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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25

Business At the leyee yesterday was more than
ssasonably brisk, and the weather warm and
Meexports Of cotton yesterday aggregated 924
helss M Of which were destined for New Orleans,
end 2QA were for the East The imports yesterday
~ re shme source were 574 bales.
LATEST accounts from the Arkansas river repre-
eerf that stream as rising, with four feet water to
4 Rlae h. Hln9 and three and half feet thence to
ne g. Francis river is rising, with feet water
\ ii the channel to Jacksonport.
y ~ lngomar left for New Orleans yesterday with
= Ane "Trip OF both passengers and freight.
when the Lizzie Simmons passed the Lucy Hol-
eombe yesterday morning, the r. J. Lakeland was
elon&side Of her, taking off the remainder Of her
Hel&ht She y sunk, as before stated, in s feet
Neter, and Is lying straight up and down, though
bfOadsde to the current, and has broke in two inst
~ ofS !he boilers. She will prove total loss.
The Northern Light, from St. Louis, 4 assed down
yesterday with good trip, and the Champion
The Nick w. Thomas has got off the bar at Pre-
ssdents Island, but was aground yesterday at
Island 60, just above Helena. She still had the
hlll Of the Adams and the barge Cincnnatus in
tcw.
The officers Of the Champion report the j. D..
6Wain aground at Clarke's bar, fully mile from
tae regular channel. The Swain is a Red river and
New Orleans boat
The following boats arrived since our last re-
port
The vickshurg packet vicksburg, Captain J. NJ.
White, with 50s6 bales cotton
The Arkansas river packet Pine Bluff, Captain
Wilson, with l0ll bales cotton, and leaves agar
tomorrow.
The Yazoo river packet 3. NJ Bicknell, Captai1
Hamuei Gwartney, with 1856 bales cotton from the
wreck. Of steamer Bluff City. She departs agail
tomorrow.
I1e 0nachita river packet Kate Dale, Captai
Jehn +. Morton, with 2s6 bales cotton, and leave
q Saturday.
The St. Louis packet Rowena, Captain ]. ]
Dozier, with good trip, and leaves again on SUI
day. We are indebted to Mr.. J. G. Mason, he
clerk, for fayors.
The 0pelousas packet Anna Perret, Capt. G.
Lonaillier, with 795 bales cotton, "a hogshead
sugar and II barrels molasses. She leaves agai
thn evening.
Laf0mche for Lqfourche The very elegar
and regular packet Lafourche, Capt. A. Dugas
comInander, Mr.. Eugene Latrpie, clerk, leaves a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25

Leaves on sATuRnAY, Nov. q; q. 81 n; positively.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
IT, epacket steamer Pine BluK-For Fort Smith,
lsaes Van Buren, Ozark, Roeylle, Spadra, Norristown,
aSsssazk Dardanele Iewisburg, Little Rock, Pine Bluff
New aseony and all way and anlo landings in the Bends
packet PINE BLUFF, Lourimao Wilson,
ter John Francisco Garee clerk will leave above and
shippers may rely her remaining permanently in the trade
For fteight passage apply on board.
NIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI,
n24 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-25
Leaves on Friday 18th inst. at 5 p. NJ
REGJJI1AR ARK ANSAS RIVER

ItaEtb INsl.. IT T.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
fsT h Packed steamer Arlznnsaw Trayeler.-
z2 spada, Norristown, Dardanelle, Lewisburg Little
Rock Pine Bluff New Gnscony and all way and plantat
landings in the Bends-The very ghdraught and swift
ming packet steamer Arkansw Traveller Albert
Thomas will leave above and shippers may rely
her remaining permanently in the trade For freight pas
sage, apply on board - - -
YIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL
nA Advertising Aren't
, 1859-08-26

on your arrival in his camp, what justice
you have seen and experienced In the French
army"
And the name Of my preserver-of my
aveDger-that and my child may remember
him In our prayers"
The stern soldier turned aside for moment,
and then, with studied and gracious courtesy, be
said, In voice which was somewhat less steady
than lis wont: .. IA u =
prayers from you for France, but still gratefully
accept them for Napoleon" :
, 1859-08-26
The win and the Way.


We have faith In old proverbs full surely,
For WlsdOm has traced what they tell,
And Truth may b. drawn up a. purely
From them a. Il may from . well.
Let us question the thinkers and doeFs,
And hear what they honestly say,
And you'll and that they believe, like bold wooeTS,
In - Where theres vii there's way"
The hills have been hlgh for mans mounting,
The woods have been dense for his axe,
The stars have been thick for his counting,
The sands have been vide for bis trAckss
The sea has been deep for hla diving,
The poles have been broad for his sWay,
But bravely he's proved, In striving,
That "Where theFS'S win there's way"
Have ye vices that ask destFoyeFf
Or passions that need your eOntrolf
Let reason become your employer,
And your body be ruled BY your soul.
Hght on, though you bleed In the trial;
Resist with all strength that ye may;
Ye may conquer Sins host By denial,
For "Where there's viii there's way"
Have ye Poverty's plnchlng 10 cope whit
Does suffering weigh down your mishtl
Only eall up spirit 70 hope with,
And dawn may come out Of the night.
Oh much may bs done By delging
The ghost of Despair and DlSmay,
And much may be gained By relying
On "whsre there's will there's Way."
Should 70 zee aiAr oR that worth winning,
Set out on the journey with trust;
And ne'er heed 10 your path, 81 beginning,
should be among braInbles and dust.
though lt 10 but By iOotsteps 70 do h,
And hArdshpa may hinder and stay,
Keep heart, and be sure you'll get through u,
Fer "Whers there's . WIN there's WaJ."
, 1859-08-26
AFaking Both Hnda AFaat

Aelergyman complains Of his being poor, and
says that he finds L very hard to make "both
ends meet;" whereupon an editor helps him out
BY quotation from Walter Savage LandOr:
"SAid Stiggins to bis wife one day,
We've nothing leit " eat;
II things go on In this queer way,
We Shan't make both ends meet =
"The dame replied, in words discreet
Were not 50 badly fed
II we can make but one end meat,
And make the other bread
, 1859-08-26
NO. Is.
AZ Awkward emnealsT

-~ @1AW04O GAnMALL.La
Il was autumn, and was ercsIIng ths chsn.
mel to Dover amid q crowd Of returning tour.
ists. almost al Of whom were dreaAfnlly ihSo1.
yenlenced BY strong westerly wind. zsf how-
w, ~, tos seeteat.e, was never proved % b 80
iAise proyerb before. Numerous ns the CON
pany was, i was all Of one mind, or At least Of
one stomach; the deck, as . modern wit (Who
! wish was my fiend) once observed. looked
IKE some hoTfid wreck. II was terrible, q i
stood at the bow. 70 zee nothing else bdt thb
dEooplng hata and bonnets Of my fhlloW hcinrn.
q the vessel dipped and rose--in endIorr r11,s
OF pltch-and-tos Whefe nothing turned 10 brf
heads. One sea-green facs, however, uni III.
Die, the property Of . middle-aged lady of Inrr1
dimensions, and L interested me very deeply.
Those nervous eyes, that twilching mouth, hat
eouptenanee yainly striving 10 look unroncfrnod,
recognized at once IS belonging 70 the amateur
iemale smugglvr running her hrSt carra. Sh6
would have been IL, could see, only aho had
too great weight upon her mind 70 enjoy any
such relaxation. She saw that was looking
tixedy at her, and blush came over her hce.
tonce making the green onefed.n Yes, d uai
plain she smuggled; she was stonler than anV
other woman Of her general appearance had
+" "hsdane,T said I, approaching her By . ..
ries Of gymnastic eyOlutions, which. the unsla.
ble character Of the plane whereupon moved
compelled; II see you have no attendant. c1a
] By Of any service 70 your ! am an Old ihilor,
and have, IS you 500, my sea-lees under me r.
The poor woman gazed on the limbs referred
g WIN an snilenlgent and heightened az .he
naa sslaently never heard 81 I ssarlegAI W elqp
sne nao understood me % say that had threp
"a Ano she s,afeu aeeo.ungly:
M,nt no.hings ~, thank you rnpnca
~. I.sepys : unless you eonid pnt me- ~
snOsS; .t.
we shai oe NY dear mAdam, Z said tlk-
lng o1t ny watch, eat keeping my eye steadily
uPol y. I'VE snsh % N ie7a uan ien min
W. = .ne eus'o.n,nouss. y,
sRa1m--a meker Hom tne gunt ulnm--
si.hSeQ over ner eonn.enanee' ~ 81
lou HOOK very geoa-natured, mfs elnmmered
.he : oo.ea ena looked considerably more %,
N order 70 invite hcr confidence. II luallo
~. ~ W - ! seels., Nn.e1 nne Ioo meen ipf
s s,.si4 = III " on, solla yoa no'a Il m
'',.ip,s ..as
eno. y, ny gear maaame-l KNOW = ~
Feeuy, SAG ! smiling Is ace, ~ . not n 1,
one uttered httls shrek eno-yess sne bad
y. y ,neres among me cnnoline' She thought
,t naa oeen sncklng oul you sec unknown y
ner.
rvn, af, erred she = = only ten poun1l
worm plH.se . lor4lse me ana ~ n1lor % =
asai1: as = =, think shall expire
GEAR madam replied sieIn'N out
einaiys mere = lne PIER and me olclf uD
hxea ms eye upon ue must % ny duty
. rushed Up tnc ladder iil.q hmp-lgh,fri
, 1859-08-26
A Song Of summsr!Time.

with the breath Of flowers painting,
Comes the hFeese,
And The birds their loves are chanting
In the treesi
Do I know that summer reigneth,
And that while her throns remAlnelh,
EvsEy heart Il FUN that dralneth
joys llhe these.
lean listen 70 the thrushes
A. they ding;
can quaR The lie that guShes
From The springi
But cannot tel The measure
o. my heaFt's supFemest pleasure,
A. d grasps The lavish treasure
Which they bring.
Gentle spirit Of the summer,
Stay, Oh stay!
Thon VII hnd no warmer welcome
Hence away;
Nowhere win the llelds be greeneF,
Or the summer ukies serener,
0lAdness puFeF, pleasure keener,
Hearts more gay.
tvsEy summer b. . Whisper
From the shore
Where ffuitlon's golden harvest
Il IN storei
where Joy aoueth Ike . river,
And The winter eometh never,
But gloEy shlneth ever
BVe1morei
, 1859-08-26

A testy lawyer lately tOund himself bothered
with knotty witness, who wouldn't explain,
a. he desired, the difference between the thick
and long kinds Of whalebone.
"Why, man." he said, "you dont ssem 10
know the difference between thick and long"
"DOn't I, thought"
"ExplAin Il, then"
"Well, you're plaguey thick-headed, but you
amt long g-headed, no how" said the witness.
with grin.
, 1859-08-26

CGleridge, walking IN tIIe country with some
friend, NV washed linen hanging IN . village
churchyard. He said:
"Tho Inhabitants dry their clothes On the
gEaEes Of their aneesi0rA"
AlsR psuss b added:
"Ths scene sppeafss g The ghosts had beng
up thei. shFOuds."
, 1859-08-26
The Pirate Gibbs.

This man was born In Rhode Island, Of highly
respectable parents. At school be learned easily,
but was sullEy and refractory" and was ex.
PEELED. He was then put on . farm 10 labor
He did not like 10 work, and at the age Of fifteen
he went 10 sea privately, in opposition to the
friendly counsel Of his parents. Afer his FIRST
voyage, he was set up" in business by bis
friends He opened . grocery in Ann street,
Boston. His principal trade was in intoxicating
liquors He had license to retail spirits.
He soon failed in business and, with 800 in his
possession, went to sea again. Soon after his
arrival at tho port to which he sailed he spent
all his money. He then enlisted on board .
privateer, and, having quarrel with the COM
mander, engaged In mutiny. The mutineers
took possession Of tie vessel, landed the crew,
and sailed for the West Indies to engage In pi-
raey. In short time, more than twenty ves-
sells were captured, and nearly four hundred
persons murdered.
In the midst Of his career Of wickedness, he
was heard 70 say:
"How oflen, when the fumes Of liquor have
subsided, have 1 thought Of my good aiiectiOnate
parents, and their God-like advicei But when
the little monitor began 10 move within me,
Immediately seized the cup to hide myself from
myself and drank till the sense Of my wrong
doing was removed. Ny friends advised me 70
behave like man, and promised me their assis-
tanes; but the demon still haunted me, and
spurned their advice"
He revisited Boston In 1e20, and sailed fOE
Buenos Ayres In the brig Hitty, Of Portsmouth ;
and after career Of dreadful wickedness, he
was arrested, tried, and sentenced 10 DO hung.
In letter written by him in prison, he says:
at b impossible to describe 10 you the hor-
ror Of my feelings Ny breast Is like the tenn
pestuouS ocean, raging in It's own shame, har-
rowing up the bottom Of my soul"
He was executed April %, 1881, In the city
Of New York. What q warning to boys who
disobey their paFentsl
, 1859-08-26

DJbbs ssys, Ghut whsn spaihlsr en- nOIouseI
earn hia bread and cheese, be should thrOu
away his palate.
, 1859-08-26

AlAWyeP asked Duiehman h court what
eaFIaayhs . pig had that was IN dispute. "vell,
be has no elrmaFhs ssespt . very shost ans'
was the reply.
, 1859-08-26

When ths eloquent Dr. MclIasfsr made IS
speech on the Seminary question, IN tie FfssbF..
tsrian General Assembly, ntely hcli e Iadhn-
apOlis The reporter Of he cincinnafi Ga1a,tp
arranged with him % take he udnnscTlpi -
fast ss the speaker rad Il sheet " sheet, h
order 10 despatch Il 70 Cinclnua6 ldr pdI1'1aIitn
As the Doctor finished reading his slips ho would
pass them over, occasionally saying, Ahcro. Mr.
RepoFterl" Il % happened that 4 ten minutes
before Eve. whom The train was % have. fhrro
was quite pile lying on the table, but iho ~
porter did not Ike 70 take them uIIhool 1.l.14
"by your luavs.s Bot - The Doctor iil nll
pause, and the exigency was becoming nilir.f
at last he seized The pile and startpd
Shortly aller the reporters sudden ext. IL
speaker came to ~Sixihly.p f,Whoro'E No
sixthly 2" said be, turning over The sheets of rs
manuscript No "sixihly r. AZ length. With
. aperplsxod expression On hia timnle, olIld.IiIt
iace, the good Doctor exclaimed : I Non1.f n
that reporter has carried olf ny slxlhly ~
He had. And Just a the ork.or discovered
the iict, the acresching whistle of IL Idc6no.
tive WAS heard, Is The train rhiIlld ,lonr io-
wasds Cincinnati, taking ihs Reverend DoSiof1
ssixthly" whit. e -'ai'.s i's't''
, 1859-08-26

Abrish. poker b ths index q cold hearth.
, 1859-08-26

Our friend Jones has been doing houIl1p b ,
pair Of bright eyes, and talking iseiE ih'iTi
BY moonlight, lAtoly. A b0 oto1i1rI l'nt1.
Jones resolved 10 hmake hl1 dcl|'1T ocr|IIo.n =
Accordingly be kll On bic knees beI1T1 DE Eir
dalcinsa, and mado bis passion Known Lu1l
10 his surprise, she refused hin oal 1at Jump
ing 70 his eet, he informed dhlrinno choic1 lui1
that theID were a. god 1sh IN Tie - = o4rl
were caaght Judge q Tie l111blIaI|11 d
our worthy swain uhen IN coiI|1 l.n''.1|
" Yes, but thyy don't bite At ,czi..- (.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ahpe tests both by able practitioners and chemical analysis
have demonstrated the great value Prof Deraths beautiful
combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and of pain But the ara
rendering their verdict in both nmsukae and salts
factory More than twenty thousand bottles been sold in
very short timen proportion these who heard Others
recommend it, who had tried it, That it's splendid discovery
everywhere acknowledged and nothing like it was ever before
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC Oils Prof DeGraths which
TO be had Of all respectable Druggists in this CITY, and at
Wholesale and retail at the proprietos prices of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and resi by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
aSl ly u and ISL C1,.rtres street
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Asu 0rItans AaiIp Crescent.

pSEsspAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 20, 1859.


AEn Mrfrn,ts 6nsIn nj 49, @.,,,
t4k61W &11IltatllS 1Il5dltD XJIESltlll
-
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1856
=
The COMMON COUNCIL.
.------- -
b0Anp 81 ~ = I Inns body held regua
MceaaG laet nl9ht Alderman HARRISON ~ the Ghaif
see 2 Aaorum oelng present. .,,s -.
rom nc GGmptIoshee,r rc 81
e ~ ssscl.hon e cause rsbui!dl1g q w Ma Is
~ asseet Msrket md calling the attentlon O. u.
~ ~ 10y ssss u y
~ ~
s,n.,s ;s,s e,.m IL Surveyor reuorted
~ FL sP - ssgS ss.seta pef;sIons order order.
81 n. ,.e
As 40 sd JF.aa ~ Assistant Board re-
x.ss9 /. sEss Sf saiuf5cns concurrei IN.
Il ssas sFnss INA Assiptant Roard n.
49, 81 Ia resolution to authorize
$780, ~ NvaY " IN BSari 81 Assessors far
6'S @S@ ~ I'D 16ba u ancount. Concurred IN The
Sls1fsn wsrfnitjn9 Il favor Of Coroner Daunov
I'reSoIstiea korininF warrant in favor Of Con
Il r. - u The Second Justices Court for
~ ssTcnYreX III resoiut;on & ~ sn y.
Pm IN concurrcii Il. resclnt;ns ayt sS,r
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IN. rs;,~rrc fscssrrsftee rrnorfed biv
&C.,. ~ NJ RAW tha ali ,a,n
Hfs 40 rslnniinr 81 CERTAIN money with.
kz7 sa Si1 sTSfr.At rricf Ra1,ort and resclnt;ons
.Ssss. ~ 8
SS fn.,r,ittna ~ ss4ye&ta and and;nus ranortad
1gnsshIv unor m nettors AZ fruit dealers II pov.
irSS afhst - Nave tshes IN front 81 their stands
IInn, f].s Ssfifinn ~ owner a. pronertv onnosed
~ Slfss yvsad snfavarahIv yTnan IN
sr117r m }rto M cause Of the s;nklno of
1ss,II MI NJ e6s iar,iiinw "a comm;ftea rennrtal
n isi 81 ~ coilfsion With 1 steamer. fJnon
- 81 nc seliine 81 cOntracts for making
ani1 IslllnIf ii reuair BRIDGES AZ the city an
= ssent lnakine contracts extend only ora
ygSf 3nstesdU 81 tErce. Wa reported. Concnrrence
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Tho late DR. Chapman, of PHILADELPHIA laid IT down as
rule that worms may be suspected where there
etacatios and especially bowels
by discharge of slime and mseu and medical authorities
that to work thorough stomach and boyeJa
must be nvgoated as well disc harped
WISER'S CANADIAN yERMIFUGE fulnls both ,hes. CON
dtons 1t not only extpaes the vermieu but strengthens
the Digestion Increases the solvent power tho gsric iuce
and mparts healthy action the Hence Its cures ara
complete and permanent
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the Gle Of greedy ckesing and vet
SIX out OF every ten children less with them
Why should shis he the when volumes Of testi
mony TO prove that few doses of Wner's Canadian y.uure
will eradicate the disease? Parents note OF i. estab
Eshed fact and remember that medicine i, free from all
deletcrous substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION
Certain in its results free mineral substances and
ihyigorang 10 tho system these the of WINER,s
CANADIAN FERMIFUGE, preparation which eradcatea
every class Of internal with degree of dispatch that Ia
as agreeable az it is astonishing.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail nv
J. WRIGHT CO.. Sole Proprio.ors.
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r YER AND CUE.
osGooD,s CHoLAGoGUE

This is tho only and certain remedy hateful dis
ease No one need ever again complain having unless tkey
have never taken this celebrated remedy If once toy take
oSGooD's CIIoLAGoGUE
farewell to Chls Fever forever
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail Inv
j. WRIGHT 4 Co,
Sole agents for the South whom a orders should be
addressed
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pHILIP RAHI, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
R;cI,,,,o,.,l v;,us,,s.

pHILIP RAHM, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Grist Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machines.
Pumps, Of all sizes and descriptions
shafangs, Couplings Pnlleys Hangers and Boxes Of all
Locomotive, Flues and Cylinder Boilors
Shingie, Lath and PlaniNg Machines
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, of every description
Agent for Bergers Boyle's Machine ground Saws
Virginia Penitenary Made Axes-eyery one Of which is
fully guaranteed.
II. NJ. Smiths Celebrated Straw Cutter.
Ny Machinery has received the highest testimonials given in
the United States Experienced mechanics will to erect
Machinery sell when desired and in the purchaser
discovering that the article what represented
be returned at my expense.
Orders or communications addressed the undersigned
through the Posoice, will meet with prompt
An Illustrated Catalogue, containing List Of Prices Cerf
Gates ETC., viii be sent by mail postage paid any desiring
PHILIP RAIN,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
in New Orleans, Gl ST Charles oil a6-al
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Charley Wisdomtooth, Ito old lady.l-usav
mssus, can you tell me what makes them f', eye
ROSTERS feathers smooth?n Old ladvl.. NJ "
ny son. Charley. Why, its because they ali
Here's sixpence for you, sonny, don't walk Wifi
your face to the sum- $3.50 III
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How nnsh pain and sfering-say even life i,aelnay b.
saved by having supply Of Daey's Magical Extracor
On hand in Of sudden accidents cuts wounds burns
seads sprnns and bruiscscasaos which children
stanty sues.he action Of the Pain Extractor ever the
same Families should be without directions ac
company eaeh box The genuine is always signed HENRY
BAILEY, manufacturer, upon steel engraved label
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has now been in thirty years hardly per.
son but what has heard Of it, and family has used
once that could be induced box on hand in ease
oil sudden accident When used it to become
standard remedy because curing scads
cuts WOUNDS and bruises fever piles and all other nan
maoy and cutaneous diseases where the parts affected
reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES
When you look around houses and you think there
nothing wanting children all playful smiling and
everything orebodes comet and happiness suddenly
dear falls and deep cut tho result acct
dent You look everywhere for relief you find
-whys Because you have neglected have box of
Dalcys Magical Pain this the whole trouble
Remember and always have hand relief will be
to land
DALLEY's MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and inflammation
burns scalds in from twenty minutes the
without scar and efecualy fever piles salt rheun
infammaory rheumatism eyes outs wounds
bruises old cald head bunions spruins
ngs fclonS chbans bites of insects nipples sweed
broken breasts and all iniamnatory
eases, where the parts afflicted be reuched.
Fer sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO..
q and Isl Chartres street,
Sole for Southern States, whom all orders
should be addressed.