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Z The AMERICA-The British and North Amer-
can royal mail steamship America, Capt. Harrison,
which sailed from Boston on the 2lst and Halifax
on the 23d ult, reached the Rock Light in the
Mersey early on the morning of the Sd inst, after
rapid run of little more than 81 days from the
latter port.
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o. The Chartists who were convicted some time
ago at Edinburgh, having been released from i'm
prlsonment, were entertained at banquet in thai
city on the 22d ult
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A VERMILIoN EDICT. The Rev. DR.. South
ard of New York, has issued an edict to his parish
which he calls a pastoral-forbidding them to
marry any one to whom they may be related nearer
than the fifth degree
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Col BENToN.-Col. Benton left Washington
City on The 10Th for st. Louis 1t is his intention
TO remain in ST. Louis only few hours, and to
proceed at to the frontier to address the emf
grants, row collected there, destined for California
On his return from the frontier he will continue in
St Louis probably for some time. So says the St.
Touis JJnion
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o. The crimes Of treason, rape and arson are
punishable with Imprisonment for life, in Massa-
chusetts, if the new bikr4sses instead of hanging,
as the law now providesssAa
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o. The Lords Of the Admiralty have ordered
the Lark, small vessel lying at Chatham, to be
fitted as yacht for the use of the President of the
African Republic of Liberia
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BOSTON AND CALIFoRNIA.-A public meeting
was to have been held in Boston Oh the evening of
the 10th, to consider the project of railroad from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, or rather, from Boston
10 San Fracisco
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The PRIZE ESSAY ON THE PATENT LAWS
The proprietors Of the Scientific American recently
offered prize of hundred dollars for the best
essay on the American Patent Laws. The pre-
MUM has just been awarded to Mr.. Edmund Ma
her, Civil Engineer, Washington, d. C. 1t is said
TO be ablv written
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FRENcHMEN FOR CALIFoRNIA.-Five foreign
vessels were advertised at Havre on the 9th ult.
for California, and six French vessels at Bordeaux,
for the same destination, on the 18th ut.
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Es- The following is the result of the drawing
OF the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 81,
which took place at Baltimore, Nd on the 2lst:
rs, 40, IS, SO, rs, 5, &C. s. 60, 81, II, SO, So "a
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For tho Crescent.
PoWERS's BUST OF GEN. JACKSON.
lmperishable marble. Age age
May pass away, yet thou wilt be the same;
linen bear the features of the Patriot, Sage
The Warrior Statesman-whose illustrious
Shall live eternal Columbias fame :,
Bear to the future, then, those features stern,
Ihat speak the Iron Will and Heart Of Flame,
Ihat heroes yet unborn may haply learn
A deathess name like him TO gIoriousIy earn. B. D.
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Rr James B. Cahon was elected Mayor of the
city OF Portland on the 18th inst, by the City Coun-
Gil, the people having failed to elect.
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A BosToN NoTIoN.-The Bostonans talk of pre-
sentng frame school-house to the Californians
This must be with an eye to the future, for ma
5ority of the children who have recently emigrated
to that country are "boys" who have grown out of
the reach of the schoolmaster's discipline
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VERY PRoBABLE.-We were looking for the
latest report upon gentlemen's fashions lately; a
New York house says there is not much change
in gentlemen's pants this month"; Very likely.
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FROM VALPARAIsO.-The bark Eliza beth Hall,
from Valparaiso, January 23d, arrived at Boston
on the 18th inst-bringing plenty of copper, but
no gold
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See Third Page far CRY News, &c.

TEMPERANCE CKLEBRATIoN.-Th Younger Members
of the Sons of Temperance celebration of their third
anniversary this evening" No. 90 Tchoupoulas street
We have no doubt the ceremonies will be very interest
ing and tend to promote the excellent objects of the asso
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No The Boston Journal of the 18th inst saws !:
ave understand this morning that all letters in
tended for the continent of Europe by the steamer
Niagara, on which tiUe cents postage was not pre-
paid, were liable to be retained in the post.ofice
here. This fact should be universally known, as it
applies to letters received per mail from New Or
leans to Easport, as well as to those dropped into
the post office here"
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MORTALITY OF New YORK. The deaths in
the city of New York, during the year 1913, were
1852 only liz over the mortality of the preceding
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o. Henry A. Washington, of Va. has been ap.
pointed Professor of Political Economy and His.
tory in William and Mary College.
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A New MINT.-The New York Sun alleges that
there Is private mint in one of the Eastern States
where pennies, worth only forty-fve cents a hun.
bred, are manufactured and circulated.
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OF James Morier, the celebrated author of
" Hajji Bahia, and other works, died on the I'd
inst. The Earl of Gosport died on the 9th ult,
aged Is.
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--SOe--
T o T r. A V ID l. r. r s.

gE- We have a fine lot of
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, of American manufac ture,
to which invite attention. They unsurpassed compact
and service.
CAMP CASES-Kni Fork and Spoon in cases. for the
pocket.
COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds.
PERFUMERY of all kinds.
CRAVATS, STOCKS and SCARFS.
SUSPENDERS and SHOULDER BRACES.
DRAWERS aud UNDERSTANDS.
MONEY BELTS and PURSES.
KNIVES and RAZORS
GOLD PENS and PENCILS.
f UMBRELLAS and CANES.
GLOVES and HANDKERCHlEFS.
CORK LIFE PRESERvERS.
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, seventeen Sizes all
made OF the best materials, and in the best manner.
Gases. ~ ''"s
e We constantly receiving our almost endless
variety Of beautiful Fancy Articles for PRESENTS.
GUINNESS Il BUSH
Dealers in Fancy and Toilet Articles,
APPS 1m2dp 10 Camps t
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APPoINTMENTs.-The Charleston Mercury of
Tuesday publishes dispatch from baltimore dated
The previous evening at o'clock. 1t contains the
announcement of the following appointments of
Postmasters by the President, viz: Abraham Jones,
Quincy, Mass. Richard S. Wilson, Chicago, ILL., );
Anema Austin, Lynn, Mass. Julius Ackley, Itha-
NJ "
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ns- Thanks to the officers of the Uncle Sam for
late St Louis papers.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
Illustrated piM Colored and PLAIN Plates,

Illustrated nth Colored and Plain Plates.
FOR SALE BY
r HOS. l.. WHITE, SO Canal street.
QUAlNS ANATOMICAL PLATES, illustrating the
Structure the different parts the Human Body Jonas
Quain M. D. In volume quarto.
MOREAU'S PRACTICAL TREATISE ON MID.
WfEkY exhibiting the present advanced state Of the Science.
In volume With eighty plates.
PANCOAST'S OPERATIVE SURGERY Comprising
eashcaon OF the OF the Art including all
the exhibiting Surgical Science
present advanced condition. With eighty plates In Alto.
MOTIFS VELPEAU'S OPERATIVE SURGERY.
Carefully REVISED, entirely remodeled augmented with
Treatise on Minor Surgery Illustrated by hundred
cravings, incorporated with the Accompanied
Atlas twenty-five plates representing the operations
processes surgical Instruments Translated by s. p Town
sen M D. under the supervision Of and notes and obseva
- tons by, Valentine Mott, M. D. In volumes.
GODDARD'S ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY ANDPA-
THEOLOGY OF THE HUMAN TEETH. With thirty plates.
In volume quarto.
ROGERS'S THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.
TREATISE ON THE DISEASES OF THE SKIN. With
forty coored plates. In volume
SMITH and HORNER'S ASTRONOMICAL ATLAS.
MASSES POCKET ATLAS of the Descriptive Anao-
my of the Human Body With hundred and twelve ngra-
B. large Medical Books,
mention in daily advertisements for moderate prices
ABOVE api0 81
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SUMNER CLOTHING.
THOMPSON & NIXON, No. A Canal Street,
large and complete stock Of FASHIONABLE
SUMNER CLOTHING comprising all the newest styles and made
the best and most expressly for the Newoans rs
tail trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Dress Coats
Super French Drap d. Etc Frock and Dress Goats;
Black nd colored Merino Sacs and Polka Goats;
Black and coiored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Coats
Check striped Linen Sacs and Polka Coats
Black and fancy single mled Cashmere Pants;
Black French Merino Pants, various qualities;
French Drilling Pants Of all the newes' styles.
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen PANT,
Black Bombazine, Satin and Silk Vests;
White, buff and fancy figured MarseIles Vests
Figured buff and worked Linen Vests;
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make:
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Bosoms
Super York Mill Muslin Shirts, do.
Linen Cotton Drawers laced backs;
Gauze Merino and Cotton Undershirts and Wrappers
Gauze Silk Underhirs and Drawers
Silk and Cambria Muslin Cravas and Summer Ties,
White coored Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkerchief
Silk, Cotton and Linen Suspenders;
Gloves, Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, etc. apo 2dptf
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BENEFIT OF FRED. HUNT.-Fred. Hunt who is a gentle
man In every of the word and therefore deserving the
encouragement and support of the public will benefit
tonight at the Olympic Circus Independent of the chaac
Ter Of the beneficiary the presented are in
themselves sufficient to full house. In the place.
fhe excrutiatingy amusing buesque entitled Cali.
lorna, or III that and go peck better will be perform
ed The charming Belle Rosa, Eouise and many Others
who are well known and have repeatedly enchanted their
audiences, will appear Ben Jennings, that inmitabe
clown, will convuse his hearers with his really original
ana WHY Jokes. Such combination of attraction and
Talent rarely seen and advise every 20 be
amused even though it be in spite of himself.
3 ORLEANS THkArRE.-Beaeft of Madame Lecoar First
CIRCUMSTANCES grand opera of lie Phire is to be
performed tins evening for the first time this season II will
give musical amateurs better opportunity than they have
yet had OF hearing the entire of the comnanv and
OF Judging of the respective the several artists Tb
performance will be concluded by charming new v.nda
vile called Mile de Choisy." Madame Lecou, sboun
not be forgotten this evening.
MEDICAL Books" Who shall decide when docto,, AZ;
agree F-but they have decided that friend Thos +
White No SO Camp street, has of the best stocks or
medical and surgical illustrated works to be found in the
city. See his advertisement
+ NEW MusIc.-We have received from the publisher Mr.
w I. Mayo. No. Camp street. the following new pieces
Of music 10 which call the attention of the music loving
community " Come aud dsnae to- Might "The Sitter"
Santa Annss Leg. Look ppou that Rsnner,'' mo-
Scamp sttsss Polka" ,
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Auction Sales This Dav.

!. BEARp CALHOUN will SELL at IO1S O'Clock at the
s"e Peydrss street, the eaaisas of Family G.oceH
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Died:

D1e0s
MAYBN wife OF John w. Andrews Of this city - ;;,s, %
friends sa1 & n soS n are
from her residence Camp street, near st. Joseph.
On Saturday morning. Of cholera, POLLY WILLIAMS
ss Fl. sy s sssd ss we'll and
respected ss- Baton Rouge papers will please copy.
On Sunday, goth z O'clock M JOSEPHINE infant
~ Her funeral viii take place THIS MO RNlNG, ats o'clock
from No. 81 Canal street. - -,
On Sunday afternoon 2sth inst cholera Mr. JOHN M RICH
q His friends end invited attend his funeral
THIS DAY. O'clock from his late residence corner OIL
and Poydras without farther notice.
In the city the 18th nst the 4h year Of ms
age STEPHEN WILSON father of Samuel F. Wilson, one oil the
propreors of this paper
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.
agf sfSR A fa Tsts camm
HEWtETT,s.:.J ) Eastand, J Eastland, o; A cad-
HsKss Nsyn, r T' l.i, In B;os ssk I'd Harris Miss
9. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
ORLEANS TENT, l. o. r.. No 800, meets at Temple Hall
No. 581a Canal street, at O'Clock.
CRESCENT DIVISION No 7, at Pelican Hall. corner of St.
Charles and Common streets. at O'Clock.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church at Agien
at half-past z.
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is. at Crystal Fount Hall. 2a2
TchOupit0uas street, at hafpast7
tSr Younger Brothers of Temperance Post
members the different Fountains Younger
Brothers Temperance hereby notified that the celebration OF
their Anniversary postponed OF the ncemency of the
weather. MONDAY April 30 On that day. they viii please
No. 222 Tchoupoulas street, past O'Clock punctuay
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
ap282 ct HENRY BLANCHARD, A. s.
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PATRONAGE,

,HERE is probably city in the Union where persons
IN business are less patonzed simply for their fashona
pc location or their splendid and costly furnished stores
IMAM this city Persons this city are mostly patronzed
tages they offer to the public This should be- and the
tadles New Orleans are beginning to think Many who
Iashonsbe streets With large windows and costly fixtures
may now be seen at Mrs. CAMPBEIL'S corner POydras
and dr2ndet Streesand that the RIGHT place 10 buy
MibLlMERY and FANCY GOODS there yon can find
GAPOIES and BONNETS, of the latest and best styles
EMBR0!DERIES, LACES. LACE CAPES, BOYS;
and INFANTS Leghorn HATS COMBS. BRUSHES
etc and the prices are far less than those
down town. ~
B.-And that is the RIGHT place to get your old BON.
NETS CLEANED and PRESSED. # You want them
done WELL or You want DRESSES made proper
manner. ap30 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DERSONS PURSUING THE TRADES PROFESS
L SIONS and OCCUPATIONS subject TO TAXA
ton, within the limits Of the Fourth Representative
LICENSES and those indebted the State of Lou
isiana, for TAXES REAL ESTATE ETC., are re.
ested to call and pay the same.
The District comprised between ST. Louis and Canal sts
EV Office in Exchange Alley, between Bienvie and
Customhouse streets.
apN 81 THOMAS McKEON, Collector
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t. California Mining Association of the Git,

ef Neg 0ylsgns; ; This Company will hold its Meetings
EVERY EVENING Sundays exceped at hafpast O'Clock,
Room No. So Banks Ircad where DESTROYS be-
coming members Obtain all necessary information the sub
The skilu and cca MINER and CHEM
lST will be superintend the Mining operations
pany This Company will leave California
ment practicable All information desired the subject also
be obtained application Captain GEORGE DUNG Banks
Arcade between the hours Of II and 70 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock P. Nj. GEORGE YOUNG
p s. Mechanics and Working Men particularly invited
attend the Meetings. api2
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9. of t. j.. Meetings This Evening.
Steamboat Departures This Day.
tvsEE lDVERTIsEM ENTs ON THIRD PACE

~ SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PACE.
Tsrqs ............E E. A. OGDEN. Kercheva!, lam.
k h99 k,.; pfo lift z tIa5 a
Red Riper. CREOLE. Wilson, ?. N.
Reg :s7. g. @
S5ss This DAY MoSiay
~. The bark Convoy Capt Hnppsr. from New York.
will please to the receipt goods otherwise
they g oil be stored s i5:'I asfSD CO. 81 st.
The ship Byron kSLsa5 from BGsoG
ap they will s s5eF w. At f,f a1s
~ The ship HARRISBURG Capt Mathews: from mi Phil hi
inequality Consgnees please attend the receipt of their
the e. ao .
The ship Alleghany Capt shsnkl Ian a,d from
will be stored at their and The coasgn
s sno% marble the G ee on h h SNIP Will please
apps ~ JSo. W. ANDREWS & cosi Common st.
~ DELEGATES to the Demoorstie cony ven ,}
DemGatio Convention held Baton Rouge hs 4,
VEIN ns s 4s S louis on
.po shS tu Sell =" G. ea1 Ha.Hs A. Walker
~LO.O F-Odd Fsiiovs Hall .qssociatiom.-No.
hereby given the Stockholders for Dr.
ensuing year will be held the Hall of the Grand
Lodge o. o. F. of Tchoupouas and Poyas streets,
MONDAY the 9TH day Of May between the hours of 10
and under the direction of Brothers N B. KNEAss THos.
GRIPS and P COMMIT, Commissioners.
By order . the Beard OF Directors.
apo tmys THOMAS W. VAN WICK, Secretary
EXHIBITION 81 sTATUARY.
t1" Arrival of THE FISHER BOY,
FRosE gEa Jackson, sGS
r These celebrated works of HIRAM Powers ns! ssesyea
T5ME nv st &c RrEs sas House. Canal street, adj
n Open DAILY Sundays e1cePte A. NJ until P. M.
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ap2U tlny8 THUMAS W. VAN WfCk, SecTetafy.
EXHIBITION OF STATUARY.
EyS" Arrival of THE FISHER BOY,
PROSERPINE, and

These celebrated works of HIRAM POWERS, received
Florence, lav, exhibition, FOR THE FIRST
TINE IN AMERICA at the State House, Canal street, adj
o the OF the GREEK SLAVE.
IS Open DAILY SUNDAYS excepted from A. NJ until p M.
Ainitance 50 Season Tickets 81. Pamphlets 10
E4r ~ B. The Exhibition will positively close TUESDAY,
NAV
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Aso-Beaveree Veveteen and Check Hunting Jackets Check
Linen and Cotton Check Shirts Bingham Shirts Hickory Shirts
undefsrs and Drawers description. kinds
the largest assortment in NewOTleans
~ ONE PRICE....NO DEVIlTIONl
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
ESJ,d III IMMINENT

0UANTIN n LUTZ, Cabinet Makers and Uphosierere
have the honor TO inform their friends and tie public
general they have taken the large, ron,oous AMI
attractive BaZaar Store, No az cIIESNUT STREET op
posite the Academy OF Fine Arts, whtre they hav.
ready for Inspection large and splendid assortment OF
eles IN their line such pailor, rham~. al bhior fe
ntre IN the latest Paris style, when they sell al TIC
moderate price
Grateful Tor the liberal patronage we have received
respectfully solicit continuance OF the same, pIedsng
selves ,n,i.ayurs give o.
our patrons by the quality un hni ofolr aririte which
we will guarantee to be OF the best Workmanship.
n r. LINDSEY has removed 10 the buildings, No %
VI, LLty Srre tfru from Broadway wher, he "
pepared 10 exhibit, with few exceptions, entire
sea soIahe and 4. siable stock OF
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety Of plain aud figured black coored
and ehanaeabte silks iel t3 ia
DRESS GOODS of.yery description; plain and figured
Cashmeres and MouBe de Iaines Mcrinote, &e, Also
large assortment Of FANCY car AND BONNET
RIBBONS. together with plain colorti and black S,in
ERiNGES AND GIMP TRIMMINGS d every Va
riey aud newest styles
+ sIA WIS OF all kinds aud qualities, including SIX
Drochc Tbbef, Cashmere Tnrkerri, &r, &c. lie wonid
call attention TO his unusually large a desr
Bile assortment Of LACES, EMBRofDERIES, AND
WHITE MUSLINS. ~ ffI f&t ZOE "a
And he would respectfully ask the Inspection of his
in general by those WIN willing avail ,bemselvss
Low pnIcEs for Cash and Short Credit
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smAKsPEARE HOTEL,

coRsEa OF DUANE AND WILLIAM srRRErs, NRw YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN A
L GALABRUN, having refited and replensrd this spa
oios esiablishmeni now prepared To receive company
There hundred ami nine apartments IN this house
consisting OF dining saloons sitting rooms, parl0rr, lodging
rooni &c The large hall may be used ior balls public
meetings Tile cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged furnish, moments notice. refreshments
Tor any number Of persons, three undr-,
be acc olmodacd the time. There where
private Rriits may be furnished win dinners or sup
k.t Affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
nens in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished al
every day. and attention will be spared TO give sasiac
ton Men Of business and those wishing the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found 10 be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken IN this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
sslsI 4s@ LOUIS GAIABRuN.
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pear Sir. Believing lhnt . public stateme

Dear Sir. Believing that public statement
If my affection may be of service to Others sim
ilary afflicted, as well rs benefit TO yourself
take this means Of informing You, that abont three
he Lungs whici, induced my friends to despair
Of my recovery. My health continued To decline
for a year. when ] was seized with Neuraigia and
severe Vertigo Having applied TO physicians, both
in this place and BALTIMORE without the least bene
III, and having also made ise Of the Gaicanic Dat
terry without any good effect concluded 10 try your
Extract Of .Sarsdpdraid, and am happy to say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely le
me and have been better ever since
Respectfully, EN0CH w. SMALLWO0D.
10 A. J. ScawAnTzE, Jr., January %, 1913.