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d L r. u :.

In this town, Sept. Q, Deacon Moses L. Morse,
aged 30. Deacon Morse was a man of great me-
chanlcal ingenuity, to whom the country is ndebt.
ed for several useful inventions. He was the pro-
jector and, to the time of his death. the prncipi
manager of the extensive cutlery establishment in
this town. He was an affectionate husband kind
father, & faithful friend an exemplary and valuable
citizen, and meek and pious Christian. Few men
in his situation in life, would be more missed, and
the void which he has left in the circle in which
he moved, will not readily nor easily be supplied
In Leicester, Sept. ., Mary H., daughter oil
Cheney and Eliza Hatch, aged months.
In Westboro', Aug. %, Geo. Andrews, aged ~.
In Hhbbardston, Aug. 90, Henrietta only child
of Mr.; Levi Pierce, aged months and 10 days.
In Temple ton, Aug. II, widow Hannah Baker
wife of the late Samuel Baker, aged H.
In West Brookfeld, Aug 9, of consumption Mr..
Isaac Vichols, aged SO and on the same day Ruth,
his wife, aged 49, after distressing illness Of four
days.
In Upton, Aug. &C. Samuel Lackcy, aged To-
Aug. 2S Nathaniel S. Flagg aged l6, only child Of
widow Chloe Flagg Printers in Nesc York and
Neto Hampshire are requested TO insert this death
Sept. 4, William Brooks, aged 81, formerly Of
Sterling.
In Newburyport, Hon. William Stedman, aged
Go, recently Of Lancaster, formerly Representa-.
tive in Congress from Worcester North District
and afterwards, Clerk ofthe Courts in this County
In New Bedford, obed Kempton, aged GO; Ruth
Harper aged 49, wife of Peter Harper.
In Farhaven, Davis Sherman aged 81.
In Guilior1, tVt) Eunice Skies, wife Of Samuel
Skies. aged 80. The deceased was the mother Of
II children, whose offspring amount to about so.
In Dover. (Vt.) Thomas Lowell, aged So
In pinckneyville, miss Aug. !, Mr.. A. w. Far
we'll, formerly Of Fitchburg.
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MA n r TE

In this town, Aug. "a, Mr.. George Wiley to
Mrs. Mary Adams Mr.. Andrew Adams to Miss
Mary Child. Sept. !, Mr., Estes Smith to Miss
Sarah Sturteyant
In Leicester, Aug. 80, by Rev. Mr.. Nelson, Mr..
Moses Greenwood of Hubbardston, to Miss Adelne
Ayres of Leicester-[Wth this notice was receiv.
ed its proper accompaniment, slice of the we'd
ding cake.l
In Westborough, Aug. 2S by Rev. Mr. Bowen,
Mr.. Samuel Bassett of Boston, to Miss Julia Ann
Burnap of Westborough.
In Gardner, Aug. Of, by Rev. Mr.. Farr, Mr.. Ed.
ward Wright to Miss Catherine Conant.
In Bedford, IN. H. Sept /, Mr.. Ebenezer w
Golf of Mibury, to Miss Hannah P. French of B.
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WORCESTER
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 7. 1881.

JACKSON CONVENTION. Last week the
Jackson Convention met in this town agree
ably to previous notice. We understand
that the result of their labors was, the NOM
ination of Judge MoRroN for Governor,
and John Mills Of Southwick, for Leuten-
ant Governor. 1t is said that the Conven-
ton consisted of near two hundred mem
bers. Not having been present we can say
nothing from personal knowledge of the
proceedings We, however, have heard of
nothing particularly Objectionable, with the
exception of one speech, which it is said
was of such low, vulgar, and personally
abusive character as to be highly disrepu-
table-not to the speaker-but to the Con-
vention who would sit and listen to such
language, and we doubt not there were
many men there who, at the time, felt the
tlegr adation Of the situation in which they
found themselves placed. They would not
descend TO such unfounded and unbecoming
abuse themselves, and 1t cannot be supposed
they would approve of it in others.
1t seems that the Convention has entirely
failed ofeffecting the object for which it was
originally called. Judge Morton has proved
himself but sorry nag on the race ground,
and, remembering his former tricks. the jack
son leaders had become fearful that he would
boil andthroU his riders. The Convention as
therefore called, for the express purpose of
agreeing upon a new candidate, and at the
time of the session of the Legislature, last
spring, the intention of so doing was a sub
ject of free and public conversation. 1t is
supposed that, previous to the meeting of the
Convention, it was found that no man, stuff
cienily prominent, was willing to connect
his prospects with the waning hopes Of
Jacksonism, SO far as to become their can,
didate for the Office of Governor, in opposi
ton to the present incumbent. So, for the
- want Of a better, Judge Morton ia agar
nominated, and we have no doubt he will
consent to be candidate, SC long as an,
party can be found who will nominate hin
and give him their votes.
Gov. BRANCH's LETTER. II will be seer
that Gov. Branch has been thinking to some
purpose. His letter bears on the face of it
such marks Of honesty and truth as will give
it credence wherever it is read. Let it he
remembered that he was an original Jack.
son man, in the strongest sense of the term
and then see what an account he gives 81
the man whom he formerly called "ths
greatest and best OF men," How exceed
ingly dignifed it must have been in the
PRESIDENT Of THE UNITED STATES, to bc
prying into the family concerns of the oihei
officers of government, through the agency
ofhis pumps; to be calling those officers t.
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1OOh ANNIVERSARYo of The INCORPORA.
TION of lFORCESTER COILN11V

IO,4F U " WV OOCIVI
The Centennial Anniversary of the County Of
Worcester, will be commemorated on TUESDAY
the AN day Of October nert, it having been consd
cred desirable to notice the Anniversary at the
earliest session of the Superior Court, in preference
to that of the opening of the first Inferior Court OF
the 22d of August, as originally proposed
An Address will be delivered by the Hon. JOHN
DAVIS, in the old South Meeting House in Wor.
Scester, at II o'clock, A. NJ. public dinner will
be provided.
The citizens of the County are respectfully invi
ted to participate in the exercises Of an occasion
so interesting.
WILLIAM LINCOLN.
Secretary Of the Worcester County.
Aug II. Historical Society.
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PORTUGAL.

Advices were received last evening, and Cub.
ished in some of the papers, that Lisbon had
been attacked by the Preach squadron, md that
the attack was followed by a revolution, and
tho flight of the usurper, Don Miguel. They
are only in part confirmed by the following
items-all we find respecting Portugal in the
London papers:
The Ariandc sailed from Lisbon the day after
the French squadron CALAMITY forced their wav
into the Tagus. II consisted of 3 line ships 3
irigates of 60 guns, and small vessels. They
fought the forts two hours and half, but lost
not spar. When they reached the city the
Portuguese ships struck their colors The
English took no part with the French, and had
no Intercourse with the shore. 10000 persons
were said 70 be in prison.
Letters from Paris state that the French
squadron has left the Tagus, taking with them
the Portuguese men of war. to the number OF
about five or six, with which they remain out
side the bar They retain the above ships until
the money demanded by the French Admiral
be paid (about E30,O00) The two reclaimed
Frenchmen are also to be sent on board the
French Admiral's ship. Don Miguel was using
every endeavor to procure the above sum
We do not hear of any French troops having
been landed to take possession of the forts the
French ships passed them regardless of their
firing ~. Y. Commercial .4duertissr.
ALGIERs. The last accounts received at
Paris from Algiers, were of the 9Th of July A
letter of that date announces the melancholy
result of an expedition to Medeah The fol.
lowing is an extract =" On the 18th of the
last month an expedition, consisting of 5000
men, under the command of the General.in.
Chief, set out for Medeah, and as they were
taking military promenade, they arrived with =
out any obstacles, in the capital Of the District
of Titery. The army then proceeded three
leagues farther to chastise some tribes which
refused the payment of the tribute stipulated
In fact, seven or eight chiefs of these tribes
were shot, their corpsos were burnt, and this
being done the troops returned to Medeah. On
the LIST of July they sot cut for Algicrs, but from
the moment of their departure 10 within six
leagues of this city, our troops had constantly
to defend themselves against more than AS 900
Bedouns, Kabyles, and Arabs, who attacked
them on all sides Tho situation OF the column
was extremely critical, and it owed its safety
only to n forced march which it made during a
whole night, and which the enemy did not ex.
pect. The expedition occasions us the com
pete loss of Medeah and Belida, and the still
more cruel loss of at least 700 men killed and
wounded, OF the latter, only $50 have reached
the hospitals; those who could not be brought
away, fell into the power of the barbarians, who
beheadcd them on the spot"
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GOODS AT COST.

THNHE subscriber, having determined to
Il change his business offers for sale his en-
tire Stock of Goods at cost, in such quantities
as may suit purchasers. The Stock consists of
a general assortment of Woollen and Cotton
Goods: Calicoes Fancy Goods Crockerv
Glass, and Hard Ware; Boots and Shoes: W
l. Goods, and other articles usually kept in
country Store.
10 LET, the Store which he now occupies.
pleasantly situated near the Blackstone Canal
Attached to the same is a convenient Stable
and Shed, and commodious Store House, ex-
tending across the Canal. The stand possesses
advantages for trade, not cxcelled by any be-
tween Providence and Worcester.
DAN HILL.
Millville, lMendnnN Ann 81
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MILITARY REVIEWS

BY an order from tho Major G., neral, dated
Aug 81, tho regiments of the First Brigade
and Sixth Division of the Massachusetts Mill.
tia, will be paraded for Military Review and In.
spection of Arms on the days and in the order
following The Sd Regiment on Tuesday,
Sept. 90; tho 4th on Wednesday, the 2Ist !;
the Cd on Thursday, 22G; the LIST on Friday,
23d And tho regiments Of the Second Brig.
AIDE as follows The I'd Regiment on Tuesday,
Sept. 81; the LIST on Wednesday, 2Sth the
4th en- Thursday, Goth the 9Th on Friday, :30th
the Sd on Saturday, Oct. |.
New ENGLAND SALE. Several paragraphs
have appeared in cotcmporary prints, tending
to niislesd persons at a distance with regard TO
the nature and extent of our great semi-annual
Trade Sales. Satisfied that the value of the
goods actually ssld was much moderated, we
have obtained from the best authority tho fol-
lowing memorandum.
Value of goods sold at the last August Sale,
under the patronage Of the N. England Society:
Cotton and Woosn Goods, $452 81
Boots and Shoes, 81 1882
Furniture, 4,S76,7l
S51s, 5,5l
Boston Transcript.
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TEMpEPANcE NOT1Cp

The annual meeting of the Worcester North
District Temperance association for the choice Of
O,hcers, &c, will be holden in Leuminster. on
me IN second Wednesday in September next, at the
Rev. Dir. Payson's Meeting House. It's earnestly
requested that each Auxiliary should be repre-.
scented at this meeting. Delegates will meet al
O'Clock, and the public exercises will commence
at O'Clock, P. M, precisely. Rev Mr.. Rand Of
oston, is expected to deliver an Address. Per
order. G. p. PARKER, asst Seem
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FRESH TEAS. &c.

OS CHESTS superio. Hyson, Young Hy
&O son, and Seuchong Teas-recent i'm.
portations,
10 boxes double and single refined Philadel.
phia Loaf Sugar,
Is do. Lump do.
10 do. prime White and Brown Havana do.
1000 gals. Winter and Summer Strained Oil.
from the New Bedford Factories,
casks Sicily MADEIRA Wine,
do. very superior Old Port,
10 hhds. heavy Porto Rico Molassas,
A few barrels Baltimore White Wheat Flour.
&c. &c.-just received and for sale on favora.
BILE terms, by BENZ. BUTMAN & co.
Worcester, Aug. TO- If
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Music and Umbrella Store.

ENHE subscriber has taken a Store nearly
q opposite Capt. Thomass Coffee House,
Where he intends to keep good assortment Of
omoreilas, and will furnish Musical Instru.
ments on reasonable terms
.4tso, Sheet Music for the Piano Forte:
variety o! Marches, Waltzes, and Songs: Mu
SIC Books; Bass and Violin Strings; Ciarionett
Reeds, &c.
n b. Umbrellas made and repaired to order,
AARON LELAND.
Worcester, Aug "a. eo3t
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Ncao England Magazine.

EUST published by J. T. & E BUCKINGHAM,
eH Boston, No of the New England Mag.
azine, for September.
CONTENTS.
Original Papers The Schoolmaster, Chap
2; The French Revolution t1onello; Tie
Lmping Philosopher, No. l /; The Musical Box;
Revolutionary Adventure The Merry Heart
The Lead Mines of the Upper Mississippi; Our
Birds; To an Insect; Mount Auburn; Thoughts
in DETECTION; From the MSS of a Traveller
in the East; South Carolina; Shakespeare.
Mulberry Tree. Monthly Record--Politic.
and Statistics: United States; Maine New
Hampshire; Massachusetts Rhode Island
Connecticut; New York +; New Jersey Penn
syvaniu Virginia North Carolina Soutf
Ohio; Illinois. Literary Notices, &c. &c.
~ Subscriptions received in Worcester, b,
DORR d IIOWLAND. Sept. Z
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EXECUT0R,S SAIE

W De sold at Public Auction, on The prem
W " ,ses, IN Hnbbardsten, in the County of
tobsr nosf on THURSDAY, the 20th day of Oc-
Estate, whereof LOTHIAN STONE ia,a Of
sald l1ubbardston, died seized and possessed.
the same being the Homestead Farm of said
deceased, containing 28 acres of excellent
Land with buildings thereon, and two pieces
OF Land with Buildings on the same, contain.
ing 10 aeres,-all under good Improvement.
oaIu Estate IS under mortgages, and payment
can ,a. be made favorable to the purchaser. Con.
place. SILAS GREENWOOD r. anu
Hubbardston, Aug. 30 1881 #2f
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office. Sept. 1. 1881.
To the Heirs Of JONATHAN Eager, late ofWest.
Minister, IN said County, deceased, andto all oshsrs
concerned in TIE Estate cf said deceased,
GREETING.
NTOU are hereby cited to appear IF you
N. see6t( atthe Court of Probate to be holden
at Tempieton, in said County, on the Sd Tues
day in October next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Executors Account
ofthe Administration of the Estate Of said deceased
should not be allowed; and you will be heard
thereon.
Sc NATu'L. PAINE, J, Pro5.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY

NHE Censors for the Second Medical Dis.
a "5tt, will meet by adjournment at the
house of J. Estabrook, innhoider in Worcesier
on WEDNESDAY,, TIE 5th day Of October neat.
at o'clock, A. M for the examination of can
dIdaies for the practice of Physic and Surgery.
Gentlemen who intend presenting them
selves for examination, will give notice by
leaving their names with the Secretary pre-
Vlous 10 meeting.
B. F. HAYWOOD, sec'ry.
Worcester, Aug. 81 4y
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DRY GOODS

oW opening, for sale, a general ..,o,,
~ ment of Dry Goods, adapted to the ' nrs :.
enI and approaching season: pres
load .oeo Cloths and Cassimerss,
Ladies Pelisse Cloths,
Camb : ha AZ and Imitation CambIets,
Mer;naa s, tartan and Robroy Plaids,
Fr e,lnoes and Circassians,
french, English, German. and Amar;can
\, .Calicoes, anu IA'''f''a"
SiTI Sill Raw Silk, and Valentia Shawls.
Hos;s- rongees, and SILK CambIets,
~ nj 'he Store south of Central Hotel
Worco.,o WILLIAM Fl. SWAN.
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% The annual meeting of the Worcester Cou,,.
ty AurihGry Bible Society will take place To Nor
ROW, (Sept. 81 at half past o'clock, at the Meet.
ing House of the Rev. Mr.. Miller, in Worcester
The meeting of the Directors will be holden at
WorthingtOn's Hotel, at half past O'Clock of the
same day. GEO. ALLEN, Sec'ru.
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FRESH FALL GOODS.

a LARGE assortment of Fall Goods, such
IA as English Merino; Merino Circassian !;
splendid assortment Black, Blue Black, and
Colered Silk Red Merno Shawls Black do. :;
Thibet do; Fancy Handkerchicfs large sup.
ply English Prints,-just rece yed and for sale
low, fol cash or approved credit, by
CLARK & BROOKS.
Worcester, Aup 81
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MILITARY AUCTION

we. the subscribers, HAVING bean obos., .
.od COMMITTEE to dispose Of The nro1er,u
o,iI seIle the affairs of The late Uybr;dd.
PnhIio company, shall thereby offer far sale a.
uJnI "a uctl'n, at the house of Calvin Rswso,
innholder in Uxbridge on sATHrn.x 'bn f1,h
1"I iarn at o'clock, the following prouer.y viz
B IPfgy com% NJ d,3n TENTs: good Bass
H g0R' o = C4!uP KETTLES; / BUGLE
FiEnBERToS BRowx,)
M MosEs TAFT, I'd, ''mm''''''
~ b. From 40 to as CAPS. If now e..h;o,
T pI17 ihe same number Of Is inch RICK,
~ LINES can be had very cheap, BY APPLYING
Uxbridge, Sent
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MULBERRY GROVE SCHOOL.
There will be public examination at Mulberrv
Grove School, on the 18th instant, at two O'Clock
The friends of the pupils, and those interested in
the subject of education, respectfully invited to
attend. Leicester 9th mo 7th
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Nea0 York DRY GOODS

VeaO York DRY GOODS
HNHE subscriber is now opening larre =.
-M sortment of Goods, which he is ensbIsd
to sell at the very lowest cash prices:
-cossIsTING or
Gros de Paris,
eros de Naples,
Poland Prints,
Dark English Gnghams,
Dark Belgian Ginghams,
Plalds, Shawls, Gloves.
These, with other Goods, he offers for sale
Tor cash at the very lowest prices.
DANIEL G. WHEELER, Jr.,
Worcester, Sept Z. 6w
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Edinbwg ReUie,0, No. lO6.

a CONTENTS.
n RT. I. Pretended Misunderstanding, Scott,
and Erskine. Art. 9. Williams on the Geog-
raphy OF Ancient Asia. Art. g. Geographical
distribution of Animals. Art. 4. The Undying
One and other Poems by Mrs. Norton. Art.
den. Art. 6. Universities Of England-Oxford
Art Z. Taxes on Literature. Art. 6. Govern
ment of British India. Art 9. Advice to the
House of Lords on the Reform Bill Art. 10.
Political and Vested Rights. Art IL. Moore 5
Life of Lord Byron. List of New Publications
~ Subscriptions taken by DORR u HOW
LAND Sept. T.
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A THENEUM or Spirit ofthe English Mag:
"a axnes, No. IL, for September,-con
tanning as usual, great variety of interesting
matter. Just received by c. HARRIS.
Worcester, Sent T.
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WANTED,

a S an APPRENTICE to tho PRINTING
IA. BUSINESS, Lad "a or Is years Of age.
Apply at tie Spy Office. Sept T.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Aug I6, 1881.
10 the WidO7p and Heirs Of JONATHAN WARNER,
late of IiMdwick, IN said Couniy, deceased and 10
all others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
81 see fit) at the Court OF Probate 10 be holden
at Brookheld, in said County, on the fourth Tues.
day in October next, at ten of the clock, before
moon, to show cause why the instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament Of
said deceased, should not be spproved and you
will be heard thereon.
ST NATH'r. PAINE, J. Prob.
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The regular fail session of the COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS will commence in this town
on Tuesday next, the 18th inst.
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PenseyDC1nis breathing III. Ts,a
graph has copied an article from one Of q.
Pennsylvania Journals, which confai,.
among other pungent things, the lollowins
omlnIous menaceS.
"The people are anxious to know the whole
re the democracy Of Pennsylvania are no lon.
GER worthy oil the confidence of President
the President is no lsnger worthy OF theircen
fidence. The party is not so bhndly attached
that it will adhere to name, after it shall
have lost all its virtues and abandoned all Il,
principles 1t is Ner true that Goa. Jack.
sons popularity can stand any thing"
This appears pretty strong indication ss
want OF stability AID harmony OF the party
and we shall ere long see that shattered Into
as many fragments as the late cabinet, IN
GLIDING fractions of the retained unit, and
the cipher at the head.
The .4dvantages Of temperance bri,
| Globe, Capt. MooRE, has just returned ts
this port, from a voyage from the Psci6.
| Ocean She had en- board a crew eGten Der.
| sons--and was absent near Is months-Sbe
has been during the voyage IN almost all The
| climates of the world-had not one person
sick on bsard-ahd brought the crew all baek
orderly and obedient. Ali these advantages
Captain Moore attributes IN great measure
to the absence of spirituous liquors. There
was not enc drsp used IN all that time, indeed
the re was none on board the vessel.
LPouisons Phitadetphia paper.
The Rev benjamin. B. Smith, formerly
Rector OF Grace Church, in Philadelphia.
and late Editor of The Philadelphia RecoId der !,
has been elected Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese OF KEN
lucky.
Hurricane on Lake Champlain. We learn
from the papers, that On Saturday the 18th
ult there was violent storm of wind, rain
and hail, experienced in the neighbourhood
of Pittsburgh, Peru, and other places on the
shore oil Lake Champlain. Considerable
property was damaged, anG there were re-
markable escapes by several persons exps.
sed; but nc lives were lost
General Court The first meeting Of the
General Court under the new Constitution,
took place to day July 2di in the Hall Of the
House of Delegates.
Present, Judges Brockenbrough, (Presi-
dcnt,) VIM. Brown, James E. Brown, Dun
can, Estl, Field, Fry, Leigh, lomax, May,
Saunders, Scott, Summers, Smith ,AllenT ay-
lor, Rob. r. Taylor and Thompson. Not
knowing the order Of seniority we enumerats
them alphabetically Wig.
.abseat-Daail, Parker, and Upshur.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGER0' UFFIUFe
sS-Letters by Mail (post paid enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery, will receive the
most prompt attention, if addressed to
YATES s. MINTYRE,
Washington City.
9EThe tickets and shares sent from the
Managers Office, Washington CITY, are ia
all cases the original one, and of coarse not
liable to any mistake or dispute: and tho
cash fer al prizes may be had instantly upon
the drawing.