NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.


by AN GID HAND,
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Es BARKER, who ha. justly earned, and long sus.
Ls tanned reputation nnriyaed, for distributing Capi.
tal Prizes at his old Stand. No. g. Market Street Ba
more, has opened an etfce IN his borough, a,


No. Sixty-seyen, Market-Street,
Where he will be happy and seut III who are cout
ing the smiles Of farune, and who willing 10 risk m.
f he loss Of which they will ftel for The chance Of
gaining AN INDEPENDENCE. aid se all ino-o tha, un
less Tie ssea canot ezecr eap The
constant supply OF Tickets aud share. Will be kept n all
the regularly authorised Lotteres and the proprietor has
no doubt rat hs usual good ck in eng and romtaess in
paying Prices will soon to tins Gas to his old stand
IN Baltmare,) the appelasion e the


PROMPT .a.sD LUCKY OFFICE.
Among the various splendid schemes that now claim The
attention Of the public, the FIST IN order is


Connecticut State Lottery,


Fifth Class 10 be drawn OF the ll,h April, 1897. 60
Number Lottery, by Combination 9 drawn ballots


SAeme.-l Prize Of 10000, Of 4.oGo. Of 500.
Of ,564; 5of 1000 10 of 500; " Of 200; as Of 100
102 Of 50 lo2 Q! 70; 1852 off ard HAYS IA.


Ticket S4--iialf s2-Quarter Sl-Eighth SO cts
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