AIN AY HANKEN'S.
1t now appears that the capral prize Of


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sold at B.ARKER'S in the last Delaware Lottery,
was the only capital sold in that Lottery the sale
of that capital and other, having been advertised
by the managers through their agents in this Borough,
from whom all the tickets that were sold must have
been procured. Thus Barker continues to hold the
lead in selling Capital Prlzes, which has been SO
long won and so invariably maintained. Those who
wish procure substantial prizes for themselves are
invited to call at the Prompt and Lucky CDicc, No.
81, Market street, Wilmington


ATE. Barker's Office was sold 9 40 Al the Capital
Prize of $4,000 in the Delaware and North Car
oHna Lottery, 5tb Glass, drawn on Friday the 22d
ult. 1t was sold by the Managers Agents, Messrs
Robertson and Little, at 10 O'Clock, on the morning
of the 92d, TO E. Barker, regular yender OF Tickets
and retaied at his office, No 81, Market street,
Wilmington. Del. to gentleman living near Staun-
ton Had not the Managers office got out OF tickets,
it would have been on hand, for it was not sold un-
til 81 o'clock it is will known that the Agents sell
all Foreign Tickets to Brokers here and in the city !;
had they retailed it, they could have claimed the
saIe--havng sold it to a vender, they have no
right TO claim the sale. Toprove that B.dRkERS
OFFICE is the most fortunate in disposlng ot Capl-
tai Prizes. one fact need only be mentioned, there
three quarter clubs consisting OF 10 IN each)
returned by our Agents in New Castle, the Messrs.
Coopers, the top Club was bought and sold by r.
Barker, to different persons, and the remaining So
quarters retaed at our office. In this quarter Club
thus sold, the capital prize Of 5000 dollars proved to
be.


NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Third Glass, to be drawn 1'O-lAORRROIT, We'd


nesday the 5th day of March.


SCHEME.


prize Of $4,000, of 4,O00, of $500, l Of
1880, 2 of 1000, of 600. 4 of 400, of 200, SO
Of so, 80 Of 40, SO of 80, 78 Of Is, 500 of TO-,
4446 of S5


Tickets IS 90 Quarters 81 rs
Halves sc Eighths %


CONNECTICUT STATE LOT7ERY


First Glass, to be drawn at Hartford, (Con9 on
Wednesday 18th March.


SCHEME.


prize Of $4,000, of $500, of 1900, Of
1,2O0 / Of ll54, Q of 1000. of 500, Of 400,
10 of 2OO 80 of 100. 46 of 40, 46 of 80, 46 of 25,
90 of i2, 1858 of 8, and 1882 of 4 dollars.


Tickets 81. halves 2. Quarters !, Eighths SO cts.