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THE SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

To the st of July 50. l34 1888 feet of
lumber had been received at San Fran
cisco this year. Speaking Of tho weak
condition Of tho market, the Commercial
Hsrali of the 81 inst.nt says: 1.-THE
general market is quiet and prices are
very irregular. The spot lumber sup
ply Is free, but the local demand is
light. There is no uniform quotation
to give. Prices are cut every day to
cash customers purchasing large in
voices. The principal lumber dealers
report very dull market. both in i'm
ports and exports. The city demand is
also light"
The same journal, which is excellent
authority. speaks thus of coal:
In our last issue wo notod sales of
three cargoes English steam to arrive
upon terms withheld. but generally be.
Heyed to be at SO %. There are yet
three or more cargoes of same or route
or loading that have not yet been sold.
The general market remains inactive.
The arrivals from the North are free,
but the bulk of it is sold TO arrive un-
der contract. The Central Pacific Rail.
road Company consume from 5000 10
1000 tons Seattle per month on their
cars and steamers-price s. so. We
quote California Mount Diablo at &4a
30 for steam; Coos Bay and Seattle,
IS 60@6: Nanaimo and Wellington,
S7@S."
oregon wool, which includes Wash
ington Territory wool, is estimated ct
100000 pounds this season. Owing
to extra care, probably. and probably
to the cool and more favorable weather,
the quality is . good deal better than
for some years past, and the prices are
correspondingly higher. ranging up to
Az cents per pound for the best ciip.
For hops there is no demand. aud
prices are nominal-from 3 to 8 cents
for both old and new.
Potatoes and onions never were lower.
Onions are selling at 20 and rs cents
per hundred pounds. and potatoes at 25
to 3iis cents per hundred. Last winter
onions ranged from IS TO SIS per hun
dred. and little over year ago pota-
toes sold at So and 81.
Flour is. selling a, from 81 barrel
to 80 20; and wheat at from 81 90 10
~ '2ls per cen,al. or hundred Dur
ing toe year ending June 3O,h, 1879,
2o4 vessels took from San Francisco
cargoes OF wheat sgsrsgating 9.sSa. log
cenials. valued ct Sl6, .s3.a1a
The lowest rate st which We find
barley quoted in the San Francisco pa
pers is 65 cents per GENITAL. and the
highest rate 81. with prices of s.h
~. ,7:tt.. DC. between. The exports 81
barley during the past year have been
unprecedented. aggregs,iug 264.ose
oentsls BY overland railroad and 4s7 933
centsls by ship. The dsmsnd for Pa
chic coast barley comes principally from
New York. Chicago. Callao. Liverpool,
Australia and New Zealand.
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LACONNER ITEMS.
lFruH AZ iSTxLLIeEscTa Correspondent

lFrUn II iSTzLLIeEscEl Corresoondentl
James McMurren died today at the
Marietta Hotel, of consumption. aged
g. years. He was q native of Inyer-
ness. Scotland.
Lots of deer and ether game on the
islands. Come, boys. ard help US catch
them and have gooi time.
Send along your immigrants. Ten
to fifteen thousand acres of land in the
Olympia marsh are open for settlement
four miles from Laconner.
Some fifteen or twenty enterprisiDg
men Of this place have taken up land
in the Olympia marsh, and are going
TO make fine farms. Plenty good land
and good water remain for others
Mr.. Putnam and Mr.. Merrill, of AL.
bauy. Oregon. are here with q patent
ditcheT. winch is pronounced q grand
success. These gentlemen mean ousi-
ness. and have taken up claims on the
Olympia marsh, and in a short time
we will have it all drained.
Room here for one hundred families
with little means. They are wanted
to take up claims on the Olympia marsh.
No burying ground in Laconner.
Don't come here to die, as We don't
what that kind Of people, aud you will
have to be carried away again if you do.
Quite a number of immigrants in
town looking for claims.
Mr.. W. r. Andrews address at Ana
cortes is highly spoken Of. He is ohe
of our rising young men and deserves
much success. He is an able lawyer
and fine speaker.
You people from Seattle and vicinity
come down and see US; we will try
and treat you we'll. Lots of fun fish
iug aud hunting.
Two good first class hotels in town.
kept by j McGlinn and NJ. B. Cook;
both perfect gentlemen, who will treat
you ell we'll
YAKIMA jim.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERlFF'S SALE.

QY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out Of the District Court Of the Third
Judicial District Of Washington Territory. hold
ing terms at Seattle, in King County on the
2lst day Of August, A. D. 1878, in the case
wherein Henry aaiters and Charles Fecheimer
partners DOING business under the firm name
and style of Walters L Feicheimer. are the
plaintiffs. and Charles W. Moore is the defend
ant. commanding me 70 take into execution the
personal property Of the said defendant. and If
sufficient personal property cannot be found
then the real pro erty OF said defendant. 70 sat-
isfy judgment for the sum OF One Thousand,
Seven Hundred and Eighty-nine and sixty-six
one hundredths dollars; and whereas there is q
balance due OF one thousand. one hun
dred and seventy-four and 6610O dollars
with interest thereon az the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum until paid. and costs of suit
amounting TO $42 90. aud increased costs.
Now. therefore. no personal property being
found. by virtue OF said execution have levied
upon the following described real property
t0-wit: Lot Five, Block Twentyon in Bell &
Dennys addition 10 the town (noW city, OF
Seattle; also Block (5). Eden addition to the
town (now city, Of Seattle, in King County
Washington Territory. and will sell the same
on Monday. the lst day of August. A. u. 1879.
at the hour Of 10 o'clock 4. H.. at the Cour.
House door. in Seattle, in said County Of King.
at public auction, TO the highest bidder. for
cash gold coin. or 80 much thereof as may
satisfy said judgment, costs and increased
costs.
Dated June ll:h, 1879.
l.. V. WYCKOFF
jyl2-w5t Sheriff of King County. W.T..
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The call for oats is less and the mar.
ket has weakened. Sales are reported
.: 81 20 and 81 32l up to 81 Is and
81 62l.
The quotations above, our readers
must bear il mind, are wholesale ratez.
From time to time, hereafter, We will
eniesvor to give our homo readers IN
formation Of the condition and changes
of the san Francisco market-the one
alone which affects the producers Of our
Territory.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

At the last term Of the District Court
for Columbia county, says the Walla
Walla Statesman. Judge Wingard, in q
case before him, virtually decided that
the present. incorporation of the city of
Dayton was invalid. 1t seems that the
town had Incorporated under an act Of
the Legislative Assembly which pro-
vided for the incorporation of towns,
and under a subsequent act, which pro
vided for the incorporation Of cities, had
attempted to abandon its charter and
incorporate anew, and had acted under
the latter incorporation for nearly a
year. The Court decides that as the
latter act provides only for the aban-
donment Of charters by cities, and as
Dayton was only town, the abandon
ment was illegal and void, aud that, in
spite of itself, the former incorporation
was still in force. These incorporated
towns and incorporated cities, if we un-
derstand the matter rightly, have the
same relationship to each other as lamb
and sheep, pig and hog. But the i'm
portant query is. when does the one
cease and the other begin. The next
case will probably remove all doubts.
This decision, however, in its effects. is
quite important. The suit upon which
the decision was had was brought to
avoid the payment of certain taxes as
sesseds Ordinances were passed. public
improvements were made. moneys col
lected ard expended. ali under the last
Incorporation. so that much confusion
Will ensue. An appeal has been taken
to the Supreme Court for final adjudi-
cation. Then, and not until then, will
peace aid quiet reign in Dayton.
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EUROPE.

MADRID. July SIN the Chamber Of
Deputies today the Minister of Foreign
Affairs stated that he had ordered two
frigates to prepare to support the pro.
test Of Spain against the action Of San
Domingo. CASTELAR, demanded that
the Government insist on the summary
punishment Of the authorities of Puerto
Plata,
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n A r r I e D.

ELWELL-STEvENS-At Snohomish City, Jul,
5th. by Rev. j F. Mccoy. Mr.. Edwin Elwell and
Miss Flora Stevens. both Of Snohomsh.
GOING JAIN In this city. July 9Th, by the Rev.
}. p. Ludlow. MIR. Alvin c. Going and Mics
Emma jain, both Of Portland.
ARICUT-LEAvERTON-In Walla walls. June
9th by the Rev. Father Dnffey, Mr.. thomas
Daricut and Miss Annie Leaverton.
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LANTERN STATES.

CHICAGO, July Especial dispatches
from various POINTS in Wisconsin and
Minnesota give further reports of the
storm in the northwest. yesterday and
Sunday night. In many places the
growing crops have been very badly
damaged.
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Never Kasw y % Fail. NICHOLS IN
fALLi8LE INJECTION A certain and
speedy cure without the use Of soxious saa In.
iursous internal medicine. Fer sals Wholesale
ed retail b. Geo. ". Hazsis o.. ssattle, v. T,
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ATTENTION!
STOP! LOOK!!

Our New shot Revolver. ~. worth 800 for l. 50
Dixie shot Revolver plain. ~. worth 400 for LIS
Dixie shot Revolver, long, richly
engraved, worth 500 for 2 90
Dixie shot Revolver, 81, long and
plain, worth 600 for 9. so
Dixie shot Revolver. 80, very hand.
somely engraved. worth O1 for 3 -
Dixie shot Revolver. plain. 49, worth g. 90 for
Dixie shot Revolver, SO, engraved.
worth % for 4 %
Dixie 5 shot Revolver. Al, extra loLg
engraved, wOrt b 10 % for 500
All Of the shove ara htted with improved futed
cylinder which loads and elects the sh ell without
removing Warranted. Full nickel plated.
Workmanship. distance and accuracy cannot be
surpassed. Sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Money by registered letter or Post once order
at our risk. Local agents wanted everywhere
Address, TINE UHcAs PISTOL Co.. MoRWICH, CoKH.
jy3dkwlm
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THE STEAMER
MARY TAYLOR
Will leave Port Townsend every
Monday Morning

For Semiahuoo, and intermediate points. Ee-
turning will run to Seattle.
All business promptly attended to. and il pre-.
pared to do Gil kinds Of towing
For freight or passage apply on board or to 8.
Waterman. Agent. Port Townsend.
jy9dn ". B. CLARK, Master.
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

EXCESSIVELY TO rHE IsrELLIGEscER.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

INROM THE PREMISES OF THE UNDER.
j signed. on or about June 10th, 1879. . SMELL
light red cow, with white star on forehead, and
white on b 9th sides. aged between three and
four years. Any person giving such information
as will lead to her recovery will be rewarded.
jl0-dlw-wlt Mrs. MARY v. MCDONALD.
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Administrators Motto, to Creditors

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CRED.
~ itors Of the Es;~te OF Iasac welton, deceased
t. present their claims with the necessary vouch
ers, within one year from th- date of this notice
TO Il. E. Hathaway. the undersigned .cminisrr.-
tor, at his place Of business Com nerci. street
In Seattle. King coun y. Washington TERRITORY
or said claims viii Re barred b., law.
All persoGs Ia iebteA TO said Estate will Be re-
qured ~ settle the same without delay
Dated July ll,h. ls79.
H. Z. HATHAWAY
Administrator Of Estate Of Isaac Welson. deceased
il l?w5t
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EciioES TNnN THv JUETlcx SuorS-Yes.
t"Nlay Lydia Ann Hibbet,s appeansi be-
torN Justice W, W. Miller. and had peace
warran, issued for Fannie Henderson, a
colorei woman. The warrant was served
by Constable HichariSon, and defendant
was r,NluiUNi to give 4 500 bond condition.
al to keep the peace,
Yesterday afternoon Sman named Oiell,
who lives in bat lying in the river in
the northern par Of the city, entered com.
plant before Squire Miller aSainS; two
boys nsnled FrtiI and Harry YouuSman,
whom he changed with exposing their
persons while hathinS in the river near
his hnat, and with using abusive language
toward him when demonstrated with for
- dung, The boys we're arrested and hsd
a hearing, which resulted in their dis
chAnSe, the Justice hOldinGthat the chanSls
made BY 0dell had not been sustained,
odelI was required to pay the costs
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The symptoms are moisture, like pers
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distrp sing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling III
and about the rectum, the private pSrts
are sometimes affected; II allowed 10 con.
tinue, very serious results may follow,
DIR. SwAYNE's ALI HEALING OINTMENT Is a
pleasant sure cure.
HONE CUREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
a. above described, the use Of swayne's
Ointment In short time made perfect
euro.
:, J; ". CnRpr, boot & Shoe House, s44
MI, Il g. wrrAAS, Halter, $ S. sth St,
Reader, II you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
Scald Head, Ring Worm, or any Crusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail 10 any
address on receipt Of price lin currency or
> cent postage stamps), SO cents a box,
three boxes, 81 %. Address letters, DR.,
Swayno 4 Son, $50 n. Sixth St, Philadel.
phia,. Nocharge for advice. Sold BY lead.
ing druggists. NwP6w
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.COashias spells tn the Horu,ux.,

dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and as;hnatic attacks, pneu.
monia, Weakened and debiIitstei state OF
the system, all hesedanperoUs symptoms
are cured by DR.. SEGvue's COMPOUND
Syrup Of Wild CherTy.h The frs, dose
gives relieL and the Eorst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing pnoprieGes-
Physicians recommend it,
i have made use OF this preparation sor
many years, ard i; has proved TO Re VEN
rsliaSle and etheacioCS in the treatment q
seyere and !onS-s:1niing cou2hs know
OF tEo patients, nov IN comfortable health.
and who but for its nse consider VouId
not ROW Be Eving.-lsaac s. HeTbien, n
D., StrarssoEn, BerkS county. Pa"
Pnue : Trial bottles, Is cents; large sire
Ehlch Is the moss economical, 81 On, or q
for s. Oh A single S-oent botSle yin 81.
enuns enre = recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk a
LIE. Prepared only By Dr.. SEayne { Son.
Philadelphia Sod Uy leading druegists.
NEYAG
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Enjoy Liz.

What a truly beautiful world we live In |
Nature gives us grandeur Of mountains, glens
and oceans, and thousands of means for en-.
toyment. We can desire no better when In
perfect health; but how often do the majority
Of people feel like giving 1t up tlisheartened,
discouraged and worried out with disease
when there is no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will make
them US free from disease as when born. DyS-
persia and Liver Complaint is the direct cause
BiliolSneSS, Indigestion, Sick Headache.
COStivCneSS, Nervous FROST atiOn, Dizziness Of
the Head, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, and other
distressing symptoms Three doses OF August
Flower will prove its wonderful effect. Sam.
pie bottles 10 cents. Try il. MwrAw
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RnEuNTsN aud Neuralgia arc without
doubt the most intractabIe diseases with
which medical men have to contend, and the
usual methods Of treating them BY oily lini.
ments have utterly failed. The nerves of the
body have to be reached by some powerful
remedy before cure can be effected. Asa
nerve tonic We know OF nothing which enjoys
such deserved reputation as "IawSon'S Gu
rative. 1t searches out the diseased and In.
famed tissues and nerves, soothing the pain
by reducing the inflammation and bringing
them back TO their normal and healthy state,
All we ask is q trial of the Curative for the
many diseases which We know 1t to be spe-
cihc for, and the most SkeptiCal will be con-
WINGED We have not Ovcrestimatcd It's value.
MwFGw
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Trains leaving Columbia, a, A nd - ..I-,o-
5uT daily. Through ChIcaFS eIp,e|, n - 4 \.
e1osPI sunday, At SO r ", Win IlsSpir- ~,
arriving In Chicago Il ;SS neTi S5otSi -
ne; 6 a. e SssTFed in AdrinoS a Unioa Dtpa
,Ar1 SttEIans F1lAcs Drawing Room SIsapa,r ~
ma y Snoat change from StebenTilIe "a ColnIs.
Tog,.9 Shana1a, Louisville, IodiInapcH, ~ 81,
tE through Tefets, Rsr.s1, Ch.rh, s,..u,..o ~,
= Iaie AID Spy f1rTSef intSr1.StSp III.
E,oSis n =: bELLEVl-LE, TlekEt 4ceot /. tS ~
ueiet OF So SIG tCo' q HSIentA nEet q Il CT
D. v. c1LBEFSS1I'f' Wheeling.
Y. FELTON,, u, "
WI oR Ss9G saPt ri..,Susss, P..
Do,. Ssn1 Pas and T'ekPt Agent coluaAu,. O
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TNE SMITH TRAGEDY.-SeSterliAy morn.
ing Justice Nix, accompanied by Prescott.
ing Attorney Jordan, called upon His
Honor Judge Melvin, in chambers, and
consulted with him in teSard to the dis.
position Of John Nichols and the Cla,or
boys, who are held for completely in the
killing al Daniel Smith. at CumminS'
Grove, last Saturday. The Judge held
that the matter was not in his Jurisdiction,
and recommended that the JuStite re>oc.
niTe the three prisoners TO appear at the
next term Of the Circuit Court, and in the
meantime notify Gov. Mathews OF his a,-
ton in the premises, so that official notice
could be served on the Governor OF Ohio,
that the prisoners would be delivered 10
him upon demand,
Acting upon this suggestion, the Justice
went TO the jail, together with Prosecuting
Attorney jordan and Mr, f. q. Cracrait,
counsel for the prisoners. The latter,
through their counsel, waived a prelimin.
AIRY hearing, and by consent al the ProSs-
cutting Attorney, their bail was fixed AZ
81 80 each, which was promptly furnish.
ed, The SnrEieS were: for Nichols,
James Haley; for VIM. Claior, James f.
Gator; for Jasper Clator, Edward Ciator.
The prisoners were accordingly discharged
from custody, about II \. ".
In rEtc,eDce TO the amount OF the bail,
the Prosecuting Attorney, after hearing
the evidence before the coroner's Jury,
WAS OF the opinion that the crime, il e..
tahliShed at all, would not be Of higher
grade than mAnSlaughter: hence he WAS
willing to have the bail liked At 81 900. As
the case now stands, Gov. Mathews will
notify the Governor OF Ohio Of the action
OF the authorities here, and upon the or.
der OF that Executive the prisoners WILDE
delivered to the Sherifot Belmont county,
Ohio, al the next term Of our Circuit
Court, and taken to ST. Clairsville for trial,
They are simply held here as iuSitiyeS
INom justice. and in CASE they are not de-
mandelby the Ohio authorities, upon an.
pNArinG according to the conditions Of
their hands, they will be discharged nom
custody.
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/
The marks indicate feet 0 inches and
falling.
The Buckeye State passed up yesterday,
and viii be down tonight en- route for
Cincinnati.
The Graham passed down yesterday for
Cincinnati.
The O. ". Bachelor will leave to.mor.
row morning for Pittsburgh.
The Nail City arrived yesterday and
went upon the docks to repair her hog
chains.
The Alice passed up yesterday from St.
Louis. She grounded while al the head
Of the Island but finally got of and proceed.
ed on her way 10 Pittsburgh.
The local packets are running as usual,
10y Tslesnph.l
MEMPlIls, June l?.-River fell 8 inches.
Weather clear.
EEw ORLEANS, June l2.-wcather clear
and very warm. Thermometer S90.
PIrrsuURam, June l2.-River Q feet and
stationary. Weather fair and warm.
NlcEsBuRG, June l2.-Wcather clear.
Thermometer D3o, River risen l2 inches.
CAIRO, June 12.-River IL feet inches
and falling. Weather clear. Thernom.
eter S2'.
LOUISVILLE, June l2.-weathcr clear
and warm. River rising with feet .
inches in the canal.
CINCINNATI, June l2-Rtver s feet 8
inches and rising. Weather warm, Ar.
rived: Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh; Iron
Mountain, St, Louis. Departed: Stock.
dale, Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh and Tatum,
st. Louis Iron Mountain, Louisville.
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The Cousrs-SvPREME CorRr OF Ar
PEAlS-Juiges Grten, Moore, Raymond and
Johason,-The business Of yesterdays ses-
sion Of this Court was as follows:
l., b. Raymond, Esq, and E. c. Snod.
grass, Esq, both Of Marion county, were
admitted to practice, on motion Of Geo.
o. Davenport,
|. b, Allen vs.. Jacob Yeater; from bod.
bridge county. Argued and submitted.
Gano for appellant; Cole and Ewing for
appellee.
ii. Jackson VS.. E. Z. Chancellor ct al. +;
from Harrison county. Continued.
o. \. Koon VS.. E. c. Snodgrass ct al;
Marion county. Argued and submitted
Morrow for appellant SnodgraSs for APP
pellee.
c. K. Ralphsnyder VS.. A. and W. Ralph.
snyder; from MononGaliA county. Argued
and submitted KecE and Berkshire and
SturgiSs forappellantS; Clarke for appellee.
Adjourned until 9A.N. to-day.
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Rev. GeoVe H. Thayer, an old citizen Of
this vicinity known to every one as a most in.
tiuential citizen, and Christian Minister Of the
N. +. Church, just this moment stopped in
eur store to say: Il wish everybody to know
that consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" 1t
is having tremendous sale over our counters
and is giving perfect satisfaction in all cases OF
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done,
DIS. MATcRETr & FRAxcE
Bourbon. Ind, May Is, 1873.
Sold BY E, Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; c.
E. Dwight, 18th and Chapline StS; Laughlin
Bros. { Co, Wheeling; and Husbands ( In.
skip, Bellaire.
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Generals q. 7. BeaureSard, OF Louis.
ana, and J. \. Early, Of Virginia, sim con-
unUe to faithfully and theoretically dis
charge their duties IS Commissioners IN
behalf OF the STATE and People, and Kill
give the next grand Semi Annual D,aE.
ing o. the Louisiana State Lottery THE
lV9sh In number Of monthly draSinssI.
their personal supervision, and SsSrms
the Sole management OF the djSTibutino
which occurs promptly At noon on Tues.
day, June l1th, 1879, At the Opera Hone
in New Orleans For further information
addreSS ere ii IS too late, n. A. Daupbin.
T. Q. Box 69e, New Orleans. NV