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q johnson street. sunday, 18th inst, at one O'Clock
?. NJ The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend, without further nvltauon rue
refabsss win be conveyed to Greenwood
On Thursday July TO- FRANCIS r. McAIEEx, infant son
of Patrick and kosanna AcAeer, aged months ana 20
The friends Of The family respectfully invited to At
tend the funeral, from the residence Of his parents, "A
Prince street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock. -
On Friday morning, July H. Mrs. HANNAH SHELLEY, reacs
OF Gibbs S5sey, Esq formerly Of Massachusetts aged %
The friends and acquainsances Of the family respect
fay invfd 70 attend the funeral Cd sunday T
at three oclook from her late residence la west fweh-
ty-hnh street. without further invitation.
Massachusetts papers please cory,
On Friday morning. July IL, NARY f., edes. aeagn'el
of Joseph and Elizabeth B. Hougon in the 2ls year OF
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at three O'CLOCK from tho
residence OF her parents, 90 West Forty nth street
Un Friday morning. July IL, CARsrEN kooPMAs, son OF
His funeral viii take place this afternoon at aifpast
twelve O'Clock from the residence Oh HIS Paren's 800
Fourth avenue.
On Friday morning July IL, CATHERINE the beloved
wife Of Chas. H. Gallagher.
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon at
three O'Clock from 81 South Sixth street. Williamsburg.
AT Staten Island, on Thursday morning, July 10 IHoxs
CHARLES ony child of Thomas Charles and Alice Gave,
On Friday. july H. after a short but severe illness,
Mrs MARY ANN CARL, wife Of Ebert Carl, and only
daughter Of Mrs Hanken aged 70 years, months and
% days.
of her brothers. George John and Henry Butt are re.
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dencesfher mother corner OF Hudson avenue and High
street Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
In Brooklyn, Friday, July H. MARY wife Of Samuel
Pitt, rative of county Derry, Ireland
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
Amty street near Columbia Brooklyn on Sunday attwo
O'Clock p. M.
At Tompkinsvle Staten Island, Thursday, July 10,
SARAH ANN widow Of the late Archibald Gordon, and
daughter of the late Daniel D. Tompkins.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence this afternoon,
at four o'clock
AT Paris. June "a, Mrs. CATHERINE MILDRED LEs wife
OF E. " ChIdc Esq of Boston, and daughter Of General
Henry Lee, Of Virginia.
In London, Eng, June 10, MARION, wife Of Charles
Weldon, of this city in her 32d year.
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CONGRESS- WATER.

A CARD.-T0 60UrHEREERs. DRffkERS or O0N-
"A sres water reliably informed that mineral waters
na%e saratosa sss sre es.sns,eiy imposed upon he
public the southern and Southwestern States where per-
sons buying these articles desire and think they are purchasing
Congress water kc whereas at Saratoga there are waters
OF all kinds from Congress down 70 ditch water and the
articles imposed in this the public are mostly art
persons desiring the eject Of Congress water Of
them being entirely Of the genuine Congress
sas
ing The digestive and destroying the tone OF stomach
sae eject being no wse aaren rom dat
saline cathartcs dissolved ordinary waterwhe Congress
water neither gripping or injurious effect IN any case
e spring which %ans hres years past has
coniounded the name Of the spring with that Of the
place thus aifordng the opportunity for swinders 70
Of the Obtained by the CONGRESS- spring in long
series Of years The injury thus inflicted upon the public and
finding either effect or Injurious effects from their use they
10 future refuse the genuine Congress water supposng that
they have already tried tits not sufficient guarantee Of
Names the old bottles and greedy bought by
eounerfeers for the purpose Of filing ihem with their value
only Of those rely onCongress other
and be certain that the branded the cork of
waiei-C WIFI without these words il is vaaeess,
dangerous counterfeit. As compounds called Saratoga
powders Saratoga salts &c they only vaueess but
iiz powders Of the shops That Is impossible form Con-
gress water arca we have the authority OF the celebrated
reeontane the ingredients article of equal
qualify the effects OF which viii be the the natural
and packages; BY ordering from us direct enclosing
Tor me amount ordered you can have safely forwarded 70
genuine Congress water only Of reliable persons and
anime the lettering Of the cork brand -
Congress SPRING Saratoga Springs and No Is Thames
New York City
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dollars year estimate Of the earnings of good ope
satOr with Singers latest improved high speeded
The for quilting Innings and other profitable
work hand the time to buy the machines
and prepare The fact that machines either Tor
private fLaes in large manufacturing establishments
superior every other kind be proved by
thousands who them and is beyond dispute New ma
exchanged old and inferior the usual be
raj terms. L. NJ. SINGER x CO., SL3 broadway
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esh state by the of spras patent self sealing cans
null directions preserving all kinds OF fruits ana vegetables
accompany quarts 81 so per dozen hall
kalops, So CO. N. BAH orders, by post or Otherwise,
promptly part oil the city or
tyrookIyn WELLS PROVOST, Propretors,
No. a2l Pearl street. Franklin square.
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druggists arzans-Bes imported white and Cog
nisc OIL original packages; essences GIN whskey,
apple peach, cherry and raspberry brandy oils lemon,
bergamot sassaira wntergreen pmeno melissa juniper
caraway Ambroype, Photographic and dagaerreoype
materials and metals gumarabic, carmne. ulramarine,
clay varnishes and pateut Medicines Persian insect
powder, hypaper &c. for sale by Dr. l.. FEUCHTWANGER,
Il3 Maiden lane.
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nEGATTAS.

DEGhft.-THE REGATTA AT POINT BREEZE n
~ pasnoned until Monday next, July H. ~ O'Clock IN
conseuenee % the greet match which took place a. o
hoktn Tor $500, between two celebrated Notes.-The Louisa
Jane and Walton. The said boats entered IN te above
race when iN expected o the exrng revaias Of
tic season WIN takr pifcr. JOHN H. MDMER,
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The New and Extensive Bazaar Of Fancy
goods nd toys just opened No. 400 Broadway by H. 8
Roger his old stand every
vare ladies' fans recules Jet ornaments dressing cases
brusi perfnery fancy Also, the most
toys, dolls games for the insruc
Non and amusement OF children. lately imported and for
saie at the lowest importers prices, by
III. S. ROGERS No. 400 Broadway.
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DEF ,ancc Snlamass<Aer Sa1es.-RObert M.
rATk lex the sole mansfscrer N The United states OF
e sb powder proof defiance
locke Depot 1872 Pearl street, door below
naA1 IN ane
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merchants will full stock Of every style and quality
known TO The trade market prices at THOS.
FAYE CO.'S, 257 Broadway, directly opposite the chy
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Tho pairons OF reIaedy daily. In
cramps eholc u te reliable. In and
debility exhnrars, forthes and makes the des
psndcnt cheerful Will dyspepsia and Its kindred ailments
runphs. IL pains from nAtui1ce cholera morbus
other N Tie Bowels SIS perfect ando,es To III.
under all circumstances, ss friendly influences
always appreciated The tan,ng aud prosirae by heat
rcvives and supports. To me traveller precious
eonfding never failing. To the sedcntary and sngnd
cheer To the luxurious aud high
restorative Happily ALL ss
barrier while It's daily nsure share II good
ksaih Price Is per bottle Sold by Barnes Park
Broadway; " cekcner u Barclay street; j. Coddngo
us Broadway and MIRA Hayes, Brooklyn.
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Ia Rroosisn, on Wednesday morning July Q, HgvRY
Ct-smNa. ngei AZ y'afs.
FsgeSs .afsa. WI he perldrnsi a. bis Ala residence
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painful FORMS also scrofa, old ulcers aud the
of disease Of The blood debility liver complaint
kdneys incipeut consumption, Ac certainly cured
by is great purifier Principal depot 2s6 Grand street IS
cents bottle.
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boots, SnOes ~ .Ad Galters--A Fine AssorS-
ment o. me above ar cles be found Of calf patent lea
Their, cioth bucksD p.une,a and the lowest eAy
street, west Of Bre adway.
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~ broadway near Warren street. call attention 10 their large
ana complete paper hangings from the
best French ld American factories Artistic wornen only
employed an all work warranted.
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bathing Dresses, s0r Ladies' and Gentlemen,
GREENS shirt and iurp shing store, M. House,
zephyr and nze undershrts and
bOee
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The Catarrh Doctor, 4. Howard Marshall,
win be again ST. Nicholas Hotel New York, Monday,
July staying days only Direct all letters 70 81 Nj
ehoiax Hotel New York.
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1927 -PESMANsITP.-NR DoLBEAR coo pRotp.
ICOl. way, bas invented system Of baud training
which entirely all stiffness and trembling ibst
every person. old Young may learn write with cage and
elegance. Cal and exanlne. - -
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Teas.-The Canton Tea Company have on

hand every variety for gocers dealers and private
fnmEes Souchong Oolong and young Hyson, from Doc TO
gunpowder imperial from 25c to Sc; all other qua
equally low. Also 10 boxes good family tea for
dollar Can and eSsmine-No. LIS Chatham street. between
Pearl and Roosevelt,
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~ iusurpas-ed for beauty aud durability They can
Ne usrrtei without extracting the roots All hs dental work
rorsders he bestand cheapest Teeth extracted Wiogi
pain N5 broadway
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hair OF bad color invited TO call and consult Dr.
RANDJEAN consultation iree) at "a Church street corner
Of Barclay Ills aud gives the hair the natural color
desired and may be considered real prodigy Of chemistry
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LITERATURE.
A PP1ysTONs RAILWAY GUIDE FOR JULY.
"A ID. APPLETON Co. SAG AND 34S BROADWAY,
Have ready,
NO. !, PRKE Is CENTS, 252 PAGES
APPLEToNS'
RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION
GUIDE,

APPLEToNs
GUIDE.
For the United States and the Canadas
on ali the railways Of de Tnted sss and
prna | s sa~a sa By
map plncsA opposite the description Of that road which map
roads, and other typographical matter OF use TO
GENERAL srEA 4siSo DIRECTORY,
Alphabetically arranged giving the daily saiings q all ne
out he ua.sd ss,ss The ShSs ssee%psnisd Ssa ~
y,yng every necessary respecting their 10
as WIN large VARSITY n Of o,
eA''a'.'s 81 'f RIpI WITH GENERAL MAP
Containing sixty maps delineatins most Of the
The constantly ass for travel and the com
mereiai and social relations existing throughout the United
se w Ss on enable the traveller
ganoe the time of departure Of the trains from their various
Winch p S me iSss S The
MSs which BY
days are now accomplished in as many hours Commercial
now aseomp iished in as many days.
has The wacn
thrown aside worthless the Of the demanding
something more comprehensive and OF greater practical
compiler would remark presenting this work to the
public that he has devoted much tme aud travelled many
Thousand miles In order TO periectt The most important fea
each principal being fully correctly deneated BY
map for he road
has been the a only combine completeness of in
far railways and steanboa concerned but also d.
n or s fy @A y ' %
and find any therein particularly requested
%ho mini be eases 70 e ay e
may consider beneficial to the travelling communicable
For sale BY ali booksellers periodical Dealers agents.
and at all the railroad depots.
A PPLETONs' ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY AND STEAM
"A Navigation GuldeIn consequence of the unexpected
demand for this work the first edition entirely exhausted
delivery on Monday July a. -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY oar.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
GEORGE WILL PLEASE TO WRITE YOUR FRIEND
VI wishes hear from YOU Address w. j.. box lS9 Herald
nnir
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The stomach ia the commarat Of The physical system. IL
furnishes the material tustenance ~ every organ III dis
ordered the whole body angIhes but however affected ia
and vgor may always be restored By Of these
Irresistible pllls.
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Hear Louis Napoieou.-


Louis Napoleon admits
That LYON gives all insects fits.
For fun particulars, perchanee,
You'd like to tie news from France
IL you curious, call to-day,
AtIyon's, 49, broadway.
Lyons magnetic pow Ter aud pills for insects aad vernln
GA Broadway and No. South Eighth street. Philadelphia.
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Campbell, Apotheeary aud Chemically
experience IN this city Pure drugs al all hours south
west Of Eighth avenue ant Twenty eighth street.
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the medical charge Of d D. r Nesel ~ D., establish.
the exclusive diseases the throat
the Inhalation Of cold aedcaied brief
consumption, throat all, hronchs asthma caarIh
successfully treated THIS institution wall he free
70 any address. q. NANnkUsEN, Secretary.
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SoaD Positive

" tan pmpes freckies eruptions letter like
poure subtitle uproos hair from low foreheads part Of
the body, WARRANTED lily white rouge hair dye and
The old depot % Walker first door from Broad
way; Mrs Hayes, Brooklyn; Calender Philadelphia.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

CUNNING :. BEDFORD A. M, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Obstetrics in the University New York. 8vo
6o2Pp Is w. WOOD, 3s3 Broadway. Price s.; by
NAL free of postage.
From the New York Journal Of Medicine and the Collateral
Sciencesl
The rapid sale Of this work unprecedented In the history
OF medical literature in this country.
From the Cincinnati Medical Journal
The most valuable the subject presented to the
profession.
from the British and Foreign Medco Chlrargica Review
London
The work worthy Of its author credit his country and
o rich mine of instruction TO the profession large.
From the Charleston Medical journal and Review1
We read every this admirable book and
the valuable contribution offered
profession II has received the highest caconums
press of this country and England.
From the New York Evening Post
This work Is destined to make high mark 1t discusses with
the ability OF master the various diseases OF women ard chill
dren and It's style so ineligible and eloquent that the
reader readily comprehend the authors
ciples of health.
From the New York Courier and Enqurer.J
Dr. Bedford is well known Of the eminent
utoners in the country, and writer of sterling ability This
work fully susans his high reputation and viii be sought
eagerly ~ mother socous for the
hef own health and that OF her children.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
The mother anxious for her health that of her
daughters, viii find repleie with jiidicious counsel
From the New York Observer
Fun OF practical precepts for parents and should be In the
hands OF mother
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WAETED-AT go BROADWAY, TWO Conductors
w two bookkeepers, three clerks two saesmen two bar
Keepers, three waters porters
aud railroads aud bows Tor rsies
and stores. LOUIS HAVEMAN Aga..
WANTED-AT NO. 8 EAST BROADWAY rwo
w dining rooruwaiter girls fer q summer hotel in Conoec
usut wages 81 permouh clerk tor furnishing store WAGES
sl0 per week two men 70 work in disiierv: coachn,n
fer private family wages SIS per month"; 6ousekeeper for
hotel Charges moderate. GIIJ,FN n 20
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II ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, No, 81
Ready this morning.
Glass day Celebration, Harvard, engravings.
Assassination Of James King of William.
Execution OF James r. Casey and Charles Cora by the Vigil
lance Committee. San Francisco.
Great Coniiagraon Of the No Mil, Nashau Manufacturing
Company, ". III,
The suffers Ballot Box views spien-
Did engravngs. Price 10 cents.
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WANTED.-LEFT HIS PLACE or

INFORMATION wANTED.-LEFT HIS PLACE OF RB-
sdence Morrisania, Westcheser county, Saturday,
the 9TH instant Captain jarvis Archer He is about feet
inches in height will weigh about 100 pounds, light
pexion; had on when he left cloth rock coat black
cloth vest dark mixed pantaoons lined with slate coored
Canton annel cotton drawers light cotton check crava calf
skin boots and black felt hat Has been partially deranged for
past speaks but little and that only when spoken
TO- II is feared he has met with casually Whoever
will give any information respecting him 10 his afflicted family
friends will be suitably rewarded Address Henry Purdy,
Morsania Westcheser county N Y Albany papers please
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superior 10 all others Their improvements
perfect comfort the natural elegance and durability
His unraled and only harmless hair dye applied twelve
priyate rooms, at BATCBELOR'S 233 broadway.
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Dryan's Toilet Balm of Orange Flowers
perfumes the breath and cleanses the teeth Bryans ,oei
hahn Of orange flowers removes tan pples and erup,ons
"a skin Brysn's toilet balm grange flowers rendera
a. sweet son delicate. wea ale depot at Il RRRFT
NORToNs isl Eighth avenue sa ~ " Cickencr Go.
"A has
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sTrUATTOys WANTED.

A SITUATION wANTED--BY RESPECTABLE w0-
IA man, and TO do plain sewing; has objection
rave has been accustomed TO travel the good
Inquire al lGs East I'D &.
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Hair Dye and T0upecs

admiration all connoisseurs In art suit OF
elegant private Tor supplying his nimtabie dye
reliable article OF the knd exant Wholesale and
tai, atCRISTADORo'S, No Astor House Copy the ad
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REWARDS.

q 4 n REWARD WILL BE PAID, AND NO QUESTIONS
1O asked for The return OF the trunk marked j. M and
its contents taken from the steamer James Adger the
morning OF the 9Th July Apply at u Warren st., third floor
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IENSINGS JEwfLRY STORE NO. % FULTON
81 steetA select assortment Of fine watches jeweirv sill
end plated constantly hand. very low prices
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Scr period forty yeors made the human hair his study
daily all diseases Of the hair ut his Office
"a Church street corner OF Barclay from O'Clock A. NJ to
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the mother D deficient, Frequently
the with American women. The Elzabethan ale Is
such cases, aordng real nourshment than
the imported. IAce 10 Water street.
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yNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTEST ANT GIRL.
situation cambermad and TO assist IN the wash
ing and ronng can be seen for four days at No 80 Pe st.
Inquire for Miss Garyey; good reference II reaaired
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INFORMATION wANTED-oF CECILIA THOMPSON,
aged about - years native of the Bahamas, who left
Liverpool for this place in the month August 1854 in the
capacity sewardess board the British ship Shackanax
on. Apply to RO0ME a. DINWIDDIE ~ Merchants Ex-
change.
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Gar M special treatment of The obstinate forms OF
affections and Tor scrofa, v NJ "a Asnity street
be consulted daily, Sundays elcepsdD
% n A. N, aud from 10 5P.f N.
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n six weeks by my onguent which will stain inure
he skin rs bottle sent to part OF the country H. o.
GRAHAM 5oo1 Broadway Briggs, 81 State street. Albany.
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MARSH co. by the Industrial Exhibition OF All Nations
the Crystal Palace for heir patent radical truss
Rc1zsnres IT, supNroriy Professors Valentine Mott
wHsrd Parker and John NJ. carnochan. Open from A. NJ
aoar. NJ MARSH co, No. 2is Maiden iane New York.
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TimoInt's Sulphur md vapor Ba

walker street, Broadway established In Is0 for the
OF rheumatism erupons of the skim severe colds fe
vcrs xc highly recommended by the first physicians
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A PPLETONS' ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY AND STEAM
IA Navigation Gude-In consequence of the unexpected
demand for this work. the first edition entirely exhausted
second edition has been put press which WIN be ready
4 delivery on Monday, July IA.
D. APPLETON CO, 3t6 and 34S Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-15
Prizes payable in full without deduction
lJl1V prizes. 7ochJO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS Quarters 81 80.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

AJl1V priZes.s ocSyOIV
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S. Quarters 81 80.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers TO
those drawing the first 222 prizes will be entitled to the
688 approximation prizes For example If ticket No
$50 draws the 800 900 prize thOss tickets numbered
124S 1l249 1881 and 1882 will each be entitled $500
and according to the above scheme If ticket No.
should be drawn, the approximations would be s. 29999
$4,000. ticket No $4,000 should be drawn the approx
nations would be 2999s, $685. and Q. If ticket No.
or 29999 should be drawn the approximations will be on
thesame principle
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. i
In the above scheme there 600 tickets numbered
from to $1,000. There are 222 full Prizes and SIS Ap
proximstions, making in all !, 10 prizes.
The numbers from to 10000 corresponding with the
numbers the tickets printed on separate slips OF pa
per, are rolled up and encrcled with small tin tubes and
pseed in Glass Wheel
The amounts of the different 222 full prizes similarly
printed and eucrcled, placed in another wheel After
revolving the wheels, number is drawn from the wheel
OF numbers and at the time prize drawn from
the other wheel, by boys who bindfOlded The
Der and the pr drawn out opened and exhibited to
the audience and registered by the Commissioner. the
prize being placed against the number drawn Thsop
lion is repeated until all the prizes drawn The
drawing is then printed and after comparison the Com
missioner certi6es to IT'S correctness
H All orders for tickets packages in any of tie
Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt attention. and the
drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after it is
over. Address T. Il. HUBBARD co,
No. SO Fayette st., or Box No. 40
Oc2o- Baltimore Mary and