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TILTI NA MANUS !—The dose of the Lottery,
the Finish of the Contract, and the final Decision of every
Capital—Number—Ticket—Share—and Prize, will take place
NEXT SATURDAY,
ST. PATRICK'S DAY (17Th Amor), •
Visa the THREE PRIZES of h"21,600, and all the other
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AU the Tickets next Saturday I
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this Agents in the Country.
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