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TO TIL + FFLlCTED.
The Grea. Remedy Discoceed at Last, for the Cure of Asm
aud Fepsr. Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia, aud all Disease
of The Stomach.
versity of E~dinbure, and long n successful practi
toner Of Medicine in the Island of st. Thomas, West In
dies, has discovered, not only a new remedy, bu, a new
principle in the treatment Of the above Diseases.
DR.. l.. claims to have discovered a Medicine which, when
taken into the stomach, passes into the circulation, and by
coming in contact with the cause Of the Disease, effects an
Immediate cure.
Wishing to do AS much good as possible, he will send tc
his afflicted fellow.beings, who require il, this Recipe
with full and explicit directions for making 1t up, and sue
cesfully using 1t, by their enclosing 25 cents, or eigh'
thrce-cent Uni ed States postage stamps. Address
DR. LOUBUT,
No. 7l6, Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
N. B,-The money will be returned in all cases where
il doe, NOT give entire satisfaction. May 3-d4w
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PHOTOGRAPHS, uAGUERREOTYPEs

strangers and others in wan. Of Pictures are invited
ali a. SANXAY& cos Portrait Gallery, No. las. Main
r., over Adie & Gray's apothecary store). The house
brrmodplrd some years since expressly for the busi.
y sni possesses every arrangement to render It com:
1. SASXAY & co. have a thorough practical and
F,atc knowledge OF every branch Of the business, and
lxsys be found a; their work rooms. Particular at.
Da pad 10 all orders, and satisfaction guaranteed.
r, extremely low MaY I
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IT + HEALTH
LIFE OF II FLESH rs Nv THE BLOOD.
NXyHEE the blood becomes viliated, impure. or too
w weak, the flesh loses is vitality, the skin becomes
yellow and pallid. the Liver disordcr"d. Dyspepsia and In
digestion follow, the spirits droop, Nervousness rommen.
ces, and life becomes a burden.
HARTSHORNE's HEALTH ~RE5TORER, OR sARsA
PARlLLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels. imphrt
iDr new yipor and tone to a constitution impaired by
disease from any cause. It removes Pimples, and all skin
~cruptions; arouscs the physical powers OF both sexes,
gives bloom to the pallid cheek, and makes one joyous and
dial In taste. 1t is particularly adapted to Female com
PLAINS, which in their very nature are exhaustins and dc.
bilia!ing; For DIop.y; or ar1Psicsl dwellings; or Money ho,,isS
81, small bottles so cents.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd & Co; Fisher & Winston; Peter
son; Bodeker; Garlick; w p Ladd; M~ilspaugh & John
son; Duvai & Norton; o A Strecker, and Dowden.
Nav 2o-dXC3m
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

II N obedience to q decree Of the Circuit Court of Buck.
u inghHm county, rendered at the April term 1858, in
the case of Parrish and Bcazley, assieuees, u against Shores
Admir- and others, the undersigned Commissioners, will
offer tor sale, at public auction, at the late residence of
Chnstain Shores, decd, IN the said county, on THURS.
DAY, the 10th day OF June next, if fair, otherwise, on the
next fair day, the following valuable property, belonging
to the estate OF said Shores, viz: One Tract Of LAM
containing BIZ, and another loo Acres, both lying on
James River, in the county Of Buckingham. Also. one
Island containing upwards Of A Acres one other Island,
containing 80 Acres; two Islands, each containing upwards
OF 3 Acres, and one containing upwards of 2 Acres, all
Of them in James River, opposite to the two said tracts
and OF great fertility. In addition thereto, will be sold
another Tract of ls7 Acres adjoining another Island of %
Acres, subject ~ the life estate Of Mrs. Shores In each Of
them, and il 10 understood THAT she is willing to dispose
OF her interest In them. This property lies just opposite
to the Middleton Mills, on the James River Canal, about 3
miles above the Virginia Mills. and 7 below Scotsville.
The Commissioners are authorized by the decree. TO cell
the Islands separately, or the whole of them together, or
any number OF them, as they may deem best. A portion
OF the land being rented out for the present year, the sale
OF that portion will be made. reservinc to the purchaser
liberty of seeding a crop of Wheat next fall, but full pos.
session not to be given till the lst of January, 1859. The
properly will be sold on a credit OF !. . aud 3 years, equal
inMnllments, Except the expenses, of sale, which will be
the purchaser, or purchasers to give bonds with approved
personal security, bearing interest from the day Of sale on
all the deferred i~nstallmenls, except the first installnent
for that portion OF the land now rented out, and the legal
title to be retained as further security for the purchase
money. V. w SOUTHALL. r,..,u
J. w. HASKIES, ''""ne"'
A-.lp m IA
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e.. ID.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
apply at che Office of ssThe South,o
Os Eth STREET, sErwEEs MAIN AND CARY.
W ','ead punctually TO any business entrusted 10 him
1r eng or country. Willing OF any kind, Copying,
2 & Keeping, Accounts, Collecting, Buying and Selling,
:EFERESCES:-Col II. C. Cabell, Roger A. Pryor,
r Col Henry Thwea:,, Prof II J Christian. James I
E.;t Co, aud many others for WHOM he has done the
p 3sr.e.s. March i-tf
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wANTRD.

SITUATION, by the undersigned, as TEACHER In a
"A gentlcmans family or public Academy. He Is tho;
roughly qualified to teach Latin, French, Mathematics, and
all the branches OF a good English education, having had
three years experience in teaching the same-can bring
unexceptionable testimonials, rs to character and qualih;
cations, from the Professors under whom he graduated
and his former patrons. Address, stating terms,
E.. C. SHEPHERD, Morven.
Mov oT-r,f Amelia county. Va.
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WORTH READING!

HOhIh hEhbIINt
VYyHYi ia II that 30 many suffer and repine and drag
w ou, n miserable existence, untitled for the enjoy
ments, and even ordinary pursuits Of life. when relief may
be obtained, and health and vigor restored, by a treatment
at once convenient and safe, as well as ornament in its
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease, eliminating
undersigned tenders his professional services. assuring the
sufferers, in csndor and sincerity, pleasant, convenient
and mind, without unpleasant restrictions or hinderance
from ordinary business pursuits.
All diseases of a private nature. from whatsoever cause,
either recent or chronic, structures, an irritable bladder,
&c.-slso, ScrotuIa, Asthma, Rheumatism, Tiles, &c, skill.
fully and successfully treated.
If Dr. ,6 h. y use can p DC N 'O and : To- Ic''y p NV" nv =, b uI rooms,
over 1921, Main street, above llth, and opposite the Anne.
rican Hstel, No. 81, I'd floor. Entrance ON Main, 4th door
above 18th street. -,
From this date until the lst of June, DR.. HARRIS will
not be at his Office on Wednesdays, Thur'days and Fri,
Tue.dav evening, be- may be consulted from 10 A. n. to .
P. NJ. and 5to 3 r. N. Jan lily.
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NnTIrE

y virtue ola Deed OF Trust executed by Thomas J.
Id Boyd and wife. dated the 2sth day Of May, 1856,
and recorded 10 the Clerks Offices of the Comfy Courts
OF Giles and W.ythe, shall, on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF
August, 1858, before the front door of Giles Court House,
sell 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, two tracts Of land, ~
ing in the Valley Of Wolf Greek, in Giles county, Va
One containing 1918 acres, and the other 800 acres
Theselunds lie twelve miles from Gilss Court House, and
about ~thirty.ive from Wythevillc. There 10 a turnpike
being constructed through both tracts.
Also. in pursuance ofthe same deed, shall, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of August, 1858. sen to the highest bid.
der, for cash. in front OF the Court House door of Wythe
county, Va, n Tract OF Land lying inI and adjoining the
corporate limits of Wy,heville. containing about GO
acres.
This tract has been laid oa In lots suitable for building
purposes, and lies between the Court House and the Rail
Road Depot. R. C.. KENT, Trustee.
Anril 2O-c1m
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STABLES,

FHNHE subscribers having purchased the Sta
bles, formerly owned and occupied by mr. G~
James Harden, on Franklin street, Richmond, ~
Virginia, and put them in thorough repair, ILL.,
making many valuable improvements upon the same. are
now prepared'to DROvERs. transient and
hoard HORSES, upon as favorable terms ms any other
Stable in the city. They have also two MULE LOTS, both
of which are in;eoud order.
There can always be found at our Stables all kinds OF
HORSES, from the finest pairs tn the common pillow horse.
There are n large number Of fine HORSES for sale there
Mt this time. Also. a lot of No. | MULES.
We will be glad TO purchase CORN or OATS at any time
Of the farmers. JOHN b. DAVIS.
ALEX B. HUTCHINSON.
N. R.-Our CATERS are all experienced and polite.
April l6-3m- DAVIS e. HUTCHINSON.
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GALE OF SLAVES by Virtue Of a decree OF the
- Circuit Court Of Goochland, rendered in a cause
pending therein, in which John n Trevilisn and others
IRE plaintiffs, and Jesse K. Harris and others are defend
nnts. shall, on Monday, the Goth day Of June next, that
being the first day Of the County Court Of Goochland, a,
'be Court House of said County. proceed 10 sell at auction
tor cash, nine slaves, men, women and children; among
them there are two likely men, and two boys.
JOHN NJ. TREVILIAN,
NAV lT-ctds Commissioner.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT

Va - tAN - AAt jew Is.NA
MANUFACTURERS.
YuNHE undersigned would remind the@
II Farmers and Dealers in Farming .NS
implements, that they are still In tho msr-n
ket with a large assortment OF Ploughs in their almost
endless variety, OF the best timber and workmanship.
Cultivstors Tor Tobacco and Corp, Harrows, Straw Cut.
tiers Of different Patterns, Corn Shelters in their variety.
Wheat Fans OF the most approved kinds; Wheat Crh-
dies and Dewy's Patent Horse.Rake or Cleaner, which
gave such general satisfaction last season.
Also, Agents for Many's, Ruy's and M~cCormick's Reap.
ing and Moving Machines.
We have added to our large variety, since los. season,
some useful and Important Implements, namely: a Patent
Tobacco Weeder, patented by Tho's A Robertson OF
Anne Arundel County, Nd, which will do the work Of six
or eighthands in the culture of Corn and Tobacco. To this
we call the special attention of all farmers. A new Sod.
Cutter, which is WORTH the attention of iartnersi IL 10
highly for pulverizing the sod: til dill.
ferently constructed from any other Plough In use -in.
stead of a plain Surface Mould, there are Cutters extend.
ing from il to break the sod fine. These can be removed
or replaced-whcn worn they can be made new at II
small cost.
Horse Powers and Threshers Of different Patterns Can
be had OF us. Among them them the Fits improved
Power and Thresher.
Pelin's Internal Cleared Power, which les the
necessity of the leather belt.
Plough and Machine Castings, by the ton or single
piece.
Forks. Spades, Shovels. Hoes, Trace Chains, &c, &c.
Field and Garden Seeds, fresh and genuine. To all OF
which we invite the special attention Of farmers and deal
cs generally TO call and examine our stock, AZ it IL a
source OF great satisfaction to us to be enabled tQ help
and promote the interest OF the farmer.
We are always on hand with our usual pr0mptness. ana
ready to accommodate at the o.! stand, No. $50, Pratt
street Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
March l7-6m C~OTTINGHAM d. HARDlSti.
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MERCHANDISE
nos Steel, TIN PLITES,G &c.
T.. II. SKINKER e. co, NO. 80 CAR STREET.
n A W a., b,nd n tuIl assortment, al

nos STEEL, TN PLITES, &c,
+. II. SKINNER e. CO, NO. 80 CARY STREET.
on hand a iul assortment, Of
IL s Ss:;;:: 5 Eighth. IRON.
Plough iron 7 to 10 inches wide,
Oval and Half Round,
Band, Hoop and Horse Shoe Iron,
American, English nnd Russia Sheet Irun,
Norway Nail Rods,
Bliatcrcd Steel, made Of Swedes Iron,
Tin Plates, assorted sizes.
Bar and Pig Tin, Sheet Zinc, &c.
ALSO-A full assortment OF Groceries. May II
N THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
MANY PERSONS, including con-
lVn ductnrs of Public Presses, have @
shown their ignorance NO less than hHGFX0-V
, @ish n ndsii n ps SnS1F with their liquor. 3AKHA.
of making whi.key this 10 simply ridiculous; but 70 the
public generally it's reteretion conveys the impression
that it has some foundation intruth.
Whiskey is made from grain, which is first ground Int
meel-mixed with hot water made 10 pass through the
process of fermentation by the introduction Of yeast, pre-.
cisely as light bread is made to do, and which process de
vclopes the alcohol, and then distilled.
No poison, mineral or vegetable, 10 used in its mRnufac
ture. If other persons are silly enough, or criminal
enough. tn commit the atrocities charged, it IL not Tor us
to defend them, we only claim to answer tor ourselves.
The above reward will be paid TO any one who will
prove by the testimony OF n competent and respectable
chemist that our statement is untrue, so far ss liquor ma.
that the liuuor subjected to the test shall be procured, eli.
Their from our storehouse. or from any Of our many re.
spectacle customrrsi and that the character OF the che.
mist who analyses it shall be so established rs To be be.
bond suspicion, either for skill or honesty.
NAV l0-j6m STEARNS q THURSTON.
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,rtlhcate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets :
I" 10 Half
I" 10 Quartz"
10 Eighth " .--
IN ORDERING TICKETS or cERTIFI

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the msney to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by hrst mall.
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any agure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately amer the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
az All prizes Of 1900 and under, paid Immediately AZ.
ter the draving-other prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days. All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
8. SWAN L CO., Augusta, Ga.
Persons resi- ling near Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta, Ga,
can have their orders filled, and save time, by addressing
8. Swan d Co., at either of those cities.
~ A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each one Is entitled
to, will be published after every drawing, In the following
papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning NewS, Rich.
mond Dispatch, New-York Dispatch, Augusta (Geo.) Con.
stitu.ionalist. and Pauldlng (Miss) Clarion. May ..
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T.. T..
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

Law
wM. p. WATSON. sAaL. 7. BAYtY
WATSON & BAYLY,
Us At Ia W,
nRACTICE in all the courts of the city OF Richmond
and counties of Henrico and Chesterfield.
VIM. F. Watson, United States Commissioner and Com.
missioner in Chancery.
Samuel 7. Bayly, Commissioner Of United State. Court
of Claims, Commissioner of Deeds, etc., and Notary
Public.
Office on Bank street, In Goddin's Building.
Inn I-fm
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TO MERCHANT

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS-The Pro.N@
pretors OF the Mammoth Distinery are still
making some ninety barreis of Pure Whiskeyy R
per day, from the best grain, fresh from the
farmers gransry.
They make "a variety Of grades to suit the trsdc, ana
warrant all to be entirely tree from deleterious matter
and perfectly pure. Ifany are disposed TO doubt this, we
must refer them to our advertisement, wherein we offer
oua thousand dollars reward for the detection of any in
furious substance In them, and hope they will take thu
necessary steps to prove our assertions incorrect, or re-
frain from further ISLANDERS.
May l0-dlm STEARNS e. THURSTON.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VERY yAhUABLI

REAL ESTATE, ON THE CORNER OF BANK AMI
10TH STREETS, IN Il CITY OF RICHMOND
A = trustee In a deed of trust from Mr.. George G. ~
"A all and wife, dated I'd March. le57, duly recorded IL
Richmond Hastings Court, ] shall proceed Ia eel at put
lie auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY. the f"u,'t
day of June, 1859. at IL O'Clock, NJ, it fair, II not, the neyr
lair day, the valuable real estate located as above, now u
the occupancy OF Messrs. Richie d Dunnavan', rs the
Public Printing Office, fronting about 81 feet on the South
side of Bank street, running back on the West line 81 lO'i
street, sO feet, more or less
This property being in front Of the Capitol Square, snd
near the new Post Office, and Banks, 10 justly regarded =,
among the most valuable now In market. II is admirably
adapted to a public hall, or it 10 large enough for the cree
ton of three stores.
The deed requires a cssh sale; but it is probable that a.
be sold on reasonable credit. The taxes Tor 1875 20 81
paid by the purchaser. The title is believed to be perfect
but the trustee will convey with the usual special wsr'
ranty. w. GODDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDprS g. APPEAsos' Auct'.
Mag 1l-dtd
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MERCHANDISE.
p. III. TAYLOR'S MUSIC SALOON
AND PIANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,


No. ls5, MAIN STHEEr.
undersigned Is sole agent In this -E5H6l
~ ~ city tor the sale Of the celebrated N@F
The INSTRUMENTS have received the unquai.s
ed approval of the greatest Piauists in this country and in
Europe. He also keeps Pianos of GALE s. co. andothei
good and well established makers.
P; II. Taylor keeps constantly on hand an assortment OF
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
general, consisting of Pclaubat's superior MELODEOES,
Of A, 5 and s octaves, with single and double reeds.
Martin 8 unrivailed ITARS
Taylor sapproved fLUTES-these Flutes are not sur.
passcd)
Accordeons, Clarlonets, Flutes Flies, ~flageolots. Guitars,
Vlolins, Bsnjos, Bridges. Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clarlonets
and brassinstrumena
Plano Stools and bestquality Guitar and Violin Strings.
The largest and most beautiful assortment Questionable,
new and standard Sheet Music TO be found In this State
A liberaldiscoun made TO Teachers and Schools.
In short, every article In TIE Music line may be had at
this establishment at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and lat to Hire. Old Pianos taken In ex.
change for new ones. p. II. TAYLOR
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LOTTERIES.

A FORTUNE OF 100000.
TO BE HAD FOR TEN DOLLARS.
SWAN a. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
YINHE following Scheme will Ibe drawn by 8. SwIs 1 Co,
Il Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each OF
their single number Lotteries for JUNE, 1865. at
IA, Ga, In public, under the superintendent OF Commits
slonsrs.
CLASS Is,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, June 5, 1858.
CLASS 10,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, une 18th, 1858.
CLASS 20,
To be drawn 10 the city Of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY.. June 10th. 1858.
GLASS 81,
To DO drawn in the City OF Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY,, June goth, 1858. 49,.
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TEN T. REWARD.

II ANAWAY from the subscriber "a Sunday. May cd.
II u negro boy named JAMES. about 10 or ~ years
of age. about ave feet four or i've inches high-Black-
formerly the property OF Mr.. Willis Vaughan of Goocb.
land county. Virginia. and hired in Mr.. VIM. Anderson's
Tobacco inctory, in Richmond last year, and purchased
by me of Mr.. Hector Davis, Auctioneer, of Richmond, in
January last. He i, perhaps, lurking about Richmond
City, or Goochland county, having acquaintance in both
places. The above reward will be paid to any person de.
iiverlpg the said negro TO me. or lodging him In any judi
In the State, 90 that ! get him. Address
ANDREW J. EPES,
n-a, NottnDay rouyt Ions, ya
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES

ChhtlNssES Shhhlhe'hS --
fGNHE subscriber has on hand, at his Coach c&ERsA
making establishment, on Eagle Alley, NV
between 18th and 18th streets, near the Columbian Hotel,
Coaches, Chsriotees, Barouehes, Buggies, with and with
out tops. and Sulkics, NIL OF his own mako. OF best mate,
most reasonable prices, to suit the times; and respect
fully ask a call from those in want OF any article in the
Carriage line, as will make to order, any article, as low
as can be made in the city OF Richmond, Of the same Kind.
All new work warranted
April l9-dSc6m MlCAIAH MANGUM
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, &c.
XALlLL be offered at uuhlic aaln- ON III 10Th pA'

PUBLIC SALE OF ALUAB LAND, &c.
NJlLL be offered at public sale, ON HI 10TH DAY
w OF JUNE NEXT. the valuable estate OF the late
C C. Taliaferro, on the Rapid Ann River in the county OF
Culpcper, and adjoining the Rapid Ann Station, Orange
aud Alexandria Rail Road The rail road passes through
the farm, and the station 10 only a few hundred yards
from the house and barn. The Farm, situated in the
beautiful and fertile valley Of the Rapid Ann, offers a rare
opportunity TO purchasers. IL is in a fine state OF cultiva'
ton, surrounded by good larms, and a most desirable
meighborhood. The farm contains 60 acres OF land, and
has on it a large dwelling house. barn, stable, and all ne
cessary out.houscs, in good epair.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold all the
personal properly of the estate, except the negroes.
L. H. TALlAfERRO, (.du,
II. D. TALIAFERRO, }""
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sass Prizes amounting to 5000
Whole Tickets, 80; Halves, IS; Quarters. 81 50.

5,4s5 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 so.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from l to $4,000, corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed on separate slips OF paper,
are encircled with small tin tubes, and placed In one wheel.
The first 457 prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are
placed IN another wheel.
The wheels are then rsvolved, and a number Is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, and at the same time a prize Is
drawn from the other wheel. The number and irize drawn
out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and register
ed by the Commissioners: the prize being placed against
the number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the FIRST I prizes
will be entitled 10 the IS Approximation Prizes. For exam
Pile: II ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 prize, those tick
cts numbered 1l2+s, 1l249, 1881, 1l252, win each be enti-
tied TO $500. II ticket No. $50 draws she $50, 900, those
tickets numbered dS, $40, 55l, $50, will each be entitled to
1900, and SO on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of go will he determined by the last az
ure OF the number that draws the 10000 prize. For exam
Pile, II the number drawing the 100000 prize ends with No
!, then all the tickets where the number ends In / will be
entitled to $50. II the number ends with 2, then allthe
tickets where the number ends In 2 will be entitled to geo
and so on to 0.
Certificates Of packages will be sold At the following
rates, which Is the risk.
Certificate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets : : $50
10 Half 80