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SECOND GREAT light.



The discovery of these wonderful pills established
in purgaton and principle in the science ofmed
cine. In taking these pills gripping pains sickness
the stomach is experienced they operate naturally,
leaving the bowels liver and other organs in natural and
healthy condition.
They insure those who take them good appetite, and
healthy digestion.
Each pill that taken gives life to the blood they
purify it, take from it all impure deposits, and equaze its
circulation.
One doses of Railways Regulators will entirely
all distressing symptoms Of Dyspepsia, Jaundioe,
Nervousness lndigeston Costiveness Liver Complaint,
Bousness Melancholy, and will all organic diseases,
either In Ladies troubled with Irregular
titles weakening discharges rely upon prompt cure
and regular periods if Railways Regulators taken.
Every dose Of Railway Regulators that is taken nstls
strength within the body of the weak feeble and inrm
All who take them delighted with the happy change they
experience in few hours The disprited and melancholy
feel joyous and happy the sick and debatd strong and
vigorous
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
THIRD GREAT LIGHT

taADwAY's RENoyATING REsOLvENT.
Cures Humors, Salt Rheum, Scroula Ulcers, Nodes Tu
mors Fever Sores Skin Eruptons, Bloches, Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, Govt, Dropsy Syphilis, Consumption Apo
pexy, &C., and all constitutional and chronic Diseases eli
Their inherited by hereditary Transmission inocuated by
exposure otherwise
There is no remedy in the world that will work such mi-
raculous in old diseases, Roadway Resoiynt 1t
changes the whole human body; reproduces new and
healthy blood.
ly-Bleedng from the lungs Railways RenCvating Re-
solvent will in few moments, check HemoErhage from
the lungs throat In where the patient coughs up
Of blood pus streaked with blood Railways Resell
vent will remove the difficulty,
RrSarah Hammond of 13S East Thirty Second street,
had bad cough for two years, she coughed up somtes
half pint of, blood during the night She cured in
days by the Relief and llesolvent.
A leg of q years, cared in three weeks by Rad
ways Relief. Mr.. I, H. kigo, merchant ofhgh stand
ng in Dahlonege Ca. That gentleman, who for
q years had been affected with leg, that resisted ev
cry kind Of treatment wa eectuay cred in three weeks
by Railways Ready Relief Resolyent and Regulators.
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the THREE GREAT Li6urs.


In all constitutional Diseases and where ths Constitution
is broken down, the body in rapid state Of decay or
the system noculaed with the virus OF disease either by
the violation of the laws of beah intemperance
and indulgence of The pasans by hereditary transmits
sion, in Of Serofua Consumption, Rheumatism,
Govt Fits, and other heir looms, which long line of an
cestry has bpunutuy and richly bestowed postery
memento of the past at the cost Of the suffering Gher
tors. These Remedies in there rintay capacity
aoarave power that disease withstand their com
hned effect will eradicate from the living body every par
ole of diseased natter the whole system with
health heal the unsound deeayng lungs other organs
cleanse and purify the unclean from all impurities.
TO the disabled wayfarer who crippled with nrmities
invite you to try " these Remedies, We will voueh
| for there efficacy.
With many hundreds Of others who have witnessed and
felt the effect Of the Three Great Lights, and they rule
and govern those bodies which they destined by the
Almighty Power these three Remedies stand as Rulers,
Conquerers and Grand Masters Of all Diseases
RADWAY X co., 1872 Fulton street, N, u.
lr r. r. Remedies sold by merchants druggists, mud
storekeepers everywhere. 90eeply
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Three Great EIisEats.

MANKIND hav long been engulphed in darkness as re-
VI CARDS the true Of securing health,rding the
human body from disease and preserving life. The sick
under the faacous treatment of the regular faculty,
subject continued practice of probabilities and uncer
aintie There nothing certain fixed in the treatment
of the sick, in either the old school of medicine.
DR.. Railway has succeeded in producing three remedies
known the world Railways Ready Relief waiting
Resolvent, and Regulators These remedies only
established facts nasmuch they have never yet failed
in their special compned efficacy i'll producing fruitful
and beneficial resultsbut they facts establishing
scienceas they have in all cases, when tred succeed
ed in restoring heah--and Kidding the body from dis
after al other medical treatment had ailedand the
skful physicians had given up the sick as beyond
the power of human to cureand pronounced the
dreadful mandate--incurahe,
Railways Remedies therefore fixed facts In the
chives of medical scence~-they have been often tred'
@ never denied, land are ready "to be tried again"
FIRST GREAT LIGHT.
Railways READYRELIEF.
As special Remedy is to he used in all where the
body is seized with the Qrurng pangs or parONysms Of
pain--nO what the of the pain may he,
where it may be ocated-an application of the Ready Re-
lief either internally drink, externally as allie
vat0r will in few minutes restore the afflicted body to
and comfort.
In all cases Of Bowel Disorders Dysentery Cholera,
Bloody FuX, Sick Headache Nervous Headache and other
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia Rheumatism, Sprains,
Strains Tooth Ache BURNS soalds Wounds Slot Wounds
Bruises, Cuts Poisoning either by the bites sngs Of
Reptiles, INSECTS Vegetable Mineral poisoning by
odent-in all and under all circumstances where
the human system is tortured by pain, Railways Ready
Relief he relied upon quick safe, and certain rem
edy.
In of Biousness Bilious Fever, Typhus Fever,
Ship Fever, Yellow Fever Fever Ague Scarlet Fever and
all malignant Fevers, Small PoN, Measles Pneumonia,
Railways Ready Relief used in connection with Railway IS
Regulators, will cure the positively sick, afflicted with
these disorders and protect the system against sudden at
acks when either of these malignant diseases prevail
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Checks.
1 LARGE variety in Marble, Gilt, Bronze, Iron and
i Wood Cases. at PHINNEY'S,
corner Of Main and State streets.
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/ AFTERNOON.
SENArE.--The bill relating to Justice suits
was taken up. The question occurred on the
adoption of the resolution proposed by Mr.
Geed. The amendment was adopted, and ON
the third reading Of the bin the yeas and nays
we're yeas H. nays
Bill passed. To repeal an act authorizing
the business of banking
Reports -By Mr.. Royce from committee on
education, in favor OF bill to incorporate the
Waterford Institute, with amendments, which
were adopted, and tie bill was passed. By Mr..
Butter. from committc on finance, adversely to
bill relating to demands in favor of the State
third reading refused. By Mr. Hatch, from
committee ON banks, in favor Of bill to extend
the charter of the Bank of Pouiney; passed
By Mr.. Cahoon, FROM judiciary committee, I'D
versely to bills relating to the selection OF petit
jurors to attend the county court; relating 10
marriages, and in amenpment of part OF section
l3, chapter ll6 eff compiled statutes, relating
to recording fees third rsadiag refused. Ia
favor Of bill relating to certificates OF stocks in
corporations with amendments, which were
9 adopted, and bill passed. BY Mr. Chittenden
from judiciary committee, adversely to bill ia
8 addition to an act relating to witnesses third
reading refused.
Tho amendment proposed by the House to
. bill in amendment OF IN act relating to bank
i ing was taken up. and ON motion oil Mr. Chit
Q tenden made the special order for Monday
d morning at Is o'clock
The bill in addition to ana amendment Of
acts relating to the traffic in intox caaing H.
quors Mr. Gleed moved to amend the bill
and it was committed to Senator with in
structiOns to amend.
On motion OF Mr.. Chttenden, the bill wa
10 made the special order for Monday al 3 p. NJ.
TO The bill laying tax on the county of Chit
q tenden was taken up, and on motion of Mr.
a Chittendcn, the bill was amended, (makng til
to tax one-half of one per eent.) and the amend
mont was adopted andllhe bill passed. Adj.
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HaAWRR WARE
Cutlery

JONATHAN CR0OKE'S and other celebrated msnufac-
~ turers Pen and Pocket Knives, nice ivory balanced
handled Table Knives Shears and Scissors good stock
from the best makers, at PHIN&EY'S.
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omen. The kitchen range wouldn't burn, or when
n felt inclined 70 burn it wouldn't bake. There
was a scarcity of water There was supefsoun-
dsrcc Of eockroaches. There was this thing, that
thing. and the other thing. that in fact, my wife
dIsliked the new house.
NV wife grew melancholy.
"snpposing. my DEAR" said to her one evening,
"as our old house Is not yet let, we move back
again."
She jumped mp from her seat, kissed me- and told
me was her "good, kind, dear old Tommy" She
always calls me "her Tommy" when please her.
We moved back again % our old home.
had to pay quarters rent for the new house;
was at the expense Of twice moving; had two car
pets completely destroyed; lost don't know how
many things had my sons clothes ruined; ditto
my wife's temper, and-and-that's the way |
saved fifty dollars year.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY IN

- DRY GOODS.-We still selling off at and be-
low cost and will continue do for short period
only our stock of goods is still much larger than
desirable. and consists mostly of such goods which
are most desirable for the season. We will sell them
az prices to suit purchasers: 800 dozen Linen Cambria
hdkis, from low to fine qualities 100 dozen Towels;
~ dozen Damask Table Cloths all sizes; 500 pieces
W hlte Cambrics, Jaeonets and Swiss Muslins 200
pieces Check Musns, Striped and Plaid do: 500 do
me Irish Lnens, De Beges, Lustres dozen Gents
Linen Bosoms aud Printed Border Hdkfs; 1000 Ladies'
Swiss Bands Cambria and Muslin Edgings-and a
great many other goods which we are closing out
without limit as to prices.
Remember you must call early a. we AEON will
close fof the season
10 ~ j. MILLHIgER 4 pRO
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DEATH OF A VETERAS.-The funeral of the latcMaj
Parke g. Howle, U. s. Marine corps, took place in
Washington, Saturday, and was attended by officers
OF the army and navy, the companies Of marines
now stationed nj the garrison, and the Marine band
Major III. was the first lieutenant in the celebrated
company, Emmersons light artillery of Portsmouth.
- VirgRia, and nj the battle of Craney Island
appyAed in full uniform, part Of which was tall
and Flendid plume in his cap. brother officer re-
marked TO him that that dress would make him con
spcuous as target for British bullets, but Howle Is
gallant reply was, well, if am to he shot III he
shot as an officer. He took active part in that en-
gagernent. But two Of that company now survive;
Col. VIM. Young, of Washington, and Edward Car
ter, of Portsmouth, Virginia
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-. rzz1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
~ RAILROAD
Traek eompleted . JACKsoN,s RIVER

In advance Of time advertised the rails are noy, aid
and instead Of the 18th Of July,
tue liTH
The passenger trains viii certainly 20 10
JACKSON'S RIVER, within xix hours aast Nv
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, syc. 4
good road
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have bcap purchased by entire .ss
Company who will enlarge the accommodates sJA
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White sulphur nsn Psg
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and Washington ss The
same day, and tho Sweet Springs next Bersil i -
break fast.
Passengers for the Rockbrilse Alum, Bath Alsn
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, taks the stage Il
illboro and arrive at the Springs to supps tse
day they leave Richneud.
FARE.
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FROM kANsAs.-The st. Louis Democrat has ad
vices from Kansas, stating that Gov. Walker ha.
issued proclamation declaring his intention to put
down all opposition 10 territorial laws by force
and warns the citizens of Lawrence not to organize
under the Topeka charter. lie also censures them
for advising others to do so.
kumor says thar seven hundred troops were sum
moDed to march against Lawrence, and that Gov
Walker designs retaining the army in Kansas AMI
break up the Utah expedition
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BRAVE GRL.-An exchange paper tells us that
young lady in Lynn, Massachusetts,, the other
night, hearing a man under her bed after she re-
tired, drove him forth and assaulted him with a
heavy cut glass lamp, dealing him several severe
blows with it in the face, and as he gained the
stairway and made tracks for the door, helping
nun IN ms onward course by hurting it after him
taking him fair and square in the head, He must
have felt ttght-hecuied after this treatment
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NTOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures co.

NOIlNE Vt DloSOLO 1lON.-IH e CO.
partnership heretofore existing between the sub
scriber and f. y. TRAYLOR, is this day dissolved
All persons having claims against the concern viii
hand them in to Ipe for settlement; and those ndebt-
ed, will please make to me, who is alone au
thoriZed to receive it.
RORERT e ELIYSON-
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SNAKE BITE.-A little daughter of VIM. Deyine, OF
Des Molnes county, Iowa, was bitten by a rattle
snake on Wednesday evening of last week She
was at play in the yard when her parents heard her
utter scream, and going out, found the poor child
bitten. All efforts TO the little sufferer were
unavailing. and she died before morning. A few
days ago Walter Rockafell0w, wealthy farmer re
siding IN Orange county, n. Y, was bitten on the
arm by pilot snake while working in field. Iii.
arm soon became much swollen and his blood
tainted with the poison. At the last accounts he
was lying in a hopeless condition
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YACHT REGATTA At New BEpPoRp.-The animal
regatta Of the New York Yacht Club is to take
place this year at New Bedford. On the Sd of Au-
gust the squadron will assemble at Throgg's Neck
d proce thence to New Bedford, stopping Of
Gardner lay, Long island, on the passage The
yachts ayiph, Wanderer, Victoria, and Maria have
already been entered. The latter vessel was the pro
perty of tue late commodore Stevens.
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COAL! COAL,-Antharcite and the best
A NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-I
DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

NEW FIRM.-We have this day associ-
~ ated with us in business hh. Ii. BR0WNELL.
and the style of the firm will he CLARkS0N, AN
DERS0S 4 co.
A continuance of rlie liberal patronage bestowed
the old firm is respectfully solicited for the
shall constantly endeav0r to give satisfaction
to our friends and the public.
CLARkSON & ANDERSON
Importers OF Hardware &c,
No. lOi Main street.
July l, 1857. jy7-ts
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DECISION IN THE mitchell CAsE-The case of Nit
cheii coored, vs. Lamar white, in the U. S Circuit
Court OF Chicago has been decided. Judge Mclean
argued (Jndge Drummond concurringj that the
plaintiff has never been a slave nor q descendant
from slave ancestry and the presumption is that he
Is citizen of Illinois, and consequently entitled to
in the federal court
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RICHMOND MARKETS, July Is.

FLOUR.-There sales of Flour of cOuse
quence-yery light stocks and none arriving
WHEAT-The first purchases of new were made
to-day by HAxALL Co. at S.o5 for prime Red; ST.:
for prime White. There were but few samples and
the purchases amounted to only few hundred bush
els.
C0RN.-Market steady at $l.O5@gl e. 10 per bushel-
The stock is very light and receints limited
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singular DEArH BY' DRowNING.-At Cape Eliza
eeth, Maine, last saturday afternoon. Miss Helen
Mcfarland, residing i'll the family of Clement Jor-
dan, went into the Spurmick river with three lit
Tie girls to lathe. After playing in the water an
hour and half the Portland Argus says she told
hef companions how she could swim on her back
anu thiew herseii IN that position into the water
Where IL was not more than three feet deem whom
o ne Immediately sank to the bottom. Her comma.
ATOMS state, that when she sank the water rushed
INTO hef mouth with gurgling noise, aud the only
motion she made WAS to CLASH her hands toat, oi'
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Decrease, $29s,596 sl,I68,556 sIlI,i3o


NEW ORLEANS, July l7.-Cotton-Sales today 400
bales AT sitter prices The market is however quota
bly, without change. The receipts were 1901 bales
The stock in port amounts to n, 900 bales The de
crease OF the receipts here thus far is estimated at
2i,o'O bales, and at all Southern ports at 1920
bales.
Corn close9 with an advancing tendency the quo
tati0ns wereeS5GJ gOc.
Provisions are generally dull
There IL large speculative inquiry in Gunny
Cloth, and an advance is asked by holders to I3c:
sales were made at IlA0l2lac.
Prime Coffee sell at il(6llAc The saIos Of the
week were 340o bags. and the stock in port amounts
TO l02,400 bags.
NEW YORK, July l3.-FI9ur is dull, sales of 5000
$7.fOlgT 50.
Wheu IL firm; sales so bushels; new white 500
Corn IS dull; sales 1850 bushels, mixed 3d. yellow
Pork is improving; moss $32.90QtH Beef is dull
and unchanged Lard il quiet at &c.
Whisky /. afn lllin
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EGGs FOR BuRNs.-The white of an egg has proved
OF late the most etticacous remedy for burns
Seven or eight successive applications of this sub
stance soothe the pain and exclude the burned
parts from the air. This simple remedy seems to
us far preferable to colodion, or even cotton
,ScteRttfe American.
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SAD CATASTRoPHE.-As some ten or twelve persona
were amusing themselves in a sail boat Oh CRYSTAL
Lake, near Cannon Falls, Minnesota, a few DAYS
since, the boat was upset, and Miss Anna Robinson
and Miss Morgan We're drowned The rest of the
party picked up.
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EDITOR S"INDLED.-Col. SchOuler, formerly of the
boston Atlas, now OF the Ohio State Journal has
peeh grossly swindied out of some thousands of
dollars, by one Henry W Baldwin, who is now in n
Massachusetts, prison, in default of bail for 10000
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CODA WATER, SODA WATER.

~ AND THE CITY TRADE.-Having discontin-
ued our Evening Sales We will sell, privately daily
in lots suit purchasers the balance of very heavy
stock Of Watches and Jewelry remaining unsoid, at
very low prices in order that may be able to rem
der sales az soon as possible Country merchants and
the citizens generally are invited to examine our
stock. LARUS SHINE,
an17-ts "A Main st.
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UNION STEAMSHIP CON-

FL UNION STEA MSHlP COM
81 80 CRY POINT AND N0RfoIk, Steam iH
-. CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain n
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA Cant David
Teal Steamer VIRGINIA Captain B. Rooms
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Richmad
DAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving Phiia-
ings at 10 O'Clock
These Steamers now in fine srder increased ac.
Communications for the comfort of passengers having
been added, as also more room for freight. and We
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care 10 protesting
of patronage.
FB- No transhipmeDt by this line
Passage through to New York aud found Sls "a
Do do Philadelphia aud found LIST
cabin, 10
cabin "A
Passage 10 City Point and Norfolk same AZ BIZ tbs
River Boats. - Vs.
Be- Passengers by this line can stop in phjlsdtl
phia two OF three days and then proceed 10 New Yo,
Dy the same ticket ii. L. FUTILE, Agent,
aH ~ hOckalls
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PATENTS lssyED.-Among the patents issued from
the Patent Office at Washington during tbe IN
week were the following: past
A. T. Rout, Of Somerset, Va, for draining ma.
chine. Robt, Archer, of Richmond, Va, for i'm.
proved machine for making railroad chairs
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REGULAR sALF.-"oh, yes, Joe, nv father g.
an old mariner-a regular salt" "Why + Iovar
knew that. What service was he inFn sTha ~.
ing service ,s lie goes cruising around all night,
oman down, and boxes the compass ahont tha
hired girls ears" soou' the
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DERCIVAL & GRANT.

Il ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,
OFFICE. G0DDIN'S HALL RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public. With
athOrough PROFESSIONAL training and combiu-
ed PRACTICAL experience of more than % years,
they hope to give satisfaction TO those who may favor
them with orders.
In the ARCHITECTURAL LINE. will furnish de-
signs for CHI RICHES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, TOW
HOUSES, STORES, VILLAS, and alterations of old
buildings; and also for ORNAMENTAL GROUNDS,
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and SUI
perintendence.
I'm the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. will at
tend to the branches connected with RAILROADS,
Sewerage and drainage Farm Lands, with all nece5
gary Plans and Estimates
A variety of complete sets of Plans for Churches
Villas, Farm Cottages, Bridges &c, can be seen at
their Office my PPM
DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
II DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-;
FACTORING 22J Main street, between Sth and
9Th west sideThe subscriber has for sale Jntiraes
Tenders and Summer Pieces embracing 100 different
kinds and is daily manufacturing Crates to order,
wholesale and retail, at Northern, prices Crates,
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded to any part Of
the State. Also, Bells and Brass Castings made To
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice.
NH l9-6m SAML D. DENOON
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$3.50 prizes, amounting to $aHH1
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters 81 10.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from To 30,WI, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper encircled with small tin tubes aad
placed in one Wheel.
The first 262 prizes similarly printed and encrcled
are placed i'll another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolyed, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioneTs, the Prize being placed against the numbe
drawn This operation repeated until all the Prize
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
first II Prizes will be entitled the 6S Apprukia-
ton Prizes. For example, If Ticket No. IL 80 draws
the 900 Prize those Tickets numbered PAS IL 2i9
25 IL 252 will each be entitled to $22j 1T Ticket
No. so draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets num-
bered 5is 5i9, ISL, $50 will each be entitled to S2a
aud 50 on, according TO the above scheme.
The 1900 prizes OF 500 will be determined by the
last figure OF the number that draws the 500 900 prize
For example, If the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No l. then all the Tickets where the
number ends iii l. will be entitled to 500 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2, will be entitled 10 So and on
too.
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ola package oflO whole Tickets $50