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Time, Places Of Holding .'feetngs and Officers Of the
Seuerat LODGES.


GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA $500.
October, at the Grand Lodge Hall, corner zNzsyssl
the United States Exchange. ofieers. D. Stewart NJ
. Ms1ts W AHSS rhfp' Nii5'5 &C. ss Ms
T. W. Williams. r " & Treasurer; 6 W WhitaI r VIC
GiMaP snss ff En- oRnSHS9{ h's
fri H hss F9sy "f g. ho5
tp WisH Rf15H fs ob H. Wa T n asny
E'Mass e. S? nss ssa W. 5 Join 2s
ToS d Sote The Hall of the Grand
bkss e Go &snd s i2s5 F M ssT MI
sP RsaSf Samqe Teon
evening at Crescent Hail. in Camp street ofcers-Geo q
LawIason \ NG Ct Henry Ogden, We; Geo W Ghi.ty
Secretary H. W. olmsted Permanent Secretary Richard
JET JEFFERsoS LODGE, No smeets every Tuesday
Thomas Cook, c; - Bardett, Secretary; Z. f. Beach
TEUToNIA, LODGE, No. 1o-meets every Tuesday
the e. b a9 Wnso T. + n
k E6TG sfsf No every Tuesday
Wsi;, HG; Il: G. Faulkner, G; j. j. Walsh Secretary
Z. Val Witt, Jr Treasurer J. @. A. Holt, Permanent
CoMMERCIAL LODGE, No 12-meets at the Hall of
Blake Secretary j. G. Glover Permanent Secretary VIM
H hpsVa f LoDGE No 1a-Instued Nov T. 1876
meets every Thursday evening at O'Clock at the Hall of
tire s1ysIai a e John aas
Secretary; J. c. Taylor, Treasurer.
HOPE LODGE, No. 14-meets every Wednesday, at
shry Bier cse'f Ro r e3 sse Benz o ssec
tary Edwards Flash Treasurer
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-meets every Monday night at
En & NJ L. Mcjfon &; Bernard aa NagIone, Sec
rotary; r Barclay Treasurer
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. 16-meets every Friday even
HG G; w. r, Baily, v G; Harmon Doane, Secretary ;
,,CoVENANT, LODGE. No. 17-meets in the Hall of
Washingto Lodge No g. Third Municipality every Tues
day evening. OtfceH-T. A. Packard, e. D, B. Forbes
DHHs Mss s1sy dsV
/: J. Gomez, G. V Aieman, Secretary .ry;'' j. Font
EToM.E PoLA!RE, No 19-meets every Monday even.
ing; at friendship Hail. No l6 Chartres street Oficers-
F. Parent n G; C. Ammel, G; A. de Arnas Secretary
INTERIOR LoDGEs-Feliciana Lodge, No, 4 meets
at Bayou Sara: De Soto Lodge. No T. at Baton Rouge
Louisiana Encampment, No. 2. at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-mee
evenings Otfcers-C. w. Vital, NJ W G Pat W.
riarch: H. Thomas jr, NJ L G II PIG. Hooper X
w Sen. Warden; II. p. Andrews, r w G ~
Jun Jun warden; II w Olmsted, w Scribe; S. w. Kirk
.WILDEY ENTAMpNIENT, No. meets in the Hall
%o ,f 5aS Eodf Gn 5 and SSS o of each
H. Shields, "; II Williams. Treas r'S.', '" i"o"a'
= HoBAII ENHANCEMENT No 3Nmeets at Crescent
aa a No. 10 Camp street the I'd and 4h Saturdays Of
T. G. stetSpn, $ w; -. j VI Scribe; Geo G.
Lawrason Treasurer
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PERSSE & BROOKS,

PAPER MANUFACTURERS, &c, Nos IS and 81,
/ NASSAU street between Maiden Lane and John street,
Nsm York p b manufacture PAPER Of various s sa
Mills at Windsor Locks three 81 inch Foudnier Nschin
with fourteen Engines enabled execute h ode at n%
uniformity Of weight color &c They no invite pn1leu nH
attention to their PRINTING and PATENT ENvEipr RI
hand together with assorted stock of LthogTaphlc Music
Tissue Hardware, Cloth, Wrapping Tea Shoe and siaS
PAPERS Colored Mediums. &c Trunk, Binders, Bonnet
and Straw Boards. A.o-Feltings Paper Wire, boyds
Celebrated Bleaching Powders. i.
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Post Ofice-Open daily from to 6-on Sunday from Il
to PA. G. Penn Postmaster.
CLOSE; Eastern Mail, via Mobile daily at u o'clk NJ
Great WesterR Mail comprising all the stopping places on
the Mississippi and nho rivers Tuesdays and Fdsys eg
burg Memphis and Louisville four times week irregular
clock, A. NJ Cosinstoa and .WadisonrHic .JiaI, Mon
days Wetnssdays and Fridays Red Rirer .HaA, Irregular
Ldtdgette hda SIX times a week, Sundays excepted
O'Clock, 7. M -. DUE Eastern .Haa daily By 10 A NJ
Greet Western Mai, twice week, reg ula LouisriAe
Man. eLtra irregular. Coast Mail, Tuesdays and Saur
days bg3P. ~ Cogfnston and yIadisonrHi Mail Tues
days, Ihursd avs and Saturdays, by r. NJ Red Rirer
aiaa Irregular Lgtagete Mail, six times week Sun.
days excepted, at l P. M. ' '''
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooNas

.Nos. % and 81 God 5fresf, .FeW F0rk.
y9,HE subscribers continue TO manufac- ETySES=T
4 tnre at greatly reduced prices,
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press Y6AS&sA
es Hydraulic Presses, &c Sc, of the most #9sNEHs,
approved kind among which their i'm sEykGgpxsH
R5qvea Rsqbe pR a1 %ss snge &C. CYLINDER
and Book work Gard Printing Machines 4 -
and the Washington and Smith HANDfszzz.sas -
PRESSES, with without their Patent Iron Roller BoJs
Chases Gases, Imposing Stones, Composing Sticks Bras
Rule Furniture, Ink SO, &c, constantly on hand and
every article necessary for complete Printing Office IN
Guiding Type furnished Mt the shortest notice and on ths
most favorable terms.
Old Type received in exchange for New at nine per
pound
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate
detail for Printing Offices Bnery by informing US ofths
style and quantity of work they desire to do.
The subscribers prepared to furnish Castings of
size or description. at the lowest price.
Cash pnid for old Cast Iron.
The subscribers also fracture Cast Steel Mil Pit, Gross
Cut Circular and other Saws supply of which they keep
constantly on hand. [mh5 12m] r. HOE & co
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VA ~ y = \ ~,
MEDICAL.

URINARY affections symptoms vlrulent diseases hsI
L so peculiar in their nature, that unfortunately but H.
ance the more the disease penerates into the system la
its specific nature and undergoing the transformation WIZ
cu does the treatment become. General Syphilis is .p S
taneous and takes place under host of different medc
properly distinguished yield professional treatment of ~
ratiye order and the safest method radical cure of ~
time snbdung their characteristic chain OF serious compa
DR. MALLON, q Canal street thoroughly and etfsctnaS
emotions of great satisfaction, his success There ara h
few cases record in the annals OF the healing art wb
the thorough and complete OF well known case ~
this city that locked upon as desperate and beyond ~
Street The Doctor has removed to 78 Canal street a
doom from Royal street mhT GIN
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN,

nR BILLINGS CARMINATIvE AND AsTR1Y
u GENT SYRUP-.3H Lnfailibie Remedy for, Chslys
infdntum Summer Complaint Of Children, Lhoerd Nor
bus, Diarrhad and any IRREGULARITIES Of the Botps Used
by the Surgeons the United States e4fHg Nth great
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, recommended
by the most eminent Physicians Letter from the Rev
Alexander Campbell President of Mississippi College, Cln
ton. and now of New Orleans j
DR. e. s. BILLINGS Dear Si-lt but simple justie
yourself and the public for to that aa
having aboed for several months during the las year MI
der the ravage OF the sconrge of climate the Dsrhpa
until Gin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
system was wholly Frustrated, found your Asrngen
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the case also found
equally effective in curing OF my children OF the san
miserable complaint. Since effected cure myself
have taken whenever from cause there symp
roms of recurrence and have always found eecuI
in prevention as it had been previously in cure.
In this Southern country traveller whether by land
or water ought carry with him this Invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention and with almost no er
pense he might cure himself as he passes his Faml
lies and plantations would only much disease but
save many dear and valuable lives by always keeping rs
part OF their medical stores S %nER Rc =. MpRrI1
CLINTON. MISS, May 49, 1876
From the .4rmV-Matamoros. lhlexico) April 9TH lAI-
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup sent me "a
some of the worst of Dysentery under charge in
of which it produced permanent cure In few days ls
a powerful remedy, possessing medical virtues:
j. b. ASH, Asst Surgeon, U. s. A.
rgy~ For sale by SECKLES T. co. 40 Canal and "A
Magazine streets, New Orleans w. H. FOX Natchez; u
v WOODMAN Vicksburg; and CHAS. SHREVE'
Grand Gnf
m67 I'm D. HANSBROUGH
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Residence of Foreign cousu1s

SrttertGlha' John 4. Merle, Esplanade street,
I1ohtee'ato.' IL wallis 8 Common street.
hataoarf''.'' y n r., Nogel, 50 Bienviie street.
DsR@dfS'..' r. Nles lbs Common street
f6;hstdh9..--''. " m sure. 10 Royal street
" 6oqsea, cor Common & Caroadelet
Hdynorer''. ames B. Behn, s. BienyiIe street
BesgTaia James y, Behn, IS BenyiiIe ,trcst
Holland. r. NJ. Ward 81 Co,,n,n.h ie stItet'
.NorioaH.......n Miesegaes "A Old Ievea '''
Prussia VIM Nogel, IS BienviIe .rao,
1astrfd.......l. H. Elmer, Exchange Piscs
Bremen. 900. frederick Rodewali g BsnI pl,
Rhsstn Emile Johns. Ito PoydraS street 'e'
France. ....A A. Roger, corner St. Peter and RAM, .
Rrd:(,P Pierre Reynaud "a Tchoupouiss atrat SIS
BdasR...... Jacob Heinrich Elmer. : Exchange PIsa,
SsPn'R,.... 4 arios de Epans, 1855 St Louis street
Rome..........L l., c. Daron, 81 Common street
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BANKING HOUSES

Robb & Co. Office No. % Camp street, few doors
above Graver
Common
Thomas H. Barker - No. 20 Camp street, corner Of
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Gas Worss-O Office on Common street. opposite the St
Charles Hotel Dr. Campbell, Superintendent George
Allen, Foreman; P ]; Geiss, Collector, Gas Light Com.
mittec James Robb, Charm. E. w Wells, Secy.
lons Superintendent; s. E. Percy, secy; William Wright,
lnntnr
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There are denominations frequently met with in
reports of markets, but their English value not al
ways readily recolleced. The following table will
be found, we believe, correct:
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Rates Of Gold,

The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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States and Territories.

Governors of the States and Territories.
The following table, which has been carefully
corrected up to the present date. will be found OF
value during the ensuing year Of political contest:
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce,

s. J. PETERS, President; JAMES Dick, WIN. l.. HoDGE,
Vice Presidents. Committee Of Appe0is: H. L. Mckenna,
VIM. Il Avery, w. c. Mylne, w. Bogart VIM Mure and
j. Ill Elmer
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

ysyurRr ! mot d,u 1901, ~ "a PARISH
= tx r. ~ lo oay passes by put what " H. AN d
IL, i f - ne" testnohiais from tier hgeh iii III
% Il aaR ~ a great virtues OF Their celebrated t ~
H. h GnHan ANA they all pronounce II w.
f PEI Ii9h ior the growth, beauty and TestoIanGn
M @ ,' at my nave ever used ana belleH that II WI"
" uary in very 'iIns mar any one couiu desfe ,r
Ok on their hair d III VINO - ~ .e haot ~ Of The
M ,af Should at once purchase bolue "
oiNhsE hAiR cream for 1t never ias to give Satisfaction
m FROM He Veg YORK ir'buHe a JAg H. lS4i. IAN,
man HEAD or IAlRiiIWe nave seen s'cu s
nnnI3 .d; ~ use on 81, ait iar put nor one the
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Justices Courts for the City.

FIRST Distrie-[Oioe No 222 TchoupitouI las street J.
Daniel Byrne, justice John S. Dunno Clerk. John j.
Hoppe Constable r. F. Nugent, A Davega, James Trea
nor, John Speith, Deputy Constabes.
Second Dtstrict.-[Otce. No Is Common street l-Geo-
Bright Justice. G. l.. Bright, Clerk h; Be,lean Con
stable; Edward P. Kennedy, p Gorman, VIM. Horton A
Kerkllan, Deputy Constablee.
Third Distriet-[ofce St. Lonis Alley, next 70 , the
sere, Clerk j. P. Walden, Constable; n B. Outlaw, l.,
IL Sefe, Deputy Consabes.
Fourth District-[Ofice No So Condo street. ALEX
Debes Justice Paul Duverges. Clerk Gustave MeFner,
Consta Bile; A Meyner, F. Generely Deputy Constabes
Fifth Disrictf Office of Elysan Fields and VIC
Clerk Francis Nouney Constable l.. E. Generelly, J. b.
Sorapuru, X. Schex nayder Deputy Constables.
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Government of the State of Louisiana.
EXECUTIVE pEPARTMEN

Isaac Jopxsoy Governor TRAsIMoN LANDRY. 1t. Gov
Chas Gayane Sec State Joseph W alkef. iIeasnferi
T. BoJleon Auditor w A. Gilmore, Ator Gen
G \ Rowley Adj Gen i; R J. Kerr. Reg'r Land office
n T Williams Slate Eng L. Bnngier Surveyor Gen
A Dmitry State Superintendent OF Public Educaton.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY

THIRD UNICIPALITY.
P. SEuZENEAU, Recorder.
P. F. Nogues, Secretary NJ Esnard, Treasurer
Louis & Bermudez. Attorneys
j. A. D'Hemecourt. Surveyor.
P. 7. DeGourney, Collector of Taxes on Drays etc.
Sol: Audler Collector Of Taxes on Cabarets, etc
E. MaZaret, Captain of the Guard.
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Municipal Officers.

A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor;
II. y. BEIR Secretary; ST. CERAN, Clerk.
GENERAL COUNCIL.
FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cruzat, Felix Ma1ent T.
Zachane, Louis Surg
Second .Iunieipality-Geo Allan, A. w. Haines, j. NJ
Wray, J. s. Thacker.
Third unnicpaLity--W II. Wilder, J. E. Holland, J. NJ
Vandergnef, ID. Stckney.
p. C.. CUvKLIIER Secretary.
E. A. Michel, Sergeant-at-A Arms. w. w King, Attorney
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MOSQUITO NETTING
RoBll.MSlEEIrT Muslin, Linen, and Cotton MUsQUITo
ID NETTING-a large stock hand and for sale cheap
by mho 1t JOS, EfTER, 20 Camp st.
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VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY Comptroller Gen. Sinking Flu

FIRST MUNICIPALITY
CLEMENT RAMOS, Recorder.
Louis Bozonier, Secretary. J. A. Duel Treas Pub Works.
w. DeBuys. Treasurer OF the Police Department.
A. Ruffel, Collector of Taxes on Steamboats,.
l.. Surgi, Surveyor. l.. H. Pile. Deputy Surveyor.
G. Lange, Collector ON Sea Vessels.
Y Labatut do on Tavens.
Charles Claiborne. do. on Real Estate.
w. A. Mott. do. on Drays etc.
I Provost, Wharinger Superintendent, etc.
John Youenes Captain Of the Guard.
w F. schexnayde, LIST Lieut. do. Jean Macein Cd do do
SECOND MuNtcIPALITY.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder;
Wm p as Ss treasurer s a'1 ba ays fspoe
F. r, seuthmRyd, Secretary Of the Council.
A. H, Eidddge, Ship EVharfnger.
John B. Foster, Steamboat Wharfinger
Julian Neville Collector of Levee Dues on Sea Vessels
William NJ Curtiss, do. Steamboats, and Fatboats.
g. w Shaw, Collector on Drays, Carts etc.
VIM; Malcolm, Collector Taxes Real Estate Slaves, ETC.
RandelI Hunt, Attorney. Edward T. Parker, Asst do.
n. c. Hackett, Principal Warden of the Workhouse
Dr.. r; Rem, Physician to the Workhouse.
]. J.. Winter, Captain of the Watch.
Philip Van Beuren LIST Lieut. do Daniel Busby, I'd do do
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

supreme Conrt-1;eo Euss Chief Justice; F. A kost'
G. r King r SEiell Associate Justices. Eugene LaseIe,
CLERK: Felix McCulloch Deputy. w A. Elmore, Attorney
General B. G. Fonteneau, District Attorney.
rs Circuit Court Mckinley and T. H hIcCaleb'
Presiding Judges f. Randolph Clerk F. N HARRISON
Deputy Clerk. T. j. Duiant; District Attorney Y +
Wagner Marshal; c. A. Labuzan, w. Sheafer' = "
Rhinehart. Deputies. ~ n
u s. District Court.-T. II. MeCaleb, Judge N. H.
First District Court Of .Nsp OrIeansnJ Me lien
Judge. Aft Rousseau, Clerk Louis seTe Deputy Ceno,
Second District Court of .heac OrLednS-h A HaHoi'
Judge Thomas c. Poole Clerk; ?. NJ Berlin ana L. DOT
delos Deputies III TT uo5,
Judge W. P. Bedlock Clerk; B. F. Ma1ent l.. K Cour-
tin and c. Weysham, Deputies r. e
bridge Judge r Gilmore, Clerk; ]. R. Toledano and j.
k3f5 Distrcf Curt of Nr.c OrteaRs-A. NJ Buchanan,
Judge p Leblanc Clerk; e. W. Lewis, ]. s Baron and
j. y. Chalon, Deputies.
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Officers Of the Parish Of Orleans.
FREDERICK DuRRIvE, Recorder of Mort cages.
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register of conveyances.
RnnERI SpEnnEN l'nrnnar of the Parish.

BERNARD MARIGNY, Register OF T0nVeyanCes.
ROBERT SPEDpEN, Coroner OF the Parish.
Sheriff, ctc.-JoHN L, LEWIS. Sheriff B. Ieefe, Gen
Clerk and Depay; Sampson BIossman A. Sidney Lewis,
Michel de Aarmas, Samuel Powers Robert Swain. jules
Soapuru, Felix NJ Jacobs. J. L. Fabre, A. Tregasnler T.
Husonin Sam L. Waldo Charles kiIshaw, n. Trepagnier
Chas Danuples Thos: A Watson and Edward McIHush,
Deputy Sheris G.. K Wise, Deputy Sheriff and Keeper
Of the Parish Jail r. Brooks H. Benoe and Thomas M.
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The pElstue upon te ndder OF a COW contoirai n,;.
which would produce the almost divine results for wbcb
haa 70 patiently and anNousy sought Opposition arCss
Interested persons nigh III social and professional no.
dlcnea Wha they dare not deny They asserted that ms
yaccnaed persons became covered with hair and even ss
pited h3fns and tab and that one case child rnu on
tours, be,lowlng Ike bull But the current was so
inrned boo Inc British Parliament voted him GO GOO e
(sl0oOO0 and the world sang his praises. ''nhs
ihc same spo7t has come Go,on to oar o,cn time, P
while we write this Bulletin, interested persons ealon, e
the wonderful efficacy and success of 'lNl0Us VI
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MONTHLY BULLt
NIP MINI NJ

MONTHLY BULLE-
I'VE TIN 49,. No. 3 -.
The world has ever been the
scene of the tierceSt strug-
giles between Truth and En-
ror. No sooner Goes Truth
PROFOUND an important the
DRY, than Error, with its le-
gion OF allies, seeks TO arrest
It's PROCESS. A most Illus
trious instance of this, was
the opposition made to the
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
to the discovery of Naccina-
ton, by which that dreadful
.courge, the Small Pox, was
robbed of its terrors. He
found that the matter from
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Hnnis-InxuIi.

The Petersburgh Academy Of Sciences
has published the following particulars rela-
tive to laps-lazuli and mica. Both these
minerals are found in the vicinity of Lake
Baikal, especially in the river Hndianka,
and in all the rivers which fall from Mount
khamardaban. MineIalogists have not,
however, yet succeeded in finding the flow
Of the lapis-lazuli, Notwithstanding the mi
mute researches which have been made in
divers points Of these localities. Mr.. Moore.
the mineralogist, who spent two summers
on the banks Of the Hindianka, succeeded
only in discovering the flow of glaucolithe,
or calcareous blue spath, land every at
tempt since made to ascertain the place Of
the formation of the lapis-lazu has been
unsuccessful. The natives affirm that this
precious stone is met with after the heavy
rains have washed down the pebbles found
in the beds of the rivers. With regard to
mica, it is found in great abundance in the
neighborhood Of Hindianka, even with the
ground, in the form Of not very thick flakes
lying upon bed OF soft clay, as if it had
been deposited upon it. The inhabitants
frequently resort to these places to carry of
the mica-which they put into their win.
dow frames in place of glass.--AthenGum
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which forms the northern portion Of New
South Wales, it is asserted by DR.. Land 70
be lone OF the most favorable fields for
colonization that has ever been occupied by
the British race" Its extent Of navigable
waters is almost unequalled, and the eli.
mate is of the finest order. Mr.. Fry, a
Commissioners OF Crown lands, described the
plains on the banks of the Clarence river
as san almost complete realization Of Fene-
Ions conception OF Calypso's isle" and
such is its salubrity that, although there is
a thriving population Of 200 souls. medi-
cal man Of popular manners and known
talent found, after two years experience,
that it was impossible to make an income.
The Richmond river is also in this portion
of New South Wales. and its plains. which
are still more extensive, possess the same
character, and in Mr.. Fry's opinion are
capable Of receiving and settling the whole
redundant population OF Great Britain
"On the whole" he says. ga four years
residence has confirmed me in the opinion
that no country ever c;,me from the hands
of its Creator more emihently qualified to
be the abode OF a thriving and numerous
population, and in forming this estimate |
have been minfluenced either by prejudice
or by interest, being no way concerned with
II, save in that arising from my official ca
pacity.
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The grand riches Of Gloucester are in
the form OF Mackerel. Il is a f,mons
place for that species Of fishery, as also for
the Cod. A capital Of some four hundred
thousand dollars is invested IN it; some Two
thousand individuals are EMPLOYED; oil
Mackercl some four hundred thousand dol:
lars worth are caught, and some two hun.
dred thousand dollars worth of Cod. A
nice liltle business, but atssea difficult,
hardy, dangerous discipline. These New
England Cspes are great places for raising
the stuidiest set Of seamea IN the world.
should like TO see it aScerlained how many
OF the captains of our packe.-sEips to all
parts Gthe world have beea sailors of these
rock-lound coasts and haTbors.
Gloucester was the first place on our con-
tnent digni6ed with visit from the great
Sea-Serpent. You will find a "Report of
Committee of the Linnaan Society of
New England, relative % large Marine
Animal. supposed terbe serpent, seen
near Cape Ann, Massachusetts, August,
1917" The reality of lie creature was
we'll authenticated, as also his hugeness.-
Since the presentation Of the bones OF DIR.
hoch's llydrargos to the public there has
been less incredibly in regard to these sea
serpent stories of modern times. Ii is,
however, affirmed that lions also have been
seen at Cape Ann. "Some likewise, SAYS
the author Of an old book, entitled New
England's Prospect ''being lost in the
woods, have heard such terrible roarings,
as have made them much aghast; which
must be either devils or lions, there being
no other creatures which use to roar, saw
ing bears, which have moi such a terrible
kind of roaring"
Nnu.s tail ~