time
but no notice was taken of it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11

AN OFFER TO THE ABoL1r1oNrsTs.-Mr
Samuel Quarles, of Mobile, who purchased the
three free negroes from Boston, lately condemn
ed to slavery at Galveston Texas, for abducting
slaves, offers to restore them to freedom, if the
abolitionists will pay him the amount of money
he expended in recovering fugitive slave in
Boston,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11
8 TRATTON,s OFFICE, No. s, South
~ 18th street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.

- 18th street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky extra, No. 47-Feb "a.
SO II 10 SO Al 10 Ga 81 "a % So IA 7 1.
Whole Nos l % 81
Do do % 81 50 Four sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Kentucky extra, No. 45-Feb 81:
80 40 90 Sc 81 90 IS 81 16 80 Al 81 IA
Half Nos 80 Al 49, sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No. 46-Feb. as:
"A "a 70 60 76 63 % IL 80 l 81 3d.
i''Ne' '''s' % o. prize Oh s''Vi sT II
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No. 4e-Feb. 27:
70 40 62 sc "a "a II 54 81 SO 90 90 3.
Ticket Nos 81 49, prize of 500 sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Ex No 53-March I'd
% 81 70 AZ 20 So 16 2 81 S 50 4437e.
Ticket Nos le % 81, prize sold and paid by ,.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 5o--March and:
Is II 60 81 IS S As 81 SO.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 51-March Sd
9 80 3 SO 5 &c 90 40 25 81 SO 6.
Half Nos 49, prize of $3.50 sold , and paid BY
Drawn numbers of Kentucny No 53-March S:
SO 81 SO 81 70 &c 10 6s 81 5 "a l.
Whole Nos. ~ SO 3d. prize Of 500 Sold paid by
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No SIS, March sth:
80 46 20 80 AZ SO S Al II IS.
Whole numbers 90 ia prize of $500 sold and
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, extra No 59-March 9th:
Al 80 90 SO l 81 SO 10 "a SO 40 SIS 6.
Do Do dos do IS s. So Two sold and paid by
sTRATToN
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. Sc, March 9TH
AZ II II GO SO 81 81 A 10 &c So
WEDNESDAY-Kentucky, No 57--Captal: ISL.
000 rs Nos, 12 drawn Tickets $40.
THURsDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. 61-Capitai
$1,000. rs Nos, 13 drawn. Tickets So.
MISUNDERSTANDING No 5s-Capital: $4,000
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets IS.
FRIDAY-Kentucky, No. s9-Capital: $4,000
Ct Nos, 1s drawn Tickets 81.
SATURDAY-Kentucky, extra No. 63-Captal.
$4,000. IS Nos. 12 drawn. Tickets 81.
| acknowledgements, No 6o-Grand Capitals:
S50,2e5 25,000 1907, 1000, 5000 4o00 300O 2ooO
10 of 1900 of 1000, &c. rs Nos 10 drawn. Tickets
| SIS.
- Buyers referred to my list of prizes, which
are registered at the Office proof of what has been
done-and every drawing continues to increase the
! number sold and paid by me.
eOrders forpackages, certificates Or single tickets
Ia the above schemes and II all the lotteries promptly
attended to- and drawings sentwhen requested Please
address orders to
fe l6 N STRATTON, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-11
THE JAPAN EXPEDITION.

1t is understood that the large squadron,
which is about being fitted out under Commo-
dore Perry, with the ostensible and primary
purpose of visiting Japan, is also designed to
keep an eye on the Sandwich Islands, and to be
in readiness to check any movements which
Louis Napoleon Or any other foreign power may
be disposed to make against that nation.