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Tint Traia-uehtning Express, O'Clock A.
T 5es,sh Train O'clock
The roads Of this throusioat with heavy fa =
: NEW YORK, BOSTON And MONTREAL.
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Ffom Boston via Lake shs9s R - II I,
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II NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
m RANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE u COULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
street, New Orleans, respectfully and the nbl m
ssne that they carry on The business all
are prepared to supply HOT COLD PLUNGE SHOWER HIS
aa aS ENGLIss and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
tANGES, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE Lift an
EE ruS htted Up 10 the newest style; LEAD PIPES
deseIiption PIG and SHEET and CLOCK TIN nlwas an
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put IN and repaired
s-e 4Ao,,essas Halo "
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,s1oF PAINT-Depo No 10 Camp street-The public are
Pesu notified that the companv have
the eecos at the mine Of mills and lie
GUY experienced supplying the demand for goand in oil
LOT the utnTe, be shcuslly orders
lied upon being promptly iled. - 1880 wa Nv" Oe TO-
1t the 81 a ,xaat. 10
, green and other oors from the Bdgewater when viii I'M
IN this market
ne dry mineral be xed with lime nstead ii ol G ordinary
fIi W covering wood and briekaay lime well
ms experiment 49,.
Gently IN this city, and works admirably directions
etc., pamphlet which be had al M
depo, o. ofany ofthe Sub Agents. ~ " M a. '"e
Dry, IN barrels weighing 400 to 500 lbs
Dry, in hall barrels weighing 900 to $50 lbs
For sale by & RofsIspT
Agents for the States Of louisiana Alabama sissnni @
And by the city SUBJ gents 'Ff' A'a te.hs
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& NHOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN.
~ piS-sazsrac OF the Of 1855 and Is05 a.
and qualities. - ~ NA'V' fahiouaPfeet
WiNEsod Reserve Pahetnho Side and East Ind Ma
ieai Dun 1ordon and Harmony Shey Old Pot,
sad Hook Creme de Bouy Feur Sery edsk nd
easea Of all qualities. ' s' y" eAAAs Aho
and Old Rye Whisky Brandy Fruits ID juice i
every descriptions hake Berlin Goueys Btters and
he way OF NINEShnd LIQUORS, will be sold on az
ABLE terins as can be found, for cash paper ~
7W casks PORTER aud ALE, n pnts and alarts
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS
CHARLES BRIGGS, Agent,
dec2O ly Charles straal

aec.O " Office IS ST. Charles siIsar
FNHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
u Holders Of Policies Of the NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON, tho United State,
furnished by Actnary, N>'' 'N~''
Policy Holders entitled Bonus will duly notified of the amoup,
due to each, In the course Of the month Of July
=. T. HABCHl, General Agent for tho United States,
NewforL, May 80 1883.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
,,.,,,, -, . 70 Conhill London, May 81, 1885, /
5NILEhiENI have results of nv an
naa OF the affairs OF the National Au
During the year Policies been Issued covering
OF Al2b75 Be ID
The elalmr aid during year 3D. The
Peced claims according the table mortality being Glsa2s The
lion. ~ ~ 'APoeA
From the end Of the the present policies
oeen Issued and the neo OF the Society," arising tie premiums
amount OF insurances Sg,4i6,l2i.
December. 1852 stands thus " "
Present value income from Annual sO7 IA
Present value Of Liabilities on Assu- '.i''''' ~
RANGES Annuiies, etc. Ee91sa4
~AieAs N'AAns.' 10000 0
naanee IN favor OF the Society," after payment of all
am Of that this balance sLouid a e. s Co..
the future profits Of the Society, " - u ~
Before concluding n report perhaps Dreco will
SHOW me % congratulate them the vgan prudent very Ell
Client superintendene Of the Society," The
agsrs. gentlemen your very obedieut servant
w. S. b. WOOLH0USE, Actuary.
20 me Court Of Directors National Loan Fund Society y3Osn
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NV F. FRYER, INDIAN DocroR, cures


wv CONSUMPTION Of the Liver Lnngs, Dyspepsia Cho
from ~ hours
elect Gonohaa and most Ulcers
Fsuas Of all kinds
weps she Bones White swelngs Kings Evil Gravel pains
sides and cold hani and together with all the
other diseases incidentally married and single ladies' aud children ny
the and practice
since renders capable Of diseases that have been
sidered hopeless by celebrated doctors.
NaxVfll Ia decI3
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DLASTER AND MARBLE DUST-200 bbla.
f's rsss 100 ssls 5.ss sI,s. Nsssls psss. NJ
nssas - 9 7; -: Ssscsa !.
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SXDDfsERY HARNESS, ETC
.HILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

49, AGONS,
CARTS, DRAys,
OK and TIMBER
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEEL
BARROws, HAND
TRUCKS, etc., etc ,
PLANTATION aud
Road WAGONS.
CANE and other
CARTS with Wood
and Iron Axletrces,
for Horses and Oxen /.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
sss 6 ,oN No. 1874 street
SslSg sis's FORCE PAips BEER PUMPS ETC ETC.
Su s i naNets aAlitiNG TUBS AND SHOWER BATES
also, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES; SHEET IFAI
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. = '' '''S' '-'Ni
ship and Steamboat promptly put nm and rsnai,.a Am
" 20 AfthHbES MODERATE
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LID EXTRACT OF sAR.

81
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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! :. !. :. H. do
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tsgaTd . your saapaFI vii that have used
NO extent in standing
Pss tsPra rrora ssabe syphic caehera and all
where the indication Of
modification Of the hads Of the body with considerable
WI local treatment think would prefer
parAen harsaparla in and physician will
uponlesrunng the substances that competition
Respectfully ysurs, W, r. PRENTISs NJ ID,
beuisp0rt, KY, December a. etf.
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THE WAY TO STEAL CHICKENS,

We've seen a few " cool people in our exten-
sive travels in various parts Of the world but we
recollect none that more nearly approximated
zero than little Joe W who is now (poor fellow
in his last resting place-hc having gone to Mex
ico during the last war, and had the misfortune
to be numbered among the dead, at the close of
the bloody battle of Buena Vista.
To use the old phrase, Joe could never be
found with both eyes asleep, nor with his thumbs
in his mouth However bad a scrape he might
he caught in, he would either lie himself out of
it, or remain perfectly silent and look as indg.
nantly injured as a pet goat
When about fourteen years old he was ahiict-
ed with protracted headache, and hearing that
a sure remedy had been discovered by perfor-
sting the crown of the hat, and thereby venti-
lating the head, he was not long in making day
light visible through an inch and quarter hole
in the top of his old black tile, which, in its
palmiest days, had been worn by his great
grandfather on the occasion of Washington s
farewell to his troops in New York
With his hat upon his head, he paid visit
one afternoon TO the farm yard of Mr.. B about
three-quarters of mile, to discover, if possible,
might have escaped the sharp, searching eyes of
Mrs. B.
Not being able to find any eggs, the wicked
thought suddenly entered Joe's mind to take the
next best thing to them, and the resolution was
no sooner formed, than he grasped n young
white-headed pullet, thrust it into his hat, and
Immediately started for home, balancing his
precious load upon his head, and counting the
eggs he should be able to call his own, and dis
pose of or eat, as he might in his own judgment
be inclined
But Joe was not destined to enjoy these pleas
ing reflections for any length Of time, for farmer
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SEARCH FOR BURIED TREAsURE.-A large num-
ber of men have been engaged for several days
in digging for money which they suppose has
been buried on the farm of Mr. Benjamin Ho-
vey, in the southeast part Of this town. AS the
story goes, a young man living in that neigh
borhood had vision or spiritual communica-
ton which revealed to him the existence Of a
large amount of buried money. 1t consisted of
S27 600 in bills, on the Bank Of Chenango, en-
closed in a glass bottle, and a chest containing
gold and silver coin, which was buried seven
years ago in the woods, and the place designated
by marked trees. A clairvoyant fortune teller
in Bainbridge confirmed the absurd story, and
strengthened the faith of those TO whom it had
been confdentially entrusted.
A day was fixed for the parties to commence
their search, when part of those in the secret
spot, digging by lamp-lght. Being alarmed,
they hastily lett, but on the spot where they
had been digging were found fragments of glass,
a stone which is believed to have covered the
bottle, and an impression in the earth, from
which the bottle was taken. So the bank bills,
as the story goes, were found, and the credulous
part of the neighborhood resorted to the place,
and commenced search for the iron chest Hun
dreds OF men have visited the place, and num-
bers have engaged in the search, keeping watch
by night, that it may not be secretly found and
taken away. The locality is said to bear unac-
countable marks on the trees, of date OF
about seven years The deluded diggers will
exhaust their patience and their strength, and
| eud their search only richer in experience Of
the folly of searching for hordes Of ill-gotten
gain [01ford IN. " Times.
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BRdZOS .SANTIHGO.

WIN leave THURSDAY June 3d. at o'clork puncuAly.
EOR BRAZ0S SANTIAGO, PoINT ,gfFfT,
4 ISABEL, MATAMoRos and BROW ssvIILE .ssssslakae.
Sew0rean US Mail Line Low
snpThe aror steamship YACHT p Ducey, mhssr will esy-
atove Malls passage
superior eta te- roma accommodations apply
Is2s HARRIS MORGAN, 79 Tchoupitonas street.
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GHLPESTON.
VIII leave SUNDAY, July ., at O'Clock, ..n.

WIN leave SUNDAY. july g. at O'clock
EOR GALVESTON, INDGANoLA, La xzfTTT>
vACA and MATACoRDA.-R NewOeanss
Lnl TtYR. United Staos Mail Line Steamship The
Steamship PERSEVERANCE, Forbes master, will
the all ts lined with
donbly presents
medium Of transportation Ere git for Indunoa and Iaa will De
landed the whAves Act TO erag in Mag1dh By) without
charge Fur freight having sant Hecommodaien,
apply to HARRIS q MORGAN, 79 TGhoupitoulas street.
~ This line having established m pilot PBas Cavao Bar,
will under the supervision Of its
Je2l
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They have summary way of dealing with
workmens strikes in France The authorities
manage to arrest and incsrcerate the ringlea-
ders, and to disperse their followers with eau
tion. Six English brickmskers were thus i'm
prisonednear Lisieux, for leaving their work in
consequence of more being required Of them
than was specified in their contract. They
we're released after having been confnei TWEEN
ty-four hours, with a severe lecture from the
sub.prefect.
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The Chestertown News states that Mrs Mary
Startt, wife Of Capt Richard Startt. residing
n Quaker Neck, Kent county, Maryland, at
tempted to commit suicide on the l4th inst. by
hanging herself She was fortunately discovered
by some one in the family, and cut down in time
to save her life -
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KEY WEST.

viii leave FRIDAY, July l, at so'cloek An
EOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, $$TFt>
l. APALACHICoLA, ST. MARKS CEDAR KEYS ,SS.kak3zEEs
and TAMPA BAY-U S. Mail Lne-The u S. Mail steamship
L. F. will eaye Steamship
Landing foot District
passage, apply GREEN, HARDING CO G6 Poydra
gs Al naabe matter must pas through The Postode.
The destnaton Of freight all be marked the
EnrWges.
~ No freight received Agents. eli
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ENOR BILOXI, OCEAN SPRINGS
and agins'-i axe shor- Pa'E s.z-s
d S :',iae eREoIF cea wEr rs ns lS Su
a; II ia eSS % N i'G' Tie & q TO- c @ 'fsTs Fl s 'S
NoVpAY,......ty 4 VI r.r, NoybAY Y..'... ~ SS'NGs
WEbNLspAYs'. .ty A. n carr ItLRSbA EyENlNss,
sATrtD,Ys .5 I NJ. a.. stNDEY IyF>iNGs.
ts r. XII r.g-y II Railroad all the week uP u ook ou
we te1 ~ W Az & gSs a. e II y'' s a. i"s.E.; ]
ass and Wrtaesa!s g. al ~ eo'h aud On tla aud SglN
~ tte Bay Iea and Pa. Christian -, Children and
I ya5 = IS "a DeeE q Frs to M,s3g r.. G q oli and Ocean
i-ls R. GEDilts, agent, 10 B.ut Place.
s4'OR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS aI--s
and PASS CHRISTIAN Daily I; Mail -zz.aasss-ssss -zz.asss
.tsalns oR EGoN. CAPT A. HIsra' and FLoRIDA Capt
Joan Cast tha,ns been built expressly 2r the LAKE trads
s , aa p & sn tsA u 9oss y raT s.ts 4 Ss Il sy s
On Wednesday ana Saturdays gong aHi MONDAYS and Thursdays
tE rho Letter B.e or Mobile rlac+s .As
aT-, -, ., ne Assrs ?, Isl pat II a''lesk
viii Ls --airrt 5ur da, at " bl-.
ii & 8sln5s. ssea- 10 Bank plsee.
sEOR BILOXI AND OCEAN
4. SPRINGS gAY A. 81 q, L9uis fAs cEIs
DAYS and lHuFtSpAYs-Is5r Saoe packet steamer
a. $ fs , yrrs T tqt Iate
road On arva q ,he csF' al IN Lake acvs,,
Z Il N es cs HaPsFsDAi kSSS
SATURDAYS ... P 81 Cars SUNDAY .''.,'..E .EyESNe
70 to Day St Leujs and Pass Christian, Children
ss fare Mississippi CITY, Biloxi and Ocean Springs, s25o chi
~ F5.!s I.ss,y:i A a Rs.eai Depot a. the week
ts lie Wa Letter the Office the Agent On Tuez-
days and Thursdays 81 o'clock A. n Saturdays at ~ p NJ
mh3s - Z. e.sEnnEs, Azent IL Bank t.ace
HfOR MoBlLE.-The fine packet ~
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CHLIFORNTH.
NOR CALIFORNIA. via VERA ID

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA .~ETfA,
l. CRUZ derous Of proceeding to Cal ons
do Of MEXICO and Acapulco The
steamship TEXAS buheu Henry Place,
commander. NewOeana for veraCnz the lat and l4h Of
month oclo puncualy Carrying the U s Mall
Stages Veal daily r the CITY of Mexico from thence to
Acapulco mnles be had.
TfiE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly have Carriages the Road aud at Arnpuo ready TO
through San Meanwhile all The
Pacific touch Arapuo passengers will be long de-
tanned. For further particulars apply to
mylsu HARRIS MORGAN, 7s Tehouptoula' street
EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-An A | fast sailing
bark a5O will be dispatched the or about the
90th Of April, should sufficient freight offer Apply 70
spg GEO HY NSON 50 Camp street
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SUNDRIES-
~ ROUND WOOD MATCHEs-l0O q oce in store
QUlSiSE-2hN0 ounces D store;
kAISNS-56O pack ages in store;
MoNONGAIIELA WISkY-iGO barrels il s;or-.
AiCbHnl--i0 nbs in store:
APPLE BRANpi--2a bbls in store
STRAW PAPkR-2OO0 in store
STAGE Il sHAi'S Sugar Cured tans-50 tierces ia store
ars6 F. ]. HART 4 co ~ 7, bonnitaulss street
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At the sitting OF the London Astronomical
Society, extracts were read of letter to Sir
John uerchel, from the Bev. Mr.. Stoldari,
an American missionary, versed in astronomy
The letter is dated 0roomiah, Persia, October
%, 1852. Mr.. Stoddard begins with an account
OF the surprising distinctness with which distant
objects are seen in Persia. The snowy peak Of
Arrarat, he relates, is just as bright and beau
tiful when two hundred miles distant, rs VIXEN
we stand near its base Though accustomed to
watch the Heavens in different parts of the
world, he had never seen anything like the
splerdor of Persian summer evening "Were
it not for the interference of the moon we should
have seventy-fve nights in three summer
months, superior for the purposes of observation
to the very finest nights which favor the as
tronomer in the New World" He distinguished
the satellites of Jupiter and Saturn with the
unasssted eye deemed altogether telescope
objects before
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LEGHORN.
EoR LEGHoRN.-The A fast sailing ~

HUN "A L IaSG salllDH
Il American ship JOHN BRYANT Capt. Dyer, has ItS
fer 50 baes the bulk thereof sms siowage
will sail days This ship has superior cabin
ier few For passage, apply the Captain
Pest SO, First District, and for rsiEht apply
] II, ASHBRD6E a co s. St ChaTls, street.
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CCWBERL4N'D RIVER.

WillIeave WEDNESDAY June % at O'Clock 81.
NOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS- S-s =
H. VILE, SMITHLASD And PADUCAH-The 4aiJIeArt-rs
aLl gaa packet f. HOWARD, Capt. IszsSfrka
r. Y Surgser VII leave above FoT=ght having
ine accommodations apply On honrd,
je97 SMITH a = MISTER. 80 Po7dras street.
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COU'ES.

FOR COWES-Passage only.-The fine IL
fast sailing American shP so DAN Capt. Shaw having NJ
ali her engaged, will receive immediate dispatch.
having accommodations apply Captain board
lls toJ. =. WHITNEY n ca. 81 Camp SIRE /.
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HIPRE.
TIGO.

FOR VtGO-Passage only.-The A ! ,sN
isst ealing American ship RhTl1AN, Capt Hsuseu, AN
having all het cargo tngag milreeeye immediate dispatch
having splendid the
bOAId }. P. WHITNEY A co 81 Camp street iel5
FOR VIG0- Passage only.--The fine ~
fast sailing American ship BENGAL Capt Bray, having EkS
all ber wilt have quick dispatch For passage
splendid Accommodation, apply Capt in on board or
jel5 J. P, WHITNEY d CO. al Camn street
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LONDON

EOR L0NDON-The A | fast sailing ~
L Bremen ship ERNST AORETZ ARNDT, CRlt. RHsi 6KLp
loading, and will have quick drral h. For freight H--
Tobacco app F. WHITNEY CO., Camp
tY For passage, Apply to the Cspuiu On board iri6
EOR LONDON-Ihe A l American -.
ship FALCON Wade master, having the greater par A
OF her engaged will with quick Dispatch For -
freight, apply j. II. AsFBRIDGE co S. ST. Charles
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TNE ULIAN > MALI WHISk1 Tile atten-
I'VE lon L4uo DeAlers and manufacturers requested
ahNs rte superior qualities Whisky
ferd sale in ths peculiarly soft flavor
ies from essential OIL we'll adapted purposes
subscribers IN the
with mucl confidence tbel friends
KIDDER FABIAN O. Ma7a,ina srset
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- ED ASH COAL-l00 casks broken and
y screened board ship Caledonia Brsnder quality
.als By II. AsHRRIDGE co. O. s. Charles strssi nhls
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EsRlDGEWATER FIIE AND WEATHER
B PROOF PANT.Depot No. 10 Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified that brdSewater Paint Company
completed tine the mine addition mills,
Guilty heretofore supplying the demand for ground oil
will fer the future, b eeualy Temeded. All
lied upon being promptly tiled.
II is the the Company weeks,
lea other eoora from he Bdgewaer will
meiaey introduced this mar ket in packages
The dry with lime (ustcai
purposes wood and brcksay onewenteth lime wen
saked This las been North and
Gently this city works admirably For dirrcio
its properties cerlhCas psmphlst which be had
depot 0Huy the Sub Agents.
Dry, barrsis. weighing 40 to 500 lbs,
Dry in bali barrels, weighing 400 to $50 lbs,
Ground in oil, in kega OF rs, 80 and loo lbs,
For sale by q. e. BOGERT CO., 10 Camp street.
the States Of LOusha Alabama, aIssipp TeIss,
ma hV thnr ~ b-Ag f-1f
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For the Loudon Free Press.
PUBLIC MEETING.

PUBLIC NEE l1NG.
A meeting of the citizens of Loudon and Vi
cinity, was held according to previous notice,
on Saturday last, for the purpose OF electing a
Board of Trustees, SO as to apply for a charter
for Female Seminary to be established in
Loudon.
DIR. w. R. HURLEY, was called to the Chair,
but was called off on professional duty, and W.
I. Lowe, Esq, was chosen in his stead. JoHN
w. O'BRIEN was requested to act as Secretary.
After free consultation it was thought best
that the Board of Trustees should consist of
nine members, and a motion Prevailed to that
effect
The chair then appointed Messrs. WY. HUFF,
VIM. G. McLIN and J. HARVEY JOHNSTON,
Esqs., as committee to report the names of
suitable persons for Trustees. They reported
the following gentlemen, who were unanimous.
ly elected, to-lcit:
John Blair, Esq, Joseph Anderson, Esq, A.
S. Lenoir, John W. Rhea, John w. O'Brien, w.
c. McLin, George Welch, ]. Rufus Smith, and
DR.. Jas. T. Harrison.
The meeting then adjourned.
VT. LOWE, Chm.
JOHN w. O'BRIEN, Sect.