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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

PORT TOBACCO, MD,
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, 1856.

COURT OF APPEALS Charles County
Cases The following cases from thi.
county have been taken up in the Cour. oil
Appeals:
Jan. 9-No. 1879. Teresa Burgess. ad-
ministrator Of Thomas Burgess Us. John
Lloyd, administrator Of Thomas Janney.-
Appeal from The Circui. Court Of Charles
county, was argued by Brent for the appel
lsnt end Bowie for the appellee,
Jan. 1O.-No. 1919, was further argued
and concluded by Bowie and Causin for the
appellee, and Bren. for the appellant.
Jan. 11.-No. So. Henry S. Mitchell,
admir- d. b. n. of James D. Mitchell, vs. Ju-
Llama Williamson, Geo. w. Williamson and
AdoIpbus williamson, ex'rs Of D. William
son. Appeal from the Circuit Court oil
Charles county, was argued end concluded
by Brent for The appellant end Causin fo'
the sppellees.
Jan. l2.-No. 81. Henry S. Mitchell Us
Sarah f. Mitchell's Lessee. Appeal from
the Circuit Court Of Charles County, wa.
commenced by Causin for the sppeIan, and
Brent for the appellee, and concluded BY
Schley for the appellant.
Jan. 15.-No. 116. Elizabeth Mesh ct 81
Us. Jane Smallwood ct al. Appeal from the
Orphans Court of Charles county, was sub.
mis.ed by appellan. upon written areu.
men..
No. III. ANGUS NJ. Hoffsr Us. Edward
N. Stonestree,, ex'or oi Cs,harine Stone
street. Appeal from The Orphans Cour. Of
Charles county, was submitted by appellant
upon q written argument.
No. 2O7. A. NJ. Hofar Us. E. N. Stone.
street. Appeal from the Orphans Court Of
Charles county, was submitted by appellant
upon a written argument.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

Hon. JOHN Y. MAsoN.-A telegrsphic
despatch was received at New York, on
Saturday, from Washington, stating that
government had received letters from Paris
announcing the death Of this gen,lersn.-
The rumor, however, is without foundation,
as the government. has received nothing be-
yond the announcement Of his illness.
Mr. Mason attended in the morning Of The
26.h ultimo with the diplomatic corps ct the
opening Of the Senate and Corps Legislatif,
at the Tuleres, and was Q. the momen. re.
firing to res, in his usual state of health,
when he was attacked with paralysis. A.
ter bis attack he remained completely insen-
sible, with the exception of lew lucid in.
,ervals during the afternoon of the 2S.h.-
As he is said 10 be attended by several Of
the eminent physicisns in Paris, bis si.ua.
ton, although highly critical, is not such
as to preclude all hope. He has recently
had good deal Of labor to perform, and i,
is TO the fatigue consequent upon these Ia
bors that the attack is attributed by bis
family.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18
From the Planters Advocate.
TOBACCO, CORN AND WHEAT.

Mr.. EDITOR As there are various opin-
ions with regard to the prices we are to OBJ
tain for the three great staples above men
toned, the present year, ] shall give mine
and let subsequent events prove whether or
not shall approach to sny,hing'like cor
rect estimate. shall write q short article,
as editors are unwilling to publish and rea-
ders not fond of going over long articles.
]. is, perhaps, the frs. time that all agree
both shippers and planters-,hat the to-
bscco crop made in 1854 is extremely short.
In our own State we find the inspections 10
fall short. The number Of hoesheads in
spec,ed in 1854, of Maryland Tobacco, is
about $4,000. The whole amour. inspec-
ted, embracing tobacco from Ohio, Kentuc-
XIV, Virginia and Penns, lvsna, is only &c.
100, leaving deficit Of 1851 as compared
with the year 1853. That was a small
crop, and 50 we have found i. to be for five
or SIX years previous.
10 the present aspect Of affairs, we have
right 10 expect better price than we have
received since The war of 1912. Only let
the deficiency be accurately figured up. and
it would show that we are behind in guam
ti.y, 10 the amount of at leas! two whole
crops. mean average crops, made in the
United States in two years. ....
Now, with low freights and the carrying
trade unmoles,ed-whs. we have a rig h, T."
expect-surely we Dug h, to obtain at least
$40 per hundred round during the present.
year. Only let planters and agents prove
faithful 10 each other and prices must 60 up
higher. Agents star, a, a figure too low in
the spring season. They are fond Of quick
sales, as it is q ready way to meet drafts ;
and think, too, tina, So per hundred, the
prices of las, fall, is jus. as good with the
planter as $40. They argue that i. is bet
ter, in The long run to &c. fair price than
an exhoIbi,snt one.
We say that there is something in cause
and effect, something in supply and demand
and we expect TO be benefited by j. in the
presen. case. With regard TO the article Of
corn there ough. to be bu. one opinion a.
bout it. The crop made in the United
States, in 1854, is extremely short; and thai
prices, Of course, must rule high through the
presen. year.
We find that the exports Of corn from the
United States to Great Britain and Ireland
since Sept, IS. 1854 to be 2,l26,6S4 bush
els, sgains, 615,l 24 las. year-making an
increase Of ISL, $50. To the Continent
1Ol, 100 bushels. Same time last yesr only
26,479 bushels. This shows clearly that
there is heavy demand and if peace is
no. proclaimed in Europe, corn mus, go up
in July and Augus,-from 10 TO 100 cents
per busbel.
10 regard TO wheat shall say tu, little
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

HAMproN's VEGETABLE TMcrURE. BY its
mild actions the stomach, liver and the Kidneys
will dyspepsia, cough, asthma, bronchial and
lung afeciions pains in the back side and breast:
consumption, scroftla, rheumatism, govt, neuralgia,
fstula, piles bo,rel complaints, and
debiLities-with all diseases arising from impure
blood, and is the greatest female medicine ever
known. This invaluable medicine is working Won
ders upon the human frame. The letter which we
publish to-day will be read with great interest by
the afflicted We lately had conversation with q
venerable clergyman of this city who detailed to US
the particulars of most remarkable cure effected
by this medicine upon woman who had for years
been sorely afflicted with scrofulous affection.
Similar statements from like reliable authority
prove beyond all doubt, that there is a virtue in
Hamptons Vegetable Iincture, which can be found
in no other Baltimore Republican and
.4rgus.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The arrival Of the steamer Baltic Of New
York on Thursday brings us seven dsys Ia
ter intelligence from Europe. The intelli'
gence from Sevas.opol is Of but little inter-
est; though we may expect to have some
quite decisive results from the. quarter by
The next arrival. The allies have de,ermin-
ed 10 make en- assault on the city 40 soon
as the Turks reach the northern side, and
The Russians have abandoned their outer
works and retired to the forts, from which
they will sustain the attack Of the allies on
the city. They have also fitted out fifteen
ships Of the line ready for sea, and will
doubtless frs. resist the attack on the city
before encoun,ering the allied fleet.
When operations are again resumed the
whole aspec. probably Of the seige will
be changed, and we may anticipate de-
tells OF the most sanguinsry and bloody
character. The Turkish forces under O.
mar Pasha are expected TO attack Sevas-
.opol on the northern side, prior 10 the
commencement Of the assault, and, with
reinforcemen.s to the extent of $4,000, TO
attack the forces of Menschikof A most
sanguinary conflict may be anticipated.
The bill for the enlistment. Of the Foreign
Legion he's passed Parliament, and France
has ordered loan Of 5OO,000,000 francs to
sustain the expenses Of the war.
We have bu, brief commercial intelligence
by this arrival. The week intervening since
the arrival of the Asia was the Christmai
holy days, when oil business was suspended
and no circulars were issued. Flour and
Corn are represented as unchanged-coison
has considerably declined-and monetary
affairs were unchanged.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

WASHINGTON ON DITs.-It is under
stood .ha. Senior Marcole,.a has renewed
his application TO our Government to pro-
hibit The sailing Of the Kinney expedition,
on the ground that it is clearly a 6libuster
invasion Of Nicaragua, as i! is alledged that
the colonis,s are completely armed. The
seine representations are said 10 have been
made to Mr.. Champion end Nj. Sar,ige, with
ia request for the active Intervention Of their
Governments.
The scramble for Mr.. Buchansn's place
is checked by q notice received from him
that he is not coming home in the spring,
and that his return will be postponed until
after October next.
Dispatches from the Secretary Of Lega-
ton state thu. the physicians have given up
oil hopes Of the recovery Of our Minister
Judge Mason. He continued insensibIe o,
the Time Of The departure Of the dispatches.
Judge Mason is over sixty years Of age, is
corpulen,, md in consequence Of q broke
limb has been for sometime previous to his
illness incapable Of taking exercise.
There is no doub. Of the resignation ol
Daniel E. Sickles, Esq, end The appointment
Of the Hon. John Appleton as Secretary oil
Legation in his place, has probably been o.
greed on.
The intended party movement. agsins. So.
ere. societies, has been postponed by the
Democrats, until they have received more
definite information Of the strength Of the
Known o,hings in the differen. States
Baltimore american.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CoNvEN-
rloN.-The New Orleans papers Of The 9Th
inst, contains the frs. days proceedings Of
the Southern Commercial Convention
Nothing was done further than prepare for
the organization on the succeeding day
In the committee appointed to nominate Of
6cers Maryland was represented by J. B.
Howell end J. A. Weston, Esqrs. The
New Orleans papers seem to think but lit
tie, and, il possible, care less for The doings
Of the Convention. The Delta, speaking
of the attendance Of delegates, says cit has
,spered down TO mere corporal's guard,
quorsm for a ward meeting in New Or
leans"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

"Ion," the correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun, attributes the defeat of The Homestead
Bill, in the House Of Representatives, to
nothing else than the progress Of Know.
No'hingism,-lhe point upon which the
bill was defeated being the extension Of its
benefits to foreigners. The objection when
formerly made had no weigh, with the
House, 1913 f --..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, January Is, 1855.

FLouR-The Flour market to-day was quite
active, and we have reported sales to the extent
of some 1900 bbls. Howard Street sold at % 81
and City Mills at IS IS.
GRA1N.-Cor,-There was pretty large re-
cept of Corn this morning, some "a, 900 bushels
being at market. The demand for it was active,
and the market was rather firmer than on Satur-
day. Most of the parcels offered were taken at
"a IS cts. for yellow and 81 90 cts. for white.
Wheat-The receipts of Wheat continue light
and the market firm at previous quotations. The
offerings this morning were about 1000 bushels.
We note sales Of good to prime reds at 2O5 80
cts, and of good to prime whites at 20S 2l5 cts.
Samples sold at the latter figure were suitable for
family -four.
Oats-Sales of Maryland and Virginia at 50a54
cts. per bushel.
From the American of Saturday last.]
ToBAcco.-The sales of Maryland this week
comprise about / Is hhds. Ground Leaf at $5a$6.
There are purchasers in market for other aescrip-
tons, but there is no stock, and the transactions
are confined to such small parcels as reach the
market by steamboat conveyance. The whole
stock of Maryland in market is about $50 hhds.
Ground Leaf, and 90 hhds. crop. We quote
Inferior to common Maryland $5.50a$6; good
common to middling, $6.25a$6.75 and good to
fine brown $7a$9.
There is very little doing in Ohio, the whole
sales comprising about 40 hhds.
| The inspections of the week comprise 70 hhds
Maryland, as hhds. Ohio, and IS Kentucky-to-
| tai "a hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

II is enough 10 know ,hs, the last accounts
from Europe show that -four had advanced
in consequence Of the smslIness Of the stock
in the markets, and this, too, in the face Of
the ex'ravsgant reports Of large crops made
in both Englan and France. We are we'll
assured Of one fac.-.hst is this No -four
has been shipped, as reported las. fell, from
either England or France, 10 New York.
LOWER PAIuxENT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

New KIND OF DuEL.-The New Or
leans Crescent says .ha. a Frenchman.
thinking his honor damaged by smother
Frenchmsn's insult, challenged the insul,er
10 fight. The challenged having the choice
Of weapons, end standing in wholesome
dread Of "buIlets end blsdes," as Bob Acres
says, chose hoop poles. Ofcourse the 6gh1
csme off with the selected tools; end the
wounded honor Of each woe healed BY bav-
ing his body, head and shoulders, badly
bruised.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

SMALL Pox IN ST. MARY's COUNTY,
We learn from the Beacon Of last Thursday
.hs, The Small Pox still prevails 81 the Fac
tory villsge. -Four or FIVE new cases have
ly in which it hrst appeared.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

THE ST. MARY's BEAcoN.-This excel
lent county journal has just commenced a
new volume under the management OF
Messrs. George S. s. J. F. King. Its COL
ums have been somewhat enlarged and the
whole appearance Of the paper much i'm.
proved. We cordially wish our Deighbors
success.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

NoN-IMPRIsoNMENr OF WITNESSES
A bill is before the New York Senate to do
away with the Imprisonment Of Witnesses.
II provides that the testimony shall be taken
de bene esse, within twenty -four hours,
when the witness shall be discharged with
ou, bail, subject, however, to on order to
appear when The case is called.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

MINISTER TO SPAIN.-The Washington
Union Of Tuesday morning says, we UNDER
stand ,ha, the President sent 10 the Senate
yesterday the name OF Hon. John C. Breck-
inridge as minister to Spain, to succeed Mr..
Soule, v no has rendered his resignation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

ExrEcroRAr1oN is a most important object to be
attained in all attempts to cure diseases of the
Chest and Lungs. The Cough which is SO dis
tressing, is attempt to throw off all foul matter
existing in the air passages irritating the MEM
brane, and expectoration gives great relief
Guinn's Wild Cherry Pectoral possesses this de-
sirabe quality, throwing off the diseased and NOR
bid matter, affording ease and comfort to the pa
tient. See advertisement.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

THE SAINT MARY's SAVINGS INsTIru-
rloN.-The Beacon says This Institution
has again declared the handsome dividend
Of five per cent. for The past six months.-
There con be no better evidence Of the use.
funess of this institution 10 the community
and Of it's being profitable investment for
,hoee taking stock, then the fact that each
semi-snnual dividend since ito establishment
this tho 6f,h-hss paid iIs stockholders
FIVE per cent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

THE STATE OF THINGS BEFORE SAvAsro-
poL.-The London Times speaks out in
The severesl terms against the commanding
officer before Sevastopol. The following
brief extracts are taken from The leading ar
.icle in ,ha. paper Of Dec. 23d.
There is no use Disgusting the natter
We are no. speaking from our own cores
pondence only. We are not saying what
we think alone. We say, on the evidence
Of every letter tina. has been received in this
county, and we echo the opinion Of almos.
every experienced soldier or we'll informed
gentleman, when we say that the noblest ar
my England ever sent from these shores has
been sacrificed to the grossest mismanage-
ment. Imcompe.ency, le'hargy, arissocrstc
hautner, official Indifference, favor, routine.
perverseness and stupidity reign, revel, and
rio. in the camp before Sevas.opol in the
hsrbor OF Balaclava, in the hospitals Of Sou.
tari, and how much nearer home we do no.
venture 10 say. We soy il with the extrem-
est reluctance-no one sees or hears any.
thing of the Commsnder-in.C Chief. Officers
who landed on the 14,h Of September, end
have been necessarily engaged in ell the OPP
era,ions of the seige, are no! even scquain-
ted with the face Of their commander.
4 4
1t pizz be of little usc to send ont rein
torcements by thousands unless sce take steps
for their better management. As 1t is, they
march to their graves, and begin to perish
by sources from the hour they land. Mis-
rule receives them on the beach, and .cearies
them, drenches them, shiuers them, and so
destroys them, till fsw spectral figures are
all that remain. The soldiers Of The PEN
insuls, when they saw the Duke Of Well
ing,on sfter an absence, used to exclaim tina.
bis face did them more good than the arri-
val Of ten regiments. Such head, or coad-
tutors equivalent 10 il, is what we went for
the Crimca.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

Missouri SENATORIAL CoNTEsT.-The
bslloting in the Missouri Legislature for a
United States Senator was resumed on the
11.h. Judge Scott was put in nomination
ia place Of Mr.. A,chison. The vote result
ted Scott So; Doniphsn SO; Benton 80;
Wilson /. Then Mr.. Scott was wi,hdts wn
and Gen. Sterling Pierce substituted. On
the third ballot Doniphan received So;
Pierce SIS; Benton 80; Scattering 2. Mr.
A,chison wss then re-nomins,cd and bis
friends resolved 10 stand by him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr. EDITOR You will please announce Ma
THAN p COOKSEY as a candidate for the
Office of Supervisor in the 4th election district of
Charles county, and oblige his numerous friends
throughout the district. MANY VoTERs.
ian lS-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18
ALEXANDRIA, January Is, 1855.

ALEXANDRIA, January 10, 1913.
GRA1N.-Wh eat.-The receipts and supplies Of
Wheat are moderate-market firm. We quote
red 2lOa2l2 cts; white 210a2l4 cts.
Cor7,-but little doing in Corn-supplies light
quotations nominalEwhite 90 IS; yellow "a a
90 cts.
Oats-45 so cts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-01-18

DUCKWHEAT FLOUR, received and for sale
ID by J, b. FERGUSON W.
nov 23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-27
Recent Publications.


THnEE booKs OF offcas OF MoTa nass sso
IN Fr;snssSiu: paradoxes scipio,s Dream and Let
ter TO euintus. Literally translated By Cyrus R.
Edmonds New York; Harper y Bfothers-
THg AsARasrs Expedition Of Cyrls and the Memoirs
bia OF Socrates Literally Translated from the Greek
o. Aenopnon. ~ me new = E; atssn. VIA geo
grapncal commentary. ny W. Y. Ainsworth, Esq
M r. : y,= T.
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;nsinlins Tx Alexand,ian Alq;can and snansh WoTs
Literally translated New York. Harper & Brothers.
The three aforementioned Volumes. baloncins 10 Har.
pers eass;ca, brarv have bssn laid On or table h.
steel 60 camp srest The "a varv and
tb ,sorrs or wall .ra hsr,sor,a,, ,;u.oa mhos.
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ture should not fa 70 secure for themselves the adran
Iages ohered oy tne present puoloaon Cicero Cesar
ana Aenopnon must always STAND ID tne 1ofe rank
Of tne WRITER'S ana tner VOTES command tnat attention
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secured ior themselves eoen 'ne De ohohs ana the
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Large Stock Of Clothing !
At LOW PRICES!
LEIGHTON s. BARBoT,

V Il o. d n u ID
Corner ST. Charles and Canal Streets
~ FINE CLOTHING SUITABLE Foe THE HOLIDAYS. to
make the usual HOLIDAY CALLS also the acceptable gifts
TO cid frends well as
We tsye full assortment of all atyes and qualities Of
CLOTHING comprising 4.
Overcoats,
Of BLACK apd coLoREp CLOTHS, PILOT CLOTH and PETER
SHAM adapted 30 oil kinda OF weather.
F'rock Goats. t~
of Bcs, Blue, Ams Olive, PrPle snd Brown French
Cloths, etst5lss.
Dress Goats,
Of BLACK FRENCH CLOTH, all qu,isie. sad bestssles.
Business Goats, H
Of CLOTH all colrs PAp Mixed Plaid Check and ome Pacha
Cassmefes.
@ 5 Panta1oons,
of BLACK CASHMERE DoEsKIN, all qnalities eoLoRED
CAssIMEREs, large variety, embracing all the Newest and
nost Desirable Patterns.
Vests
BLACK and RICH coLoRED VELVET and PLUSH;
BLACK anil oLGRED SILK, Of all the best stsiesj
s BLACK and coLoRED CAsHMEREs, New Patternai
CoLoRED WOODEN VELVET, Vsious Styles;
Suspenders.
MONEY BELTS GOLD DUST BAGS. SHOULDER BRACES, SILK
Cotton Night Caps, Bathing Caps aud Drawers Umbrellas
Silk and Coor, 15csnsto IS EACH
THE ORIGINAL SHIRT EMPORIUM,
ESTABLISHED FOR MANY YEARS.
Moderate Prices and Quick Sales
t- The largest assortment GESTLEAENs FURNISHING
GOODS LINEN AID COTTON SHIRT S in New orsaar.
Receiving every week from the Mandatory
los Grand street, New York. near Broadway
LINEN SHIRTS, from Is 10 s2s each;
COTTON SHIRTS Linen Bosom Buttons in perfect oidsr 81
95,ei SO, - and 90 eschi
Linen COTTON CHECK SHIRTS 80 cntpr5 cents and 81
eaeh as- a4l4s4eg. 5s .E
Boys' SHIRTS, fine Linen Boscms, III Is eachi
CoLLAES 10 cents 20 cents and IS cents esch
LADIES' hERINo SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 81 2 II TO- md
@ so each; =4
DRESSING GowSso rich Cashmere, Moussele Lame, IS
s25 each
SMOKING JACKETS.
G ontlemen's Furnishing Goods.
MERINo uNDERsHIRTs, s1,s ., 81 50 aads9
MERINo DRAWERS, si,st IS, 81 7sand s2i
COTTON UNDER SHIRTS, from so cents to d % each;
COTTON DRAWERS from rs cents TO 81 80 each; r ~
AIERINo SOCKS from *sto u PER dozen;
NECK TIES SO cent, rs cents and u eseh
BLACK ITALIAN cRAyATs ell 81 as so and 81 rs EACH
Super Black SILK CRAvATs cents cents and 81 each;
Linen HANDKERcHIEFs Ready Hemmed IS cents 40 ceatF,
50 cen s0cents and rs cents each;
Red and Blue Flannel SDER and OVER SHIRTS, FREAENS
and FISHING STARTS, from sltota SO each.
kB Be and STAND, many year.
@ CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,