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[Advertise-nent.I-YesterdaY, HAZARD and Co., witb tebeirssual success, sold 5,7.56, drawn yesterday a prize of thiirty thousand pounds, besides other capitals. IfAdvertiscmnent.1-MARTIsrI and Co.'s u-sual good fortune at tended them yesterday, having sold the ticcet No. 9, a prize of 2,0001., in twelve shates; and No. 15,079, a prize of 2101., in addi- (lon to No. 5,556. a prize of 20,0501., on the 5th of Octolber, at their truly fortunate offices, I. Corrhill; and 120, Oxford-street. I AdvertiSement.1-PIDDING anid Co. htave much pleasure in an- nouncing to the public, that No. 10.009, drawn yesutrday. Nov. 3, a prize of 2,0001., was sold in a while ticket at their office, No. , Cornhill, wvhere No. 550. a prize of 3001., andl 13,259, a prize of 2251., were sold on the 5th of October. P-dding and Co. have now on sale tickets and shares, witlh an entire nw vschenme for the final close of the Lottery, to be drawn in two days, 16th and 31st of December. It contains two prizes of'330.0001., atid two of 20,OOOL, which arc to belong to the two first drawtt prizes on t:ie 16tih of December. The public have an opportunity ot adventuring tor these at a very trifling risk, as will appezar clear in the schentes publ6hed at the lucky cor- ner, No. 1, Cornhill. tAdvertisement. -As ssu:al.-Bxsrs's offices again successf'ut. The following capitals, all drawn vesterdav, were sbared and sold by Bish:- No. 15.756. a Prizeof X30,000. No. 16,933 . ?'i2o No. 15,)05 . f'200 1,027 . 5i0 15,207 200 I9Y 13 210 2,20I . 200 I 6,41 . 21l 5i0ll6 200 The thirty tlousand pounds prize was sold in three-quarters, one- eighth, and two-sixteenth shares, the fortunate holders of which, or of any of the other capitals, mlav receive tlteir prize.tnoney immedi. ately at Bish's offices; 1, Cornhili; or9, Clharing-cross, where parti. culars of the new scheme, to be drawnr on fhe 10-b of December, containing two 30,0001. and two 20.0001., may be had gratis. L[Advertisetent.1-T lic nmost emineat of the ficulty have acknow- ledged, that the first production of the age is ROttLAND'S IACASSAit OIL, now in such universal use, ahd its invaluable pro- lierties so highly,and justly altppreciated, niot only by the disceruing population of tnis our enlighttened country, but bv the patronage of Royalty throughout the wlhole of the civilized universe. It restore& in redundancy thc tresses ravagel from the head of beautv by fewr, anxiety, or acceuchenient; and in all cases, from whatsoever cause arising, where this graceful ornament falls into decay, operates a:san infallib!e specific. Particular caution is necessary in prchasing, to. ask for Rowland's Alacassar Oil, and to obserce the siglur,ae,- "'. Rowland and Son, No. 20, llatwn-Lrargen."