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, 1863-12-31
CHICAGO, Dec. 30, 1865.

Mr. 4. L. Whine:
SIR: In answer to your communication under
date Of 29th Inst reply that the question is not
vii o. viii not, 1or that vas disposed Of BY de-
cllning, and for tbs reasons urged In my commu-
D.cation to you uD1er date Of 9th Inst.
haye soef ssdes Whsh yoa NOV % to haTe
been in my store for sixteen months past, intt-
nat1ng, naireett that such stcck Is @ e the Great
lar, dated prior dthe commeneement Of the safe
business By yonr principal, intimating that said
circulars are datesprior the maaufacsnre Of the
7e1aeitS @ | beueen J. xhic T PROPOSE dispose of
in the following nnnner: I have this day depos-
led viii the banGlre, solomon stuIgcs Sons. iiity
dollars yoSG nsa! y aoa5s VIZ
agreement, tfat1 shall choose refereo, you shall
chocee second rderee, and these TWO referees 40
chosen shall ehooe third referee; Ihess e.. three @
dencs you ehs1l hive to offer to prove the asset
tCns that you hay, made to be true (uot going be-
yo1a shoss fota in he Hoess qqestiona Of ye
msy hare to ofetto prove their nntsuthtulness;
ard on that evidence they shall decide; and
II they find tip fact to e5ist, - you as- M
have this day lsposited osuch charitable IN
sttution. as you may direct End yo1E fifty dollars
bnf II SID rcferses decide that the fact does NOT
cxet as set forth In the atoTe then eaid referees
ehall pay over to Ench charitable institution as
may Select, the fft5 do11ars hare this dag dopos
lied to me Or ny order, On calling nt ny ot.co
The necessary agreements, and until Jon make
ypur lesert!oni and intimatsons Cood, shall not
notice anything appearing over your stgnatnso.
Respectfully yours, +. W. fnATr.
CHICAGO, Dec. 50, 1868.
F.W. Pratt has this day deposited with us the
sum Of dfiy dollars, for the purpose set forth IN
his communication to III. 4: L. Whine, Of this
dafe =. STUHQE8 y oQhss
, 1863-12-31
MARRIAGES IN COOK COUNTY.
Hymeneal Statistics Of the Present and
Preceding XenrB.

The following tabular statement OF marriages
solemnlzed in Cook county, for the four years pre-
cedipg the frst Of January 1854 furnishes IN inter
esting chapter in the history Of tho county, and
opens up vide field for inquiry and speculation
upon the philosophy Of matr,mouy. We collate
few Of the more salient features Of the statement.
, 1863-12-31

New YEAn's EVE soc1AuIE.-Tbe young
pcoplc Of the First Congregational Church, corner
Of Green and Washington streets, will hold So
cablc, this evening, in the parlors OF the church.
ard invite alI their friends to be present.
, 1863-12-31

Are t new ATgeNto-type In truth. OF are t a foe
to graphic fictionf Orby come foe to graphic art
is|t merely coined to e11t his dlctionl We know
Pho to and he} 1og1aphz were not invented in this
nation, and that Dagkerro did not dig hero to
plant Ills famous reputation. There's Talbot, too,
be never knew, as much as VIC do, More the pity.
The precious metals now are used for pictures IN
And Cartes enough to oil a wagon. For rargens
may be had or lof. A door above the Rue Michl,
esn, G. North Cla:k street.
-. AATTERaBy, Photographer.
cartes dc viste. The cheapest in the city, at the
Price, geo por dsz.- dc31-t471-1t
, 1863-12-31
Ql)ifa9o Gribnut.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1858.
THE CITY.

MEETING N TIE THIRD WAnD.-There will
~ rpcct}ur at the Tnlon Hall No. Gil Stafe ST.,
This evening to take active measures for alltng up
the quota Of this city and preventing the DRAFT.
, 1863-12-31

RESOLUTIONS OF REsrEcT.-At q meeting
of The students Of the Rush Medical College. reso-
luttons Of respect to the memory OF their Late fel-
low student, HI. r. L. Smith, lately deceased. were
t1sse6,
, 1863-12-31

WA1cH N1euT SEnv1cEs.-The time hon
orcd custom Of watching the old year ont and the
new ycar IN will be celebrated In the cssk
Etroet and Deepaaines Street Methodist Churches.
fcryfcae commence et9T.M.
, 1863-12-31

POLICE MA77zRsIt. RsIt.YzrKRnAr.--Ara. :sa-
blpn Donnc11y was broaeht besute 5nsdae Hadsins:
ton, charged with the larceny: 3A silver 1sttrh
valued at $50. She was committed for trial at the
Recorders Court In default Of $500 bail
James Love 4 well known character at the
"bar;'' was charged at the Police Court with va
g1ancy and fined so and costs.
John Comfort, q constable. Wm. Burns and Jas
Bingham, were charged with knocking down sold
1er, who Ind just received Lis bounty, with the in.
tantiou Of robblng him. They were each fined S12
and costs.
Some thirty ha5itues Of the various houses Of IN
fame On Wells street, were each aned $500 and
costs.
lSQuEsT.-Acting Coroner DeWolf held an
inquest yesterday on the body Of colored wo~
man named Julia A. Davis, who lived at 800 Siate
street, and verdict was returned, "that the de-
ceased came to her death from the effect Of c1-
cessive dissipation aggravated BY violent washing
pt clothes Of deceased petaous.f'
, 1863-12-31

10 o'e!ecx, It The Soldiers Home, bringing her
book sud report. Let us nuke up tho amount b.
fcrs the close Of tho year! -
The managers Of Washington Skating Park have
loraed tho use Of the Pars, on New Years Day
ard Evening, to tho benefit Of tho '' Pa11nancn:
two ha1ds Of music, and will eparc no palas to
render this the centre Of attraction Oh New Ye1rs
Day. Let NIL the "stee!-cisds' attend. Full par
ticulars will be found in oar advertising columns.
Interesting Correspondents.
The following correspondence between 4.
CovJes, Esq,, Secretary Of the Washington GSa-
ting Park. and Thomas B. BrJnn, Esq, President
Of tho Soldiers Home, should attract universal at
tcntiop, and elicit hearty response from ali
friends of the sIck and disabled soldiers. We
trust The tenett proposed may be = generous ono:
=. CHICAGO, Dec. 60, 1862.
Thos: Dgs, Esq, Prcs5ent @s,a. Of tho Board Of
DEAR sm:-It Is the wlah OF the Washington
Skating Park Association to contribute It's entire
receipts on New Years Day and e:eain3 to the
9nd 1ow being IaIeed for the Rafpo5e Ct eaao
soidicrs. Please .ppoint an agent Of the Home to
taEa charge Of tickets and their sale. He will
have entire control Of the ticket office. I
seers;ayy re,y q PSe %asngoa Skating Aso
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec 80, 1868.
4. covlee, Esq.,. Secretary Washington Skating
Park Association:
DEAN S1n: am just in receipt Of your welcome
favor Of this date. In conformity to the rules Of
the Soldiers Home, the management Of the pro-
posed ssca1niva1 In its BEHALF must be committed
entirely to he worthy Association with which It
cricinated; and permit to add that 1t could not
be coulGcd to more reliable hands than your own.
The fu1d Inns to be donated to the Home will be
most gsHtely accepted, and beg you to accept in
zdTantS I5c ,sa1as Of
i1uIs very respectfully,
Tuos. B. BRIAN, Pres. Sold. Home.
, 1863-12-31

GREAT SANITARY FAIR AT C1sc1xvATL-Excur-
sion trains at hf fare lcare Chicago tor the Gin
cinnatl Fair, Thursday, December aith, and Thu1a-
day, C1st, By the Michigan Central Railroad and
the Indianapolis md Cincinnati Railroad. Tickets
to return good ultl Jan. 9Th. The entire receipts
are for tie Sanitary Commission. Accommoda-
tion6 have been n1de to entertain visitors.
, 1863-12-31

DESERVED PRoHoT1oN.-The many friends
Of Adfutant T. g. Clarkson will be pleased to learn
Of his promotion to the Majority Of the ID Arkan-
sas cavalry. Major Ciarkson entered the service
at the breaking out Of the rebellion a. private In
Company 4, Chicago Light Artillery, and has been
nromoted for gallant conduct
, 1863-12-31

~ See Mr. Dyes notice Of Singing School un-
der the head Of Amusements.
CosFkcr7osKaHs.-We acknowledge the re-
cefpt Of holiday compliments from j. D. BidWeI,
confectioncr, No. 13a Madison street.
~ Attention is invited to the last and closing
sale Of elegant Cloaks at Mesars. Gilbert & Samp-
sons, No. 4s Dearborn street, this morning at 10
o'clock. THE is positively the last sale.
PREsENTAr1oS.-Mr. A. D. Williams was
last evening presented with gold chain and seal,
By the mechanics and sailors Of the Chicago Dock
Company, IN token Of their esteem.
4 WoHD TO HousEw17Es.-N you expect to keep
"open house" on New Ycas's, or entertain youf>
friends in u creditable manner, there are certain
articles that you must procure to-day. Whatever
you want in the way Of groceries, wines, liquors,
American or foreign delicacles, fruits fcl1es, fara-
uaca, &C., &C., you will find at tho establishment
Of Geo. E. Stanton, No. LES Lake Street. His
goods will bc found pure, unadulterated, and we
believe, in e7ery respect, just represented Aug
article you may want ior New Years, In his limo,
ecnd an order and the goods will be sent to any
part OF the city.
BEAUTIFUL Anr.-Atout the most attractive ar
ticles in the Inc Of fine arts that have come under
QUE .a.7 seasops ale lac peautliul eii-
pets, manufactured By j. F. Griffin & Co., 43 and
Is Franklin street. Mr. Gri1ln presented ono Of
b,a hc4ntfn1 -,;road lanterns In the .d;oa, North
1raateTn Fa;r md II ,rna ,mmed;ate1v on, ;ts ~.
nea1snce %s k.e table, purchased pS e rentleman tie
Of THE rty thereby putting sss In the treasury Of
that Soele charlty. Ms. Grinin has Just placed
.a1o-a, ,ot+e,ha ~ +Ecea sn1endfd 1orta-,. r. .ho
P.. r. .T.,fa. 1se - - .no
1e"elrs s1ole a. L. l4er' l%o LAKE street, cor
neE Of CLARK, and We would invite our readers to
call and look It them. Hc has also placed bcau-
tifnl siIyer.p1.tcd speaking trumpet In the saua
suua . 'e' te0 Fs ~ @eAFes - tae oNAio
in the positive service which 1t Will undergo, 1t
Will compare favo1ably with any purely silver
.aaa s,nn "a n-a,nrrrod hv al e,,,- aasa, - ~
seuo .aup - sptonouusea ~ -, 'a!!' eqaA' oo'
Eur er1Qr 10 8nT 0thet Kerosene lamp made,
, 1863-12-31

CHICAGO, Dec. 50, 1865.
F,W. Pratt has this day deposited with US the
lis Communication to III. 4. L. Whine, OF this
iafe. S. STUHaEs 4 Sons.
, 1863-12-31

Fon THROAT DISEASES and affections OF tho
Chest, "Brorn} Bronchial 1Foahes," or Cough
Lozenges, are ofgrcat value. In Coughs, 1rrtta-
ton Of the Th1o.t caused BY Cold Of Unusual Ex-
ettion 9f ths vo,l n spessRRg IN gnbe
ap1ta
, 1863-12-31

CATHOLIC BoOKS.
The largest AMI most elegant assortment Of CATH
ole Books In thecity tE al j. ]. Kearney's "Cen-
trail Catholic Dokstore,' 167 South Clark street.
l1e2j.tS3eGt
, 1863-12-31

TESTIMONIAL OF SrapATHT FROM Tug 51sT
REou ExT.-The fol1owin. letter has Just been re-
eeired By Mrs. Timothy Casey, No. 10a Erie street,
Chicago, from the 61st regiment Of Illinois Volun-
tee.s, accompanying the donation referred to.
Capt. George L. Bellows, since Killed. contributed
SIS Of the amount:
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nor. II, 1869.
MApAx: Approaching the mer1ts Of yont late
husband, Timothy Casey, recently Sergeant Major
Of our rrgimbnt, and who died hom wounds re-
ceircd In the bstt1c OF Ch1ekamauea, and wishing
10 express OFT regards Ii eomctllfng more substan
tinl than WoEda we have contributed tho lnc1osed
amount Of two ohundred md sixty do!1a-s sud
twenty-five cents, for the benefit Of his beraarcd
ard suffering family.
Accept this Gift IS coming from the companions
IN arms Of your late hnetand-those who knew
him 70 we1-those who had learned to respect and
lore him-thoee who now mourn his loss.
Though stranger In strange land, think not
that yo1 arc trerdleee. Afar OF on the tented field
In the 1nidst Of wars confusion, we yet remember
the widows and orphans whose husbands hare
fallen BY our eiGes on the bloody field of battle In
defence Of Cur eountIy, her Constitution and her
laws
Mrs. caseye letter Of thanks contains the fol-
lowing paragraph:
s'My words but fecbly express the grateful feel
ings OF my heart towards the generous b1st. can
only add that you and your charitable companions
In arms will hAve the constant prayers OF the
widow and orphans for your aafety at all times,
whether in the dtseomforts ard prvations incident
to the march and the camp. Of the postls OF the
battlefield
, 1863-12-31
STREETS UNNAMED AND UxTU.1BERED.-A

STREETS UNNAMED AND UxEUIBERED.-A
great many Of the streets Of the city are without
names or numbers, at least their names are not
given upon prominent corners a. they shonld be.
On the 18th of May last, the City Council passed
m order that the streets should he hereafter
known aud designated rs shown upon Van Ysch-
tens City maps. Abont twenty streets, for In
stance, In the South Division, south Of 1eth
street, had their names changed-droppsug the
Mexican and other inappropriate names, and sub
stttuting numbers. OF these, not one Is named
or numbered, south OF sd street, {Ringgold
Placc.) This is great public Inconvenience,
which 1t is somebody's duty to remedy at once.
The name or number OF streets should be painted
in plain letters and figures, and securely posted
upon the prominent corners Of all the streets,
Nor IL this shortcomtng confined to any particular
Division ofthc city. Very few men, unlcsa they
reside in the heart Of the oty. can direct stzang
er to their residence upon any street, by name or
numbcr-eepecally in streets that have been
built up within a year or two. VIII the Board of
Public Works, or those whose duty It ia, attend
IN this Jnatter4
, 1863-12-31

g Diseases u the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and 9e1ual 6yR:dns-new and reliable treatm en-
In reports Of the Howard Association BY mail
In Eealed letter Envelopes, heo Of charge. Address
Dr.. ]. Skillin Hmghton, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth st:eet, Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1863-12-31

PERsokA1~-Dr. John ]. Fuller, formerly
in charge Of the 9th Wis. Volunteers, is uow
stopping for short time at the fremont House,
On his first visit North, after an absence Of over
two ysars While In st. Loais the Doctor won
golden opinions from his many friends, who testi-
ned their appreciation by presenting him with
gold headed cane, on which are inscribed the
narnes Of seven battles in winch be participated:
alsoythe motto. "For nets Of kindness to tho
Amn1can soldiers"
DGa:. Edwin S. MeCook, the youngest OF the
" "F9Khting McCooks" is also stopping at tho
Tn111ont House. Ua now commands the 31st Ill.
Vol1,, formerly General Logan's regiment He
brought along with him the old battle flag Of the
regiment, which will be presented to the citizens
Of Perry county, In compliance Of the late Lieut.
John D. .Reod, who fell mortal1y wounded while
fighting unaer ats folds. he leaves for Springfield
tonight to izaa1e arrangements for recognizing
and dllng up&as regiment.
, 1863-12-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

t~ See Mr. Dyes notice Of Singing School IN
der the head OF Amusements.
, 1863-12-31

=" A N TIE D-Attention Ladies
w List to what I arn going to ten you. We. the
undersigned, Wi4h to correspond with an indefinite
next summer. sq1alling Methodist, and not copper
beads preferred: Oh, nov ladies, do write 70 sa.
gTeat pleasnss q visiting thS Southern damsels %
deg, and he amt much for sccesh either, for he only
confcriptcd for the reb army before We canae here.
Poor fellow, don't you pity him, LAdtea you Will do
rs great faTor By writing us few lines whsls We
are tu this section Of the country Phoog gtaphs eI
DONHEAD, Company G, Gsth Ill. Vol, ". 8. s., Sec.
Brigade Gen. podge's Division, IN The neld; yia
Nashville, Tn de91-tE8-1t
, 1863-12-31

W House ard Sign Painting, CalcImintng,
Glazing, &c. Piper Ha1gtngs md Window Shades
Wholesale and tttstl at New York prices.
F.. E. RI0BY, 50 Randolph street.
E.afn
, 1863-12-31
BUILDINGS IN CHICAGO.
ARCHITECTURE OF TIE YE:R 1862.
Immense Lt6itfos to Bulldlns Property
thu:tles, S,hco!s, Halls. D1slncss Blocks,
and Rcsidentes-Oger $2,5D0,039
Merth Of Buildings
m H1ATEKlAI-I4A
-REAL ESTATE.


The city OF Chicago Btands proudly ont among
her F1ster citics Of the States as ono whose pro-
grese ts ever onward; one whose m,rch no dis
astcr can permanently retard, no financial reyul-
sion eend back In the path Of advancement The
peztlous state Of national af1aire, the tre1nen-
dous commissions which have shaken this once
happy country, sending tho bAckness Of desola-
ton to thousands Of homes, laying wasta
villages and cities by the score, and damolishInc
the trade of others, have no deletc1ious effect
upon Chicago; nay, they hare rather dereloped
her wonderful resources, and justified the beef of
fts ea11v settIers that those resources xere iner
hauettble. It needs but to look at tho freieht
which has throneed the lake on its vay to ana
fro1n Chicago during the past summer. At the mn.
nreeedeuted activity which has reIened in every
denartment of industry. the hnsv croprd NJ m.
dest,i.ns WIN have fIlc' our streete tbe ranathv
..s,,s ,-h1ch ron,a eDd aon,r+ d,,,v ,m ~
.as ~. - ~ r,1sacas y, 80 ..ss aau
oSonte~ hat Ch,csro n moTe 4h.n asa. a-aat +ue
sstrN,o.aa rrcst Nv he acceasnraa ~ 49,
G,a ~ 4be snreet in7cra oY th,s m, s,,a-,t<- d.
nc fnnna In the ecarcity If tenemcnta nnr,no
,he whole wear IN EMMY mouse was tbfno ~,
rnoun or at least II a re,noyal x.a aTner,ed .
scora Of applicants were after It before the d,v
b,a closed. and It Eas ereedilv occnnied at ron,
sidernhe advance on the rent n.1d hr tha v.e,t.n-
t,nant And sti1l the peonle hare n},ea 1nto fhe
citv nna.unted 1y the fact that hhakc.anun, ~
fntmtca,s nr,ee4 awaited them o- thar hnara.ne
tonee herr with four in bed woad be II, ~ 4
fa. css,s omr.,td ghe c,v Was -st,a ...y eomc ;,
rn,,.rnffr ~ The cruah. m n,fnr tn the c3tr a.
11,c :. doves to their y!!1d0Ts,"
rndc, TIL. cro,xreus pressure the building trado
h.s l,eeo pctiye, notwithstanding the enormously
h,oh rrjra IF material and the scarcity of 1ahor
, 1863-12-31

NEW YEAn.s pAnTr.-FsI5ny evening, january
1Et, Prof Martfne gives New Ycar'a Party ut hfa
Academy, (corng Of Clark and Monroe streeta.)
Those who attend will enjoy tho pleasure OF the
Darcc," with good music and pleasant COM
pany. de3l-T426-2s.
, 1863-12-31

IMroRTAET.-Ladies Mink Furs ehaaper than
elsewhere At Hrewstcr's, Clark street, nnt,s1 TIA
Sherman House. Dec Is Ct
g% McNa1Iy s Co., 81 Dearborn street, hare q
large assortment Of daily Journals for 1851, also
''daries' for 1861, and family expense books" In
erfry etrfe.
, 1863-12-31

CoxFEcr1oNKaHs.-We acknowledge the re.
cefpt Of holiday compliments from j. D. Bidwel],
coufectioncr, No. 19a Madison street.
, 1863-12-31

Go 70 THE BBr-Go to Bryant q stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get q thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress {euclosing stamps) BRTAsF & SrRATToS,
Chfr4pn T1f1,ni9
, 1863-12-31

- Attention Is invited to the last and closing
sale of elegant Cloaks, at Messrs. Gilbert s Samp.
sons, No. 4s Dearborn Street, this morning at ID
o'clock THE is positively the last sale.
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~ ..H a-4 WA1kuu0Dous - ~ kvO3.
IMPORTANT MILITARY on DIE. ~ Is Il
me latest ~ IN Washington circles n. that General
Hsintzelnan Ia 70 be placed IN TIE command o. the great
Army q the Potomac, in The place Of General Hooker
General Hentzelman's administration Of tho military
asrs OF this department emnenty satisfactory 70
soldiers. civilians and 70 the government.
GENERAL sIGEL TO COMMAND THE ELEVENTH CORPS.
ID currently reported that General sigel b % b re-
turned TO the OF his old CORPS in which Il
will b. Of COURSE strengthened according hs original
request rn1 Fn.
THE CASE OF COLONEL DUTAssY.
In the DUassy court martial to-day the accused pro-
ducsd several officers Of the Thirty ninth New York and
suter 70 dscredt the statements made BY Lieutenant
Colonel Lspstt and Major wegaw heretofore witnesses
for the government
CAPTURE OF GRAND GULF, MISS.
Tho ocia announcement Of the capture Of Grand Gulf,
hss By portion Of the iron cads belonging 10 the Mis-.
sssIppi feet which recently the batteries At voks.
burg, has caused much rejoicing and regarded Of
the most brilliant and important achievements OF that
aeet Grand Gulf Ia the key 70 tho rebel positions both
at viclsSurs and Port Hudson IL capture viii insure
the speedy reduction Of these ssroasholds.
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ST. JohM, N. r., Nay ., 800.
On the Cd inst 10 latitude ~ longitude - o. the brig
At,ia boarded the ship Canada, found abandoned.
with her brward compartment full Of water. The ship
was uunasassabls. Two boats were gone. Il d sup
posed The Drew lc(t In them.
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A HxAD or TINE.

->..s.,,..-,,,,lAsl IscELLAznogss AK.
A HAD or rMx
AHEAD OF TIME.
AHEAD or TINE.
OFFICIAL REPORT nrs
~Tmr N ara
GREAT rfonr rod TUE CHAMPIONSHIP
GREAT FIGHT FOR THR CHAMPIONSHIP
GREAT FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
AND ssop
BETWEEN ooBURN AND McoooLB.
NOW READY IN Tus cnrrsR.
WHICH, rs PUBLISHED In ADvAEoE or tn
REGULAR DAY on PUBLICATION.
THE oAPpER CONTAINS
Pun details Of all the pse,'m'nsdss
The Journey 70 the sxh,
Dsiuss on he Bai,is Ground.
Appearance OF the Men aud lhsS secoada
Each Round fully aud correctly rsssssss-
The Return Home. and Tucidesss
rsstrails Of ooburn cuscs. Kelly and assssL
Handing over The stake. ,o.,As w.s~sr
Arrival Of both Msa New York.
Talk Of Matching ooburn witLJem nssa
SEE TIE CLIPPER
PUBLISHED rHIs DAY IN AnsAh0D.
fHR GREAT INTERNATIONAL MAeCu.
8krwREN HEENAK AND xRus
ANorHsR DErosIr or
Rsk0 GOSSIP
SEE THE cLiPPER -Now nEADF
INDIAN CLUB ExEROIsE, WITH A PonrAAsx
ALL THE sroRrrNo NEws OF ruRpA1
BUY THE CLIPPER.
NOW READY. f M
Asd containing tho smcssf ropsu e.
coBURN AND McoOoLBs
PRIZE rT0HT roa.ta0s
+ (. tatfe.f
CHAMPIONSHIP or AngaE0As
HEsE roo ARst iaH
FEE srfov LITTLE oL&sPsn. Sa~N
PRICE ak oESrs
For sale By all uewsasAsrs
FRANK ouEnN, aas
Editor and Procss.ors - Asa sxvsx
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Prizes Cashcd I'm All Legalized Lotto.
rfea Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
No. IL Wall street. room No. New York
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yos Cosurn Al sm Chr A~rusrs Rooxs. -rhs COZ.
queror Of nccoos purposes giving ~ sxhibnea Of ths
art Of ELI dsfenss ~ the CITY Assembly Rooms on
thursday evening ssxt, 1tsh inst ne vii show hs
finished points, and The manner n which be poshed Oh
his gigantic opponent m Their recent encounter IA
,aid that McCoo,e win also DO IN attendance together wah
all the puglissis talent In the city.
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BOSTON,, Nay 8, 1853.
Parties nave been arrested day for circulating wen
executed countersit twenes on the Merchants Bank Of