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MAPOOCKS. , , • "tir' l . l4 -14rs111. •JOHNSTON, Mi'ss TYE CAMP. * The new <3 -4 - S . Ero.s4cinlic Rgifiatkcc of •The:c4t2V3n.• AL, 4 oiottatisri44. *bur Dog, .V 11 be repeated every IE. yelling %ilk tiirtlicr,3lo . t M.:Fit: 31. :: •.: :. i! , ': .. - '" On fridav, the;Trareay of „Pizarro. ~ _ And ortAvioncLay,..the 26th Inst.J. will 'be produced a new C ranti.Pantominltc Ballet, called C i9de t ri IW I or. The, lass r . STA)p.4' greiliius id which the Ttagt:l7 of George 13Irnwe 11 . ()s•4l' l .itil AN ,iuust. resikeekfully into reed that-Mu. lo r - dart' iecogag icarthis the,itre.—Due nOtice Will be given of her 4 ilat i.krl'eaPitge 1..• ' ' - •. . -.. .• '- - • •••: • • .. . , . , . 1 0 - 4 r 0 ) 4 11TVIIER -I'sl 7:11 1 ' TiIEATRE.R.O4 7 6:I)IJ DRUIkY-DANE: - • TOMORROW EVENING, Dec. vr, 0103, will-be-perform al, THE WIFE .OF TWO HU S BANDS. 7 • • The Charadtets by Mr. .H.., l lPki-NSTOttc.Mr. , .WR.(..MGHTO)IO!:I' 'Mr:KELM - Mi.. PALMER, Miss DE CAMP, Mr, 10iINSTONB,141-13ANKST.ER, Mr. COoKE, Mr. BURROWS,. LfiaGa r; Avlr.. MAD DOC,KS,. Mt. %.1.1311. • • Mr};h,rts()lnab MOUNTAIN,'i.k,II.SiiE In A 4 1., A NE,W •DIVERTISENIgNT, Composed b y Mi . . BY RN E. 7 ' The . Princiial.reitaractent . by 'Mt. BYRNE, Master BY kW., and Miss B. irtENAC :-! ,'3k ' ' ' vhill • >ai . 0 7 - )I f e , NA.v-Pkiittirtirnsr,. winch bas long been in prepara li42N.liO:YFitnsil4 thil4;44ced•'.. - AttTrFicEiti miANITED„ A Nuriitier of' SMITHS, volErt. .11,j RS, being Avanted . for Alit ORDNANCE SERVICE at WOOLSVICH, able Work_ menu tto :.finks tbeane :1 of Business, In'l% E d mployment', upon applicatian at the Carriage Yard, in 1Voolwn;11 %Vac. en,, *here irifOrmation may tW obtiintd with rtstka . to tv 4 ges and. the 4tiv.l4t4gcs of boing isi-thtt.c)tdnince-Ert l ptoy. - • t• • " TO Bil,l,pGo BUILDERS. : • . • ANY Persnn or , Persona willlriu to eon?,. fo r 8U11.1.i,l NO a NEW BRIDG . acs !be 1V 'R USK, near gaetlelhoinfthe •County Of Monmouth, either 'Willt Stohe or lion, or partly Stone and partly lr , n, are de.. tired to deliver the OP laus ani Estitriates thereof at my 0 HI at 'ni Chepstow, on or . Oeforii the toth clay of fanttilry., next, tome, - at thekthreefilinons Inn, Usk, on. Vrectnearlay the t ttli of lanityy, Iv "{''it -) l ,Cleiclr in the Vorenoon, that the Atarnotntryfietaidliefdre the MaAiitratti, at the General Qua i• ter Senitarts to betc4.44l go that Day. . f lilt TON, eferXof the Peace. C,hepotow, Dec.ll o ; t 8,44. 'FIFTY GUINEAS WILL be grven'twany Ctntiiman who has flit ' intvreejo, And will procure the Ativertiter an atle..l l gone SITUATIQN iii ai,y of the PUBLIC OFFICES. ! inder: Covertuncint....The stricieit liotonr and secrecy witlw beobservO, and thll PrerniMP tig,posited in,th hands of2ny . Ilariker in t roini4l, WWli4t, i tnigine4s is' finally Attltd. ferintx !nay be.givemkt: rsquircd, ktters;' pdst-'paid, addiesscit to A. L. at' the Dar of White !liart' . 'carcn6 ..-Ilish4psgate-stsect, mill: be duly .at. te Med to. "*" ". . . . I 'Nei ATRL-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.' r rO.NINCROW "EVENING, Dec. zI, 1803, W"t%l perfertnec4,A PISTAISS'D .MOTH4R. POrhtis, Mr C Aodronwhe,.o sAIITC E D,' (Dein; their tiro appearance in thnse Charaders ) ;. Oresto4Mr. , KENIRLF • r • liermione, Mr!. S iIIDO NS. WITII 1151 E 1 4- AS On tlnusday, "rho Engllsil I:cc3, w:t11 Rai ing tll, l Wind. • , t: ~.,,,, .4,?,,aV4,7if„ g Du. c,,ATA . c) 4. . , . . • -: AL •c, tgRciY 4 A l AN r , w. 119 wAs f -, for marry Years. -4 76 - I.li . ad"TititiiriiflCulteite' in , the University of Cap- . brit,lwitrtAll; froutt4 v cru tqt;' GF. N'T 1; F. MI Bpi iittt; lii a.. 11-ouse and Instru,*,thoril in CLissical, NLktheinatical. and 9theri,:osatafrol,` , 4ireftararteiy Lto their •Entrance inn) the Uni- iersity, the Learned Pfofessisliu, or any other mode of lite for which they may be iodate:l. Hellas iiihw a Vacancy. tiVel'4l44tllftM4,VTated ill Jn 4, iewal•ttA4 and isealt tii VII/. ' a ew, esTruilit imbridge .aper through whit.h a Stahl til4el t iti...r.ti lni.plEr:s•every 1 4 a7• 4 - Itt 4 eitrwisi. it . : •41ffirtrIccassat),. wiis bogimen to Persons et t brat Resped ty,opti c 1 rs . r!ci cr.... ..... . i‘ ..‘4.44 'Terms an d t utth Yliarticiil4. - s"iit,y be ktioWn, by opplica ti("l4o2fi,,,, t rtfelfastou i ettkrte,rthOits4 I.;;..Rankitir;, - .X4ti. ,11,3, iwp7id i ,..• r this ` Key. T. lones,•Tutor o• Trmit Cline , tanibriol a iV' : 64 f ..--_________-__J s Zt,• - , ',..,- • - ~ 4 -..' T itt*l4".iiyT• 0 4 AS)IIbN A 141) I...EGANCE• . \TuARVEJ,L ita‘king erriployed-the'first Artisti'in' . .". N''44r9i4013.0 ropAelui ky.iequsints Ladies of 'dis tinction, 4 at lie Ras prepared A vio; . seled and extensive .ast.d'ettnent oft heatiiiia and varlogotod Iliad -Dresses, so cotiteted as 1p Rive ft)stliecohtilur of 910 Cuttlitetl:4lCe that delt,,s3eyi4pgr,t)e4 . ).Nri4ly c fp koatil.)l4 with o truo idea of te onititne y ‘ ratip aiiit t 'olqgtln ..A. . Thvs,e iliiproverrients in ta,,te twit* 4.nottefithived tiod bir 'own itiiinediate • iiispcti.in, ara.Lwith , tbe eonceirenco et tome ,of t.he,ft eit juditcs ul per. ton3,l,oo4l,in,thr i sclingonins, ‘rarvelltrust4 that We tottlii , c of hil pturessional"pr,h;tic wild :Ts him a competent judge sof what is.reatly•tlitlibte 4'o -disp!ay the elt‘.irms olthe 'Pct. ',mato Per sou to f s,tit yos,Atee p6ssi hie a4varn4ge, ~ V. by r e._ pegtialsOrirdentai'txprtions, h,v kik dise4Vercil a truly ini,- ortatitAmilroirorriehtlh ille , maoutatt9ry-of Gentlem s en' Crop Wi43, suit „ I s ~ , i 1 111 + z tirortustlulir,iecm u)ind be. Corning, Wt . : aiiy - S•' ,t e cied to p udic Inspection.—No: 34, Seotainiltol.alstrOorAtrien.r-gir4titicit t+4l lob •11 , rr., . , ribilliitlLAlXfitart cured! by ,ondf,Avplioation of ,wktixplif.N.p,PtEss f. 141; :ofmusx,ii RD, ‘vhich h 4sn i ntv,pperly cifotuar Remedy the wprltt for Ittafris ithimmatismi,; eaiAes, &c. I is pre.' p ar and ; (4 , 4 o y4 R,, t i o ti gu i toni Apo -, thaoaryi ,No. t 5, Greek. street, Soho, at 2s._,,crt. each itox, or Dottie, and may be has rat' every Medicine vender in En A land'and Ireland. T HE King 'g it, which ilerivo(l its name from lithe; faith - rThral piece of silver, was, a. ° -remedy vihkcit „c.arripHyl!dicine it C; °Ou c onscurity.+ltgaboll and Phists acquiring a wore' respectable ~luting,tieStCPYo tho belfo 4 in -therms , 4-ank.l - ..rvt . eitittles i a reign, the 'respatistie Wittman gave A niethod of cure 011 rational principlas of practice,. 1 n tni,gland,s„Scropltulagetter.illy,xe§, and giosa more:eiptei.,ll4%abbut ‘iiilAreeklaticr thrtitt, onstrutting the' a bs‘tki 4 V4 d s, 4114 th4vapprolyriated for,the saliKa, and the Acrpe pt tasting. Spilslory's A»ttscorbuxic Drops in. creapeltre glandular kt!tiou 4:atid tbr that ' - reason' have been pretarredin cases ot serophida. In Stropholous. diseases of ttic Skin it pruduce*so IN* a circulation oflhe pFrspiration, ann"calier itecess4ry sedetions, t hat as a remedy to onstruc. tionviSt . this'idottit is unt4 1141114 . • * Fur the truth a the alsettiutvof the cure ot Scrophula, Vitn?Si,ii,bury's 'llea= and Cases sctarvq, Goutoire. 6ti. sOlti together with -the 'DOM O. It S° "'' sc i tA W 44l botthistinclikding-the. black at Ss. los. at 14 al. as. eatit.,' - S F.S":OND LOTTERY To begin Waiving the gth lanst r ary,.t . iyxt NVIFT atid Co: ``1•16.. t Paltry ire selling L:3 TY CY.ETs atid SHARES of-the piesent-Lottety,—:- This Office •(tirst established in theNiar 1754).;has been , re— nurkahle the.S2lc.of capital PriaciiPitrwAllarlY , • , To the last Lottery, lu the Lorts;rsll6whir) April, No. 226, a Prize ofX ra t ooo No. t t,t9a a Prize rilZ ao,4p, Ditto . coot , I 41, Ditto WithAthers to a great • NOTICE AND. REWARD. ' • m OTIC E, to JOHN VAI It s Son of the ileteaitil. IN. Vair, Wigmaker, in Edinburgh, and Reward for information respeainvi 4 . 1:2 1 t < ' That' it' he will: apply to Nb. cc,. KinK's-tlench IValks, Temirle, l L'ainiOn?,''or josivti . Cauvin, • Esq. hire A4k4llV'Si4nct.., Edinburgh,: he 'wilt he inforrned • ot the 1 . .) ntic 4 tars.or his Fa; her's Will in 414 layonr, „under ; witieli Ite'ii e!litied to a Cons:lambic Property. The s;iidi don' Vair wasia ren rice ti; ''.4`rtor. Itlranntqcriv, ‘ L'An4eijr, j-ondon ; prafkisvi.tia hot for himself in the year t7iB ; 4fterAattls loci ded at tirlin Penn's, Esq.• at Stoke PAIk, triat - Windsor ; •blichis Boris in scot landitave not beard ot him for niabyifarz:;.and, as it is Ot4onseqttehoe to others, interii 4 wred in the 54 1 i t to kapiv whether the.taid-fohn - Vaif is deati dr allitic the tir;!l Pqrsean, ot Pcrsona s wbu-shall give s uett.inforrnation - .15.5hi1l lead to ascertain the fact, shall receive Itewird,..4 'I"LN P UINEAS, ott applying to Mr. BrOdie, as • }bon. - • . 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Sir, VtrillN' I was 'last ai'SiafFurti 1 told 'you of my ektrtiordinarY cure. 1 iirotnited'you I would 'write as on as t . got hoax. but forgive my neglett; as I have a tatiter,, who is, and has been very ill for these tour or five moitlis. which has becn'the cause of my net writing s o on er. It IO W s 'etillion the Particulars of my case. I Was for ten' or t w eivejtals attlitto& with il'very - great defea in my Ileeir, ingoikiA fleeing i i your Paper Dr. Tay for; s It adver. tised, - tor the . ore of Deafness,' I 'purchased a Bottle of it, aisitieretts I had applied' three Tarts of it, I was coon. tete!) , eineil t yit 4111:10.V.t wel Ve mi4ll¢ .sitieo I t(ieti it, and though . I.', have r epeatedly caii,oit' Cord,. I 'have not suffered any, re. 1404, therefore I think my case cannot be too.genetally , known, lau ~ Sir, ylOO4 ilipp)e 6ervatit, tumour WIGAN,' * : ' ' ' - , Hall'illa, Abhot'S.Brohiley. . P. $., Peejplet tieSirotrs of further information may he saw:- fita% hy,,,ipp,t)49lt.to Mr. lames WoOd, at the Crown Inu, or any other ihsizvpell itt holm iey .` ' Tfiii , Reit tity 4ir Ornpbtied of the mildest Ingredients, and hits 2 been sound particularly ' , useful for the Complaint i.mii. Mon!) , called the Ear-ache n „ . , Dr. a ylotoi iheiffiti4ble'tterilear has excited such tiiii .versat athillration;', thitt many of .tits Vacuity purcluseit for thetylkolds; ottd L i¢. l w4.othinWstcil in particular by Mr. , ifughes i surgeon, Stafford, and Membar of the !toy at Col- Aige•or,buirgeons, Lonctrni, . , Staid itutaii:only, by; Nth; Mathemi, No. ilk Strand i. Sold tvhqicbijc,-by,Prew,ry, itekptd.,4 Dii;ey and tiuttoq, No. to, ' litvw'' 4. fitiii.ii-yaril ; Carc,a y,' N0..95 . , Fleet Market., ~Slia‘v add; ka4tiittl4,.-11ureugh 4' .atttl . C lit lig anti 'Du l lett; 1 r iitiiiou. Soldialtbeiqq,Unttp.brAiri.B....C. Collins,. Salitatli f Ylp , Mr C'ruir.gcll s .l,loth 1 Messrs. le r ..nott alo Lloydp liirThOshain ;: 1 - Mrtlfartofk - ; Manchester i Mr; Wright, add Messrs. Core, and{ SOli, Liiyelpoot ; Mr. Sheppard, Bristol t• Mr; 'ones: , tix ford ;..IMr,i.flotlso.i, Cannel idge i Mr. W iike?,;,. Winches, ter ;„ 44r,,, Bristow, C interh , fr; i : , .Ir. Grigg, Exeter , Mr. W i lordott, York 4 rigtit, and Mr: Willis, 1.,!..iis ; NI r. Peacock, and . Mr. Bar ttp th:1111i, alai Chester, Newcastle, &C. 1T . .. F i —...._ _.... * Noe ay, A imi t iol.street, March I, IEO3. H A VING dedicated . myself - to the, study, InILI hez..o gr.ititie,i by the most con.iiderable pradice in branch whiell't thought proper to i,elett; I trust that l have not more iniomployeti my tutus than those who, in the ten:Ove held .of the are occasionally homers din ani,:ertailitt, and cannot al \V3YS attain that stteCtSb which is actiiiirest 'by; coaccutr.iiing the intelleelual power to one clams of disqrdect,„ . - . he Diseasesot Debility are peculiarly diStressingi fdt they bring with thettl a train of cotwontitant Sytilptonts, , and; by al' deptussion of all vital energy, existence itself becomes ambit. teted. 'Whettier they ari s e: front the prevalence of ill ex thi ddstritative habits of •schoolboys, or the less' ex.:' cuscalKittptitlittOttmei .of maturity-, they require theniost,:ts. siduous prige4sional ; .and well may it be observed, that . by the ignorance at oiieducglixt'tniqi, the symptoms arc aggra. 'vatted, aittlthe4ortstitutiori iidestroyed. 'As ttittini`ocrof tho.:Royal .or Surgeons, and for. mod's' Surgeon in the Army, 1 r,Eptliiii 111)e pretensions on re. , of edlitation, and possessing every privilege to roc' tice,ll. feel , myself entitled to thtit vinlidence with which 1 hoc been a , 1it...:1411) . honoured.. . In the fir 1 ` sensatiolis of local wedkliess, eifrly application . ,will prevent tilt Of .r Mhilit.lted Franie ibutiwhere the Still:n - 4r, Iron' a conbeiuti'ss' the.untinottioess'of the vice whitsli c.,n441 time, is fearlitl of the cOntenipt or ceosifre or his Fatuity l'hysieimi, airrMroods over his iti ftrinity'with cal:3nd cinicealmein., it must hosatisfaetory tor to, be. asiiiiNtt, tint only of capability of treatment, but also of the most tiecrecy, idly, The VcitLro,ll contaminates the springs of liCe, . the: seo.as ut 1 ,I,!ut.c-are poisoned by It, anti posterity is tijttreti by the nicn.,...t ,-;;On.nt ;at unguarded moment. '= lii tecent it 1a possible to prevent path, danger; or distics! . .; ih.: most cotriplicuted cases it l 4 the acquirement or Plperienceiu this line to eirett j , taito A-afoin, and speedy ie.-establtshittent. .1 biter the Aiisroniage this 'experience . to those oh tithei sex who are hilliett'll With kind' Ord4:bilit} , ,. 9r any syntp. tottts'of 8 1(att.t61 oil in Al eases, Ow I c ci l , ; ; ti t eio oe ratio) are stated onus. iii intet view , l'aticfnts in the Country ate expetted to inclose a Bank Note, .oul are retitte,ted to svecity their age such manner ot . As > tdl ag tlie 01. tiL syniptonisot Menthir of the Royal Coilege of Surgeons in London. No. Ar o mi:q-street, Temple-bar. Aril 4, killiknal ent rum. ia Witter-street adjolling. Sixt.ECt. IMPEitfj L PARIAMENT• 'froUSE OF PEERS. •, „ . 14oNoAY, DrCEMBER.,I9; CoirNs to• Vere heard at considerable length in continuation relative to the Appeal from Chancery ; Keighley v. The East India Colirisatt_y, viz. Mc, Aoltra, as second 'Counsel tor the Respondents. -e, Their Lordships postponed the final hearing, till to-morow, Oo the question being put for the third feeding of the Volunteer Corps Bill, a conversation of ,sonte length arose, which was opened by Earl F 112 lr. 11. Li 4111, who entered into the general subject in some degree. of detail. In the course of his observations, his Lordship made a variety of remarks upon .certain•provisions in the existing -,Arts upon the subjeft ; particularly ripors the 42 , :tand 4 31 (A . ilk Majesty, and aka upon the' ,A 4 bf the 33d. He expatiated upon the principle .on which the Volunteers hod originally -tendered their services, and ihe -tering upon which they were accepted, and which he seemed-co contrast with the system which had subsequently been adopted •ft their regulatitin : from the tone and direaioo of the. Noble .Earl's voice, we were precluded from hearing many of ,his observations ; hut he argued that the entire system required, and speedily, a considerable degree •of revision : doubts had arisen, and difficulties were daily experienced, which re quired Legislative inteeference,ll - their explanation and removal. Many of the proviiionsto which he had refei'red were inconsistent 'with the principle ' u pon whielt the Volunteers originally came forward, and from his view of certain parts of the Ads, 'be deemed it mattetfor consideration how tar, in cer. , taro cries, the Volunteers were or Were not suhjtl to Pat t ieujar proviSions of the Martial LaW, . There were points wind) required the most. KHOO con; sider'ation. With respeEt to the point of Exemp. liims, the Bill, he, seemed to think, was ...neither. Sufficiently etficaciolis, nor did it extend far enough there were several doubts and - difficulties which it would not tend to remove.; and he remarked upon what he cont.+ived to be the hurried progress of. the 1314 through the House. He therefore, in order to afford an.opportunity of considering the introduc. tion of some farther provisions to obviate the diffi— . culties to which he had alluded, would propose that the Bill ha recommitted. The Noble •Earl eon.. eluded by moving,accordingly. • Lord II 4WK FS' ft II py , ---- 40 , bererat points wench had Yallen from the Noble Emi t , ob. served, that he regretted his absence from the House fat some days past, as then he would he liens sible how little pound existed for . the charge of precipitation against Ministers in the progressof the Bill through rise Houle ; and espeCially his absence from the Committee on the Bill last Saturday, a stage in which many of the Noble Earl's observa. signs would more regularly apply. The Bill was introdiked into that House on Thursday, read a , second time'On Friday, when° some discussion of the measure took place,' committed tan Saturday, • and lay over for a third reading this day. ' The Bill before the House was Merely of an explanattire n a . ~ tune, acrd very limited in - its operation; ,it tended tO do aisrai , certain praaicaldiftit . ultics, tot which an imtnediate LegislatiVe interpo,ition was obvious~ ly necessary.. These prtnei'p.iily related, as up ,. prated by the 'Bill, to certain p,,int of Exemption. With respect to the. general subjra, relative to which a great deal of what had 11,11;..infrotn the Noble Earl applied, he repeated - Whaz he had 3 ,04 on ranter occasions, that it was certainty i t s•lhe serious coniidetation ofilis Majesty '.t Govermneot„ and they were fully' AWAre of what cm0(1 b e of :Nrinced on 'the grotinds of . revising and amelint.iting the Volunteer system, but its extensive and-Corn- plicate& notore seas at the same time to he COII , sidereelloWever, it was itOenAell that no prac. sessile ~pporninity of doing that .Which was on 411, hauls deemed so des t able tiid linporta , tt, should ~14 omitted o'n 'the : part of Mmistera. At the sinne tune, though he 'threw 'out . these: observations, fie, wished . to 11:!' understood as 'nut pktiging laimselft to 'the . proda.ifo,i \ of .:my ' ' ,et•tlic measure :at .any pa - rticular ' tin-. Rectarrtng again t9' lianiti,.: .of the, POW:. Earl';s 'detailed.. observations, he admitted so A 'certain depee, 4•ttpe denthis attd dilL, .cillties had itisfen with roasted tti ee.'tqn pFov iiion4 of the' relevi n 'Mb, and respettiog i which, . the most tegulafritithoriries. at the vtiintt; were resorted. .to, namely, the Law Officers of the Crown; on opinions, prOnnitgated by these, the Nl4gistrates . a ac t l. With •tespen to the- Bill, he deemed its provisions . fully adequate to - obVi:ite`ilittse dilli,!ulties it professed to remove ; 31 d it was such .ts, under all the circumstances of Ow case,, it 'was deemed ne. cessary, to propose to the Legislature : but widt tr. gard to any contingent difficulties Which might prevail (or such 'as seemed to he In the mini of the .Noble Ear)) until it s li:iuld plea4e Par!mament to itdopt farther 'regolations, if such in its stii.d4m it ,should deem'neces , ary, that regular quarter which he had alluded to as arbitrating on f ,, interocca. ~sions, wroth! be again res , rted to, fur the direittion of the Ntigismites, &c. in the discharge of their dories; he •would therefine press the third reading or the Bill. • , Esti Frrtw IL LIAM in Otplarlatl , qt, supported some of the positioos•be had in the first instance ad., ;voiced. He adverted 'to the state of the:ballots, &c. in the parts of the country white he W. t s can. .oedett—these were, in consequence of ihe Mien). ties which occurred, in some instances delayed; and the Liettterrincy felt themselves considerdtly at a toss. • He conceived it to be the duty of lvii. Pistess to lose no time in sibviatimg „those (Acid. 'ties. Lord GR4IV7'LEY said a few wottls in support STATE LOTTEY, R, i igoj, i3 EGINS DRAWING the 9111. of JANUARY Iso4. SCHEME : . : No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. z of kac h oco is L'4o l oon 2 "lo,ooti 23,000 *"1 " 2 • - s,oati , - 10,060 • - - 2.000 - • 6 .orva • • 6 . l i zoo 6. 0 00 " 14 IC , /6 5OO • '01 . 440' . 2 0 500 'Vba J - 100 :1,.0f50 „ 1:0 - co S,oo* 1 ' 6,325 ' ' Y2b;icto 26,000 'Tickets ,C 22,7, o 0 • first-drefizori Icket Seventlillay . Z:zo . ,o'oo Ditto clAgeliay - , 4rf -part 01 the above Capitals., TIeKETS and SHARES ate SELLINtI at EVERY LICENSED rAmuitv...r) pF. t and the PRIZES 4PAI() tr‘t nM'ANP.. ,: 9(llSENT•Palfatii;! Ticket •r g Half - 9c) Eighth. ' - a 6 o Quarter - 4tt §ixteenth I 3 0 • r _