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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,

POINT CLEAR, BALDWLN COUNTY, ALA.
HAVING been leased by the undersigned, will be 50
open the first of June for the entertainment EI
Of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS 4Ssz
This establishment is beautifully located the east side OF
MOBILE BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Gull
of Mexico The at this point being ai0ags clear
and satt (with depth of six feet within fifty yard OF he
shore,) and having firm white sand bottom renders this
place particularly attractive for Sea bathing
BIue-fsh Pompapo. Spanish Mackeel and all other h>h
peculiar this latitude abound in the Immaculate utcn,g
of the Hotel Never failing Springs at C nvenient dis
The building estrey newpres' nt font to the South
of $50 feet and affords ample accommodation for 200
The looms large and airy .
safe and commodiou vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear-Passage 81 cents.
The of Board will be $40 per Week, payable in all
weekly Deductions made for families remaining the
season COmmuu atoms this subject addressed to the
undersigned, at Mobile will be promptly sllenGed TO-
GEO. b. CLITHERALL,
Mobile Ala, May IL, 184q myl9 3m Lessee.
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LUZENBERG HOSPITAL.
Situated on the Pontchartr ain a ilro a

TJNHE above Hospital for the last fourteen years under the
l. skilful and attentive management of the late DR. -
G. A. Luzenbeg, is open under the of Dr. N;;:
RHODES, for the reception OF patients. xiA
Terms of admission
In the Upper Wards-One Dollar per day
In Private Wards-fr from Two Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged as extra
Within the lei ge enclosure INSANE Hoo PIT L..
devoted only OF those afflicted with insanity
to separate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other conta gous diseases.
For further particulars. apply to Dr.. w IRVINE al the
Hospital, o to DIR ]. RHODES, q Royals je ia 3m
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL

THIS having been repaired and newly fur.
l. nished will be opened the Goth of May, for the -
reception of Vsiters and Families wishing spend the
Summer at pleasant Watering Place The undei- III
signed have purchased this property for permanent
dence, and will keep the house open Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and engaged and
pains will be spared render the vstes
pleasant and agreeable. lmy2 6m] c. LEWIS Il c..
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CROPS IN WIscoNsIN.-The crops in Wiscon-
sin have been greatly injured by the backwardness
of the season. Corn has been planted twice.
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TO CAIJFORNIANS:
SMlTH & BROTHER. No. So COMMON sTRrKr
~ GRAND DEPOT for The sole Of all


MANUFACTURED under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
~ 8. B. have for sale. and constantly receiving,
almost every article for the comfort and use OF the
found AIR BEDS Air Pillows, India Rubber Cloth Riding
Caps Sou weers Cloaks Coats Pouches Clothing Bags,
Travelling Bags Bottles. Water Tanks Blankets and Tas
paulins. ....ALsO....
TENTS, PACK SADDLES, CALIFORNIA SADDLE
Yups, Spun, Hair Rope, Moss Blankets. eta. sta- fsss
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DAGU Err
MAcuIRE,s DAauERREorvpE.

M. wond respectfully the liberal patron
- bestowed him since he frat had the honor If
Introducing tbs DAGUERREoTYPE into NswOrlsans.
Eve ago during which time he has more pOrtrss
than any other person the world. His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair composition with Others taken By
tho best opeator from New York and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens hbited at his establishment
but those taken by himself NJ the public that his
portraits viii continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice
The best inducements desrons of instruction in the
beautiful Genuine Voigander Cameras 20 per cent.
cheaper than in the city all other articles the
Plates at % dozen Soovs No for % 25-guarantied
ne best plates made the United States Cases o. 70 and
81 81 New York Cameras at t18.
81 Orders from the country promptly attended
EV Entrance No. CAMP street.
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PIANO FOR SALE.
VERY good PIANO. for a very low price, may be had
n at 152 Camp street, opposite Lafay: ~E-
cite Square. Also. few ViOLINS and
GUITARS, and an assessment of PIANOH
STRINGS. mhl2 y " y
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SHIELDS AND BREEsE.-The Free Press, pub
shed at Pike CO.. ILL.,. learns from private source
that Shields and Breese together, at court, in
Bond CO., at which time they appeared as friendly
as if they had never quarreled with each other.
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HE DAILY CRESCENT.


SLY-F.sn Csns Wax payable to the carrer, veeky..
or DoGrs yearha yearly and quarterly at the
same advance. Single copies, Five Cents
The Office will receipt for all subscriptions exceeding
kiE WEEKLY CRESCENT will he furnished single subscribers
at THREE DOLLARS clubs Of four di-
reced the Postoce, Two Dollars and Fifty Gents
esr each others who Agents.
ORDERS paid for copies will receive copy addition
for their Payable all Gdrdns Single
papers packages Wrappers be had at the office pub
iication No. IS ST. Charles street.
SEMENTS-not exceeding twelve lnes Agate type
81 Insertion and so for every subsequent
sertio1. nose o. grsa.sI p ~ on inc
vrisemsnts published weekly monthly
charged 81 for insertion. LIZA liberal
diqcount made to those who advertise by the year.
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Boa NC HOUSE

121 CRATER Street, betueen ST. Charles and Caron
dete StreetsORe door from the ef Cdroadelet 81.
AIRS. WILSON, Gate of q Benville street } respect.
Nl fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location
pied by her during the last year. She has had her ~
HOUSE thoroughly Ietted and prepared for the
daton of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
age she hopes by dgent the comfort and con.
yeueoce of her and continuance
n2Iy d&W
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NEWARK AND ROSENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY. Newark. N. ].

THE above named Company have appointed Messrs.
L HAYMAN & HOLDEN sole Agents for the sale of
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT. CALCINED
PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST for the city of New
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN H. STEPHENS, Pres't.s
A LEMAssENA, Sec'y.
Newark N, j.. February, 1919.
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THE Georgetown CoLect0rshp and the Hdjuncts-Rem0-
nal of the Head of the Bureau of ProutssonS and
Clothing, &c. q.
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1919 Z
learned today that had been given, that
change the Colecofship Georgetown would shortly be
made Robert White is the present incumbent. There are
1.-Two prominent wing candidates viz Henry Addison and
S Scott. The salary is from slC30 to $l2o0
Mr. Lszenby looking for the post of deputy in the event
of the of Addison and Roze Woodward the
other gentleman shall be selected The appointment of Mr.
Towes of Washington, and that of the what
else he be called the Navy Yard belong TO the
Collector. For these there over sixty seekers.
Many strive few win the prize,
For which they struggle day by day.
Gideon Wees it is said the head of the Bureau OF Pro-
VI ions and Clothing of the Navy Department hes been
moved BY the President that Pnssr Sinclair has been
appointed in his stead.
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~ ~ sne hssnrs ot ne sa,e o.
and aaa ps IL S' s s~
Newark, N, j.. February lsi9.
CERTIFICATES QUALITY:
The following are selected from number received by the
COMPANY:
Dock Office u. S Navy Yard, BROOKLYN Nov 49, 1913.
TO "m ar eoneeTG have h bee Informed that the
purchaed The QuaIries and Mills lately owned by Hon.
Hugh White at Whespot Ulster county, n. Y. and have
Cement made BY Mr. White have used large quantity
Of Cement say 100 900 bares) the enlargement of
manufactured by Mr. White, and was uniformly OF
most excellent character indeed it the best brought
to that market The tests before and
but few barrels rejected have been informed
hat the Cement sustained the excellent character on
he CrotOn Aqueduct WIN. J. McALPINE, Engineer.
We have made use of Whites Hydraulic Cement as now
manufactured by the Rosendae Lime and Cement Com
pany. the Gas Works Reading and can strongly
commend 1t as most excellent article of Cement, for
strength 9ulekness OF setting and 70. m taking large
r. s. FARRELDY,
THos G. MOORE,
November H. 184s Builders and Architects
hereby certify that have been using the Cement manu-
facured by the Newark and Rosendae Lime and Ce" ept
Company, and cordially recommend as very superior
article have hesitation in declaring i to be the best
Others recurring Cement that will quick and take large
proportion Of sand article that will fully answer those
Rochester. N Y, December !. 1s4S
endae Cement purchased by the of the Reading
Gas Works and can strongly it being the best
Super't of Mason Work at Reading Gas Works.
above articles in any quantities that may be required and
would call the attention of dealers, builders makers
''',' '' De,' HAYHAS s HOLDEN. IS Magazine t.
New Orleans. Feb. 20. 1S49. iel4 Sm
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FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED.
SMITH & B r o 7 II e X,
IN n HTO N STD EFT
VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

TIVE Unds,zgnelis constantly manufacturing and has
I forsaIea ssrys Iperiorart Of vlNEGAR. k-A
which ne will guar nee to improve by age. and EEE53
will ,IeliysI it, tree of charges in any part OF
the city Lafayette, at the following reduced $3.50
30 gaoas 81; Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon. libe
discount m,.de 10 wholesale customers.
~ line iropped in the Postoffce will be pupctaaiiy
attended TO- laps til JOHN II. VERB.
Former Common aud Maaif Opposite Charity Hospital
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CoLEMAN'S IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
ATORY Mills

MANUFACTURED by w. P. CoLEMAN. Girod street.
Ifi one door below Baronne New Orleans. These Mills
in successful operation in the following States. VIZ
Ohio, New York. Pennsyvani. Virginia Kentucky, tnd-
ana Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin Iowa, Missouri Ar
kansas Tennessee. sbama, Mississippi Louisiana Texas
Mexico and account of their portability are the very
thing for California. number of them have been Pur
chased recently for those g Diggins''
II Warranted to perform to the satisfaction Of the pur
chaser, or money refunded lmh141 w. p. C.
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SUMNER WATERING PLACE.

SUMNER WATERING PLACE.
THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
the Establishment has ergone thorough renovation, A
and has been considerably enlarged. The acommnda A
tons TO, Els or single persons eanSol be
Immediately the Gulf and the great Northern Mail
Route between New Orleans and Mobile, be reached
from either direction by the boats plying between thoe places
and daily communication be kept with all partz Of the
county. II about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile and glance at the mao Will snow
coast for air and bathing pY STER and Fish
had abundance and prepared the most recherche
style. Riding, Fishing Sailing. Rowing Billiards len
pms and such other as are usual at places OF
public resort provided at and well eced
BAND OF music will be in constant attendance:
The b AK will be furnished with choice LlOOORS, and
kept In the best style.
There are two Physicians well skilled in their profession
and the diseases of the climate oca ed at Pascagou and
OF them Tor the VII have MS -bode
the Hotel and will give his urrem ed attention to nvalds
such may desire his The other Physician has
ey~ There is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL. pre-.
sidsd by teacher, in the vicinity OF the
Hotel to which families disposed can send their children
EY- Persons wishing accommodations, will address the
isI4 $m 49, -'N-' ''M J. McRAE, Prolgetor.
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL
THIS favore resort of the citizens OF LOUISIANA Mss
sipp and adjoining States, was eoPened for the IN
alterations and additions have been made dining the 1~s
with view Of rendering this establishment agreea
The Pass rendered of by the splendid line OF
low pressure mail steamers Oregon, James H. Day and Ca
fonia which leave Lake Pontcharrain daily, and the Mo-
Attached to the Hotel is Academy for yonng Misses
and Boys in separate departments under The able manage
residents Of New Orieans The Academy will open June l.
pa "0 W. RPSf ay
sY All mailable left at the Offices of Mes
r. Geddes Bank Place, and M Judson, ESQ., of
Canal and Camp will be forwarded daily my Is 3m
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-ln this body, in ses-
sion at the Fauquier Springs, on the Nth instant
the Houses had nearly got through with the first
bill of the code. 1t had reversed an important de-
cison of the committee, confning the elections to
a single day, and have left the law as it now is
but sustained the committee in the case Of tie in
an election, sending The election back to the people
The CONSULATE AT RIo.-We have announced
the removal of Gorham Parks, the Consul at Rio
de Janeiro, and the appointment of Edward Kent
of Maine, to the post thus made vacant. The
National Intelligencer publishes an address to the
President, signed by number of eminent mer-
chants ship owners, and insurance CT mpanies Of
New York, against the conduct of Mr. Parks in
assuming the power of summarily removing the
masters of the ships Pacific and Xylon, and other
vessels and placing others in their stead, asking
that, as mark of disapproval, the said Consul be
forthwith suspended or removed. The remon-
STRANGE further says:
"The undersigned deem this course so unwar-
ranted by any legal authority which he possesses,
so dangerous exercise of power in distant
place, and one putting at hazard property to so
large amount, and the rights of so many differ
en persons, in manner so highly injurious TO il
not destructive of their interests that it should be
immediately checked and prevented"
The Consul would have been removed of course,
having been democratic appointment; but the
address furnishes good er-post facto reason. We
always thought the power exercised by the Consul,
hard and dangerous.
SUIEJDs ANN RRFEsr-The Free Press nub-
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THE FACTORIES AT observation-disclosures Ho-
gan, Esq, has written letter to the West Alaba-
man, in which be says that the paper factory at
Tuscaloosa is now doing tolerably well, making
good work in manufacturing wrapping paper prin-
cipally, and some good printing paper The cotton
factory, he says, is doing we'll as any mill in the
United States, for the small quantity of machinery
in operation. They are running 1886 spndles 40
looms. and make per day $500 yards coarse heavy
Osnaburgs, 80 inches wide, and weighing ounces
per yard. This is an average of 20 yards for each
LOOM One girl will attend two looms, and do it
well, producing 140 yards of cloth. They have
now in she building 80 new looms, and all the ma
chinery necessary to run them, except the shafing
which they expect to receive soon, intended for
lighter style of cloth-say brown shifting, No. Is
or something like the Appleton shifting, weighing
about one-third of pound per yard When this
new machinery gets under way, they anticipate
profit from their investment.-Mobile Register
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
nRS. PEARSON and ANFOJX inform their patients
- that they be consulted daily at dfeessIsA
their office from A. M P. M, p.
aas co we hnown and
appreciated TO require enumeating His Block Teeth
particularly worthy the attentan of those requiring artificial
Their prices graded suit the circumstances Of
all Office at their residence, B.ARONNE street, near
Canal street. ap2 If
DENTAL NOTICE.
II SMITH. DENJIST begs leave to assure his
Ii. friends and the public that he has dfNzY-..A~
not left and does not intend 70 leave, the
Office, at the Corner OF Lafayette Square L111Y
and st. Charles street. mh2A If
DR.. MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon.
ApING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
Il tour in the North and East, is prepared A91n%
70 perform all operations appertalping to the
TEETH and has become acquainted withU JFyI
the best mode OF operating approved by the 11I1J
College OF Dental Surgeons OF Baltimore, Md His
for operations in proportion suit the times. ais
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
In LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DIR. hIENSING'S
TOOTH-4CHE ELIXIR, or charge. ~ Office
CARONDELET STREET, "a door below Girod st.
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ONE of the undersigned will the 18th inst proceed to
" Washington City, for the purpose of attending 10
CLAIMS in their hands, and will give particular
attention any business with the different Departments
entrusted to them.
fyi5 LANGDON & GRICE "a St Charles St
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PRACTIoAL wAToH MAKER,
81 G,4N:dL STREET, Third Deor from Camp street,
HE subscriber has just received additional supply OF
L WATCHES, JEWEhRY and FANCY r.
GOODS. een - S s. very snpss, "a.
- ~ Hunting Gases. OF NJ. L. Tobias.
Roske and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Watches rich Jewey of the latest styles comprising 6ne
Cold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals; Ladies BRACELETS.
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencils Cases Finger Rings,
etc Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
himelfn the Northern kets from the latest European
mporaons consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases tne
Fans. Reticues, Scissors fine assortment OF SlLVEk
WARE pure coin; and other fancy articles.
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates ial6 ON
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

Nj n. MEl Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch -
xi. maker and dealer in yEWELRY GOLpN.
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. IN
All JsWeIry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
st'HE subscribers have Just received additional ~
L supply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches VA
with Hunting Gases Of M. |. Tobias, Roskel and 3k
other superior maker a,o Fine London Daplsa r..
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies' Bracelsts.
Necklaces Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases Finger Kings.
one of the firm the European markets consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Cases. fine Fans Reeue and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
FORKS. Casters, Cnude.cks Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pstos Reviewers Bowie KNIVES. Military Goods, &C..
Re, for sale at moderate prices, by
ie2I HYDE & GOODRICH. Is Charres 1t.
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Interesting News from the Pacific.
Voyage of the steamer Panama.

Straits Of .Magellan-Passage of Sail Yesses-palpa-
yasso- Cheap Fruit - CaHao- LtmaoA Raietess
tOaatry-Edrthq uakes- Population Gopevament--
Siucr. co. umned Cathedrak-Cott0n Fdct0rp-1 tme
from Port 10 Port-.4rriUaL at Panama.
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MAWOMETERS

JIG. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer.
COREER .x1A1 CORNER
Julia and Car0ndclet sts Sk Camp & DUptantier SITS.
Chs Old Stand.) #SY New storey
...BO OF IN D Gr SHOE STORE.
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Cotton.

The New York Herald Of Thursday notices the advance
Of cotton reported by the last steamship, the Canada
1t suggests the following important reflections on this
point
BY tb. arrival we learn that our great southern staple.
cotton, has advanced An eighth Of penny sterling per
pound in the Liverpool market, which Is equivalent
quarter Of of currency This is another most
portant fact the interests Of the United States
cialy those of the South and viii tend excite the
spirit Of speculation on this side Of the water which
been under way for time past. This makes the
aggregate advance since the beginning Of the
reach three cents per pound. which IL equal TO per
the value Of cotton, and amounts the whole
crop the United States the of thirty millions Of
dollars Add this aggregate advance Of the crop
the yield OF gold calculated In California which is made
to be equal forty millions, including also the general
advancing In other great staples, and the
gregate In the commercial values Of the products
OF the United States 1880 will nearly amount to the
enormous sum Of hundred millions Of dollars. Men
will get crazy with speculation and money making In
1850 they did with and revolutions in 1913 The
quiet of the French republic and the general peace In
Europe win only add to the intensity Of this movement
And yet with this precious staple in the hands Of the
southern people, there are fanatics in the North who
would DEFY even provoke dissolution Of this glorious
confederacy The truth s that the Union is important
to the North il is to the Souh and il oughtto be main
tanned by the same compromising spirit on which was
founded-both sections sharing alike its burdens az wen
as its benefits and like man and wife, never quarrelling
about the only thing which they may differ but dwelling
upon those thousand blessings which should bind them
,ogeher-neither asking all taking all but in con.
ciliang and smicable spirit giving and taking and wait
ing for time. that great teacher whilst advising each
other in the kndes correct any errors which
they may conceive themselves have discovered in each
others tempes, dispositions, or views.
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We observe that the Cincinnati Gazette. which pre-.
tends to be uuth-teng paper. is stouy sfRmisg Thar
Mr.. Douglas of this city. with whom Mr. Ewing had
his negotiations in relation to houserept and Mr. Bga
who processes to have been the intimate and confidential
friend Of Mr. Clayton. through whom the latter sought to
enlist the support OF the New York Herald, are both
"locofocos" If constant and firm adhesion to modern
whigery makes them "locofocos." they such. Bat
Mr. Douglas is known here to be firm and decided
whig-never pretending to be anything else And TO
veracty, we think he stands well Mr. Ewing
himself; and in saying this, we mean no disparage-
ment Of the latter. AS to MIR. Brega. we under
stand he is British Canadian whig We do not know
that he has yet absolved himself from his allegiance
to the British crown. But, be that as il may. be
modern Taylor wing, and pretends to be nothing else
OF course is not expected that the ruthteng organs
Of federalism meaning, in this description, to include the
Cincinnati Gazette) will reac the missatements which
they have made in respect to the politics Of the two
individuals whose recent disclosures have thrown dis
credit upon two prominent gentlemen connected with the
cabinet
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For the Union
Postmaster or Tn. n.u.. Or n.pr...ns.sa.. U''

have seen in the Baltimore Argus Of to-day. in a
letter written by correspondent in this city, whose sig
incumbent and General McCaa, are rival candidates for
the above Office do not know why such an annuncia.
ton should be made how such report could have
arations, made at the National Hotel on yesterday, in
the presence OF several gentlemen. He slated that he
was not candidate for any Office wbatever-was only
for the support Of his family that the only Office in
the gift of either House TO which he would ASPIRE In the
event OF vacancy-whch he did not antcpais--was in
the gift OF the Senate.
| am authorized and requested by him TO contradict
the above report and 10 request the Baltimore Argus TO
notice il, which now respectfully do -