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Administrators N0tice.

vEHTlE UNDERSIGNED, having been duly
4 appointed Administrator of the Estate
Of A. W. Browning, deceased, late of the
county Of Dallas, Texas, Mt regular term
of the Court y Court OF said county, held
;or Probate and other like purposes, on the
last Monday Ohc 3Olh day of November,
AID. 1868; this is therefore to notify all
persons indebted to said Estate to make
immediate payment, and allpersons having
claims against the said Estate to present
.hem, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
W. l.. WHITE, Admir-.
Dallas, December ], lSGS-l2:6w
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University Journal
MEDICINE and SURGERY

a Sr'ai- Monthly Js.raale Of Esdietas. Surgery,
JlnsiOlogu, HgC1cne and General JsfsTaiWs
derofcd 10 the P-efsssioH and The People.
The rh-aIst r8cioal fuTsr in The World. ruilislirf
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Administrator Notice

VTVIIE undersigned having been duly ap'
4 pointed Administrator of the estate
of John A. Hust, deceased, late of the
county of Tnrrant, at regular term Of the
County Court of said county, held for pro-
bate purposes on the last Monday of Octo-
Der, 1868, hereby notifies all persons in
dcbted to said estate to make immediate
payment and all persons having claims
against the estate to present them for &C
ccptancc properly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or they will bc
barred. A. Is. CLARK,
J. W. MORROW,
Administrators.
Nov % lS8S-11:6t.s
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CEDAR SPRINGS
MALE. AND FEMALE
SCHOOL.

SCAooL.
", II. SMITH. ....... Mas. 5, J. SMITH,
This School will commence it, next ses'
sion Monday, september :, fSGS.
TERMS ~ TUITgON rCR sEssIOS OF foETg
WEEHs;
| FIRST -Orihocraphy, Reading
Primary Arithmetic, biography and
Pcnmanship, ,,,,,..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, S.l %
SECOND CLASS,--Ariihmeiie aud Grog-
raphy continued, English Grammar
aud Composition, Analysis Of English
Prose anil Poetry ........ .........S'in n
THIRD CLASS.--Naiural, Mcnial aud Mo,
raj Philosophy Chemistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, nlschra Geometry, rrigOnOme,
try, Surveying and Navigation, the
Higher Mathematics, and the Latin
Language. ,..,,",...,..,..,,u,,.Si 10 uu
incidental tax on each student that en-
tiers sch9ol....,....,,,.. ...,...r..'.,.fE W.
Students will be charge from the lime
" entrance till the close Of the session.
No deduction except in cases Of proiractcl
illness Of two weeks or more.
Young gentlemen wishing To board can
find accommodations with the teachers Al
81 per month, exclusive Of washing aud
lights.
The government Of this school will hc
mild but firm; the students Willie required
to conform to the strctest rules of morality,
Thankful for past patronage, We respect
fully solicit a continuation of the same. No
pains will be spared on the part of the
the teachers to advance the interests o.
their pupils.
Cedar Springs, August g, lSG,--i7;tft
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Nov. 90, 1S88-ll:6t.s
BANKRUPT SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the
I'D District Court of the United States
for the Western District of Texas, issued
on the 23d day Of November, instant, in
the matter of j. s. Saunders, Bankrupt, |
will sell, at public auction, for cash in hand,
at the courthouse door in the town Of Dali
las, on MONDAY, THE DIST DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1868, the following described
property, to-wit:
One undivided one-fourth q interest in
the Claypool Steam FIGURING Mills, situated
in the town Of Dallas.
Also, one l2-horse. Wagon; l Hack; 8
Mules; and all the Promissory Notes and
Book Accounts Of said Estate.
Also, an undivided one-fourth az inter-
est in one hundred acres Of timbsred land
out Of the Beeman tract, situated q miles
from the mills, to be sold along with tho
mills. COLTBY 7. SMITH,
Nov 2S-l1:4t Assignee
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WIS, 0. the FIRE RXTINGUIsHEn

What 0. the FIRE RNTINCUIsHEn'
| Mi,sPosT,uL, srtF. AeuSa TiRs EsGNs, Offered
10 the public nolnA mean, II rilinsuishinE lsTt'
c0nnss r,tions but preventing them, aud should h
N every building, private 90 pnhlie
now DOES TT WORK.
Its pcrf.ciy simple any lad Of ten years can lead
II: all that IL required 10 10 put the ehsmieals int,
III. ESiingnisLer sud scTvs II ~, When required
for use, nothing has 60 he done hat u turn on ih'
faureI and from the pressure generated by the chem
Icals, II will send stream bei~rvn forty aud M,
feet, with III. greatest precision on the burning OBJ
| Ivet, Which viii iH'tdnily put osi The DIE.
OnwhaiPrincipIe does the Fire EItin-
euishsr Put out Fret
Fire isths combustion Of oxygen 10 stop IN. q "a
.hHi sT he supply u Oxygen, aud by introducing the
contents " tile ENtinsuishsT hgHd gas 'iyiy hiH,,
more den. than The air Instantly smoIheTs the IRE,
| Egdnpis-PUr LIGnt 1870 ANT SMALL NrssrL,
| COVER II WIN YOUR NASH ~ 40 TO EIclupt Tnt An,
,Sp Tnn sIRE WILL 90 OUT THr MOMENT Tnrsr Is SO
TEFsu surrLN 81 OXYGEN,
such Is the principle Of the Fro rIlingni'her.
What nrc the Contents ofn No. E1tin-
guishcr Equi'nicntte
AFo.s ErtinguI.her contains eight gallons Of
llquid eqndI 10 three hundred IHd hFcniy buck far;
to throw that quantity Of uA;"r into any building
will cause considerable damage; with eight gallons
Of liquid, ltrhich ell NOT daMays any nore han wasr
III Ito or no harm will be effected.
What nre tho Advantage OF this Inven-
tionf
ne At oil time, ready for Is. puts eI ire in
iidnty has no machinery 10 geiost u order IL con
remain loaded yeU. Fires noierery day events
and th0s. who have the ordinary appliances, cannot
possibly keep them In working order.
Hose will rot, valves dry up, and water evaporato
and those who consider they have he very best steam
power cannot make use Of II when the furnaces are
out The fire EStingu'her 10 not subject 10 any 81 these
dra,cJacks once prepared Il remains ready yor IA, for
an ind,dnlc time. Hence IL 10 batter than any knorn
inrsnlon for putting snl fres
Whnt nre the Cnuscs OF NIost Large
Fircsf
DELhY.-Most fires begin small and fthr E1iin.
qusher IL in the building, IL can be stopped Instantly
but delay of five minutes and It is perhaps mpossi.
BILE stop the fire with hes, steam engines and
ifit is saved, what is the condition OF the building
from the quantity OF water used? The nrst five
mntes at fire better than nvo hours ten minutes
later 10 say srperi'. Delay mnkes de danger. Pre-.
rention is BITTER than cure.
An abundance Of certificates can be shown, and
81 tisfaction given. Call and see.
S. S. MUNGER, Agent,
Concrete Building, Houston, T0IN.
oetsi-Ivr o:Imo.
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Thresher and Sulky-Plow

EOIO SAILED
IF PROMPT APPLICATION is made,
Il will sell hne or l0-horse Thresher,
from the mandatory of G. Westinghouse
& Co., Schenectady, New York. 1t has
been used but part of season, and can be
sold for about half cost. will also sell a
new No. Buggy-Plow or Cultivator.
ROY B. SCOTT.
Dallas, December IL, l868-l33t
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS.

TIE STATE OF TEAAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of I'Grrddn
County Greeting
WHEREAS, oath has this day been made
w before me by W. II. 0verton that
Thomas Watson is a transient person, SC
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him; you are therefore com.
mand ed that you, by making publication
Of this writ in some newspaper published
in Tarrant county; if there be no paper
printed in said county, then by some paper
printed in the nearest county, for three
successive weeks before return day thereof,
summon Thomas Watson TO be and appear
before me, James II. Smith, justice Of the
peace in and nr said county, Precinct No.
). at my office in Fort Worth, Tsrrant county,
Texas. on the first Saturday in February
next. TO answer the comdlaint Of W. II.
Overton for the Gum OF forty-eight dollars
and ten cents, due upon an account for
mercha ndife, sold in the year 1868, TO the
said Tboma, Watson by 0verton Louckx
Herein fail not, but due return Of this
writ make, as the law directs
- Given under my hand this the
SEAL 9th day Of November, 1868.
wv JAMES II. SMITH, p.
Came 10 hand 9th November, 1868, and
executed by ordering publication in the
Dallas Herald for three successive weeks.
8. ELLIOTT. Sheriff 7. c. 7.
December 10, lS6s-l4St
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r. B. Rhett, Jr., proprietor Of the
Charleston Mercury announces that
this veteran paper will soon BIO re-
vivsd on a solid basis.
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CLEARED.

steamship Manhattan (Br, Williams, Liverpool Jams
Guon.
steamship Malta (Br), Harris, Liverpool-E Cuusrd.
Steamship Rapidan, Cheesman, Savannah
Steamship Monterey. Ryder Charleston A Lesry.
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington, NC-Jsmes
craftsmanship Aleemsrle, Couch Norfolk, city Point Rich
steamship Aeashnet, Kelly New Bsdford-rerguson 4
Wood
ship Prin, Aber, lNG), Heidrieh, Bremep--H o Edge
Bark Union (Br, Faulke, Antverp-W schmldrs Son
Bark Stampede (Br), Frsbee, Havana r. Ward a Co.
Brig Rival tBrl, White Genoa Bowrng Archibald.
Brig Cacique Brs,) Cinra, Rio Grsnde via Richmond,
VA Benton.
Brig Jsbosiso ,Brsn, Deprcy Pernambuco-H n swift d
Co.
Brig Mon,rsse, Johnston, st Jago de Cuba-wsydel Co.
Brg Gondoer (Br, Crane, Parrsboro, Ns-Crandal UNI
Brig Spencer, Spencer, Philadelphia-Thompson a
Hunter.
schr Annie seymour (Br), Newbold. Jscmel--Jones 4
Lough.
schr Ellen Nancy (Br) Wood CORVALLIS via Nantucket
Crsndall, Umpray Co.
schr Asnis Or, Locsbari Windsor, Ms crands TIN,
scSr Wellington ,Br. Eagles. $, John SB-crandalI I'm.
sc6r csihsrne John tBr, Golfer 8, John, NB-Brett
schr J II Rarp, Gale, Richmond Van Brunt slsght
schr Merriws, Dssosway, Baitmore-N McCready 4 Co
seSr sylvan, ciftord, Boston Walsh. Pied 4 Way
schT Ida L, Bearse, Boson-s Lewis Co.
schr Ades Felicia, Bnoit Eorwicb- strsoabsn Fsrpu
floor Mar, uray Allyn New London.
sioop s"nois, ellsworth, horwieh-G Raekesi 4 Bro
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, July s-5
P. M-COnsols close at 947l e5 for both money and
the account, American securities close at the fol-
lowing quotatons-united States 1ve-twenties, 70 a
1871; Erie shares, 40; Illinois Central, 1917; Atlantic
and Great Western, 364.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT July s.-United
States vetwenty bonds open easier, but not quota
bly, lower at 77h for the issue OF 1852.
PARIS BOURSE.-PARfs, July S.-The Bourse
opens firmcr. Rentes 70 francs 55 centimes, or So
centimes higher than Yesterday.
LIVERPOOL CorTON MARKEr.-LIvERP0OL, July g.
s r. M.-The cotton market closed quiet and steady
al the opening prices Of this morning, viz.:-Mid-
ding uplands, III I'D. q 1iAd.; middling Orleans
ND. 1rxd. The sales OF the day have been
$4,000 bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Corn has ad-
vanced to 36s 3D. per quarter for mixed Western
Oats have advanced TO 80. Sd. per bushel. Wheat
13s per Genital for California white; 12s. for No.
Milwaukee red. Peas ass. Cd. per 500 lbs Flour 30s
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
July SIS =. M.-Cheese has advanced to 5ss per cwt
Tor the best grades OF American fine. Beef dull at
1913 3D. per fierce OF 301 lbs. for extra prime mess
Pork 77s. Cd. per bbl for Eastern prime mess Lard
buoyant at els per cwt Bacon, ass. 3D. per cwt for
Cumberland cut.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKKT.-LoSDoN, July SIS
p. M.-Tallow has advanced to ass. Sd. per cwt.
Refined petroleum has advanced to ID. o. per
gallon. Linseed oil has advanced to f82 So. per ton.
Rosn, Sc. Cd. per cwt. for common North Carolina.
gallon. Sugar, 25s. Cd. per cwt. for No. IL Dutch
standard. Calcutta lnseed, e3s. Linsed cakes, ell
per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, July e.-Petro-
leum closed active. and has advanced to 52 francs
per bb for standard white.
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rohTHEss MONROE, July s-Passsd up for Baltimore,
s.l:dsnee Hay doddHTd, st Johns. Resolu.e ssvan.
lLvssioSf IN, TIE c..rsd, BARK Fortuna rr.,..s
al SEofscsTowS, DC, July '-Arivsd, .eAr Moa.a,
r. HOLE. ssH,. HOLE July Pm Arrived :shr. Ds.a.,
wsit.r SS'isI Po1 aOS osn:en
50 s:. a''A Asi s1 A:s
:: - SsIs s;;i ssn aass R..s:
;1s s: l.s % ss5 ss e.
msH Sx S.ssas a s i::sHg
a;ss
RosfStY July s1cssrsd' brig Sis coban Wilson.
NJ 5ES;SsS ss r.. s. Sxs': :sAn r.,-.. Bow
\. sI fSsbos suit? july sexsss a. Asss
Crosby Baltimore; james English, Barker Providencs fsi
Norwich. July. s-Ariv.d. .ehr. Henry Finch, Allen.
st%Posr. . Jul! ?s :sSr; Cosmos. E,
dss:' Fhsa:Ss i:r 20 o. x1aIsSo
a. S:4ss, :ss5 John n.9lO.., s..es, El,,sestnves
Hs sRaE up % s.s
:ne ss r. Rsy ss%
sesm.n
afS:s ksWsdas ~ SSSn.9n Rr0yiasnS,
sedons, HSOrool, s.lsE a. eusrsnsins schr WIN Allen
..s Capt Dy: previously reported At Quarantine from sa'
s q Ss Union cool.e
aaiif.. sehrs Adams, Lowe, Bo.cn; westmorelsna.
Lawrsnos. Newport; Lansrtine, Builder Fan River; 9
S,a.nss
fsrIE Kelly, NBedford seaman, Seaman, Boston ssdO-
PORTLAND. July SYXrrysd, .chr. Congress, York, sa.
P3RTsHogTH July A,srvsS scS.s Mary s'Gw Ran
Cleared sh, brig Black Fish, Wallace NewbuSs,
sAilsd q, sSAI Whitney Long Hayes, baltimore.
Phiisdeiphis scbr Kate EDWARDS Lippinoott Pbiade
phia schr Pharo, Collins, Philadelphia; sohr Benjamin.
lsSsSpo seS S.1S. jane. TGt
Newman, Rondout for Pawntueket schr Mary fredmore
A s.assMssSr 'gx Cook. E.ltsnburs Georgetown, DO,
Johnson, NcBnde, and Transit Racket PhadePha EllshA
:oa 4Pa
COPY s and
l P3AfGcxsf July ARRIVED .chr. Reading Railroad No
H. Bartlett Reading RI No l Anderson, Philadelphia
RICHIoNp. July s-Arrived, steamship Isaac Bell
sax. Mary La Compton, Nyork;
SAVANNAH, Julys Arrived steamship Thames, NYork;
! schr Lizzie Batchelder, ST Jagu, In distress .
Sailed Steamship Gen Barnes, NYoyk; schr Bram'
soMERskT, July g saied schr Artist Forester NYork
(and ID, lsn NsyRor ~. I'll, r,,.a ,rn wmv ma,
soS.lSai NYo1s scSrs Amy sugar. Hsndsrson
icus Daley do Archer Reeves Ireland, do Fish, WIZ
leyao s,,,. s,..,,., p....,a po,,on, Irwin Dir.
'@5-Cieared, steamship Rebecca Clyde, WORK.
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- believe you, my boy" chimes in a Dystander,
PsSNsYLvAs1A DELEGATE ON JOHNSON
what's your stass one OF the
"Pennsylvania is my State, % answered the gentle
man, land was about to say that the delegation
than Hancock. 1t is our opinion that the ticket
snodsI be headed by statesman and notify SOL
der" az. v.,.
1--WE would ali 60 for Hancock g the second man
on the ticket" replied the pennsyiva1laIt
HENDRICKS CHANCES. 49,
"what about Hendricks" asked an outside lis
eyes" answered o Louisiana delegate "ae has
sure chance Of remaining where he s In the United
In words 10 this eject several others expressed
themselves during the evening" p
cAUCUsING FOR PENDLEroN.
There are those S among the Up o.
evening on his behalf His friends held 3 special
future action. Il was remarked that there was far
less enthusiasm than at the caucusing the evening
previous
CONCLUSIONS LA BuNsBY.
And thus In loud talking among the throngs
crowding as on prior evenings the steps and vestt
the hotel, and In the more serious conclaves
OF the secret caucusing IN private rooms wore
the evening Plenty OF .S were
and watching the course OF every futtering breeze
and there were plenty Of newspaper men catching
up every oating item OF news and by the telegraph
transmitting them to rural sheets in States far away
All the wisdom OF prophecy, however L. In vain, and
there Is the same persistent prophesylng stu
only conclusion to be arrived at resolves itself
into Bunsbyism. II 80 be the Convention
nominates Chase, he will be nominated; II 80 be 1t
dominates Hancock or Johnson or Pendlet0n or any
other man, the one nominated will be nominated.
ST. JAMES AND sPINGLRR HOTELS.
At either Of these hotels there was not large
crowd, but the talk, as usual, was all political The
quiet ones stayed here; the more noisy and excitabe
ones went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel and helped to
swell the surging crowd there and augment the hub
bub OF this present political Babel.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

1t is one OF the signs OF the times" that General
Grant on his late trip from washington to Cincln.
the road, not noticed at any one Of the stations
between the two citiesnot even in the great radical
bouquet sent TO him by lady The fact Ia the
people have nearly forgotten he 70 candidate.
General Morgan lately elected from his seat In
IL the New District snd w
elected by at least 1000 majority.
Five Japanese youths are 70 be admitted to the
Naval Academy at Annapolis Nd, on condition that
no expense is to be made the United States.
Miss Akin, young lady who resides at Decatur,
was struck by electricity over the right eye while
sitting on the stair steps In the front part Of the
common sewing needle In her hand at the time,
which ia supposed to have attracted the lightning
A farmer living in the neighborhood Of North Eng
lish Qowa), being engaged In ploughng at q distance
from his residence, requested his wife to send his
dinner to him by his little son. The boy falling to
the reason l She replied that she had sent him.
Search was instituted to ascertain what had become
Killed by some wild animal. His head and one arm arm
were found, the remainder OF the body having been
eaten.
Baton Rouge, La, when the negress Of the house
alone. Terrified by their threats she first gave
syy rs seasoned their coee with with srychnne ON On
examination the supposed negroes proved to DO her
white neighb0rs. #
The sales Of breadstufls, the product Of wheat, in
this country, estimated to exceed g. 600 900
every year. This calculation allows for six sales or
exchanges Of the entire product of the country be-
fore actual consumption, estimated at two hundred
million bushels, and includes the additional value of
labor In milling and transporting. or corn one mil
lion bushels are produced.
Mr.. Mcfarland resident Of Springfield, Ohio was
run over, Saturday night by an extra tram running
between Xenia and Yellow Springs. His body was
horribly manged, and was only recognized by
papers found near the spot He was supposed to
have been intoxicated at the time, as an pnbroken
bottle, containing "benZine" was found the
place OF the accident. His remains have been for
warded to his family.
The body Of q man named Hutchison, buried In
CHINATOWN, Wis., seven years ago. was found, when
taken up for removal to q new burying ground the
other day, entirely petrined and looking perfectly
natural In color he was shade darker than In life
by pressing upon his cheek IL could be felt spring.
like pane Of glass when pressed against The re-
mains OF his daughter, who was buried near him.
exhumed at the same time, had followed the usual
course OF nature in their decay.
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The ONCE Of the Herald yachts JAMHs and JEAS.
MITE ut Whitehall slip. All Communications from
and consgnees the masters OF inward bound vessels will
be forwarded free OF charge.
One OF the Herald yachts will leave whitehall every
morning half past O'Clock for the Lower Bay
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~ MEDICINES.

n
- MEDICINES.
The lungs win heal To accomplish this the and s.omach
must 6rst be cleansed and appetite for rood
wholesome food which by these medcines viii dgesed
properly and good, healthy blood made, thus building
consultation Schencks Mandrake Pills stomach
OF oil o0us Accommodations, and by using the
weed Tonic u connection the appetite 10 restored.
schenckt Puimonic Syrup 10 nutrcious well med-
cna and By using the three remedies all impurities
PEELED from the system and good wholesome flood made
which VIII repehan disease. " patients will take these med
cnes according 10 directions consumption frequently
" last stages viii yield readily TO their action Take the
pills frequently to cleanse the liver and stomach does noe
required for sometimes In darrha they necessary
stomach must be kept healthy appetite created 70
allow the Pmonic Syrup TO act The respiratory organs
properly and aay irritation. Then all that required
eject permanent cure 70 taking cold Exercise
shout the rooms much possible eat all the richest food
fat meats, game and, In fact anything that the appetite
Graves, but b particular and masticaAe well.
Dr. Schenck s professionally hs principal Office No 10
North Sixth street, corner Commerce. philadelphia,
Saturday, where all etters for advice be addressed
DR.. schenck will be professionally at bic rooms, No "a
Bond street, New York. Tuesday, the 1h ms and ID en-
not until Tuesday August Is full supply Of his medicines
wiz be kept hi. rooms and By druggists generally Each
medicine has directions explicit In all languages thai
schenct TO be examined with the Respromeser and
know whether they durable.
the lung are too far they win prolong life and
soo.he the pathway TO the grave ard they are cnrable the
medicine taken according 20 directions will cleanse The
stomach and liver create an appetite, and by taking plenty
OF good nourishng food the patieut will outsow The dis
eass.
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SHIPPING NE W s.

Almanac for New Yerk---This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 4 81 Moon rises. ...eve 10 10
Sun SETS ......7 33 High water morn II Is
-----.
Port OF NEW YORK, JULY 8, tsss.
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A PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FUR
IA. nished IN all egaxed lotteries j. CLUTE, Banker
and Broker 300 Broadway and 1888 Fulton street