The Capital of $4,000
Half Of the Capital Of 1000
Quarter of the Capital Of l26O
Quarter Of the Capital of 11GO
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One quarter of the $4,000 prize was sold to
vendcr Of Tickets in this borough, the half and
the other quarter, together with the other prizes
mentioned above, were aent to their Office, No.
+3, South Thirdst., philaaelp phia-and were sold
there. Resides the above, they sold to persons
in this State, 8 prizes Of $1,000, and several OF,
S400, &c. &c.
The hoderssofthe above or any other prizes,
are requested. to present them for payment, and
at the same time We invite their attention and that
ofthe public generally, Ito the following splendid
Lotteries being the first to be drawn, viz
Union Canal Lottery, 23d Glass,
10 be drawn at Philadelphia, on the Goth inst,


(July.)


60 number Lottery, ballots to be drawn.
Capitals, $4,000; 5000; 1850; 10 of 1000:


20 OF 500, &c.
Tickets S.; Halves 2 so; Quarters "a; Eighths


G2d cents.


NCE1.HTGoN & IxTTLE,
w. as. Market Street, Wilmington, IehJ


few doors below the Lower Market.
June 6, 1926.