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KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
SIMMONS AND DICKINSON, MANAGERS


SIMMONS AND DICKINSON, MANAGERs.)
FEW OF THE PRIZES
cAsHED AT
500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Received from Mess s h1na sGs picknson
KeRtg%sky STATE tRstery the sum Of
ment Of Prize Ticket No IS, 5is, drawn BY p p L.
Due, Forest City. Cal, in Class Q, Of September
wELLs-FARaO EXPRESS co.
j. C. Simbeck.
New YORK, NOV. "a, 1879;
s a fTSm Measrs Smmons pfsns1n ne
III fq for Prize Ticket 49, drawn IN GLASS Of
the Kentucky State Lottery, Noyembeg Is, 1879.
595 I'd ay.. New York city.
New .YonK, Nov. %, 1879,
Received from Simmons Dickinson, MANAGERS
Kentucky State Lottery, the sum Of ONE THOU
No. s., Oss, held by Eta sherburne, Of Farming
on, strafford county, NH, in Class T, drawn
ETA sHERBURNE,
By Horatio G. Clout.nan.
FIVE fe5f for IN f1
1874 KentuSky State Lottery. said ticket being sent
~ For Second National Bank. Jersey City.
Received from Messrs. Simmons Dickinson
n fun for Ticket No. s., 1856 drawing October Is.
1878, Kentucky State Lottery, said ticket being col
eete H by US for the account OF MIR. E. WUNDER-
for nodds 6 E; e. RoMM1 HaoR;,nv
Reeeiysd from Messrs Simmons Dickinson
I'll II c9pa Prize R9 II IT.
rery,. Glass Q, drawn September 80, 1879. The
ticket drawing said prize was No. a sls SIT
Port Richmond, Staten Island, Ny,
Received from Messrs. Simmons Dickinson,
H5 tss Ente1y Sits The Of F
he drawn By ticket No. So in tie draW s
ing Of the Kentucky State Lottery, Glass P, Sep
tep 1 IT, Said ticket was held me, and esshed
Residence So Paramount av., Baltimore, Nd.
FffTEESN. THOUSAND RoLLARs in full, for
- EDWARD h. May,
500 18th st. southwest, Washington, D. C.
Received from Simmons Dickinson, Managers
2 nheq H. g. Hn
drawing September F 1s 1872: g w.supnpr
$ & n %Ash@e st.,
Charlestown, Mass.
soe,7oo
DISTRIBUTED
IN THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
MONDAY, DECEMBER rs. lss0,
q. 500, 81 600 AND 1881 OTHER PkIzES,
AMOUNTING TO $50, TOO.
TICKETS 81.
For full particulars apply to
@. UpINGTOw.
Successor to Willie son + IA :,
5ss bhoAI.swAY, NEW YORK.
List OF drawlpes published in the New York Her
ald Sun, St.ats Zeitung Philadelphia Record Phil
aaeaPms sunday Dispatch, Pittsburgh Dispatch,
anu Aou1sv1le Commercial. All out OF town ticket
holders are mailed copy OF the Official List az soon
es received. decb 9&1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
| With an the requisite Trimmings.
/ CORN1CE POLES AND CORNIOE GILT AND
WALNUT. ase-g ) ,-lFE.
NoTIm;-Our saIeeman having charge Of our Up.
holstery Department having had fourteen years
experience IN this special branch, Win caeerfyly
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." Drivers Rye COrdial''
Cures affections of the Throat and Lungs. 30
cents and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
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"ALDERNEY DARY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned everymorning and delivered in 4 lbs.
Ward prints, 45c. per Id. Also cottage
cheese and buttermilk tt
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ONE VISIT OF INSPECTION to the Boys Cloth
ing House Of B. Robinson & Co., 900 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, will give you true conception of
their genuine low prices.
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lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
'Wfiles' Health Rerae,ref.." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, SIS Barclay street
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s5e,sO0

DISTRIBUTED
IN THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1870,
FIRST CAPITALS, ans, 600, s5, ZOO, 90, 600,
81, 500, 81 900 AND 1851 OTHER Prizes,
AMOUNTING TO $50, TOO.
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pEST MOCHA COFFEE, soc. per lib,
Best Old Government JAVA, CSC. per h.
Best Rio COFFEE, 1Sc. per lib.
Choice Oolong TEA. 40c per ID.
Choice Imperial TEA, 4Oc, per lib.
Patent Process FLOUR, 49, So per sack.
Cooks Delight FLOUR "a choice Family. 50. 10 SIX
Valley Star FLOUR "a choice Extra), 81. 70 pr SIX
gallons DuEy's Celebrated CIDER for 81.
IRISH POTATOES (choice), Coo. per bushel.
At HOWARD'S,
novl5-eo3m Cor. Sth and l. SITS. n.ec.
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APPEALED.-In the case OF Rose Ella Booth
nee StanD against George Booth-bill for di-
yorce on the ground Of desertion-in which
Judge Macarthur on Friday last dismissed the
bill, the complainant has by her attorney, Mr..
J: P. ONeill, entered an appeal to the General
Term,
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DINE at the Terrace 1104 18th st.-turkey, oys
tiers, Howson's ice cream, all for rs cts.
GEORGETOWN.

CARDS, 50 dozen. Gallery. M Market Space
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Is one that Is bilious. Get from your druggist q
package Of Quirk's irish Tea. Price Is cents.
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1uHhOH1H8 DePdrCIneHts
Second Floor.
Popular Prices.
Large Assortment.
One Price Only.
GEORGE c. HENNING,
Nv 40 eth street,
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TICKETS 81.

List OF Craving published in the New York Her
adelphis. sunday Dispatch Pittsburgh Dispatch,
and Louisville Commercial. An out-of- town ticket
holders are mailed copy Of the Official List az soon
as received. decA6 9&11
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WANTED-OID GOLD snd SILVER, In largecr
sV man Quantities. Highest Cash price paid.
III Pmn's ssenua betxeea ~ md AAsb. ssh9
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SUITS By BANKRUPT's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Charles Walter, assignee of. p Herman, bank
man, to whom a deed was made; s. Herman.
trustee, and A. Herman, beneficiary; L. G. Hine,
trustee, and s. Herman, beneficiary, to set aside
certain deeds and trusts given to secure debts
on the ground that the bankrupt and beneficial
ries knew at the time of the execution of the
papers that Herman was insolvent.
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TIE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT CNo. 1)-Judoe Wylie
Yesterday, Strong agt District; trial resumed
Dempsey agt- Zantzinger; Judgment Of condem-
nation.
, 1879-09-04
CITY ORDINANCE NO, ga.

AN Ordinance to prevent Hogs running
at large Within the city limits.
THE City Of Port Townsend does
ordain as follows
SECTION. I. That the City Marshal.
under the direction of the street commis-
sioner shall maintain suitable pound
within this city.
SEC. 2. That no hogs, shoats, pigs or
swine Of any kind shall be permitted to
run at large within the city limits at any
time, and If found running at large. each
and every OF such animals, shall be i'm
pounded in said pound by the city Mar
shall, from whence they shall not be re-
leased until the owner or some other per-
son shall pay to said Marshal the sum of
two dollars for his fees in taking up and
receiving each and every such animal. and
the sum OF fifty cents for the sustenance OF
each animal for every twenty-iour hours
the same shall be kept, and such owner or
owners shall be subject 10 a penalty of
three dollars for every such animal so
found running at large.
SEC. 3. That it shall be the duty Of the
Marshal to provide necessary sustenance
for all animals SO impounded, and 1t shall
be lawful for said Marshal to sell at pub
lie vendue any animal or animals i'm
pounded as aforesaid, at any time after
the expiration Of 4S hours from the time
they shall be so impounded. the said Mar
shal giving at least "a hours previous pub
lie notice OF the time and place OF sale by
three advertisements, one OF which shall
be put up at the door of the post office and
the other two in two of the most public
places In said city: provided. always, that
said animals are nO., before said sale, re-
deemed, by the payment OF said costs and
charges. and the city Marshal shall rem
der to the Council monthly with his re-
port true statement of all fees and all
moneys received by him either for penal
ties or tor animals sold by him, and said
Marshal shall not be interested directly or
Indirectly. In any manner In the purchase
ofany animal so sold by him, under pen-
atty of twenty dollars.
SEC. 4, That the city shall not In any
case be liable to the Marshal for any fees
or expenses due to him OH account OF any
animal which may be impounded and
whenever any such animal shall be sold
and shall not bring enough to pay the
fees and penalty, the same shall be lrcov-
cred OF the owner OF any such animal BY
suit In the name of said Marshal, and
shall be exacted and received by him and
retained for his own use.
SIC. 8. II any person or persons shall
break open or In any manner, directly or
Indirectly, aid or assist IN breaking open
any such pound, said person or person or
persons shall be fined the sum of twenty
tive dollars and costs Of prosecution, and
in default Of payment Of the same shall b.
committed TO hard labor upon the streets
Of this city until the same Is paid.
SEC. 9. That this ordinance be pub
lished in the Puget Sound Weekly ARGUS
Tor weeks, and be IN force from and after
five days from tile second publication
thereof.
Passed the Council Sept. |, 1879.
G. NORRIS HALLER, City clerk.
Approved by the Mayor Sept. /, 1879.
Z. ElSENBEIS, Mayor.
, 1879-09-04
GOVERNMENT IN ALASKA.

Major Wn. G. Morris arrived al
this place on Friday last. AS will
be seen by an "Oregonian" article,
published in another column, this
gentleman will hereafter have his
headquarters in Port Townsend.
His plan, as set forth, for the organ
ization aud maintenance of civil
government in Alaska is substantial
" in accordance with the suggestions
Of the ARGUS, made heretofore. 1t
also elabora,es the views of Mr.. /. G.
Dennis, for years Deputy Collector
at Sitka, who, while there, took b
deep interest in Alaskan matters and
busted himself with pen and
tongue to effect this long needed
step in advance. We need not say
also that Maj. Morris efforts meet
the approval of other prominent, re.
liable and we'll informed gentlemen
who heartily second the move.
The desired end is not, Of course,
reached yet; Congressional action
must be had; but we doubt not that
favorable legislation upon the sub.
ject will be an important feature of
the session next winter. The able
efforts of Maj. Morris and others to
diffuse reliable and complete infor.
nation about Alaska have not been
iriitless, and we believe that suffi-
clent is generally known already to
render the proposed action almost a
certainty.
, 1879-09-04
NOTICE.
Sale OF Real Estate.
Probate Court Of Jefferson County, W. T.

In the matter of the estate Of
Dennis EKtg1ats decd.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Thar
In pursuance of an order OF the Probate
Court of Jefferson county, w. r.. du
made on the Both day of July, A. ID. $50.
the undersigned, administrator of the c.-
tate Of Denlis High, dec. will sell NJ
public auction. TO the highest bidder. and
subject to confirmation by said Court
On tane sth day OF Sept, 1879, at the
hour Of IL M.
At the Court house door In Port Town
send, In Jefferson county, W. T.. the 'ol-
lowing described real estate, TO wit:
343 acres in lot No. six tG) in section
No. five (5), and 57s4 acres in lot No.
seven ~; all In township No. twenty-ninc
(29l north range one east, containing 02l6
acres more or less, lying and being In JET
fcrson county, W. Il.
Terms Of sale az follows:-Cash IN go'd
coin of the United States; One-half oi lle
purchase money 10 he paid 70 the Admin
istrator on the day OF sale. balance on con-
tirmation Of the sale by said Probate court
Deed mt expense Of purchaser.
Dated July 30. 1879.
WIN. Ii. IA. l. EARNED.
Administrator of estats OF ennis
Hight, dee
Bradshaw II lnman, attys for est. 24:4w
, 1879-09-04
Custom House Sale.

CUSTOM HOUSE DIST OF PUGET SOUND, I
Port Townsend. August 13. 1879
nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following described articles. seized for
violation Of the United States revenue laws.
will be sold at puhlir auction TO the high
est bidder. Tor clsll, ut the Custom House
In Port Townsend. Washington Territory,
September Is. 1879. at , O'Clock, p. M:
No. Ill. prs. hrogans. prs. shoes,
| pr. gaiters, pr. gents slices, 2 jump
ers. under shirt, pr. drawers 3 calico
shirts. pieces calico. l white blanket.
lpr. boys pants. l3 prs. cotton socks. lr
WOODEN socks, prs. childrcn's hose. ! ~.
ladies' stockings. 4 towels. 2 lnndkeThiefs,
/ ID thread. ~ spOols thread @ hanks
braid. = pkgs. pins, . cakes soap. pkg.
candy. 2papcrs tacks. scales. pkgs. toll
let paint, gross matches. q bottles hair
oil. l pkg. toblcco, boxes percussion
caps, 4 % Id cans powder. 2 boxes bIieing,
4 h-lb cans pepper, bars soap. 4 papers
saIeratus, IA pkgs. fire crackers. canS
lard. coffee pot. tin bucker. "a chest
back ten. 81 lib papers tea, 2 sacks flour,
mat rice go lbs.), 5.gal. can coal OH.
box nails. ax. Old rifle, deer horns.
3 otter skins. ~ sacks wool 200 lbs.
sloop, 20 lbs. bacon, jug. 10. bead.
yeast powder. tniler powder. spice. lamp
wick. Seized July 30, 1879, ut San Juan
Island.
No. 1I2. pr, shoes. 4 lbs. Chinese
tobacco. 4 yd-. damask, 28 lbs. cinnamon.
3 prs. Chinese shoes. Seized August 4,
1879, at Port Townsend.
Persons claiming any OF the above NELL
Ti0ned articles are required to file their
clliu, therefor with the Collector of Gus
toms of this District. within twenty days
rom the first publication Of this notice.
ii. A. WEBSTER,
l6. Collector OF Customs.
, 1879-09-04
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER

II Is natural for peope suffering with
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint or any de-
rslgenent Of the digestive organs, such
as soar stomach, sick headacre, habitua
cCostiyeness, palpitation of the heart, heart
barn. water-brash, gnawing and burning
pains at :he pit OF the stomach. yellow
skin, coated tongue, and disagreeabie taste
IN the mouth. coming up of food after eat
ing: low spirits, &c., to put off from day
to day buying an article that they know
has cured their neighbor. friend. or rela-
tive. yet they have no faith in it until il is
TOO late. But ifyou will 20 to your drug
gist and get bottle oil Green's August
Flower your immediate cure Is as certain
as you live. Sample bottles of this medi-
cine can be obtained for 10 cents to try its
superior virtue. Regular sizes 75 cents.
Try 1t, two doses win relieve any case.
, 1879-09-04
CITY ORDINANCE NO. 40.

AN ORDINANCE amending section If.
Of City Ordinance No. 13, entitled ''An
Ordinance to construct aud repair side
walks" and repeating City Ordinance
No. Is.
The CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND DOES
ORDAIN AS Follows
SECTION I. That Sec. Ii. of the City
Ordinance No. 13, shall be amended so as
to read as follows, to-wit:
THAT all sidewalks now being, or here
after to be constructed within the city
limits of the city OF Port Townsend, shall
be eight feet In width, providing that all
such sidewalks constructed on either, or
both sides OF Water street shall be twelve
feet In width, except that all such side
walks on the west side Of Water street,
from the corner Of Quincy street north, to
the breakwater, shall be eight feet IN
width.
SEC. II. That city Ordinance No. Is.
be and the same same is hereby repealed
SEC. LII. This ordinace shall take effect
and be In force IRON and after five days
from the publication thereof.
Passed the council Sept. l, 1879.
G.. MoRRls HALLER.
City clerk.
Approved by the Mayer Sept. l, 1879.
G. EISENBElS. Mayor.
, 1879-09-04
Probate Notice
In the Probate Court Of Jefferson county,
W. II.
IN the matter OF the estate Of
ARTHUR PHINNEY, dec.


Petition tor order to sell real estate.
ON READING AND FILING THE
" petition OF George W. Harris. sole
surviving executor OF the last will and
testament OF Arthur Phinncy, deceased,
praying for authority to sell the real es-
tate belonging to the said estate, and it
appearing to the Court from said petition
that there Is real estate belonging to said
estate unsold; that said estate cannot be-
settled. divided and distributed without II
sale of said decedent's property; that said
will authorizes the executors OF said estate
to sell all of said properly whenever sale
In their Judgment will be for the best iu-
terest of said estate; and 1t appearing to
this court that IL will bc for the interest of
said estate to sell said property. 1t is there
fore ordered that Thursday. the 4th day of
September. 1879. at III O'Clock A. NJ. at
the court room OF the Probate Court In
Port Townsend, w. r., be the time and
place for the hearing Of said petition for
an orler OF sale, ut which time and place
all persons interested In said estate are re-
quired to appear and show cause, II any
they have, why an order should not be
made authorizing Geo. w. Harris. execu-
tor. to sell all of the real estate belonging
to the estate OF Arthur Phinney, deceased,
remaining unsold.
And further, that a copy OF this notice
be posted by the clerk MS required by law,
and published in the Puget Sound Weekly
Argus for four weeks before time of hear
ing the same. j. A. KUHN,
Probate Judge,
, 1879-09-04

Academia little son of Mr..
Collins, since the arrival of the fam.
lily from Portland, has had the mis-.
fortune to break one Of his legs.
Some timber which had been ar.
ranged for hosting weights fell on
him. Medical aid was summoned
from this place, and the little suffer.
or is reported as doing well.
, 1879-09-04
ALASKA.
PLAN FOR GOVERNMENT OF THE TER,
TlTORY.

From the daily "Oregonlan."l
Major VIM. Gouverneur Morris,
special agent OF customs, who ar
rived on the State of California, was
interviewed at the Clarendon hotel
by an "Oregonian" reporter, who
had pleasant half hour chat with
this distinguished revenue officer.
The Pacific coast district which
comprises California, Oregon, Wash
ington territory and Alaska, was di.
vided last May, as regards treasury
supervision, California being one
district, and Oregon, Washington
and Alaska the other. Major Nor.
ris has been placed at the bead Of
the latter district, and will have his
headquarters at Port Townsend.
Among his other duties, he will be
obliged to inspect every custom
house in his district once year.
He will leave for Port Townsend in a
few weeks, as soon as his duties con-
nected with the custom houses here
and at Astoria are finished.
Maj. Morris will devote himself
particularly to Alaska affairs. He
expresses the confident belief that
Congress will create some fern Of
government for Alaska at its next
session. His plan for form of gov.
ernment is to have a governor ap.
pointed by the President, and that
we have Secretary who can speak
the Russian language; that the gov.
ernor have at his command an armed
vessel and visit every port or place
of Importance once year, and make
report to Congress; that United
States judge be appointed, who shall
have jurisdiction similar to United
States circuit judges; that mags-
trate having limited jurisdiction and
the power to select con.
stables also be appointed; that there
be no fees connected with any of the
offices, but that every officer be sal.
arisd and paid by the government
out of the revenue it derives from
the rent of the seal islands. The
annual revenue is now $3l7,500
which is an interest of A. per cent.
on the purchase money. He does
not deem it advisable to have u leg.
islature, or send delegate to Con-
gress, on account of the paucity of
the population, and because such
government would be too expensive,
un unwieldy and cumbersome. The
plans of Major Morris for form of
government conincide exactly with
those of Capt. w. H. Dali, Of the
coast survey, who is probably the
best informed man ON Alaska affairs
in the country. The bill appropr'a-
ting $175,000 for revenue cutter
failed to pass the proper committee
at the last session on account of the
press Of other business, but it is al
most sure to pass at the next session.
On account of the proximity Of
Oregon to Alaska, the people Of the
latter country would naturally choose
Portland as q purchasing market.
An examination Of the manifests of
the steamer California shows that
large proportion of goods for cosump-
tion in Alaska are purchased from
merchants here. Major Morris thinks
that it is incumbent on the manufac-
turers and merchants of this city to
induce the Senators and representa-.
tives of Oregon to do all they can by
wise and appropriate Legislation to
bring about just and strong govern
ment, without which immigration
will be very limited.
, 1879-09-04

Rev. w. |. Cospsr, of the M. e.
Church, arrived on Wednesday, ao,
compaDied by his wife and one
daughter. He will conduct the usu
al services in the NJ. E. church on
Sunday morning and evening. Pray
er meeting this evening.
, 1879-09-04

Our public school opened on Mon.
day, under the management of Prof.
Kerr, Miss Huffman and Miss Foster.
The attendance at the opening was
ninety-four.
, 1879-09-04

Mr.. d. N. Little6eld has taken
charge Of the Point Wilson fog sig.
nal, with Capt. N. l.. Rogers as his
assistant. Mr.. Il. D.. Attridge, Of
Port Ludlow, has taken Mr.. Little.
fields place as Inspector in the Gus.
tom house.
, 1879-09-04
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. } @
County of Jefferson. 81

COllllIy OF JeITtfsOn.
II. A. KUHN, Judge and cx-olficio
clerk Of the Probate Court in and for JEFF
fer'on county, w. T., do hereby certify
that the foregoing is u true and correct
copy of an order made by the said Probate
court of said county. and that the same is
entered of record in said court.
rsEAT,1 Witness my hand and the
A'J seal Of said courr, this 4th day
of August, 1879. j. A. KUHN,
Judge and ex-otficio cl k of said Court.
, 1879-09-04
NoTIC1.

There will be Il meeting of the share owners
the company, In Port Townsend, w. T.. Octo-
Der 3Orh, 1879, at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ for the PM
pose OF diminishing the capital stock OF said
company 10 the sum OF eight thousand In /
nine hundred dollars.
TIIos. STRATTON.
THIS. PliILLIPs,
y. y. Main. ..'
Sept. 81, 1879. [st29I Trustees.
, 1879-09-04

ANOTHER month with an in it,
and the onslaught upon oysters is
said to be-wsll, interesting, to say
the least. Holcomb's restaurant is
the scene of conflict.
, 1879-09-04

Prof. Roberts intends visiting
Olympia during Fair week, and will
probably remain there during the
session of legislature.
, 1879-09-04

TIE board of Puget Sound Pilot
Commissioners have again revoked
the license of Capt. E. FL. Meal.
mond.
, 1879-09-04

The sloop Tibbals was sold on
Thursday last at auction, and was
purchased by Mr.. J T. Norris, for
two hundred and fifty.fve dollars.
, 1879-09-04

SMALL fruits of all kinds, from Cal.
iiornia and Puget Sound, kept regu.
larly on hand at Holcomb's.
, 1879-09-04

The entire line of the Puget Sound
Telegraph Co. has been put in first
class order by Supt. R. S. Robinson,
that gentleman finishing on Tuesday
, 1879-09-04

The Immigrant Aid society will
meet at the old court house on Tues
day evening next at s O'clock, for the
transaction of important business.
, 1879-09-04
FOR THE NEXT 30 pAYs!l

Ladies and Clidren's Sloes; Ladies'
Dress and Fancy Goods selling at COST,
sfor Cash, at ROTHSCHlLD q Co.'S.