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, 1860-01-13
IN THE HOUSE:

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Wood presented petition signed
by J. o. Meeker and 72 others, praying
the Legislature to grant q charter to John
Carson TO construct bridge across the
Puyallup river.
Mr.. Wood introduced House bill No. SO
an act to authorize John Carson to con-
struct bridge across the Puyallup river
in Pierce county.
Mr. Wood introduced House bill No. 81
an act to authorize John Walker to es-
tablish ferry across the Puyallup river.
The above bill was accompanied with pc
tition signed by Archibald McMillon and
90 others, praying the Legislature to grant
to said John Walker a charter to establish
said ferry.
Mr. Gle introduced an act to legalize
the assessment of Pacific county.
Mr.. Wood introduced an act TO establish
a Territorial road from Olympia to Stella
COON.
Mr. Smith introduced an act to create
and organize the county Of Spokane.
Mr.. Miles introduced an act to incOrpo-
rate the fret Presbyterian Chnrch. Ge Gym
pia Also nn act defining the jurisdiction
and practice ia the Probate Courts in
Washington Territory. On motion of Mr..
Tennant, the reading of the bill was dis
pensed with, on account Of its prolixity,
and was laid upon the table and $50 copies
ordered printed
House resolution No. 7-praying Con-
gress to donate to this Territory ten million
acres Of arabic land in aid Of her Territorial
Internal improvement fund-was taken up,
read I'd time andreferred to the committee
on Memorials.
House Resolution No l0-relative to
the San Juan affair-was read I'd time.
On motion Of Mr. Shockley, the House
adjourned.
, 1860-01-13
SATURDAY, Jan. I, 1860.
Council met nursnant to adionrnment.

Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Miller, from the Judiciary commit
tee, to whom had been referred House res
olution No. ll-relative to the employ
ment Of an enrolling clerk-reported q sub
stitute and recommended that it do pass.
The Resolution relative to the San Juan
affair was taken up, and on motion Of Mr..
Woodard, was passed unanimously.
Council bill No. loan act authorizing
John W. Park to establish ferry across
st. Joseph's river-was take up, amended,
and orderedto q third reading tomorrow.
Council bill No. ll-an act authorizing
VIM. Foreman to establish ferry across
Ceur d. Alene river-was read third time
and passed.
Resolution relative to the employment
Of an enrolling clerk, was read third time
and passed.
House memorial No. l5-relative to the
compensation Of jurors-on motion of Mr..
Maxon, was read 81 time. On motion of
Mr.. Burbank, memorial referred to com
mittee on ways and means.
House bill No. Alan act to dissolve
the bonds of matrimony existing between
Sidney S. Ford, Jr., and JoSephene Ford
was read I'd time On motion Of Mr..
Biles, bill read Sd time and passed,
, 1860-01-13

House bill No. 45-an act to dissolve
the bonds of matrimony existing between
Crowell II. Sylvester and his wife Harriet
p. Sylvester-wss read lSt time.
House bill No. 4S-an act to legalize
the assessment of Wahkiaknm county
was taken up, and on motion of Mr.. Bur.
bank, read Sd time and passed.
House bill No San act to dissolve the
bonds of matrimony existing between Chas.
Green and and his wife Catharine W.
Green-was read first time.
House memorial No l4-relarive to the
establishment of a weekly mail route from
Steilacoom to the crossing of the PuyalIup
river, and the appointment of John Carson
postmaster - was read third time and
passed.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
, 1860-01-13
Proceedings Of the Legislative Assembly
IN THE COUNCIL.
TUESDAY, Jan. 8, 1860.

Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Burbank introduced q resolution
relative to an additional appropriation for
completing the military road from Fort
Steiacoom 10 Fort Vancouver.
House resolution relative TO the election
of Territorial officers, was read I'd time,
and, on motion Of Mr. Woodard, was laid
upon the table and made the special order
Of the day for 25th January.
An act to provide for the selection and
location of lands reserved for University
purposes, and the appointment of board
of commissioners to select the same, was
read 81 time, and on motion Of Mr.. Biles,
referred to committee on Education
Mr.. Miller introduced resolution ask
ing Congress for an appropriation to pur-
chase additional books for the Territorial
library.
On motion of Mr.. Burbank, the Council
adjourned.
, 1860-01-13
FRlDAY, Jan. 6, 1850.
Honse adjourned.

House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Mr.. Ferguson, from the committee on
counties, reported back House bill No. 40
-an act to create aud organize the county
Of Spokane land recommended its passage.
Mr.. Simmons, from the committee on
Corporations, reported back the following
bills, with recommendation that they do
pass: An act to authorize VIM. J. Terry
to establish q ferry across the Spokane
river; an act to authorize A. Jacobs to es.
tablish bridge on the Tuchet river; aud an
act to incorporate the FIRST Presbyterian
Church of Olympia. Report adopted.
Mr.. Van VaIzab, from the select com
'mittee to whom was referred House Reso-
luton relative to the San Juan affair, re-
ported a substitute Report adopted.
Mr.. Simmons, from the committee on
Corporations, to whom had been referred
the petition Of the citizens of Port Towns
end asking the incorporation Of that city,
reported bill, and recommended its pas
sage.
Mr.. Tennant, from the committee on
memorials, reported back House Resolution
No. I, with amendments.
Mr.. Knapp, from the committee on
Roads and Highways, reported back
House bills Nos. SO and 81, with amend
ments.
Mr.. Ferguson introduced an act to dis
solve the bonds Of matrimony existing be-
tween Sidney S. Ford, jr., and Josephene
Ford. Rules suspended and bill passed.
Mr.. Mccall introduced an act TO legalize
the assessment Of Wabkiakum county,
which was read three times and passed.
Mr. Foster introduced an act to incor-
porate the Seattle Library Association.
Mr.. Foster Introduced House memorial
No. 15-relatiVe to the increase Of the pay
or allowance by the United States to
grand and petit jurors, which was read
three times and passed.
Mr.. Shead Introduced on act to locate
and establish Territorial road from John
NJ. Shotwelps, on Black river, TO David
Byles', on the Chehalis river.
House bill No. 45-an act TO dissolve
the bonds of matrimony heretofore exist
ing between c. H. Sylvester and Harriet
P. Sylvester-was read Cd time, and or
dered to third reading tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr. Gle, an act to dis
solve the bonds of matrimony existing be-
tween Chas. Green and Catharine Green,
was taken from the table, read third time
and passed.
Mr.. Van VOlzah introduced a substitute
for House Resolution No. I0-relative to
the San Juan affair-which was read 2d
time.
Mr. Knapp gave notice that be would
on some future day offer an amendment to
the charter of Vancouver city.
On motion Of Mr. Biles, the resolution
relative to the San Juan affair was read
Sd time aud passed.
On motion, the House adjourned
, 1860-01-13
SUPREME COURT
OF
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
DECEMBER TERM, 1859.

DECEMBER TERN, 1859.
wOahOOlit alias Yelm Jim Plaintiff in
Territory Of washington, Error.
Defendent in Error.
Indictment for murder. Error to End
Judicial District.
Messrs. Evans & Wallace, for Plaintiff il
Error. M
B P. Anderson, Esq. for the Territory
of Washington.
The Judgment Of the Court below afir
med, and to stand in full force and effect.
Fred'k. Clark, PPtif in Error
rs.
Territory of Washington, Def't in Error
Canse-Assault
Error to I'd Judicial District
Messrs. Evans and Chenoweth, for Plain
tiff 10 Error.
B.P. Anderson. Esq, for the Territory o.
Washington.
The, Judgment Of the Court below ahir
med, and to stand in full force and effect.
W. S. Ebey,) Plaintiff in Error.
Ingle 4 Hill Defendants in Error.
CaHe--Civil Action.
Error to Sd Judicial District
s. Gar6elde, ESQ. for Plaintiff in Error
Messrs Chenoweth & Dennisou. for De
fendents in Error. q
The Judgment Of the Court betow afir-
med, with costs and interest, and the fur
ther sum Of ($I5 fifteen dollars costs in the
Court below, together with costs in Supreme
Court. ,....
B. ]. Madison, Appellant
Lucy Madison, Appellee.
CaMss-Divorce
Error to Sd Judicial District.
Messrs. Chenoweth & Den2jsOn, for aP
pellant.
Messrs Garfelde & Kendall for Appel
lee.
The Decree Of the District Court, insofar
as it enioins F. A. Chenoweth from paying
over money, is reversed and in all Othel
respects, said Decree Is affirmed at Plain
tf's cost.
John Freany Plaintiff in Er
Territory Of Washington, Def't. in Error
CaUse-Assault to commit rape.
J Error to lst Judicial District.
, 1860-01-13
THURSDAY, Jan. 5. 1860.

Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Caples introduced an act to author
iEe Martha Martin, a minor, to convey
property.
On motion of Mr.. Woodard, House res
olution relative to tha election of Terrific
rial officers, was taken from the table, and
the figures "l4th," before the word jan
uary," were stricken out, and "25th" in-
serted
On motion of Mr.. Denny, the resolution
was passed.
On motion the Council adjourned.
, 1860-01-13

PRoPosED OVERLAND MAIL--It IS stated
in the California papers that james Ha-
warth, President Of California Stage Com
pany has made, or will make proposals to
the General Government to carry daily
mails in coaches between Sacramento aud
st. Louis, for the sum Of $l,O0o,O00 per
annum, and to make the schedule time be-
tween city aud city in fourteen days He
says that he can make the trip more fre-
quently in twelve days than in longer
time. Mr.. Hawarth is also willing to cop-
tract to carry a letter mail over the sauo
line, to be paid by weight. and make the
distance from point to point 10 six days.-
The company Of which Mr. II. Is the head
is an immensely wealthy and an enterpris-
ing corporation, and would unquestionably
accomplish what IS proposed, should ne
government enter into the contrhct And
we have no doubt the contract wi u be on
tered into during the present session Of
Congress. In this connection it behooVos
Oregon and Washington to move for their
rights 10 the matter Of overland mail com
munications.
, 1860-01-13

RAos.-The Importation Of rags for the
purpose Of paper making. is great deal
more extensive than most persons wodld
imagine. During the year 1851 We in
ported A, $50, ,0S0 pounds, valued at 81
ass, 1875, and nukiag so, ,l6r bales; s6,69l
bales were from Italy, and more than oae
third are entirely linen, the rest being a
mixture Of linen and cotton. About 1000
bales were also imported from the free
cities Of Hamburg and Bremen. France
prohibits the expectation Of rags and 20
does Rome; the few which we get from
Ancona "a Roman provinee) being by spe-
eial permission on payment Of large fees
Prussia and Germany generally impose 50
high an export doty on rags as to stop tho
trade entirely. The exports from AIexah-
dria and Smyrna are chiefly collected in
Asia Minor by agents having license from
the government, and the domestic demand
must be supplied before any can be export
ed. 1t is the same with Trieste, where on
y the surplus is allowed to come away
The Trieste rags are collected all over
Hungary. We are Informed that New
York and Boston receive the largest guam
tity, and the place that ships the most is
LeghOrn, in Italy.
, 1860-01-13

TIeHr TNEs IN SUcKERDOx.--The Carlin-
vile Spectator, Published at the county
seat Of Macoupin county. H., says; ''rhs
sheriff informs Us that the business Of bis
Office is pretty heavy at the present time
80 much 50 that be Is obliged 70 keep six
deputies riding all the time
, 1860-01-13


Wm. II. Wallace, Esq, for Plaintiff in
Error
B. P. Anderson, Esq, for the Territory
Of Washington.
The Judgment of the District Court AZ
frned, and to stand in full force and ef-
feet.
J, r. Meeser' d. ai' Plaintiff in Error.
rs.
Charles Wren, Defeudt. in Error.
Causs-Civil Action.
Error to District Court Of Pierce County.
S. Garfelde, Esq, for Plaintiff, in Error.
f. Clark, Esq, for Defendent in Error
Judgment of the Court below affirmed,
with interest and costs.
Fl. D. Huntington, Appellant.
J. W. Blakeuy. Appellee
Cause-Civil Action.
Error to lst Judicial District.
S. Gar6elde, Esq, for Appellant.
E. Evans, Esq. for Appellee.
This case coninued until next term, aud
orders to the Clerk Of the District Court for
the LIST Judicial District, to amend the re-
cord, and make return to the Supreme Court
on or before the first Monday in December
next. a
Puget Sound Ag co., Appellants
Pierce County, W. T) Appellee
Error to District Court Of Pierce County.
Messrs. Chenoweth &WaIlace, for Appel
lants -
S. Garfelde, Esq, for Appellee.
This cause was dismissed for want Of jd-
risdction. --.
George A. Meigs & W. Q. Talbot, Ape
Is. lents.
Steam Ship, Northyno 1eRes-
Alse am pond
.s ents.
y Pm. Steam Ship Co.. -
US.. Gross
Steam Tug RssOluis, A. w. Pray. Hlels
Master. iia ala cs"
Appeal from I'd Judicial District. -
&C. Hewitt, ESQ., for Meigs &Talhot
B.F. Kendall, Esq, for P. NJ Steam
Ship Company. i
The Decree Of the District Court affirm
ed, with the costs herein, and thirty days
allowed either party to effect an appeal.
i
, 1860-01-13
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MISCELLANEOUS,

LII WHO USE BRANDY AND WINE
ss Sy Ss been
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he am and have wa un'
Should long ago have enaeavored 70 comply with the a.t
70 e s nsr
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Another point favor This The duty now on French
began y i. ps solicit Brandy Vines
These favorng circumstance enabled me 10 commence
cosnas Brandy and Wines: bottle than = for
ber esoerisnee he We attacks the mlrspresentaon o
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will stake my reputation a. man, standing mer-
chant commercial integrity, that what pledge
and certify to with seal my label and my certificate Y cor
be relied by purchasers In section OF
the Union which my Brandy be sent have made
with the best B-npdy manufacturers In France
With those who q world. wide the hDv
Brandy exporters: have selected four eminent firms
who VIII ship their Brsndies shall not designate the
tcle By any than Wolfe Genuine Cognac Brandy
II do otherwise would be useless for then unprn-
cped necessarily engaged In the nefarous
initiating all valuable articles, would initiate and
adopt CLOAK undo which sell their compound
| OF poisons 10 cover the vie inpostions
Isha also import the best and purest Madeira, Port and
sherry wines medical These also guarantee
| with my sesl, my label and my certificate.
There importer who actual experience
and kpo ledge Of the importing liquor and wine trade than
do have been engaged In 1t over thirty years.
am placing Brandy and Wines for sale with all the
Druggists apohecsres and country merchants In the United
S,ates SO that physicians private families VIII 6Id Diff
ouly procuring genuine Brandy and Wine for medicinal
! use. uDOLPHO WOLFE
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Jersey CITY Intelligence.

Trial OF A Ngw YORK LAwYEE FOR PEIURy-Ihe
trial of Mr. Theodore C. Marcou French lawyer having
an Office in Broadway New York, indicted for perjury
Was commenced IN the Hudson County Court Yesterday
that ia January 1s49 Mr. Marcou for the purpose Of be-
coming bondsman in the sum OF $500 for man named
Val made an affidavit that he worth 500 Ia
real estate In HUDSON county Tho testimony for the
State went TO show that they had been unable TO ind any
dsed REGARDED in Mr. " in the Clerk Office and
snbseoncn,jv when applied to, he refused give any
,aisfaeton IN the matter The defence set up that Mr.
NJ bad power Of attorney from parties IN France for he
convey said property Jsques Canal aud Mr. Canal re
conveyed the properly to Mr. Aarcou deed o. which
he held his po-session but ior CERTAIN reasons mao nov
nrpumeps as 20 the Of these papers the Court
adTurred until this wednesday, morning
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Domestic Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
s PHILADELPHIA, Feb H. 1860.
STOCKS dun Pennsylvania 6s, %; Reading Railroad
lsit; Morris Canal, So; Long Island Railroad, IL
fennsylvan Railroad SO. Sight exchange on New York
par. " "
r..- CO. APALAcTncoIA, Feb II, 1880.
cotton-Saes to day 500 bales: good midding lie a
nSc Sales OF the week 1850 bales. Receipts Of the
week 900 bales Stock al 500 bales Sterling exchange
80. per cent premium. Do, with bills of adng 6x
per cent premium. Sight exchange on New York L
per cent discount Freight on cotton to Liverpool I'd
IL sZd.; do. New York sl6c; do. Eastern ports 60
- BALTIMORE, Feb. H. 1860.
Flour dull and heavy: Ohio quoted nominally IS 37k
Wheat dull red 81 rs a 81 so; white 81 35 a Is Corn
serve yellow Ioc 75c.; white dull at 7Oc 72c Pork
steady mess SIT so aSlS. Whiskey firm and active at
25c, an advance of Nc.
PHIrADEIPHA, Feb. IA, 1850.
Flour firm at IS 621s 60, Wheat active at 81 40
% % ler white, and 81 80 81 SO FOE fAzo re-:
Gales at &c o 2sc. =
CINCINNATI, Feb IA, 1850.
Bulk meats shade higher. Mess pork dull, but firm;
sales at SIT &c. Flour a at IS IS for superHne. Wheat
quiet. Corn steaoy.
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Lonu, ~"fsS AAHx.s c.vIand c,ut
Tho drain Of bullion nom the Ban. " --.--..na,s~s
aS ns On even larger s:.eoe reported ~ sss b,
c xo sne os.e o. the last resp amounting 70 ~
xoyo9o An active DEM and for discount al5A sp ue
.ne Bank on inc ss.n. Under these cIrcum. 1ances
me commencement. Of bushes On The alst tha a. ,ounc
u. nj went fc.a that the mn;uum rate ~ d ~ WI
A1os, nom three TO four per cent Tho riss wa
drsp Of . SIsn H. genera but did not sop
1soa,S tresn advance considered certaIn r :
~ pan .ne drain continue Tho demand for
money ner extremely cen, active notwithstanding
the O. sa Tvs Get Ct o.. a.,. 49,.
previously been offered al two and half per cent Ave
rer cent was demanded
ms .oIdon TINES city article says there Is belief That
rs sanks minps wa, yet touch Eve per CEN. W
n.spent. ''-"N ~
nwss supposed that spece remittances from America
Foreign exchanges showed al advancing tendency
Funds had be'n heavy but the effect Of the Banks ad.
vance was only temporary, and coSsos even improved
Consos closed on the I'd at o. s4s for money and &C.
The Bank Of England had advanced the rate of discount
AMERICAN sxcurrrs
Ane market ior American securities di,l.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MxRKrr.
the sales or cotton in the Liverpool market for the
three days, added up bales Of which DEC bales
were to exporters and speouators The market opened
arn at slight improvement principally upon the fair
and middling qualities, but closed quiet owing to the
Bank OF England advancing rate Of discount TO four
per cent
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
Ine advlces from Manchester favorable and the
market closed with advancing tendency the prices
OF goods and yarns, which, however was checked by
the advance In the Banks rate of discount
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Richardson, Spence Co. report flour Quiet but steadv
23s 2ss Wheat quiet and easier, but Quotations UNI
changed; red, % Cd 9s 3D.; white, gs Cd. lis 3D.
Corn firm and all qualities slightly higher: yellow
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
RICHARDSON, Spence Co. quote beef dull. Pork dull !
hacon nrm with good demand Lard quiet but steady
Tallow firm |
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes were quiet pots, 2ss. Cd 29s.; pearls Sos |
sugar quiet CoDee steady. Rice steady Rosip firm: |
common, a. td. a. sd. Spirits turpentine firm at !
Jus. I'd. Linseed oil, 2ss. q 2Ss. Sd |
LONDON MARKETS.
In the London market breastus were DIM Int steadv
sugar hrm. Coffee firm Tea was very firm Rice quiet |
iailow oes Cd 5es. Pig iron firm at els Lnseed OIL
THE LATEST MARKETS.
n, IavERpoot, Feb. PIP. N. |
Inc sales OF cotton for the last two days up 1880
gais 13oo baies being on speculation and for export
me market opened quiet, with holders Offering freely
Dot showing no disposition 70 press sales, and closed
unchanged, but with an advancing tendency.
Breadstuiis steady.
Provisions quiet but steady.
Corsols are at s4a.
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Tho Broadway Bondoir is visited nightly by large and
fashionable witness the elegant performances
of the talented webb sisters Tonight they appear
sisted by H. G. Plunket and W. O'Ner In tho petite
comedy called "The Youth Tint Never Saw q woman,"
the domestic drama Of "Good for Ev aud the protean
IN If the uYoupr Actreesv
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Court CaIendar-Thfs Da y

SUPREME CouRr-CKcrT Part Court Of Oyer and
800, lFs, 3l7 $685. 4l3 l74 49, TO- 1ol 249 4ss, s52,
5Ic.
SUPERIOR CouRr.--Part Same as Monday. Part II
Nos 4S6 S. ZS, 1874 49, 502 sos, DO, lo2S l9S, 49,
400, 400, 124, $40, AGO. 326-
COMMON PiEAs-Part Nos. 2s7 1872. 1888, 1924, 123,
33l, s. $780, 1881 1882. 1885, 1884 1886 g. 1888 Part
INos 202 1896 2s, n, AIS, 1867, 1886, 1885, 1889,
1870, l64l, 1912, l643, 42l, 1892
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ACADEMY OF MUsc.-Thc "Sounnmbuia'' will be given
this evening, with Adelina Patti, Brgnol and Amodio
Miss PATHS performance Of Amna Is Of the very best
that has been given here by any artist Her execution
Of the finale has never been surpassed. There should
be great house at the Academy tonight.
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London Club Sauce. This UnrivaIIed
Sauce manfactured by Parker Bros London can be OBJ
tanned OF their agent In this city A. j. PARKER Is Beekman
inns arucle supeRor TO the Worcestershire sauce
aud can be obtained At ono half Ae price. ~
Cristadoro's Hafr Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees1he best In the world wholesale and retail and tb
dye privately applied. 6 Asor House.
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This Is the only correct report published

Bea utfful Com pIexion.-Lafrd'sLfquf
Pearl identifying and tho complexion and sn
nav be uied grAts e ~ Broadway
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BowERY THEArRs.-Mr. J. H. Aliens complimentary
testimonial viii take place this evening, when host OF
volunteers and the regular company appear in Shannon
and Pythias," "The Little Treasure" "Black Eyed
Susan % sHSki"-.~, 49, ---~-. 900 -
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, wig and Tcupcs
factory removed 10 6 Boud suee. Private entrance fos
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Hatr.-Its Diseases, Fan, Change of Coz
cr their tnbeihmoni the whole treated b. GhANDJEAN
% IseH b Sweet, rear Broad way
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Far Sale in st. Lonfs, Mo.--Tho stock,
fixtures WI and four Lease OF nss caas rea
ht ran fur goods Store doing good nnd
cash trade and no competition ir the city with a
Ger az stock conducted Terms 5000 cash oance
-, ID tseiys months None need apply who canno.
tnrnsh the above in cash For further particulars
inouue OF A. J. W. 4. COMSTOCk, IS BroadwaJ.