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ANARRATIVE of the LOSS of the I-lINDOS -
TAN Eastlndiarnan, Capt. EDWARD RkI.STEIN,
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GRAND IMPERIAL. STATE LOTTERY,
R;gins Drawing April 4tlt 18G3.
TICKETS and SHARES are now selling by
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Where the Fula Prise of Thirty Thousand Pounds was sold in
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And where likewise the following Capitals have been sold,
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4 of 30,000 15 et 5,000
6 20,000 26 2,000
11 10,000 46 1,1./u0
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profit to the Public on Lotteries, since that time, to a very
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Please to observe the present Lottery has four 20,0001.
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