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[AAdvertisernent.1l-1AZARD and Co., who sold three prizes of 20,0001. in the present Lotterv, resnectfullv remind the public of the airoachin ie conclusion of the lottery. '.hi%Day,at,4o'dlock, he last day bit one. Trie wheel contains two) prizes of 2000.0L besides other caiiittals. Tickets and shares are selling by Hi;zard and (o, at their old established atid fortunate offices Royal Exchange-gate, 2i, C omhil; andI 324, Oxford-street, end oflRc,ent-screet. i Ad vertisemcet..]-Te first production of the ;ge i5 ROWLAN D'S MACASSAR OIL, vow in such universal use, andl its invaluab;e pro- perties so b ghly and justly appreciated, not only by the discerning population of this our enlightened country, but by the patronage o Royalty throughout the wliole of the civilized universe. It restores in retundrrncy the tresses ravagedl fromn the head of beauty by fever, a'nxetv, or aecouchement; and In all cases, from whats.'ever cattsse arisini, where this graceful ornament falls into decay, opetates as an infallible ..pcific. [AdVertiSemnenL_-ATXISSON'S ODT BtnOWN IN DSOR SOAP. -This SOaP iS all excellent article for fanmily use: it is Inade of the best materials, in the mnost careful manner, regardless of expeuNe, is kept till very old, so that the alkali is compleiely neutralizecl. It is p:ctliarly adapted to the nursery, or to ladies or gentletuen whose skin is tender, it being as mild as a stmple compound of almonds, yet possesses all the detergency of the commAon solpS, und it lasts more than double the time of new soap; price 2s. 3d. a pound, and an allowance on a dozen or imiore pounds. Sold by the manuthactirerl 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-Nquare, and many perfurners ; but tbe ge fluine is signed " Jas. Atkinson." Also AT);INSoNeS REFIN WINDSOR SOAP, the same in quality as the above, only not so old. Price 2s. a pound . LAdvcrdsemcnt.]-The new-invented HAin BRusiH, which en- tirely supersedes the use of the small-tooth Comb, removes a tendency to apoplexy, effectually cures head-aches, depcnd. ent upon a slow circulation, and may be used to children without producing any uncsiness, althouIlh of the hardest dlescription of brush, thereby rendering tbe skin firm, and the hair less likely to fall off; by Ross and So se, No. 19, Bi- shopsgate-street, perruquiers and 8erfumers to His Alsausty and the Royal Familv. The above inventioin having been patronized for up. wards of fourvears by some of the first families in the kingdonm, ther take this opportunity of making it gencrallv known. As an article of the toilet for cleaning the hair, it will 6e found unrivalled, pro_ ducing a pleasing sensation to the head. and warranted to Lst for several years, as washing will have no effect upon its durability. nor render it in the least degree softer. N.B. Thc inventioa cnbining the old and newvsystems, the proprietors have named it the " Union Brush ;" and as several imitations have appeared, observe that the words 'Ross and Son.l invention" are starmped on each brusb.