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TO rAVERS-

to"pHoHer's OViee, Second .Munior,8
& EALED Proposals will be received p -, y 4,
- unit Monday the LIST Nav next for ,h as w, "
curb and gutter stones with three feet of na,.5 ,a
ar counter banqucttc per running foot tba, NV.
CURED BY the Surveyor during the presan, 'v va.
the materials will be furnished by The Wnn.;a M
Satisfactory security will be required; and n y,
avoid unnecessary delay, applicants viii nsu ~
Ne eoo SETH W NJ
h-b
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Destructive FIRE AT RODNEY. Mission the
evening OF the goth inst. the Cotton Warehouses
ct Messrs James, Raylay, Mccall & Rick, were
discovered TO be on fire between and O'Clock
and were entirely consumed. Loss of cotton, a :
bout 300 bales. No Insurance. Ii is supposed to
be the work of an incendiarv
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surveyors Office, Second Municipality, !
.I-,l Z

Surveyors UIiict, oecnnd l1unicipalty,l
- April 9Th, 1887.
NOTlCE.-Seaed proposals will be received al this
' Office, until the 81 day of May next, for paving
with fiat boat gunnels, New Levee Street from La
course TO Market streets; and Louisa, from New Le
to Front street.
The gunnels to be laid transvcrselv across the
street, solidy EMBEDDED earth, and to have even
surface at top.
Those on New Levee street, must be cut in lehgths
OF 81 feet; and those Louisa street, will he Gu in
lengths OF % feet inches. There must be piece
OF timber fitted TO the gunnels ongiudinay, on each
end Of them; and trennoied down into every second
gunnel, similar to ih> work done upon Trent street.
The person prop sing. must say how much per foot
llneal fsr each street.
fs;,ne51 ID. HOARD, Acting Surveyor
of the Second Municipality.
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NoTlCE-A competent Bo4k-keener ~
Penmnn' long rrsid cut in this city, a m aug
Tor u suitable compensation, would under,aLa.n
up books and regulate accounts for Trado..W
mes and others, whose compass of busina ae''
require The constant attendance of AN occnns.
manent employment, at a lair compensat;o,
the more acceptable. He would also adus,, W
estates promptly and with exacttuIe. nua,ee y
bic references. if required, will be given.
Address A, H., box $40, Post Office, or A..
Philippe street. " a aa
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
ETAl-kNER a Novel by the author of Frankenstein
q the Last Man, &r.-cunplete in volume.
The ECONOMY OF Health, or the Stream of Human
Life. from the cradle to the grave with reflections
mori,l. ply steal ana pho sophical on the septen.
NAL nbases of human existence-by james John.
son, NJ. ID.
The Napoleon Gallery, Illustasons Of the Life and
Iimes % the Emperor OF Err nce-engrared by Re-
veil and other en, ent artists, from artists from
all the most celebrated ctures, produced in
France, during the last furry ears,
Memoirs OF Napoeop, his court and Family, by the
Duchess D'Ahrantes, tnaiame JunoJ in q vols,
with Ii plates.
Hard'ng's Port Folio, for 337 with "a plates.
Finders Jaheaux series of thirteen of Nation
al character, beauty, and Costume, from paintings
by the he I artists, alter sketches by W. Perin
edited by Mrs. 5. c. Hall. Just received and for
sale by VIM Mexican
a26 corner of Cpmp and Common sts
ADORTABLE DESKS aud tIres ing cases, a large
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TmEATRE-sT, CHARLES,
rHIs EHENING Anril )

- TVS EgENsvG, April 2s,h,
VIII be performed Sh sridan Knowles play of the
H C HB A X.
Master Walter, NJ. Pearson; Sir Thomas Clifford.
Bannistar; Fahom, Mr.. Barnes Julia, Miss Barnes
Helen, Mrs. Hu,a.
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The Bulletin of yesterday has some just re-
marks upon country drives carrae 90 riding, airing,
&c, &c. He complains OF the barhers the ca
nal preventing the resort of our citizens to the new
shell road. Ii has heen go cold this spring tina, il,
was not thought necessary 10 take measures to
prevent the occurrences al uded to by the Bulletin.
A viii be stationed there in day or two,
who will secure our citizens visiting the shell road
from any desagreable of the kind.
Our police are small, very small, for the space
of ground on which the second Municipality is sit
united. and it is i'm possible that they should hold
surveillance of every par, at the same moment
We take it TO be the duty of every citizen to asss,
them in their duties, far as any violation of or
der and law may come under their immediate nc.
lice, and we hail with pleasure the assistance of
our public journals. Their voice, when raised in
support of good order and the public morals, is
powerful apd al'.con,rolling. The police will be
ever ready to &C, on the practicable Suggestions
of the Journals, any of the citizens, having a,
heart the interest Of the city. II is their duty
TO do
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To conclude with fs, time in this city the Drama of
OLD HEADS ON YOUNG SHOULDERS.
Written expressly for Master Purke.
Shoito. MASTER BURKE
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A, JONES.

MFR. BURKE is respectfully i formed, that Will
lvA LIAM GALLAHER ia ready to meet him on
Tuesday, 1st Nav, to make arrangements for meeting
on the Turf for Trial of Skill. Mr.. G. will meet Mr..
at the ST. Marys Hail. any place he may appoint.
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Two duels are said to have taken place oppo
site Flcksburg, on the Gath and 25h inst Meth
er parties injured.
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A Nlo-Ar. Il. BIRD, a'est rendn ,5;.r,
n dcux certains Lots de Terre, e, nm Jsaaes.
~, vendus fenean par Isaac l.. Met ofo'e
Carrolton, dams filet Wis Wis rh6tel a; ~, 81 "
canal Avenue, les rues Burlhe. Mjllapdo ZONES
ct qui ne est pas conforme aux cond;,;ona =, Y
est ,norme que les dts lots de terre sero., ae
Jeuhi, Y dn courant, a midi, a la Bnur". y
cade pour son compte e, risaue. 's
Conditions: I'm tiers comptan, q,
l8nos dater du Ter, Octobre 1896. on 'F1 s;,,
scs parfait Placement. L'acte de yen,. ''ta'
nasSe dams les iours qui snivrnn, rad;n ~. ue'
celia ccs terrains seront reyendus aux fra;s s'aae
acquereur. aS %
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ORLEANS LITHoGRAPHIC OFFICE.

No. % Magazine si.-UppOse Banks Arcade.
fHNHG Co-partnership in this establishment undn-
the firm of H Groves & Co. dissolved by mur
tual consent the 9th inst The subscriber who has
been sole proprietor of the Office from its first
mence nent has engaged competent and expeditions
workmen to supply the place of Mr.. Grovas,-and is
repaired o the business of TYPOGRAPHY in
all its different branches with prompnGss and energy
a heretofore, and on reasonable terms
AT A. ZONES
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A one cent paper in PHILADELPHIA, called the
Public Ledger has found fault with our opinions
on Sabbath amusements, horse racing, gambling,
temperance, &C., and abused us in round terms
for inconsistency. The variety of these litle
prints conducted perhaps by some dwelling En-
giish radical newly imported, or by some bgorted
lila .ank ee is becoming so previously alb.
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Grand Overture TO
M A S S A N EILLO,
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rRrE AuERrcAN eFFGcE.
FALkSER, &c. &c.

F4LNNFTt, nc. nc.
ENALkNER,a novel; by the Author of Fran ienstein,
l. TheLast Man, &c.
Paul Prys Delicate Attentions and other tales by the
Author OF Little Pedlington.
Lie in Paris with the whimsical adventures ofhe Hal
ibut family in vols.
Geology and Nineralosy considered with reference to
Natu al Theology (Brdgewater Treatises) by the
Rev. VIM. Buckand with numerous en- cravings,
in vols. Just received aud for saleby
ADJ RENI'I INV
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Grin consequence of the length of perform nee
ahe curtain will rise at O'Clock precisely ID
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A NINAUX EF AVES.-A qIe pris par lie ga's
= "A NUT du Seyt., courant, un chevai girls, ct Mi
ny girls, aynnr IN musean dams Ia mnme-nuii uRs
ponny etc touee dads Ia rue Perdido lie Prf
are dies Is ani'naux est joies de venir les recan'
payant le- tras, dice vingt deux d'Avril, oils
vendus lie dtjour par A fuillotte Fncanteu:,
JOHN PRICE
ala Coums're ler CiSt ID tJunirinsH
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STRAY.-Was taken up by the night watch Third
~ Ward, Second Municipalitv the 18th instant a
red and white itch Cow, the larger portion red color,
the up OF one OF her horns sawed of. The OF
sad Cow Is requested TO forward, prove property
pay charges, and take her away on before 'a,urdav
the 18th May, which day she will be sold at twelve
O'Clock, by p. A. Guillott. Auctioneer.
H. z. STRINGER, Comuissarv 81 Ward
Mimi LII. 90
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Suppose the Government succeed in its design
If drawing out the Dsposite Banks BY transfer
drafts all the public monies in specie, get it in
transitu, and then leave them to their fate, what
will be the consequence. Will not all the Bank
in the country be forced 10 suspend! Suppose the
Government then declare nv a Treasury rescript
that nothing shall be received in payment of dues
nat all the bonds coming due be forfeited !?
That being the case, will not the government f.
ford to loose this amount Suppose that these
measures carried through, will not the Cam
try, free from National debt be able to GO ahead
again upon basis? Will not the evils of
the Banking System be thoroughly cured by such
process! Nay,-wl not private credit be sub
mere nonenliies in the monetary world! Will
no, our importers be able, by the adoption of the
contemplated course, the sooner to pay Engla nd
tie debt they owe her than by fostering the pre-
sent totterinp and rotten system of Bank and pub
lie credit? VIII it not cnrai opr importat,ons
effect upon our commerce!
| We put these questions in the hope OF elcitnQ
from some of our readers thoroughly acquainted
with the monetorv system Of the country, thcil
views in ertenso Will they not speak on, in lime
like this7 We hope they will TAKE up their pens
and no, lay them dawn ill every body completely
understands the true position of the country
| Their com munca,ions addressed 10 this Office vii
meet with attention.
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L. FILLEY, No. IS Canal ST. harina :.

H. FlLLEY, No. rs Canal ST., having m,J
AI' rangemen to receive goods from New WI
e essif pnch'i DUNG The season, will always b,y5
hand an assortment Of seasonable goods. wb,cb N
sold at low prices and on reasonable terms.
Ia addition 10 those already received, there an
AMONG rom me 'ickshnrg fresh -upply Of N
printed Jackonets plain, satin faced and str;ned
ed camhl'cks, British lawns, French ginghams, N
perI"r quality entire patterns snj ye1y rich !,
corded tai'n striped and plaid; white Jacksn.u
Stf,nhncs; PLAN SWISS, null, and book musIins t,
RI de EcoSn, loves and hosiery, plain omen ,rs
.r"mered Gents thread and silk gloves; Mohar s,c
Also one carton OF emb'd lace, net scarfs, new sy
Ia consequence of a number of imposi;ions i,
lately been prac'ised, the undersigned requests
aenhnc their servants for goods, also.to send ,er
" Nv ''N' rpFaIii., E FILLEY
fHNiiE subscriber hus lately ,ece;vcd sre ,..,
French needle work embroideries, canes. =,
peierines, band<, ed ngs and insertings, on India
SWISS and Jackonet musltns, and offers them n,
'fhlh9 ADVANCE f FILL
al rs Canal street near Roya
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FRENCH EMBROJDERIEs H'
N{fi'IrL'

TNtIE subscriber, gratiied for the liberal ostoal
rpesi iui Hs ann""aess % se' +. IS,
tnnrs to manufacture Copper, Tin, and Sheer /
ami also contracts the Blcksmth business in penl
at No. 100 New levee street. where all orders for n
boat aud oihet work in his line, will be attended m
executed with despatch. He hopes by pnnc,ul
aud due attention to business, to merit continual
pub ic patronage. J. r. OSB I'm
New Orleans, 2Qth March, 1887. On,
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ny the Ship Orbit, a, New York, dates are re.
celVec Ire m Kingston to The 9Th inst.
ne SIN all pox was raging in Demarara.
The r.egroes will be cnnple,ely enancipatcd in
lS40. In order coun,erac, the effect OF the mea
sure the planters are building rail roads, steam.
,ais, &c. &c.
Z A steamboat is about to ply between Demarara
and Esequiho.
The Colonial Bank ofJamaica has refused to re.
ceive the British shilling at its present current
value.
A severe drough, has prevailed in the Island
The Governor of Jamaica is going to England
The Lord Bishop had been very active in his
parochial duiies.
The beauties Of the apprenticeship law are dali
ly displaying themsrlvs. A negress at Savannah
La Mar suffered her child to starve. The picanin
nies are in bad way.
Segura, the violinist, is giving concerts at Span
ish-town.
The negroes are in the habit Of waylayng their
masters and rob ing them in the roads.
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Tb1HE s1bscribers offer for sale on very low te1
4 hash, the following goods recently receI'
store loobx Havana cigars, 300 terces rice, ~ r'
Holland Gin. warranted pure; 100 or casks OF ?.
brown Sherry; 40 or casks of MADEIRA old ana ~
Or casks OF pure Po,t wine; 200 casks OF pna
Porter and Ale; 30 cases of Muscat vine; 3oo ~
Champagne, favorite brands; 40 halt pipes Gnani
and ognac brandy; $40 bars of round IRON Az ca
brazier's copper, assoyted sizes, GO bdles o. 10
bIles OF sheet Iron 10000 pair OF trace chains
JD BIEN& A CoHb'
n13 81, Common s1
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fENO THE PUBLIC a l.. PLOUGN&E.J
BORN, surgeon y ntists, No. 70 Canal stree,
Si'ectluly gives notice, that they have united ihci
spectNc interest in the praclce d DegIgl Ssatgj
various and Implicated operations w NNslr psesss
After many years experience and extensive pnt
they prepared to state that all their operations
be performed on the most modern, improved prime
and professional skill.
Their operati consist in treating all the disea;
the mouth in children and adults, and repairing
every rosslb itnatiou. j their earnest dpsrt
intention to raise their establishment to that degr
eminence which will warrant the patronage If tie
lie, AMI with confidence Enthusiastically warrant
opera ions, which in style and usefulness cam
excellcd in United States.
g In consideration of he above union the
able, and willing to make their charges moderat.
milo I'm
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HDROPOSAiS ia tied to be made for deepening
ih. losr Ia,; pa- ~. = S

A NIMAUX EPANES.--A etc prs par la garde de
"A Mutt, da dix courant, cheyal bay nvent un
marqua blanche lie front, mafque blanche
sur les Marines etc prs la mutt uu penny con
eur creme ayant une otoe blanche sur la 'front.' ct la
queue courte ct les deux patc de derere bancs auss
un cbeval blame. propneaire DIST dts annaux st
prs de venr les reclaer en- ravant les prs dice nm
vingt deux dAvri lis seront yendps lie dit sur psr
A Guilllotte, Enc hteur. JOHN PRICE
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MIS- VI orey is Jas' on the eve of leaving us, and
we are glad to see that she has been persuaded to
give ''iareweil"--tl,at she may leave behind her
the sweet remem brance s of her sweet voice A
irl, fair house will be sure to bid her God sYeed.
and honor the tongue that can discourse such
elon ne emf music r., tho, 49,.
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ais 'iiiihlssary lyI
NoTlcE.-Mr. z. Bird, who purc6 ,aa.sP "
nsn sal, sale made by Isaac l.. McCov a aa
ss ,a' io5o, certain lots of ground NJ. Nl
s, STU II, Iaffoton in the square opDo mGs
second streets, not aa hav Arenae, Barhv I
tie sale, the same viii he re.snId ~ WIN n the n
April, at 2o'clock, at the Arcade F on hurdl
zine street, for his acraunt and risk T.nahseh ID
cash, and the balance in G, -, and ia ,n Tins: o
ist u lnber, 1896, for approved endorse% oths' d
by mortgage until final payment. H. notes,
compile with within days following n hct Of So
otherwise, the pr perry will be re.sold NJ \. adlua
the second purchaser ~ Tue e1I
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Il assortment, some very superior, for sale by
SIMMONS, HARTr & Co,
n2o 70 Chartres street.
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HOME PORTS.
At Philadelpha-Aprl a. arrived Robert VAIN, II days
hence
AT Providence-April 10, William hence.
At Boston-Aprl 10Th, cid Ruhein, hher arid Easter
hence.
At New York-Apr 2lst; Emerald and Henry Talman
hence,
SPOKEN.
On the 3st March, lat 2O5 long $780, Warsaw hence for
Liverpool.
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lhe Hunchback Tonight. Miss Charlotte Bar.
mes as Julla,-'he pretty and Maynard julia. She
looks and plays the character, we are told most
'nim'tably. Who will not go to witness her deli
cate lmpersona lion of this heroine of true loyc1
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'HNAshEN en- the l7h March, i'm. , SeAlsl1]
=, "A from the centre of Grasier stres a' uranite
t1chanse, to the depot, by being n opposie I
the present o dinances. The o s M contnre
eau una prove property, fay charges IS reqpA
sola on or before the oath Of April or and
the depd, ' nna a'iss' ON By cena public ss
JOHN PRICE t,a., iiali at MI
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q slokoE lost on Monday nigh, n. : %
nart n 'toi" Lax ponteharran near The cue lob
having three white faet,-tbe VIII cheslpn
small streak of white is down h;s aahnlng srr.
bringing said horse To the liyery, s, ,aee' Aay
shall receive ten dollars for his ,r,, s'able in IN
horse. aIgtr uouble. IJe;.u4
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I cheva fut perlu Lun1i snr, lie 10 de couraut du
" lac pres lie chemln cUullsse II await sur Ia une
parte du harnois de charlotte &c cheval du coueur
chatain ayant 'ruis pied bnncs lie blanc mon,amt as
seq haute sur les jamhes. II petite raie blanche
sur la figure. Celui qui i cmmenera l. ecure publ
que la rue Gir"d, rec"vra recompeuse de dix
piaSters. lie cheval va al ambIe.
aI3 If Gel RISCOF
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TO RENT AT PASS CHRI STIAN,
TENHREE small Fencments, the above watering
II place, heing situated the shore; they
mand extensive viaw and about 100 wards from the
new hotel. For terms apply to ll6 TchaupouIas
street., ADS
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1.-THE Ship RIGA. Capt Smith, from Boston, is
dischargng npnosite the Mint Co-sgnees reques.
ted attend the receipt Of their goods, all goods
not recpted for the Levee will be positively stored
at their exrence. a29
G57T'le brig ELBA, Capt Fisher from Providence
will commence di charging this morning OPPOSITE. pos
,IeUs attend the receipt
Of their goods a29
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" i''.N ID ALL 1Aooh
FHNNE Manager of the Washington Ball Room res
rectfully informs his friends and the public, that
next Alon'ay evening the 18Th inst. he "i give q
era d l)r'ss and Masquerade Ball, and that he will
continue giving said Balls, every Monday, Wed esGay
and Saturday evening Of each week during the season
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HISTORY OF TESA>.
M RS. HOl.LEY'S HISTORY OF TEXAS, con
w tainirg description of The Geography, farc a
the country Rivers, Climate Trade, Products Const
tuition, &c, with map of Texas, further supply re
ceived and for sale by
AIS HOTCHKISS & Co, 81 Chartres St
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TNHE Circular Time TABLE, for showing at one
view, the number OF days from any given date to
all other dates, either prior subsequent 10 it, within
II months, constructed by Thomas Dunn, Accounted
Bank of Scotland, Glasgow, for sale hv
a23 IOTCHkIS.; Il C D., "a Charities ST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
ut the stock Exchange.
Cotton Trade.

Tuesday EVENING, Nov. %.
The market today straightforward fair. Arrivals
siderable, and prospects encouraging Nothing of any
Of the European packets Rather thick outside date this
report New commands II lac.
The pradccts Of Mississippi reach market mostly by
great that washes its western border Natchez
Gulf Petite Gulf Rodney Princeton and vicksburgh
the great depos the Mississippi They drain country
hundred miles in back from the river
Of On the side OF the state, Columbus
the great exporting large quantity of cotton from the
rolling lands Of the interior seek market by Of the
Pearl river. way New Orleans and Mobile
products OF Mississippi in the proporoa probably Oft p
Bari he great efforts making by the
Mississippi dealers in the river ship direct
Europe little perseverance will enable them lay the
foundation OF trade that will take off great share Of he pro-
fits of New Orleans.
Letters 1n correspondents in various Mss
spp that the character Of the staple this year
commonly fine. The product the is tenth
than the past The planters quite easy
their affairs in of the beay of their merchants
in extending them additional credits her past
The general rule is req1irea deposit Of the
apporOn half of Its market value to the extinction of the
debt and 10 furnish ppes for the balance The Bank Of
Brandon has been the of eectng much relief the
planter who used to send their crops New Orleans That
Institution advances full three ouhs the crop prices
within shade Of those in New Orleans and takes all the
sponbity of the market Another the Mssissppiars
will Use paramount all their difficulties They possess the
landsia the world tenth which have yet
been called into service The revuon will drive
adventures from the field but they do constitute huns
dredh OF the real capitalists firmly fixed the soil Ere
long, shall be able u the public with further
valuable information from this great State.