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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-08
NEW YORK, June IN


The body found ia the hay near Fl Ham
lltOn, was Identified Yesterday rs that OF
Mrs. Fanny Deahe lIal>cy, an actress. The
deceased disappeared last Wednesday, under
circumstances which gave rise to the suspi-
cion that she had been murdered. Owing
to various canses, suspicion pointed towards
her husband as knowing something of the
cause OF her death, and lie was arrested
yesterday.
Dir. George Cochran held post norton
examination, but there Mas no evidence. of
violence found, or indicative OF the presence
of poison in the stomach.
Henry HalSey, the husband of the deceas-
cd, is a son OF Henry William Richard
Howard Halsey, of Henley Park, Surrey,
England, "a man OF large estates and infiu-
ence.
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RAILRoADs AND ExPRESs.
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516
ED.f.H'S EAPKEss CO.HP.s.N-r-
&E NEW ARRANGEMENT
The ADAMS EXPRESs COMPANY respectfully an
To their friends aud patrons, the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased fac-
ties inr the transportation of
FIR TG n II, PA CKA GES,
M NET IND VALUA LIS
They solicit \ continuance of f0rmrr faNoTs. Es-
pecia care taken in tho collection az Rills Drafts
Notes, and Tho transportation Of small ard valuable
Irackascs-
All persons wishing Ia avail themselves of the Ia
oitics of the ENPgess obtain any desired infar-
nation in reference {" the routes and details Of the
business, al thoir Office First street, IeiMeeB
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Once
de - c. H. FISH. Agent
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M a RlED .

In this city, Tuesday evening, the 9TH inst, by
Rev. J. }. Hight, MI WILLlAM nuNrINGrox ana
Miss PARSEY l.. TAYLOR. ...~ . E...
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p,;. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerlyoc-
cupied by DIR. kivett, i'm DIR. Brays building, oPIo
site the Pest Office, wOnld respectfully solicit the
citizens of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms aud see the spoci-
mems on exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed, and pleased with his work,
shall he attended to with great pleasure. Ills
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without "A seam crevice. Nothing will -
more clean, have greater strength. His BLOCH
WORK has but tive seams i'm full upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh as heartily they ch"s'rc
without showing that their teeth are artificial, and
checks that are sunken can be restored TO nearly
their original contour.
lie also makes the usual styles of plain and sin
pie gum tooth work on gold and silver plate--and
also the Chenpllstic work. which is much liked 10y
those who have used IL. lie has also two processes
for extracting teeth without pain--no nhalaton--
injurious effects arising from their use-the most
delicate can have them applied with perfect safety.
ia Parents will consult the health and beauty al
their children 10y having the Dentist direct their
second dentiti0n, thereby producing symmetry and
health To- those invaluable organs.
EsJ take pleasure in introducing DIR. llass,
formerly Of Lafayette, Ind, my successor 10 the
old rooms in Bray's building, hoping ne will find
them both pleasant and profitable. From Iny in-
terc0urse with the Doctor, am pleased 10 find him
one of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this Niew
can, with safety, recommend him To- the community
"a skillful and competent dentist.
apis j. KIVETT.
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AfH.fHLES .HrS WHOL =
- sale and Retail GROCER AND fRON lSION
MERCHANT, dealer in C,,r.iaaa., Nails Glass Ce-
meut, Powder Plaster Paris, &c, No i2s Main
street, near the Canal, Evansville Ind f.b2s
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baltimore Market.

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ArO.uETAk.N,ts NE U.SAWED POPLAR
~ SHlNGLES.-A gentleman living in one Of
the upper counties, having purchased one of Me-
Georges celebrated machines for saving Shingles,
is furnishing the subscriber weekly with sup
plies of these extra Shingles-sawed out of sound,
clear poplar, and put up ia bundles containing 500
Shingles, full count. These are good article aud
no mistakes the best substitute for pine that can be
found, and costing good deal less money Call
ana examine tPnn at
J. +. GLOyER'S Lumber Yard
ap0f Corner Main and Seyenth stre.ts
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KeIOW.r .SLh.u.s.y, RRCEEp--
kS INC, FORWARDING AND GENERAL
MMlSSlON MERCHANTS.
Agents ior haliawha Salt Company, Evansville, In
diana We have formed a co-partnersliip under the
style Of BROWN ALTMAN, and offer our services in
the capacity as set forth in our card above
We are fully prepared 10 extend every facility Il
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER or RAIL
Road, and assure them that their Interests shall
be faithfully represented should they Ls pleased 60
favor us with their patronage.
ONCE and Warehouse ON the CORNER az Main a.
and the Canal
Nm BROWN, W. N. ALTMAN,
hale "i Howard Brown Late OF FOSTER, A 20
ian22-tf
H0H.N' =. .nETCHELL n co.. RE-
- CEiNING, FORWARDING AND CorIMIS-
SION MERCHANTS
Water street, between Main and Locust
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
M Particular attention given 10 tbe f,rwarlir,,
Of general Merchandise aud Produce, 10y River,
oaiiai' OF Railroad ap29-Gm
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REGUE.sR Rp.s.,.s-
DEGUL.sR Ep.s-Nsp1LLE .s.s.D
80. RE- nm EOVYs-


day aud Friday, at Il oelock,
NJ, arriving at Paducai ut o'clock, A. NJ, Cairo
al Il O'Clock, NJ, "Wednesday and Saturday. Re
turning leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Satur-
day, at o'clock, 7. NJ, and Paducah every Thurs
day and Sunday, at O'Clock, a. NJ, connecting ~
Evansville with the Evansville aud Charlottesville
Il. H., and Packets for Green River. Also, con-
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack.
cts at Cairo, it'll Memphis, New Orleans and Sc
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be oI,. dod on board the boat for m
Eastern Cites. scptZ3
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Ro ,-oId in Eyans' lille 10y KELLER WHITE
aud all Druggists ic2-eodet
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convenient article, this day received 10y
J. b. RUSSELL, 500 Main street
layl0 Between Thirti and Fourth Ioi,i.x I'll.
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recitation Smith 4 Patamn-Payne Harrson-Juo ID Rein
Son-Peet, Smsis &co-Pellard PnnanRice Bros REQ
Raymond kco-M Riordan-F Rimalho &coJ ROBBERS Zoo
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Kaufman II N StibrchtSmh, Cooper 6co-Syme 4 Pro.
vn-F Soaring &co-T SmithSlar, Sauffer &co-Soutb
Sunday School union-C Ii Tanney-SM Todd Sco--Inr.
cote Blanchard-G Ninten-E Wheelock .sco Water.
man Bro-G Weshasr--Wilson & Pomroy-O D Woodmnn 4
col Wadde-J Wright &co-and order.
NEW YORKER ship Genoa-C Boye-Geo A Fosdck-
Smithtirosean BeneteauC Flint Jones-E Booth &
co--C Baddecke Sco-Sampson 4 keenJ Gapehe- Peters
Mlard-- 5 Hoen .seo--J ; Atkens-Dx Ranett-t, o
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Htgsinbotham &co- Fairbanks 4. Shumway Hewes-
winners Aautre--Jno Adams Sco-P Briuton seo-S
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Receipts OF Produce.

sg ss Ny Ess
do 1T % Ghopa5d IS
ibis onions S b6s onr DUFFY Sco bss beans rs ses
bSs aour scii 0ps
sssss1s II; Il s ii cos 81
$50 as Gonsoy Sso5o bbls pantoes Thos
ri asr MSgny SsIs
osSSy sS
Rsa e ns h Tss F M butter
R,ys;s Lssy yi%sn Ssesss
ss osesby
50 5bs whisky 2oo kgs lard hemp
hay 1so2oo CO iss sacks corn
Il
ssts 5 ao BgS oA are
49, ss ae%r ssd q = hemp Dis Ran
fa -four s5 bS
onions Is bbs apples Greve We5les2 bales cotton VIM oery
Cotton 81 hhds ,obacco % 'A's'
ST LouIs-Per steamer Edward Gayaoo bbls -four 100
g Ssiss Thenpsan dsose Sis o
Kesry s S
potatoes 80 bxs apples bales hsmp Florance
ss Ms sifs' @ ss2ss
ss
q ss fSHfs,
-four Ogesby Macauay2 do Perdreauvile Bros-l0O do 8
csks bacon us29i bbls -four 01 pigs lead
Kennedy &co-6o sacks l29 bales hay Elder &co-
2So bhls aou Twiehe &cos5 sacks corn 6ls oats
w Dougherty &co-lUOtcs 53 bbs flour
Bard Caulfeld &co39 bbs flour Woodruff &co-l7a3
hb -four 2 Ethel &eol4 bels potatoes Ken. &eo50
Go bbls 10 hf bss ale Bacl bales &co
Il do Thornhill &cosundres orderTotal bales
(new), 81 hhds tobacco.
GRAND LAKE-Per steamer Grand Duke-2O bales cotton
to Slaughter Smith McRae-10 do Coleman, Britton
ers4 Lane Sa1ter Sco-15 Estlin 6co--6 Rockford
Brown &co,4 Brander Hubbard do Cox &co-1 John
So Kicks sco995 sacks Kelsey Potter-249
do Lowber &col Dbl peaches Winston Morrison &coI
do Lewis Ogleby1 bale wool Green Grumpy
Hays A6sms.ss bxs fruit straeder5l do Goldingl0
Total 60 bales cotton (3U bales new.
r,ALEx;ANDRIA-Per steamer Red Chief bales cotton to
Rhorer, Higginbotham &co-slndries Smith & BrosG
Morrison-W Leverich &co-Magee Kneass-McCan Pat
terson--and order
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Thecss and pseudo economists may pirate much they
psase about balance Of trade settled AKIN that
csuny like an individual buy than It's ncome there
must b fnanciering somewhere Is pay the differences The
the Europeans sending manufactures their
chandiss to this country, will require CALIFORNIA;
crop Of four millions and bales Of cotton
cans to meet the cost Of mportatons We only hope
that the future will the anticipaons Of the called
Bull interest predict
II the general money market to-day there no large
transactions ualess the sales OF $4,000 maturing
January and February next pct annu be termed
SUCH There sales Of other securities SX@9 with
few tonsors operations 129l5 c The calls
for dscou were about equal to the Some them
however getting shy and discard paper where is
surmised the proceeds be invested Northern
certain rates. well known that there large
Western afoat and it be anticipated the proceeds
be rsed to New York In checks certain figures
learn that the banks Of Tennessee selling checks New
York at Y prem which obviates calls for All the
or banks sensitive In regard their specie
reported todsy Of banks called for
account of the high rates Of exchange. It
check Is at called for to restrict discounts
drafts dawo at distant points, We observe that drafts
ST. Louis on New York at sight command and prem.
this is of he balances trade the great and prolific
Stats Of Missouri is balance the wrong side ledger
Iii surmsed the entire nothing more to do than in
cur debt In the East.
There much in Exchange to-day The bauks
hate to advance rates for sight higher than y
prm yet this figure oyeropped and the
the counter ruled pre with down
prem. Sixty days sight from 1z9ss and X get discount
There further sales of Sterling to-day, by
dealers at 1908. We have to quote from ol1O ll0
Remittance ranging from ll0@1los, local bank
drafts on London at Ill There francs
Weqnote Paris direc. from Bank bills 5O7H
@505.
stocks to-day heard of the 80 shares Bank of
America 125h and 80 shares Bank of Louisiana at 18Th
Holders are drm and we'll they might be- there
money at this moment beyond applications realize
the parpose of advancing cotton which, being
prepared for market with the greatest expedition.
The Boston Shipping List the Sd says gunny cloth:
GuSNY BAGs:-There is movement in gunny bags and
prices are almost entirely nominal.
Imports from January to July 80.
1859 1858.
s sass a95 55s
GuHsr have been sales of bales
gunuy cloth 70 arrive at less q cent LIS
less cent to arrive and 20g bales do. do here
lzc mouths Buyers off l2c.. 6 months close but
holders are generally asking 12 standard cloth
Imports from january to July 60.
Bales. 1858
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Sterling Exchange has high at this time Of the
year many years. We regard the weekly exports Of co..
c great financial metropolis New York. Is taught with
ev and nanspcious for fhe future The entire movements
we'll paper and concedng to free trade Theorists
all they desire, Is manifest that buying more from
Europe rather that foreign manufacturers are sending more
d their wares merchandise casof fabrics and
manufactures than naval tobacco and forty
millions In geld viii pay for The exports Of specie from New
from tho January to the LIST Of the present month";
furty6ss millions Of dollars Comparing these figures
with Others, "a ind large differences, Is follows:
Rxpor of fpecs from the port Of New York to foreign
cc1nse pm the LIST Of January to the lst Of August Of
-aneA u1nar 49, Ear
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
|soN AND akEAH7 NORTHERN nnRS

During the Continuance the Bonnet Care Crevase passen
gers Will be transported between New Orleans and Pass Man
trains Of the Carooa Railroad to the Lake. thence BY safe
comodous steamboats, 70 NAnchac Bridge beyond which
there isno interruption. - -
Passengers Win Orleans from the Csrrollton Ran
road Dcpo ivo Circe SIX O'Clock In the morning. and d
twenty past Ii afternoon and returning 70 New
Orleans will arrive at the Depot 81 Tyo Circle ateght o'clock
10 the morning, and the hour In the evening.
The trains for Kenne viii leave The depot At The loot o. CAL
Nor at A. NJ and r NJ Freight for this station will b
received At the passenger depot from r. NJ until r
Fare ~ cents each way
Freight for Manchse stations above will be received
the cid warehouse the south bank Of the New Canal
tween Liberty and Howard streets, until 8 P. NJ.
No freight will be received consigned To parties res
uections
will be by the foregoing that passengers and freight
will be transported without interruption and that connscon5
with other roads will be made regularly a. her efore,
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gtu 0rltans NIantv Nlzrkst.
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sts Wednesday Evening, August 10, 1859. :
The money market to.aay offered nothing Of importance
which There reports OF coin being
called for 70 remit brought about by the advancing rates In
exchange on Northern markets There many orders
on hand for New York they are not provided for at
OF prem for checks In New York the 60. It is
we'll known there Is large Of Western time held
here to Be anticipated possible the be avail
abe In New York Assuming sight funds New York to be
tho standard the following figures show the checks
Nav nrk fnrH wars 5.555l
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, mEps, rouHpnx NEW oalsANs.

LEEDg L CO.. IEON FOUNDERS,
and Msnufaenyara Vertical and Horizontal Steam Engines
leru Sugar Mls. Vacuum Psns Singer Hotties cssiera
Gin Gu4rng Iron Colnnin and Fronts fer Buildings, Fur
Monts Crate liars, and all Machinery required
the South.
have been duly authorized and srs to construct
STILLMANS PATENT Ba65SSE FURNACE.
fel2 daWly LEEDS j co,
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S.A VI manu- MOI
suSAk....Recepts very light and sales confined to so to
~ hhds in retail lots at previous rates. Fair Fully G
@7c. "a b. ~
MoLAssEs We noticed sales of 500 400 bbs. jackson
REFINERY at 40c and OF 1876 2O bbs Musco
vado, said to be at about 5lc D gallon.
FLOUR superhns was frmer but Extra declined. The
sales comprised $50 bbls Extra in four five lots co. K at
81 90 q Dbl.
sales Of Corn embrac some 1900 sacks in.
Guiding $50 Mixed at $50 Ordinary co. PIG White
Mixed and While 81 12 and 1873 White OF 81 IA a bushel
VI Oats 100 sacks Good ST. Louis sold 45c 100 Good at 30
AS at 81 and b2 541 at 81 and $50 Northern at n
bushel OF Shorts l72 sacks brought 81 90 q leo MS
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork included 100 bbls Mess
At $40 Is bbl On Monday 1920 bills Mess and NJ O. sold in
three lots on private terms Bacon rmer. Is casks
Ribbed Sides sod and retail lots at 9&loc for
Ribbed Sides, and sc p b. for Shoulders OF Lard 800 kegs
were sold in two lots on Tuesday at l2t4c. "a b.
LARD noticed sale Of "a bb.s Prime at size
y gallon.
bales Western sold at ssl co. aud l65 at sS2 90
tun, all without inspection.
CoFFEE. Nothing of any consequence was done
sfihlfS TuRPENTINE We noticed sale OF 100 bb1s
In fair order only, at 800. q ga Hon.
WHlskY....We heard of no transactions
FhEldHfs...Very little doirg. Email lots of Cottep
shipping to Liverpool at I'd.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
=. :, :. = ------------
N q N P HIS PACKETs.

MEMP HIS PACKETS.
,.@ MEMPHIS Packet ~ !.
~ LINE...... s. NAIL.
SUNNI R Ar A NGEN Init.
Prompt Regular and Relinbles
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
have adopted the following Schedule for the Summer
"; NJ and
jag 18Th. sli Hsssi master
h and sss s;et ss Ill., M
Aug II e Ill., & Sept ill., l % A ss MASTER
July 18Th Aug a. i sd s sept s Sai iss a @as''
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS
g RE AT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
...~ EAST 1MD NORTH,
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
And continuous Railway through East
NEW YORK, sns EH.PFTHn'a BALTIMORE WASH
INaTON, RICHMOND, PETERSBURG. LYNCHBUK0,
s0 Express mail trains leave Memphis morning and eve
ming making connections through to New York
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND oHIo RAILROAD.
And Is IS e e3n1ss,i0ns
Thence to all Eastern Cities. and to
ST LOUIS. LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO,
81 PAUL, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, ETC.
making close connection through to all points.
RS-passengers Ncketed through BY either ronte
~ Baggage checked through from Memphis and charge
A5-Tickets good for any length Of time.
For freight or passage aHS shr9sgh TICKETS apply TO
Memphis Packet Office, st. Charles Hotel left wing.
VIM 1NsLEE, Passenger Agent. a26
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
GREAT GEM. 49,
u YTRAL ROUTE
FOR all Points
NORTH AND EASTl

l -ror Ml Tolnl5- 80
NORTH AND EAST!
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
ERs will leave New Orleans as follows:
imperial Capt. O. B. Roger
Aug and %, Sept. H. Oct and a. Nov. l6 Dec. 8.
~ U. SyvOn" Capt. isaac H. Jones
Aug l0and 80 Sept 10, Oct and 70. Nov. 49, Dec. 9.
Aug H. Sept and a. Oct II and 81, Nov. 10 Dec 10.
new Fails City. Capt J. B. WoodA
aug. H. Sept and g. Oct Is, Nov. and %, Dec IL.
"A. Capt. Geo. Taylor.
July " Aug ID, Sept. IL a. Oct II, Nov g. 26 Dec. To-
cohh Capt. Jno, Maloy
July 81, Aug. 90 Sept. o. 49, Oct 10, Nov S. 49, Dec 49,
o.'y VI memphAs. Capt James Kerr Jr.
aug. aud ~ Sept H. oc'. and a. Nov. TO- 80 Dec. TO-
Wn' NJ NAorrison. Capt Jno N Bofnnger
avg and H. Sept ID, Oct. and 49, Nov. L., Dec a.
Capt. Jno Kinefelter
Aug and %, Sept Is. Oct. u.s. Nov H. Dec l. a.
Passengers rely the leaving Us sne
making DIRECT connections ati
V1CXSBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
.s AT Cairo with the
ILLIN0. s CENTRAL RAILROADS:
AT St Louis with the
OHIO d MISSISSIPPI. INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLrON
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East. .ss
by the jackson Railroad for sale at this oes
Fare ms Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUrEt
~ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL. USED
aSnFor correct information Through Tickets apply
ArRAlLRoAD LINE PAcKETs,-eS
No. 81 Camp street.
c11rf ss5Ri' q q. ' $RTsa, Place
General Agent.
j. F. ALLEN LEN. -,
Ew. GOULD. Superintendent ''eD MAI NAV II
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Children three years old AID rnds those thrss
and twelve old all twelve years old.
sullfare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty be had Of the
once Of the Master Of Transportation Camp street. opposite
Lafayette Square Persons who reside in the city and have
residence establishment the line the road
tickets In packages for the personal ii
duced rate.
The Company prepared forward Goods and Pack
all kinds to place with which they have conc
hon. receiving and delivering the In Of the city.
T. s. WILLIAMS,
taSA ~ Nasfa NJ Vraos Hon
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL,

OOMPTROLLER's OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, July l. 1855.
REsOLvED, That the Comptroller be, and
standing IL journal that in
10 1854 the Council will pay any Bill against be civ nnjeas
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
tsigned] E. L. TRACY,
-. :. PRESIDENT Bosrd of Assistant Aldermen,
lslgnedJ l.. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
fsignedl JOHN L LEWIS. Mayor.
attention tho GERS Of the c,ty and Of IN. nnbo
respectfully called to thu foregoing resolution.
Y. DUPIESSIS,
ly1oa COMPTROLLER City of New Orleans.