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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
REASONS WHY voc SHOULD srnscRipE FOR
EMERSON'S WAt4tIayz.
FOR 1853.


lst. Because its literary contents viii, Ag.-
ing the year. embrace contributions from Over
one hundred different writer anI thinkers.
numbering among them the most di>t.n-
guiShed of american authors.
Cd. Because its editorial L"partm '9t<.
"Our Studio." "Our Window aud =, 'ur
Olo," will each be conducted ay an abe ID
tor-and ii will surpas>, in the variety an%
richness Of its editorial contents. any other
magazine.
Sd. Because II Will contain, ,!uIing the
year. nearly SIX hundred original pictorial il
lusrrations from designs by the first American
artists.
4th. Because for the sum OF S3 you will
receive this splendid monthly, more richly
worth that sum than any other magazine.
and the superb engraving Of The Last Sup
per-" worth S..
5th. Because you will very likely draw
one of the three thousand prizes to be diStri-
buted on the 25Ih of December, IS5S-per-
haps one tAat is worth 81 900.
Notwithstanding that there extraordinary
inducements can hardly fail 10 accomplish
the objects of the publishers without further
efforts, yet they have determined to continue
through the year
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
Fhrcsh:Ec .7E"chsmCs,
~ .STON'S IRON GEARED THRESiliN
MACHINES.

LiTTON'S IRON GEARED THRES liN'
MACHINES,
itIGsTaatcd 20 be he reg Lest inH'nc;LH.
THIS Machine ls driven with an 'ioJ
ROD in the uIace Of band. There i 40
shuping ot bands about this machine
nich has been = great t'cIhie and &
p~n<e by losing time 10 EX he bands
which often occurs 10 III machirrs N"' X
ed with hand. This IRON GkiRED
MACHINE ~ warrentcd - t,r"si. H. &
cr, with loss horse rn%rr t:.G: a3v i'ai...
machine. |; is warranted lo ~" i
feet satisfaction. Ne ,ald la! '', + -
Of these machines IN tnu' 'iuI.Gri and
Charles Counties. w @:rr ,ome few
REFERENCES:
ANNE ARUNDEL County: Owen Ce-
Gil George Clayton, Matthew IIardesty,
n L. Darnall. John Jones, DR.. Jacobs,
CALVERT County: John T. Barber,
w. P. Harde tv, Capt. Stallings.
PRINCE GEORGES ) County: Francis
II. Soper.
CHARLES CoUxTY II. L. Mudd, Jo-
siah Hawkins, J. n. Harrison.
Any farmer wanting one OF these ma
chimes will please call OH Fl. n. Litch,
John Kepiingcr, (our agents } or George
Claytor, who will give all information
desired. The price Of our best six horse
Tnschines, with plate. Bars, Horse Power
aud Straw Carrier, all complete for
threshing. S165, delivered on board ves-
sells in Baltimore. Four Horse Power
and Machine, finished in the style. $50,
and fully warranted.
We have machines for less money,
but it is the interest Of the former to
have the oest, aS il will last double as
!1ng. This machine was exhibited at
Upper Marlboro at April Court, Annap-
oils, and Port Tobacco, Charles county.
When farmer purchases one OF these
machines, and is ready TO use 1t, If he
will let me know, | Will send a man. free
Of charge, and set the machine up and
start il, and if IT does not give perfect
satisfaction, he can return it again.
Farmers will please send in their or
ders at an early day, so that We can ship
IN good time.
This horse power can be attached 10
any mill or corn sheiIer without any ex-
ira expense Old horse powers and ev-
cry kind of old iron taken in exchange.
All orders will be promptly attended to.
60 Warehouse aud Office, No. 151
North High Street, between HilIen and
Gay Streets, Baltimore.
Join d. LINTON,
No. 15l Moth High Street,
between Hillen and Gay.
June 4, 1S57-6m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
MAKING MONEY.

Thu S"cce>> which onr agents are meeting
with j. aimoat astonishing. among the ma
ny evidences of thus fact, we present the fol-
lowing from one OF our agents already in the
field:
II have now been at work canvassing on
your Magazine one week, and am delighted
with the huSlness. Ii Is different from can
y~ssIrg Ior any thing else | ever tired. | am
sure 10 get subscriber in every family where
they can rake together three dollars. | am
never received with indifference anywhere,
for the first thing do is to unroll my engra-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
THE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.

To any person who will get up club of
twenty four subscribers, either at one or more
post office, we will present splendid Libra
ry. consisting of over Forty Large Bound
Volumes. embracing the most popular works
in the market. The club NAV be formed at
the club price, 50 year, without the engra-
wing, OF at the full pnce, $3, with the engra-
wing of the Last Supper TO each subscriber
List and description OF the Library, and >pe-
cin.en copy Of the Magazine, will be for
warlej on r".~spt O: p cents. Over 200
Librar:,''. or 500 volumes. have already
been distributed IN a'"or,ianc" with this offer.
and we >hanId BE siai OF ar OPP, .lunity to
furnish a i.rhrary 10 ey,rs clergyman, 10 ev-
erv school, 3chcr. or u some one at every
post ci,ice IN ti.e country.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
SPECIMEN ENGRAVING,

As we desire to place in the hands Of every
person who proposes TO get Up a slab, and
also q every agent, copy Of engraving
Of 'lne Las, Supper" as a specimen, each
applicant inclosing u< S. will receive the en-
craving, posi- pad. by return mail. also spe-
cimrns OF our publications and one Of the
numbered subscription rereIpt<, entrlling the
holder 10 the Magazine one year and to
chance in the distribution. This offer ls made
only To those who desire 10 act as agents or
70 form clubs. Address
OAk%NITT s co.
No. 81 Broadway, New Ycfk.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
PROSpECrJ

TNDER the above title il L proposed to
u conduct ard publish IN he "Ity of R-!'i-
NOR. q fir. lass Commercial and Political
MOtNINCr NEW:phPFR.
Il.s ,a'.~-ri>e las boan orcmnfpd by the
conviction "a, the rfpd iowth q! tSc!:im;.re IN
population ard wealth. it's constantly augment
ing trade. end is consequently in 'reassi COM
mere al aad political Importance, not only Justify
bu, demand an effort tn introdSc into the field
Of !, lrnalSu hat element o. urg utICn, which
in al other branches Of Lusine$~. hns 50 materi-
ally contributed TO the 3r3SpaSv II the city.
"THE ENCHANGE." +" fNih regard to
the rams.-!f m apology weS nee lei, f0r thus
introdu"i.- what my parl4's ne deemed =
move y IL he uoi4en- ,tlre Jf journalism. 1t
has heen JlDnted, not simply for is peculiar an
prop ria'eneSS II connection fith those c NJ
mercial interests To wh.n ra 3er OF the character
proro osed mus; le LARGELY de ftel. but in Its
wide ani more comprehensive occupation, as
embracing w..h'n its efal' those topics
which come within the proyI4ce Of the public
press.
Isl. Ngws-It Will. of coSrse, be the first
aim of the pro0rctors 10 fnrni4l the readers Of
THE EXCHANGE with lie most prompt,
full and authentic intelligence SInom I'll matters
of public interest, NJ home an4 abroad and 10
secure the accomplishment of BIS result, and the
pe.f-,non Of every arrangcmu& required u place
THE EXCHANGE IN this .parIcular .
level with :hc best journals oa the country, no
necessary expense or cXertIon SIll ne spared.
I'd, Co,i'IERcE.-'ihe comIs strcIll department
nf the ps.er viii include, nk only the usual
d,;.y reports and weekly reviSws of the mar
kcts, domestic and foreign, cfnped with fil
ness and a,.urlcv, hnt freq,4ot editorial diS.
discussion Of IT,, leading fna-c'al questions OF
the DIV. with record 10 which the mcrconrl"
community naturally look 10 gAc public press
for comment and su@ !eStIon.
L
The ate 0r III, markets are constantly and init
matelv ctlr.trd hy the aspect # political a"lirs
throu ghout the would, that a journal which "s-
pires To he any thing more thar mere CONNER
cial renorter daIiy price current, must neces-
Sarilv devote Il large race in lis columns TO the
dissemination Of politc.l intelligence, and IL"
discussion of political questions. In This depart
,nent of tie paper, which, apart from l'E con-
al Importance, also possesses peculiar
and exclusive interest of its own. il VII he tho
object TIL F EXCHANGE to preserve po-
sition Of honest aud fearless Independence.
equally removed from s.ryl.e rGrtn .rShp u"ou
tie one hand, and tnd ucl.ra.!'y upon the
Other.
An, LIrrRATUrE AHp ARI.,-Ca lG!l and nn-
pur'"i r.yiclvs Of currc.t literature ~d cOh;c"!-
por,r.r.~ yr:. riu~ir, an4 drarnatica criticisms,
Nv c,rur.. rnt iud.r:. and original rnn'rihuto:S
Will :l..avS frd an appronr.att pa"n in t'r" col
um-s of GIIE EXCHANGE, ana ;will TX thr
rorsrt.r' an f the pra:'t.o;';s :" T'@de. -
yaGrH.r - .:..r:r-r.n" journal 10 lie f..a:.y
as well r. f"g the counun--rnotn.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
A CARD
To THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION

VNHE undersigned takes occasion - ;,e,-,,
Il the numerous friends and pa,rnns of tba
Cnlon h'tG llot, having Lean unable ~ ob,ajr
ms .price for the properly according to hiS LAT.
advertised Intention 20 sell, lac has concluded tn
remain on hand. IS Of old, for their accon.moda.
uon, ana that of The pu5lic generally.
lie VIII continue the emanaSement OF the houss
upon the same liberal and accomrodatirr nr,r :.
cIPies which. as he da:ters himself, have rriwnvs
marked has career as host during the last twelve
years, ana wAIch, Il is his pride to believe. have
caused has establishment 70 be dis,ineI,sbad -.
.'the Peoples House" Gn,eiul TO his friends
Tor their fav"rs IN Inc past, lie cheerfupy re-de.
V"teS himSeIt to their seryire, and hopes to re.
ceive End merit their continued support
JOSEPH MORGAN.
Leonard Town, Jan. Is, IHse-f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.

RS. JANE NJ. .HAMMETT. Chat
va lolte Hall. is now fully prepared TO ac.
commodate students and others with board
and at reasonable rates Parents INTENDING IN
send their sons 10 the academy at this plarc
(and who may be disposed TO patronize her !
are respectfully informed that strict a,,entino
VIII be paid 10 the comfort and morals of ,he;r
children '''S''
Charlotte Hall. June 4. IS57-,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
THE NEW YORK CIRCULAR SAW
MILL.

Is manufactured only by this Company. II
is OF superior construction. and sold for %
per cent less than other mills OF no greater
capacity A mill with 81 TO 81 inch "a W can
be sold for $50 to $500. and with 20 horse
engine and boiler is sold Tor 2200.
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS; EN-.
GINE,S of from one to 100 horse power; LO-
COMOTINE. TUBULAR, FLUE and
CYLINDER BOILERS furnished at great
~ reduced prices from former quotations.
Drawings, with plans and specifications
for buildings and machinery, furnished gratis
10 our customers.
Competent mechanics are sent out TO put
up and set IN Upperation our machinery, when
required.
We also manufacture SINGLE LACH-
INES, planning MACHINES. SUGAB
MILLS, and MACHINERY, IN GENE
RAJ.
Special attention paid to getting up SHAF
TING and ULLlE.S tor manufactures, and
all kinds of MlLL-WRIGHT WORN.
This COMPANY are selling IN great Numbers
PATENT CONICAL BURR STONE
MILL. for foUr. corn meal. and all kinds OF
feed winch is prVROunced by experienced
miIlerS. both n TINS country and Europe.
THE BES T MILL EVER CONSTRUC-
TED. It NIL grind more grain in the same
time, and with Ihe halt the power, of any mill
of the same price in the market.
We also furnish other styles of GRIST-
Mills, when required.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
HERREEsE'S
G X T. \ L w O r K
on THE
Horse cf merica!

Published exclusively for Subscribers.
In preparation and nearly ready
Il Frank FoGrester's"
Horse and HOrScMlNNSbip,
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROV
INCES OF NORTH AMERICA.
BY WILLIAM HENRY HERBERT,
Author of Frank Forrester's Field
Sports" Fish aud Fishing" The
Complete Manuel for Young
Sportsmen, &C., sc.
In two superb imperial octave vol
umes of 100 pages, illustrated with steel
engraved original Portraits, from paint
ings and drawings by the most distin-
1uished artists, of the following celebra-
ted horses.
Carefully printed on India Paper
Sir .4rchy, POcahOntds,
Buck Marie, Stella,
LeriRgtOn, Glencoe,
LGdy Suffolk, EHshiO".
Lantern, PryOr,
american Eclipse, Flora Temple.
Boston. Alice Gray,
Whalebcne. Young Btack Hack
Embellished with vignette title pages,
from original designs, by F .. c. Dar-
lev. The most eminent engravers are
engaged on the work, among whom are
J. PhilIic, r. Hinchelwood. J. Dathic,
J. c. Battre and Copewell & kimmell,
including numerous WOOD ENGRA-
WINGS, elegantly bound in Embossed
Cloth, Extra Gilt.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $40 Dolls
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
FOR COUNTY CLERKsHIP.

The friends of DANIEL T. MORGAN,
present him to the voters of St. Mary's coun-
" as a candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court at tie election in 1868, and solicit for
his claims dispassienate consideration.
Nov 26th, lcj7.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

'FEIiE union OF F.MERSON'S MAGA
IL ZINE with PUTNAM'S MONTHLY
has gwen :ne consolidated work circulation
second 10 but on" similar publication IN the
country. and has secured for ii a combination
Of literary and artistic talent probably unrl-
vailed by sny other magazine in the world
During the ilrst month, the sale ~ the trade
and demand ITUu subscribers exceeded 2o.H0
copies, and the numbers alrea, y ISSUED OF the
consolidated work are universally cUnccd3d
TO have surpassed. in tue richness of their lit
erary contents, and the beauty and proiu>e-
ness OF their pictorial illustrations, any mag
aZlne ever before ISSUED ifoIn the American
press. Encouraged by these evidences OF ia
vor, the publishers have determined to com
mence the new volume in January with still
additional attractions, and 10 offer such in
ducementS TO subscribers as cannot fail to
place II. IN circuati. n. al the head Of Amer
can Magazines. With Ini> view. they now
announce the following pFogfanlc. They
have purchased that superb aud costly steel
plate engraving,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.
w F. respectfully INFORM those ntereste d
w that we have made ample arrange
ment>, and are Ready 20 receive and sell Co.d
Wood upon commission exclusively.
Our friends and all others who may favor
us with consgnments VIII Le enabled to re-
ceive tull prices for their Wood, and moi be
compelled TO suffer sacrifices IN consequence
of a gluued market or combination among
dealers.
Liberal advancements made on all consign-
mentS.
u All orders for every description of build
ing materials filled with promptness and upon
the most accommodating terms.
S. WILLIS & CO,
LUMBER DEALERS.
West side Union Dotk, bait, Md.
June 22d, ls54-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $40 Dolls


Upper Marlborough,
Sole agent for Prince Georges, Charles
and ST. Msry's Counties.
August 8. l857-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
THE LAST SUPERB"

and VIII present a copy Of IL 10 every three
dollar subscriber Df the yrar 1883. 1t was
engraved al 4 cost oi over $1,000, by Ilu .lIc
celebrated y. l.. Dick, from the original q
Raphael Nor-i..n, after Leonardo Ia Ninci.
and is The largest steel pare engraving ever
executed in this couCtry. 1cing three times
tue SIZE OF the ordinary three dollar cugIuy-
lngs.
The first ilnpr. ions Of this engraving a..
held al SlU, and IL was Tie intention oi i,.
.IrtiSt that none Of thc-ngraZin4s SilSu uli c:tt
br offered Tor n e>S sum than So. beng r...y
worth that amount. Thus every three dollar
subscriber will receive the Magazin" t..,
yrar-chtap al $3-and thIS splendid cn@ra-
wing, nchiy worth -: u4u$ getting ior g.
the value OF &.
We shall commence striking of the enara-
wings Immediately, yet II can hardly be ex-
pecred that impressions Of so large plate
can be taken as fast as they Will be called for
by subscribers. We snail, therefore. furnish
them in the order IN which subscriptions arr.
received. Those who desire 10 Obtain t.lr:.
engravings early. and from thc first lnpr,.>-
sionS, should send III their subscriptions w.!H
out delay. The engraving can be sent on
rollers, by mail. or "a any other manner. a
subscribers shall order.
$4,000 IS WORKS OF ART.
In addition 10 the superb engraving of "lhc
last supper" which VII be presented to et-
cIy three dollar subscriber for 1858. the p;.h-
lishers have completed arrangements for III"
distribution on the zjtn day OF December
1883, of series ot Spi,.mdId works Of art.
consisting Of one hund-ed rich and rare Oil
Paintings, valued at from 500 to SID0o
each. Also, 1900 magnificent SteeI-Patc
EngravingS, worth from s. to IS each, aud
600 choice Holiday bouks, worth from Il
10 s. each, making. in all, over THREE
THOUSAND GIFTS, worth TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Crs- Inclose s. TO the publishers and YOU
will commence receiving the Magazine BY
return mail. You will also receive with tl,.
first copy numbered subscription RECEIPT
emitting YOU To the engraving of ..TIIE.
LAST SUPPER" and a chanr, 10 draw
one or these three thousand rclzr<.'
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
CIGAR MANUFACToRY-

EOSEPH DAVIS & co. nave tablished
e. themselves in Leonard Town for the pup
pose of carrying on the Mandatory of Ci-
gars. All orders in their lme, wholesale or
retail. will be filed with despatch and at .he
lowest prlees.
Our cigars are made of the very best ma
terlal, and OF imported Havana tobacco.
They respectfully soliWta share of public
patronage.
Sept lI,h--u
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN 3. BOWES, thankful for the lio
eral support he received al the late election,
again presents himself TO the voters of Leon
ard Town District as a candidate for Road
Supervisor and respectfully solicrs the sup
port Of his friends and fellow-cItizens Of the
district.
Nov. 26, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

mp. GLADSTONE offers himself to
the voters of St. .Nary's county as candi
date for Sheriff in 1859. and sollcts the votes
of his friends and the public.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
.N:1TTO.V:3L FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF Bal LTLMORE.
incorporated by the State Of Maryland, 1919.
OFFICE, NO. 10 SOUTH STREET.

THE Company Insures every description of
l. Property IN the CIty or Country, against
loss or damage by Fire.
The Directors meet daily, to determine applI>
cations for insurance.
J.B SEIDENS1RICKER, Presidemt.
BOARD oV DIRECTORS.
Allen A. Chapman, William Wood ward !.
Henry VI. Bash, George BARTLETT
William Heald, Adam DenInead,
John w. Ross, Joseph w. Jenkins
Edward J. Church, Thomas II. Sullivan
Job Smith, George Small.
JOHN r. MAGRUDER, Jr., Secy.
March Is, l655-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
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- ~ !.i:SGN':S .;!tGiLlNF
FUTtANss MOSTHLV,
TWO GEEAT azISEsI oSE
$4,000 COPIES TIE FIRST MONTH =
Magnificent Progra mme for 1853.
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
FOR SHERIFF.

J. THOMPSON YATES, grateful to hi.
friends and the public for the liberal supper
he received at the late election, presents nim
self again as candidate for Sheriff IN 1859
and respectfully solicits their suffrages.
Nov. II, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
FRL.ELAND, HALL. < co.

wv IIIN. - -hIA4N , y ~ ' y. AA-h''' an
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REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
of every grade
GUNPOWDER. IMPERIAL, Y. IlISON
AND BLACK TEAS
GOLDEN SYRUP. NEW ORR ENNS
AND W. l. MOLASSE
SPERM, .1D.RMINTLNE .4.ND .UOILD
CANDLES
WHITE, C.1STTLE.l .lND BROU.\' SO.IPS.
GL.1DES .l.hI GOSHEN BITTER
FAMILY. EXTRA, SUPERtlNE AND
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR, sc. sc.
They also invite the especial attention OF
their customers Ia their extensive stock OF
imported and domestic LIQUORS. winch
have been selected with the greatest: =: and
mot fail to please.
Nov. 22d, lSJj-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

tn" recent Improvements. and steam power
OF H. horses, is capable OF saving from 1900
TO 1000 feet m twelve hours, and Is sold Tor
81 $50.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
TIE NEW YORK
AM SAW-MILI
MACHINE COMPANY.

AZ CAPITAL $25O,0o0. "a
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$4,000 COPIES THE FIRST MONTH
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

FE'IiiS Company has been organized with
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-17
Influence of Woman.

From the lips Of woman, every in
liant hears the first accents of affection.
and receives the first lessons OF tender
ness and love.
For the appreciation Of woman, the
grown up youth will undertake the
boldcst enterprise, and brave every
difficulty of study. danger, and even
death itself. To the happiness OF wo-
man the man of age will devote the
best energies of his mind and body;
and from the soothing and aiiectionatc
regard of woman, the man who is be-
come venerable in years, derives his
chief consolation in lifc's decline.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-17
In ordering tickets or Certificates

Enclose the money to address for the tickets order.
ed, receipt OF which they will be for warded by first
mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
% Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office, County and State.
60 Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
II full, without deduction.
co. All prizes Of OOO and under paid Immediately acr
the drawingoher prizes at the usual time of 80 days.
Ali communications strictly confidential,
Address orders for tickets certificates to
S.SWAN IL CO., Augusta, Ga.
EWe A list of the numbers that are
drawn from the wheel, with the amount
Of the prize tnat each one is entitled to,
will be published after every drawing in
the following papers:-Neao Orleans DEL
ia, Mobile Register, Charleston Stan.
dard, Nashville Gazette, atlanta Intelh-
gencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
Savannah Morning Meas, Richmond
Dispatch and Nev York Dispatch.
jnne 20 1y
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-17
Each Saturday i'm y,lmc.
Approximation Prizes.
s dSj prizes amounting to
y hole tickets $40; Halves IS; Qu'
sps.acs nj 1s,T nttrpy.

The numbers from to 10000, corresponding with those
numbers ON the tickets printed separate Slips OF paper
are enCirced with small tin tubes and placed in one
wheel.
The first l51 przes similarly printed and cncclcd, are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revoked, and rumher is drawn
from the wheel Of nubers md at the same tim" prize
is dra Wn from the other wheel. The HuHbcr and prize
drawn Ut opened and exhibited To tie audience and
registered by Commissioners; the prize being placed
against the number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PKIZEs.--Thc two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first
prizes will be entitled to the IS approximation prizes,
For examples tiCkct No. 1850 draws the 10000 dollar
prize those tickets numbered ll2lS 112l9 125f, t12j2,
will each he entitled 400 dollars If ticket NO $50
draws the 0OOdOar PRICE those tickets numbered 4S,
49, 55t 2 will each be entitled to 300 dollars and so
on according to the above scheme.
The 1000 prizes Of 90 dollars will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the 600 dollar
prize. For example: if the number drawing the 10 900
dollar prize ends with No. t. then all the tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled to 20 dollars II the
number ends with No 2, then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to 90 dollars and
tot.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates OF Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 40
" 10 Quarter " 90
Z" " 10 Eighth F" 10