Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-15
scI,uyIer's Court ofEortnne,
Ne,o- York, Nag %, 1882.

TO my Patrons f,e BSrgissiG.
IHNHE great success that has uniform
H ly distinguished this establish
ment continues with unabating splen-
dor, and SCHUYLER'S customers con-
tinue to touch the leaders as profusely
as ever. Indeed it seems that the blind
goddess. has determined that SCHUY-
LER shall be "aU the 60" Within a
few weeks the amount of capitals scatter
ed from the Court of Fortune to various
parts of the United States is unparalleled
-one prize Of $50, 600, one of $40, 900,
one of Sl5, 900, two, of $4,000; in the
lottery last week the second capital of
81, 270 ; and in the very last lottery, the
whole ticket 3 81 30, the capital of
$4,000, was sent by letter to gentle
man in North Carolina: the ST 900 and
$500 prizes have been distributed in
such abundance, that they are entirely
too numerous to mention in an adver-
tisement. The New Y ork lotteries will
soon be bro't TO close, aud the opportu-
nifty, consequently, of obtaining capital,
will soon pass away. Those wishing
tickets can send money by letter through
the mail with perfect safety, and the
tickets will be promptly transmitted by
the return post My customers will bear
in mind, that when $40 are transmitted
to me, the postage need not be paid. In
regard to punctuality, integrity and re-
sponsibility, | have the privilege of re-
ferring to the first houses in this city-a-
mong them the very respectable manag-
ers, Messrs. Yates g. Mcintyre also in
Charleston, S. c., Richmond, Va, Bal
timore. Md, and Augusta and Savannah,
Georgia. The following most brilliant
classes are the next in order, the draw
ings of which will be punctually for
warded gratis by my paper, the "Lottery
Herald" which continues to be publish
ed weekly. GA class of the New
York lotteries will be drawn every
Wednesday throughout the year-tick.
cts from So to Sl0-so those who remit
the latter amount will be sure of a chance
in any lottery.
CLASSES AND CAPITALS
June l3-Class I9-Capitals $40, 900,
$4,000, So. 800, Sl,27O, 10 of 81 600,
10 of $500, 30 of $500, &c. &c.-60
No. lottery, 8 drawn ballots-tickets So.
A package of 20 tickets, cost, less
per cent. $50 90
Warranted to draw at least 80 %
A certificate of a package for sos ~
June 2o-Class 2O-Capitals $40.
600, 1890, 5 of 81 600, 6 of $500, Is
of $500, &c. &c.-66 No. lottery, 10
drawn ballots-tickets So.
A package of D wholes, cost, less 5
per cent. S62 20
Warranted to draw at least % 80
A certificate of package for $37 %
June 27-Class 2l-another brilliant
and novel affair-Capitals $50, 900,
10000, 5000, 1900, 2,2C4, 1000, 10
of 1000, 10 of 500, 10 of 500, 10 of 500,
10 of 400, 20 Of 200, "A of $50, Sc OF
100, SO of70, SO of so, liz of 40, 1874
Of "a; $40, LIST drawn number $50
1910, I'd drawn number, SIC; 1920
Sd 9TH and 9TH drawn numbers. SI2:
7,7OO, of $l0-66 No. lottery, 10
drawn ballots-tickets SO.
package o. ~ WholeS cost, less 5
per cent. 5000 90
Warranted to draw at least 100 90
A certificate of package for 100 90 |
Those renting $l05, will be enti-
tied to certificate for package ofwhole !
tickets.
July 4-Class 22--54 No. lottery, s |
drawn ballots-Highest prize II, 500
tickets So.
July II-Class 1856 No. lottery, |
10 drawn ballots-lour of $4,000
tickets So.
&G%Address
ANTHONY H. SCHUYLER. |
NeI0 York, or Baltimore, Md. |
Who is regularly licensed by the
states of n. \ ork and Maryland.
OFFICE AT BALTIMORE.
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