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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
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HONEY MARX EFT,

cINIlAIs JUNO ~ T. Vt.
For the past two three days ncreaccd activity In the
s,ock market has been realized. This activity has gvcn
upward impetus 70 prices and attracted good many
outside spectators The number Of operations time
buyers option shows tbs probable Of the MARKET
and o. these purchases Dcresse the position Of ho ier
will be strengthened There not a very great surplus
OF stock in the Market and a very Moderate demsui
would be likely 10 ehten the shorts. and Induce many
q them 70 clOse up at The sbundaace and cheap
new Ct money make Il more or less dangerous TO be
thort Of the most prominent speculative stooks The
downward which the early part Of last week
appeared % have acquired much strength has ceased
altogether, a1d foil recovery not a. e1 imgrob11is
The banks are fairly suraited viz money. rs es,i-si
"a hat there are foil q gh.v millions 20 d-uar8 te
t.l. '.rally Iole, aot esrArE cent Ia TIC tl-go II
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whsieDaen.

Fee Correspondence above.
Arr New Bedfo I'M, .hip Callso Howiand. Pach,
1900 sh and 5000 lbs bone Seat home voyage Gl5
sd nom Mystic ill., bark Ieander Chester Aapto ami
arr at Paita May bsrks John Parker s~ap6Q NIB 20
81; oh Conearee. hdfidRe, do, 10 sp 90 wh ~
On and on do say berks Morning star, NortonlfS W
since Last 5,b Vim Ice 2Osp loo whdschNrsed Ar Baker
mate. 7ih echr Nautilus a0sp 100 wheischarged Bsroey
Kennedy who had been sick for ume 10th, deoa, sna
ley. NIB, 1000 oil told
san Cailos April I6 bark Anaconda Crenner NIB, with
on Mssefusrs no date ship Golconds No Wand, Of NIB
had taken IO SD At fare
spoksntunes a IS O5 lon "a Is schr Richard, Eones,
May Ia, &c n lon IS Sc W. Montgomery, of NIB, seernsN.
spoken, sc.
ship Thomas Jefferson ~ Boston Liverpool for Phi
adephs June II, 100 miles Of Sandy Hoos-by pilot boat
fsp Charles Croker Murray from calao no "EuslsndD
ship prst dywinc Underwood, from Mobile FOR liverpool
tSis russ Gain tsrS from rorissn. for Liverpool, Nsy
sSo Athens Brisrd from Noreans for Bordeaux. May 81
lat 20 81 Ion 3O8 -,
An I'm ship steering sw ssowngs French Gag rnr p
RAW lola wye from Portland Tor Havana May 2s nothing
Bsi Hinckley. scoring sw. was passed no date on
Bris Baltimore Nelson. from Rio Janero for Baltimore
BIG issn queen from cssl- for xa,anrss. May ~ lot
sTiR Rossis nom Rrhp,o1d Cor sa'anras, Nay p 10
SER gvIa Name Norton f-uu Norisansf'r Havana Nay
~ Ansp. rrsrs - Tor Esvann June ?, 70 miles rom
spS- Aw.s hence fr csxIer'On, June o o. niles sE o.
SsPe Repyy,
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me following table win compare The exports Of The
seven principal staple articles for he week and year,

IOtA... os<Oyoto
Decrease Of week compared ~h that OF 1887
The following q comparative statement Of ths value
Of exports from the commencement Of the year 70 June
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Horrible Murder I'm sschigaa-Reugious Ex-
element
[Trcm the Dcuolt Froe Prcss.

Iron the Detroit Free PREM. June IL
A horrible murder committed Tuesday IN the
town OF MIL River Point, Msoomb cJunty the line OF
this county II appears that two brothers and sister
housekeepcr Of the brothers The two brothers
appeared a, the house Of ncighbor living some three
four miles DISTANT at about twelve O'Clock ugtt before
last and awakened thcm. Upon arising, be found the
two a strange condition. They were both naked,
and had balis made Of siraw tied around their wass
they said they wanted shelter and assistance, a. people
after them, and were about 70 take them. Beng
asked why, they said that they had killed their sister
Tue story Dot credited, and they taken 10 and
placed 10 an sppcr room, which vel guarded, as
tneir actions excited suspicious OF sanity.
Yesterday morning the farmers IN tho neghborhoed
gathered together AMI weni 70 the house OF the broher
and there met a most horrible sight fhoy found the
maDged body Of The young gl, stripped naked and lying
IN wagon which stood in the road the house. Ia
the house found who bad nearly ost HE life 10
deferce Of tho girl lie "a Deair, which Is all that
we have Respecting Ls The house presented all the
traces OF desperate struggle, In which the young gr
had been murdered aud inca dragged out Of doors Her
hair then c,s 10 her head these mad aends,
and ate thr0rn into q wagon Ia the barnysrd,
which was then drawn around 70 whore II was found
Her bresss foil Of guushot wounds aud her face
cut up IN IA updBtngulshaDle OF gashes. sne
then lett her blood while the murierers sought tbs
neghbors.
The nurdercrs act like insane men, but have been
previously kno WI such and how two persons could
thus lnests notice, and commit 90
bOrrt0 a deed, mystery They sail that they were
prompted y God 10 Nil her because she persisted going
70 church every sunday, and asserted thai they made
three stsmps before they accomplished T. The opinion
OF The Inhabitants OF the vicinity thsi the insanity
religious one u any insanity exists this Is PROBABLY the
true cause but u may be only cloak 10 up dia
bolcsl deed and esoape ia consequences.
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mSeyoeI Inn D. pooo 20 Tor weeks, and be % Tor
~eeks logger, unlees an active movement in stock
securities gives psrton Of employ msnt Tho country
banks have use for their funds exospt 70 loss
stocks and they draw interest on Their deposits tho
city banks they naturally enough anxious 70 getsome
body 70 take n, at the lowest rata Individual spec
ulators stocks have capital enough Of their own 70 carry
large lines Of securities and they DO not therefore depend
times past upon facilities from banking usituuons
Comparatively stocks commend low prcss and does
not ake much money 70 carry t~o or three hundred
shares Of the cheaper class OF securities In The absence
Of more legitimate for money, the sto,k market
must absorb vast amoupts but even this abundance OF
money in the hands Of spectators has very i,u
upon prices and they generally rule al points low
compared with those look for upon the restoration
Of business throughout the country. The inactivity Of
trade operates directly 10 the injury OF railroad invest
mens by the large reduction in receipts. The mostay
exhibits OF earnings tend materially check ipaons
market value, and Offset in a any expansion
likely to from the cteappess and abundance Of
money SO far the future Is concerned holders Of
stocks have great confidence Tho monthly receipts
less than they will be again for years. aud Is there
ore fair TO suppose that, ss general thing, lower
prices rule now than will probably be reNizei afser
The full effects of the revulsion have passed away.
The Assistant Treasurer of this port reports the opera
tons yesterday as follows
rotal receipts S63oD %
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TALCABUARO, March a4-Arr sbios Napoleon Crowen,
Nh from cru,se 1910 40: 9th Cons atutjon Wms,oy
from home 10 40 40 VIII, banks t~talps SNOW NIB from
crupe 500 sp 29h Merlin D-blo s. NJ do $50 So 50 wn
Anil ships Courier coffin NIB Dc tJl Is wh Scoae
Cieyelspd NIB DO 600 3d. VII ltn barts virgiois Peskes
Mr. do abO so Is oh Al Courser Clifford, $50 3d.
hesper stevens "a 90 oae 81 ~ wn Leontr rerrm o
do, GOO ep BARS Peru, aston Mani DO 3o spi La'.y
cite Ray NIB do DO sp; is snip niger, JernegAn, Nb do
sls do March y sn,p Hon. Clifford ou, In day b.f,re
"a gs Cant "a, 20 crn.e. hsvL eni Cum ga ensins do
Sh6 ,ha Leo, dss Otver horne Bst llgnt
horton cruise; sp Hydsspe rsber. do, 10Th ship Atkins
Adams Wilson, homes bArss ape born Pigeon %ipy co.
Atlantis Wyre 18th ships Consul uon. "nso~, DO,
Nap 1eop, Crowel bone barts Stella. dshtssy cruise;
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Pursuant 70 announcement the farmers and gardeners
u New York held meeting yesterday, at Eighty sixth
street Fourth avenue for the purpose OF devsng mea
sures ter protection OF their trade al Washington
Ret The attendance principally composed OF Ger
mars Mr.. hoiAKt FArIHAvER presided, and addressed
he nestlrg in German BE alluded 10 the grievances
ppoer the farmers and gardeners OF New York,
Los Island and SeE j. rsey labored, by being compelled
ther oc ock every morning, which
oIy deprived t0em OF Opportunity OF dsposng Of
to soo1s but amounted 10 sacrifices from time 70 time
Anost equal 10 absolute loss.
Mr. WOoDw osrH. (cJunseilor,) addressed the meeting
length Se SAID that the gardeners complained that
mr. occupaiion, which vas aborious one and very
preo.nons Doed great deal upon the seasons aud
me labor xhch they Destosed upou the cuiuvauon OF
tbe soil met WITH corresponding spirit oy The
tutous OF Nes York 20 enable them 70 dispose OF
t1eu products Not only tn,re no provision made
fe stsndng OF tue gardeners carte, or for the sc
soomodaron Of farmers who went 70 Washington
market 70 dispose u their struck but they
we're limited 70 hour which not only de.
tbeb COCOA but greatly ioconveneDoed thcm. He sug.
gest that they should respectfully nemorslze the Com
moo Z Iuncil extend abe hour 20 eleven twelve
O'Clock aud be that Mayor nemaun aud the Coz
pofzt gould accede 20 Their prayer. II, however, they
refused redres, the remedy In their own hands
they sboulo p0fchase lots m tue cits and bud
for heueyes, ~oe'e they could Ak upon their
hours snd sdya0s eoasly dpcss Of the products Of
fssr Fardens
gardeners spoke OF the treatment they
BED received by otpg uned three dollars cash for having
tssr Ahngon market after toe prescribed hour
ara. NO resolutions collect SUBSCRIPTIONS and make the
necessary arrangements for holding meeting in WASH
tpsiop market cay next seek. at which the farmers
u Long Island and New Jersey will ationd
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ARRIVED
chip Edward Peters tof Bn tspoyO Curtis Liverpool,
May 2 with coal Buck Co May IS lat 43 lon As,
spoke ship frank hayne Of Bath Tor u,.rpool
the Dosns sp,il Is With mdse, 70 Mcgee. Has sx
,e,enee heavy westerly sses OF The BsBss socs Vii ,h
20 date LIST 43 ~ loo 81 o. psas-i
large owermsst psry burnt and qusn.s chsrrsd
tnoe apparently the remains OF vessel by
fire.
ship Anna Decatur tof Portsmouth MD Parsons Have
SO days with mdse and 100 passengers TO ster Nav
ist al lon A. sisnsI,zea nsyS Wild Ga,elis bound <
Ship Samuel Glover Kellum, Bos on 5daSs, IN ballast,
Big Petrol (r Glow Prince Edwards Island, IL day.,
with potatoes, to J Dodd
tcbr Boston, Ducl ei h. Calais, 20 days
sehr Bay State Clark KocEland days. with stone for Fort
selr L NJ Manssm waleu Gloucester, days
schr ", raulkiu, Boston 5 DAYS
Schr COrneia Russell, Nee SeofOrd for PhlafephtA.
schr slyaway DAVIS Fab River for rhladepois.
schr Hestop Rysn, Providence for Philsd-lghia
scny Buens Vista Beene, Providence TO- Pnlsdeloh'a
schr Rogers worthi,stou, Portland, Ct
schr Smith, wic,l Portland o.
kchr Branard, Clark. Poru,nd CT
Schr 3 anderson Cone Portland, CT
Ssbr Galota, Lowell Aloany for boston.
schr navid Cor, 90, nish Albany Tor B-s.on.
Sch- A Stevens West Alb. ny for Boston
schr b Read Kelly, albany for New bedford.
tchr Jos Ly brand woo'sey, hoDdout Tor Say brook
sloop Wallace, Thrssher. rsunroa.
soclocS passed a brig ashore .oa,h u the HishlAnds
Steamer VAN utta Nye Ne1 Bed'ord-
Steamer Osoray, Kepney, Providence.
6AQEO
sloop Of war Constellation, Gulf OF Mexico .
From the Lower stesm ships Norihern Lgh. Souh-
ampon havre and Bremen; CahaSoa, New Orleans via
From QuaranHne-At An steamshp GlAsgow (8r), Gias
Wind during the day from NE osE
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PERSONAL.


II ALEXANDER xcGlLt oF ST. ANpRrws, y. b,
II living. be would hsss o. his mo hr b, cslng
aedTesag note 10 j. l.. DAVIS, BIS Eudsoa street, ~ T.
IT JOHN DAVIS. WHO ONCE anILED IN me BRIG
OecruaDa. of New Lounor, VIII tsnd hs sitf W VI.
station Post Once Troy and Fpur.h he
viii obnse friend II he u of his wife. EixA
Davis wll please send her address,
II THE NEwsBoy WHO ProKEDUP TIE BIRD IN THE
L Of the fi-loias o'e Sunday 1rning,
return n 10 oil Broadway, he will receive 81 reward
JNroRMATION wANrED--or aRs lLLEN NOBLE,
il whose maiden KLEIN kanis When last heard
nom which Angus 1870 she rsidlas Kchs-
poo City Kansas Territory AR rning her
Win be thankfully received b. the uadsr-gnod,
something Of great importance 70 her. Al
dress CArdh. 81 Cross street. Paterson Few Jersey
INFORMATION wANTRD-or BRssIE FOSTER, Ma
i've Of Giddom, county Csysn, frelAad; TO this
couruy Tome fifteen yesra ago act marded % a By
De name q sobsri risst went 70 0anae reipea Zero
TN Alter be destb Ct he, husband, suppoai 70 have len Tor
the United sis,es hersef and three Children Any ino,ma
ncn OF her will be hsnkuy ived by her s,ser. Mary
Foster ~ Bss Fifteenth street IN the shoy store, between
Third and FOURTH Boston and Caaia please
copy
TtFoRNATloS wsNrtD-or MICHAEL SEXTON
native Of he city of Cork Ireland Of Daniel Ter
aged sDou yeNs usrrisd las. Ch-s'mas f'sse
New York
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Total :. sla So, Os5 sloo54oM sss2,17a ssseo,sle

Total $I3, 5bz GOO StUu UI7 too-,11s S5oo0osv
De reese compare WITH 1857 O5l
Tctal value Of exports for the week, 81, ,l62
The anthracite trade continues very dull, with
still further falling of in the production from the sc,uyt
kill region The Lehsh Navigation Company and tue Le
high Valley railroad Still increasing their tonnage, the
tw, companies showing about so 600 tons ahead of cores
pondpg time Last year. The schuyIsill Canal and the
Reading Railroad show decrease ,onding time
last year Of nearly 260 GOO tops The oowog figures
show the receipts from the two regions FOR the lat week
and for season. compared with the corresponding
ootv
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TRESH SUPPLY
/ 10 hhds new crop New Orleans Sugar
s handsome Porto Rico do
10 bbls new crop New Orleans Molasses
hhds Muscovado Go
25 bags prime Rio Coffee
10 boxes Caveudlsh Tobacco. Just received,
and tor sale by
McVEIGH 4 CHAMBERLAIN,
ian - Prnce-street "hari.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES.
COUTHERN PROTECTION IN>UR.y,.
> COMPANY, ALEXANDRIA. =,
CAPITAL OVER $3.50, OOo

y T. As
The charter Of this Company offers NOR.
vorable advantages to the farmer and oh
than any other company chartered IN the >,,.'
by insurng with or without premium ro..
Il the applicant prefer he can pay ,n~tu a,,...
of the premium in cash or by etiecrirya o..
insurance Tor two years, the insured save, -
eighth OF the amount ne would o'nerwI,. l,,.
TO pay: or by becoming a member and giyir,
small premium note. the insured saves rs,,.
one half OF the amount charged by Stock Com
MES, when insurlng from year 10 year. Tn.
the advantage resulting from The combIna,Ior NJ.
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPE
This company commenced issuing Polcl.,
against loss or damage by nre, OF the 10Th n,
March, 1854, since which time over i've r5o.
sand seven hundred persons have insured aUIt-
come members OF the Company, and over 10,
thousand dollars have been paid tor .o,,.,
Having trebled our business during the Ia,
year, we feel grateful Tor the liberal pa,rors,.
bestowed upon the Company thus far and io,
fattering prospects OF future uselun.s, T..
Directors hope and believe that BY pruler.
caution and rigid system OF economy ,fsy
will establish for this Company a rrpu's,,.
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by ary
Company IN the U. States.
All differences in settlement Of losses rrsyL
determined by three dIslnterested arbitration, a,
the County where such loss happened, 10 be NIL.
tually chosen BY the insured and the Compsry
n 4 ID z 4 18.I u
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BOITS AT ROME.

Mr.. Bolts, while here, gives very funny
account of the manner in which he made
his way into the Sstine Chapel during
the ceremonies of Christmas Eve. lis
courier had forgotten to tell him be must sp-
pear on that OCCASION, if at all, in full dress
gloves, black dress coat, and all. In he
ignorance, therefore, he presented himseii at
the chapel "accoatred as he was" with
nothing but his ordinary hablIlments-a
great coat over q frock-and the Italian
guard, of course, turned him BACK. Ills
discontinue, however, was but monetary lie
had made Hp his mind to go IN, ana no ume
was to be lost in seeking other apparel. but
the invincible NirSinan was master OF tue
situation. Three things seemed to be rcquir-
ed to be presentable. First TO throw IN MS
overcost; second, to get pair gloves; ana
third, to improvise a swallow-laiied coat
The first he did with reckless prodlgaiity'
worthy of the desperate emergency. AS lot
the second, be would willingly have res'rted
TO the time -honored expedlent, so Often re-
sorted to 10 such cases by our countrymen
abroad, of converting bis frock into dress
coat BY pinning up the skirts. but as luck
would have it, be had no pins; and, 10 crown
his destitutuns, he had no gloves. Here II
was that that invention which Is the on
spring of necessity came to his aid. and ena-
bled him to overcome both difficulties at once
Tucking under the ends OF his coat tall ne
nut bis hands 10 bis pockets, which IN this way
served the double purpose of keeping back MS
skirts and coucealing the absence OF KIDS. ine
want of pins thus saved him from the conse-
ouences of bis want of kids. lie then boldly
marched up the aisle, frustrating the otJec-
lions of one or two of the more fastidiouS
guards who still found fault with his costume
by the constant repi,itiou of only the four tai
ian words with which be was familiar-"No"
capisco-sOno Ame'1ca"0"m("l don't under Hc
stand; am an American.") ThereuPon be
was allowed to pass. Having secured q ,.
good place, he saw at the door Judge b. OF
Connecticut, who had been put back Tor the
same cause as himself, and he once more
sailed out to the rescue OF his countryman,
II took him fifteen minutes to arrange the
.Jndpe's coat and teach him the magic pass
words, after which they both entered and en-
joyed the services. -------=---
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STOVES, &c.

lrTOVES! STOYESu STOVES The
y subscriber is now receiving from d largest
Northern manufacturers, as complete al assert.
ment of Cooking and ParIor STOVES as was
ever offered in this community. among which
may be found he Empire State Cooking STOVE
which has been sold in this market Tor the past
five or SIX wears. and Is still without doubt the
pest c. oking Stove in use. and would call
particular attention 10 the MCGREGOR HEATER.
for Parlors, &c, which il decidedly the most
economical Stove ever made; also, 10 STANLEY :
Coat BURNERS AND RArnToRs, together with all
other patterns for either Wood or Coal, incIud-
ing Gas Burners, Feinour, plain Cylinder, Cast
and Sheet Iron Air Tights, Stove Fixtures, Stove
Polish, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware. all OF
which ! am anxious 10 sell, and will sell low
oct 7 4. L. GREGORY.
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A LEXANDRIA. VA. JANUARY IsT, 1851
" RICHARD }. CROSS has tins day ass0
Grated with him in business JOHN " LtGEl
BEL and HENRY c. FIELD, for the TuT.,
pose OF carrying on GENERAL SHOE BUSI.
NESS, AT No -, KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA. Va
under the firm name and style OF CROSS,
LUGENBEEL Il CO, where the public gene
rally are invited TO call and examine their age
and well.selected Stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, &c,
which will be sold for cash. or 10 strictly pune
tual customers, as low as they can be had
Quality considered) in this or any other CITY.
n Particular attention paid 10 CUSTOM
WORK, both as 10 material and Workmanship
and warranted 10 please call Is respectfully
solicited at the SHOE STORE OF
ian CROSS, LUGENBEEL Il CO.
TINE CASH SYSTEM ADOPrED.-1he subscriber
having tried the credit ~ stem. and OuA
that il will not pay, has concluded 10 adopt ~
CASH principle. In future and from tbs date
be will continue 10 do business upon the aboy,
principle. In bidding adieu 10 the old sys'em
he would return MS thanks 10 his customers f..
past iavors, and hopes by strict attention az.
such inducements as he may offer 10 continue
it under the new.
ian If JOHN l.. SMITH
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gss" announce myself candidate TO

Gsay" announce myself a candidate for
reelection TO the office Of Superintendent OF Gas
and trust that ii will be the pleasure OF my tel-
low citizeus TO give me their support. Since
have held the office, have endeavOred TO make
myself familiar with its duties, and TO discharge
them faithfully and efficiently; ant, II reelected:
| can only promise TO the public all the diligence
and fidelity OF which am capable, and TO con-
sumers all the attention and accommodation
that could be asked OF me consistently with my
duty to the Public. JACOB ROXBURY.
ieb 3-tE
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- RY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
$4,000 FOR TEN DOLLARS!

The following Scheme will be drawn by 5.
SWAN & CO., Managers OF the SPARTA AcAp-
ENVY LOTTERY, in each of their Single Number
Lotteries Tor February, 1885, at AUGUSTA. Ca
in public, under the superintendent OF Com
missIomers.
Class 2, TO be drawn in the city of Augusta,
Ga, in public, on Saturday, February 18Th, 1885
Class 3, TO be drawn in the city of Augusta,
Ga, in public, on Saturday. February 2Oth, 1898.
Glass 4, to be drawn in the city OF Augusta
Ga in public. on Saturday. february eth, 1888.
OS THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
5,4S5 Prissl-NearIyo one Prtse 10 erTy 9 Ticksts
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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Enclose the money TO our address tor the
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II Purchasers will please write their sigma
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IL Remember that every prize is drawn, and
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e Ali prizes OF j 900 and under, paid i'm
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All communications strictly confidential.
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Y Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala,
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n A list of the numbers that are drawn
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Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
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