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The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

Speaker 10 preserve harmony in every discus
sion and sxtricate the inexperienced from ey
cry embarrassment.
In separating at this moment, the members
of,he House unite in the most fervent wishes
Tor The Speakers health and happiness, and
look forward with pleasure 10 the expected
meeting, of the adjournment, when he shall
resume The station in which he has done so
much honor to himself and the State.
To which the Speaker made the following
reply
GENTLEMEN,
Next 10 the sanction Of my own conscience
do Ivslue The expression Of your appreciation.
which on this occasion is rendered the more
interesting, (if possible) by the source and
manner Of its origin, and can hardly con
csive of any thing, more grateful to the heart,
than the favourable testimonials Of those, whom
We love and esteem. On entering upon the
duties Of the chair, told you gentlemen, what
you yourselves must since have perceived to
Be true, that was entirely without experience
end knowledge 10 the rules and orders Of par
lismentary debate, and that must labor under
constant embarrassment in the discharge of
these duties. then slso expressed to you my
reliance upon your wisdom and disposition to
cid and correct me. Ii this reliance ] do ss-
sure you, Gentlemen, my hopes and expecta-
tions have been more Than answered; and IL
my services have been performed with any de.
gree of acceptance, il is to be attributed TO
that assistance and support, which you have
sokindy rendered tbs chair. For this kind
ness as we'll as for thai spirit OF harmony and
good feeling, which has prevailed during our
present session, beg you, gentlemen, to ac-
cept my acknowledgment, and at the same
time. my hest wishes for your individual pros
pesity and happiness, both temporal and eler.
nal. -.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
CHAIsE WANTEr.

EITHER new, or little worn; for
~ which es.h w'i b, pnid. ine.jse at ~ Of
zee. jane ~.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

ID AN sway fsoa The fabseribss q the siw isst.
II % iadsassd Appeeasiee By tie ssms Of -.
RNk ZRR RICH, about twelve ysars ofses. All
pe,foss are forbid harboriog os ssuitiag hin o.
~ seeoaa,, y ! lhaII pay no dsbss Of bic eoa-
,saesisg. ..vs
F,lnou,h, June 81, 1850.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE asd Los In HiIi. Sssss, slssassd be-
IA ,sesn Dsafoesh-SsreW the ~aaes, uov
iopsevsd BY the widow SAaAs NsAe. Csodi-
,ioes, which are liberal, asy Be hsows b sp-
plying to Capt. John NAL. @ shs pssaisss.
Posslasd, Juse %.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

Vice President Tompkins is elected Grand
Master Of Masons, in New. York, in the room
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
HOUSE TOILET.

A CONVENIENT three story Dwelling
~ Hvl Sc situated ia Peasant street, cod v
low The re,idenre Of Madam Gen. Wood.
Po,tiana, .'sne 20.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

oSSoSsOu.
At meeting Of the Grand Lodge on Tussday
evening, the committee appointed for the purpseo
reported . Seal, which was accepted, ~ follows -
The form = Circle, surrounded BY the word.
" Incorporated by the State June l6"-. Conss-
Grated June "a. A. l.. $780," Within this circle
the words GRAND LODGE OF MAINE, up
holding, ON il three pillars, the BIBLE, SaUAas
ssd ConPAssEs, suppertsd on the right by =
the Arms Of the Stats) hsviag within the COM
passss RBoir, (ths Bible rules and directs us) s-
radiatsd by the PoLAR SrAR above, (ths emblem
Of Maine) and having above The whole, the ALL
8xEIse EVE.
The following are some efths rsasoss which have
led to this form and device I'VE are incorpora-
ted BY the State and BY placing the Polar Star,
which 10 the emblem Of Maine, upon eur Seal,
sassise IL rays upon the Bible, Square and Com
passes, whisS, in this case, represent The masonic
family, we scknowisdys ouf allstiancs to the
State. By placing the soyths asd Anchor - out
Svppsstsvs, they being also part ofths Arms Of the
State, We acknowlsdgs our obligations for thl
support Afforded us. not only, by grating ~ a
incorporation shsss disssAsng ssls, but By oshsI
public acts exprsssiys Of their regard for the In
stitstion. Above the whole, We place the Al
Seeing Eye, 70 remind as, that all our actions, o
political - we'll ~ Of masonic nature, are Nm
der divine inspectioa sublsms being eur
founded with ihs indsstsd Tassti, resting upon
tasssllatsd pavsmsnt, remind us ofthat variety Q
blessings With which We are surrounded BY Divin
Prsvidsacs, while passing through the chsquers
sctuss ef NE and, as the whole rests upon pillar
having their founda tion in the Grand Lodge, th
device vsminds ~ that fhs State and tie FratsI
nifty should always And q steady support in IN
patriotic and benevolent principles aud lAbours Z
the Grand Lodge Of Maine. -,
/
| - ..tes
Vice President Tompkins is elected Gran
| A. Il. -. Al
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-01
CONGRESSIONAL pRocEEDIN Gs.


Monday, March 81 ---ln contiasation.
Mr. Leske called the attention of the Sc
maize to letters from Col. Atkinson and other
officers 70 the war department. to shew the
psrnieiou, effects Of private traders. on he
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-01
Philadelphia, March go.
ixsuRREcTIoN IN THE PRISON.

ixsuRREcTIoN IN THE PRISON.
On Monday afternoon quarrel took place
between two OF the prisoners in the Jail yard
The keeps rs immediately tried to separate
them. wbenx considerable dissatisfaction was
shown All night they were very unruly,
and by day light they had released every
mau confined in the cells, to enable ihsm TO
joiu in the ilsurtect;oH.
Yesterday morning betweeaS aed o.
clock the alarm bell was fung tor assistance,
when il MA discovered that almost every
bar inside the prison was wre nched from its
proper position, ail;he locks ofthe cells bro
ken. twsof the inside gates leading into
Sixth-strest forced open, and the prisoners
we're attempting &c cut through large bolt,
which locked outside, where detachment
81 volunteers was preparing to FIRE on them,
i they had forced the gate. A prisoner ma
med JcLnson was wounded in the hip by two
or three balls, and one other was also wound
ed.
The prisoners then assailed The door at the
southern corner leading into the apartment
for untried prisoners, which they succeeded
an forcing open by means of a large jack
used to raise stone, ia order To lei in about
Zoo men to their aid here prisoner. ma
med Runner, oneof the most desperate of
the gang, was killed by shotfrom one ofshe
citizens, whom be had wounded with brick
bat. and who was stationed on the root of a
stable adjoining the prison yard. Several
citizens were injured by the brlckbats and
stones hurled at them by the prisoners.
About ESQ citizens, who had procured
muskets, bayonets and ammunition, now en.er-
ed the yard. and kept them in check de-
tachtneIt OF marines also arrived. and the
walls were surrounded Try city volunteers !;
when quiet Was restored, the ringleaders
were secured in irons, and others have been
suffered to return to their work. The guard
will Sc kept up until the damage is repaired.
The number of prisoners engaged in this re-
s0lt is supposed to be not less than 400.
The situation Of the jail. and the great
number OF prisoners confined 10 it, has been
subject OF serious consideration to our citi-
zens. The board, we feel happy to state,
have adopted the plan of building design
ed by Dir. Strickland, which TO all the use
sul purposes Of prison, will add that OF
preventing combinations among the prison
ers, by combining them in separate apart
ments.
A prison on this plan, we understand, is
contemplated to be erected ives, OF the
Schuylkili. [fresmaa's Journal.
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Our readers (sass tie National In
telIigcnssr) siil peresise, many OF
them with aching hearts, tkat the bill
to estabiish an uniform system OF bank
rupsey, has been rejected ii. the Senate
of the United States. This important
measure has not failed from the want OF
4 grs.sl consideration: it has been mature
" considered. Nor has it called, we
believe, because majority OF the Sc
nate deem Bankrupt law inexpedientt
Some Of the friends of the bill thought
4 hest to unite what is called the insol.
VENT system with what is technically
termed the bankrupt systcm--thaf is,
a. apnly the latter to merchants and
traders only, and to extend the former
10 an other debtors Of . certain amount
With their own coRseat: these gentle
men, uniting to them those who disap-
prove all legislation on the subject, sue
ceeded in eugrafting this feature in the
hiia. The union of the two principles,
being deemed an insuperabie cbiection'
with several of those who favor strict
and staple bankrupt act, they were
converted into eaemies to the bill, and
formed. with the opponents OF both
psisciples, majority against it.
The decided vote by which the bill
has been lost in the Senate. will. in all
probability, induce the House of Repre-
sentativcs to abandon theysubject there,
for the present session at least. Tie
hearts OF thousands Of unfortunate men
will sink within them when they shall
hear of decision which seems almost
t. seal their fate, and convsrt l0ag che
rishsd hope ints despair. We feel Tor
them, as ne trust we feel for the dis
trcsssd, IN whatever condition of life.
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IN SENATE.

Amessage was received from the Presi-
dent Of the United States, transmitting, in
pursuance of resolution Of the lstult. "a re-
port of the Secretary OF State, respecting
the late treaty with Great Britain. relative
to the restitution Of slaves; and the message
and report were read
According 10 notice given yesterday, Mr..
Eaton, having obtained leave, introduced
Dill tor tde relief Of Paymasters Of the Uni
ted States army.
Several bills were received from the
House, read the second time and referred !;
and
Sundry billsreceiyed second reading in
course.
The Senate took up resolution submitted
en- the 9Th, by Dir Leake, which be modi-
fed, and being read, was agreed 10. as fol-
lows
RESOLVED, That the committee Of Finance
be instruc ted to enquire into the expediency
Of making an appropriation for holding 4
treaty wial the Choctaw Indians, for the
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From the National insslIigsncsr.
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400 Dollars Reward.

4 BSCONDED, Negro Man JOHN AL.
n LEN, as he calls himself. He is well
known, having lived with ire for several
years He is very plausible fellow, about
30years of age, slender made, and abou, 5
feet inches high, rather Of yellow com
plexion, but the complete negro mouth and
nose; has small scar on one Of his cheeks
has lately had a sore on his right leg, direct.
ly on bis shin bone, whichieg has the appear
ahce of being much scored at former no,
Rod He is rough shoemaker and NAV
perhaps work at that trade-he has plenty
of money, having stolen immediately before
his departure between three and four hun.
dred dollars in five and ten dollar notes &c
the Banks of Alexandria, Farmers Bank Of
Alexandria, and United States Branck Bark
at Washington.
One hupdred dollars will be given toapv
person who will arrest th is slave and plac.
him in prison SO that may recover lin,
July ii JAMES SAN1EES0N.
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Religious Tracts.

TIME subscribers take this means to IN,
L form the public that they are appointed
agents (by the New Eng land Tract Society,"
10 sell Tracts in this section of the country.
In consequence Of the appointment they nave
jus, received from the Society genera! oe,
nository at Andover, about fourteen thousand
tracts. which they offer for sale at their
STORE on King-street. at the low price OF one
mill per page. The variety of these Tracts
IS extensive, embracing l07 numbers. Pur..
cbasers can be supplied with the whole OF
these numbers neatly bound up in i've duo
decimo volumes. 90,
just published, and for sale here, price l2a
cents,
A Sermon on Regeneration,
by Rev. John S. RavsnscrQf of Virginia,
preached at St. James's Church. Phlladel-
phia. J. q a. Doo"Aa e, E
august 90 o.
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Notice

hereby given 70 the creditors OF JOSIAH
IEatscs, bankrupt, that ON the 4th day.
%.'Septemher next, being the first Monday OF
ne month, the assignee OF the estate OF SAID
bankrupt, will attend at The Court House IN
Aesandria, when and where said creditors
are requested TO convene, as business OF inn
gMOrtance, appertaining 10 said estate, viii
"el come before the commissioners.
JOHN MciVER, Assignee 1.-THE estate
'ai effects OF Josiah Watson, bankrupt.
Juye4 dtS4
!, W From unavoidable. circumstances
a. so"ye meeting is postponed until the eoth
s'soi November next.
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SALES. All AtC'T5s !.

On THIS DAY, at 10 A. N. s.
Will be sold at tho auction store, cHrner OF
Prince and Watersheds,
Domestic Cottons
Calicoes
Bandana handkerchiels
Striped Jeans
Sbeetings; Irish linens
Also, aOsthout reserve,
pieces superhne blue cloths
2 do do cassilners
ALSO,
n Orleans sugar in barrels
w. |. rum; Holland gin, &c.
ALSO.
A variety OF furniture.
AMI expected for the sale,
cases fashionable and seasonable dry
goods, which will be sold on the best terms
sept S S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
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Cheap Schooling,

For KoaRg Misses. and Lutte Ones.
AFR. and Mrs. WINTER have opened
ss their School on Wilkes-street, in a
aleassnt par, of the town, next door to
. Young Misses will be improved in Read
;,r Grammar, and y writing and partlcu-
lar ,tteniion will be paid to such whose abb
lilies entitle them TO become complete sem!p-
sr,ssss A part Of the day will be taken up
e. that purpose. Price Two Dollars per
Boys. who have already found their way
10 Reading and Writing, viii be improved
both ways and upon the same terms as the
girls. - IN ~ ,ch, ,ha;,
Letters, and 10 spell as far as is necessary
~ carry them into Reading. Price Nioe
Sdillings per Quarter. These terms are We
~ low |: and il is hoped will induce the CT.
,,zeus OF Alexandra to give those concerned
Share of that patronage they so much
want. Sept 5 81
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Information Wanted.

MY son DARIUS GAeKINS left me ear
lFI ly in February last, with design TO
procure employment either in Alexandria or
Georgetown in the capacity of Cooper,
under promise to write me as early as he
should suit himself with an employer--My
not having since that period heard or receiv-
ed letter from him, united witt the deli
cate state of health he was in at the time he
LETT me. produces serious fears for his safety.
/ hereby earnestly solicit from all, who APP
preciate the ties that unite an aged parent to
an afTectionate son, 10 impart 10 the editor
who shall publish this, such information as
they may possess or obtain relating 10 my
said son, and thereby greatly oblige dis
tressed father.
Wiecomico Church, Va. Aug, Ii. 1890.
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MESSERSMITH,
ITAS FOR SALE
Ill loo sacks Liv. Blown Salt
Hhds Quantico Tobacco
chests Imperial Tea
half chest Gunpowder Tea
12o Id cannisters Imp. do.
90 4 ID do Gunpowder do.
Is catty boxes Youn6 Hyson do
20 20 h mos Muscovado Sugar
loo sets Canton table mats
500 reams wrapping paper
25 bbls N Y Prime Pork, city insp.
Is do country GIN
3pipes Holland do
8 do Malaga Wine
4qr casks Go
pipe Madeira Wine
/ cask containing doz. bottled do
9kegs Raisins
"a boxes Spanish Segars
l5kegs manufactured Tobacco
Baltimore Whiskey, White Pepper, &c
july 6 II
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Boarders Wanted.

MFRS. ANN NELSON has removed to
Uncomfortable dwelling on Royal street,
opposite the Office of the Alexandria TIA
zelle, where she will accommodate i've or
Sxgenteel b0arders, on moderate terms
The >ilu,lion in which she has heen leit by
he li>pensations Of an over ruling proyi-
Gence. she Trusts, will be an inducement to
Generous pu tic to afford her share OF
Patronage in that line. 81 august ~
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Public Sale.

TNO close the concern of Samuel Ward 6:
Il Co. will be exposed TO sale at public
auction, on the 9Th inst at 10 clock lat their
Cabinet Mandatory all their stock in trade,
consisting of variety ofnewly made mabo-
gany furniture also several Of furniture not
finished, with unwrough materials and tools,
and variety of handsome chairs, and a
hearse with gear: and the unexpired term
OF a lease. Terms at sale.
ISAAC KELL.
BENoNI WHEAT, Trustee
september
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Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandria.
l. on the 9Th inst. as runaway. a negro
man who calls himself MACE, and says he
is the property Of Mr.. William Middleton,
living in Westnoreland county, Va. near
Richard Strong's store, about six miles from,
Beal's mill, and about FIVE miles from Mr
John Eatman's post office. The said negro
man is about 26 years of age, feet or Z
inches high, well made: his clothes white
weolenjackst and snuff colored pantaoons.
The owner is desired TO come, prove pre-
perty, pay charges and take him away, o.
therwise he will be disposed of as The law
directs. ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
august 10 Jailor.
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Five Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on
IL Thursday the Gath inst, RICHARD
AStiNS. an apprentice to the ladies shoe
making business, about Ia years OF age,
short and thick made, dark complexion and
hair, has very down look when spoken to.
He had on when he went away blue cotton
roundabout. and blue and white domestic
trowsers. | will give the above reward to
any person 10 secure him so that gel hun
again, and all reasonable expenses paid
All persons are forewarned from harborlng
or giving said runaway employ, as the law
win be enforced against all persons so OF
Tending. JOSEPH DODDo.
septemher 9
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For Freight,

~ The srhr IN DiAN-QUEEN,
49, Bartlett Weeks, master burtlen 600
barrels, is a substantial and fast sailing yes
sci, and will be ready TO receive cargo IN
4 days. Apply TO r. H ROWLAND.
Who has for sale said vessels cargo OF piaS.
ter. st mo g8
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Notice.

an MONDAY. the 4th inst the Alexan-
" dria Academy will be open tor the re-
ception Of students The annual vacation
ierninated on the Isl inst st sep :
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Sermons.

INHE subscribers for the sermons OF the
L Rev. James lnglis, D, D are hereby
aOi6ed, that they are now ready tor dei'ye-
y; and that they may he obtained by APP
plcation to ELIAS HAIR RlSON.
auqnSt go
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Wanted.

4 MIDDLE aged white woman, to have
y the care OF children. One we'll quail
lied may hear Of permanent situation on
application at this Office It sep. Z
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For Freight,

To any Eastern port,
kX> The schooner THOMAS, JOSIAH
: Spaulding. master, bur.ben $50 bbls.
substantial vessel and will be ready for
cargo in three days. Apply 10
JOHN II. LADD g. Co.
Who offer for the cargo of said vessels, viz.
so NJ merchandise pine boards
400 casks Thomaston lime
Also. landing from brig Hebe. Il schr Midas,
80 tons Swedes iron, OF sizes suitable
for Wagon tire
So bundles binders boards
tons Russia hemp august IL
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Notice.

THE subscribers having this day entered
Il into partnership, under the firm, q
DORSEY g. GRIGSBY, at the old stand ~
Mial Dorsey, in all the various branches ct
the blacksmith, wheeI-wrigbt and carr,ag.
making business, together with every XII i
of mill work, tender their services 10 ti,eir
friends and the public. with an assuranc
that all commands committed to their care
will be runctually executed with neatnes4
and despatch, at the shortest notice, ard ca
The most reasonable terms.
NAL DORSEY.
aug 81 tt JAMES GRIGSbY.
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Samuel Ward e Enoch Lewis

HAVING, by assignment, executed 10
Il Il the subscriber, transferred to him al!
thdir stock in trade, books and papers rights
and credits, for certain purposes mentioned
in the said deed of assignment. notice is
therefore given to all who are in any way
indebted to the said firm to make immediate
payment to the subscriber, or to Benori
Wheat, who alone are authorised to receive
the same, and adjust all matters apper,ain-
ing to the business of the said firm
august I8 If ISAAC KELL.
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ALLEN S
Luck4 Office,
Drawing Announced.

Drawing Announced.
TINE Drawing fthe Grand National Ca
L nal Lottery will positively commence
in October next, and such has been the ra-
Did sale of tickets that it will be finished with
great despatch. All who are DESTROYS OF Sc,
curing fortune at the least possible hazard
are invited TO examine attentiveiy the scheme
of this brilliant lottery, which contains tue
following truly desirable capitals, viz:
10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
so of 900 Dollars.
90 of 500 Dollars.
With several thousand smaller prizes
More prizes than blanks!! And 6 1000 tick
els entitled to tao chances each
Tickets in the greatest variety OF numbers
WHOLESALE or retail. for sale at
TY ER'S
Grand National Lottery Office.
Two doors east OF Davis's Hotel, Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
Orders from all parts OF the United States
,eocloeing the cash, will meet with prompt
attention. :,
Present price of tickets II dollars shares
in proportion, but will advance to = on the
4th September. r. ~. LEN
augy6 2y Sole agent for the Managers.
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For Freight,
For New-York.

.NEE The fast sailing packet schnr.
NssE DASH, Dennis Wilson, master, bur.
then $50 bbls. will be ready TO load to-mor.
row. Apply to JOHN II. LADD & Co.
august 9
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For Sale.
For FREIGHT.

For Freight.
>&M> The brig UPTON, N. Downs,
.l& master, carries about loo bbls. a su.
perior vessel, will he ready for cargo in 8
days, and will take a freight to any port on
moderate terms. Apply TO
w. FON Leg Co.
Who have for sale said briggs cargo. of
60 tons plaster paris
10 cords tanners bark. august7
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For Boston and Portland,

For Boston and Portland,
SM, The scbnr. MARY ANN, captain
s;4& Prince, will sail in few days. She
has part of her cargo engaged. For freight
of 500 barrels, which will be taken low. APP
ply to WM. FOWLE g. 20.
Who have tor sale said schooner's cargo OF
l4o tons plaster paris
Also For Freight,
,SM> The schnr. FREETOWN, captain
.&8s Sprague. burthen about loco barrels,
good vessel, and will be ready for cargo
in four days,
And for sale said schooner's cargo of
10 tons plaster paris. Apply as above.
august 20
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TOBACCO.

v,IrTY kegs BARCLAYS brand, war
ranted of prime quality, tor sale ey
mo- l2t I. II. HOWLAND.
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and large number Of loo dollar and u
dollar prizes.
On Monday, tickets will advance to 20
dolls. until 8 O'Clock this evening, they may
be had at Is, shares in proportion, at