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President Theirs and Mgr. Dupanloup.


THEIR GREAT SPEECHES IN THE ASSEMBLY.
On Saturday, July %, during the debate
on the petition of the French Bishops, de-
manding that some action be taken on the
part of France for the re-establishment of
the Holy Fathers independence, President
Theirs and Bishop Dupanloup each made
remarkable speech, which we regret our
inability to reproduce in full. The follow
ing extracts contain the pith of their adj
dresses, and we have no doubt will be
found of great interest by the majority of
our readers:
NJ. Theirs said-I have not to disavow any
OF my former opinions; have preserved them
All. But you are too sensible not to un-
derstand that there are great interests which,
at given moment you serve best by silence.
On some occasions have severely blamed
my country, and we must all recognize that it
IS the fault of our nation to be too often under
the yoke of the opinions of the moment When
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Over Gas, 900 Singer Machines in Daily Use!
Years of Popular and Constantly
Increasing Favor.

The Most Popular Durable and Reliable Family Machiu
in Existence.
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ICommunIcated.l
Strange, but True; or, tho Divine Influence of the
Scapulary.
communicated
Editors Morning Star and Catholic Messenger:

Editors Morning Star and Catholic Messenger:
HoUMA, La, Aug. 20, 1871.
A few days ago, a curious incident oc-
Cured on Bayou Cane, situated few
miles above the busy town of Houma, and
which, if not miraculous, is indeed strange
and wonderful!
For some weeks past we have been daily
visited by an autumnal-iike shower, last
ing one OF two hours every time. These
rains have caused great disturbances to the
planters, merchants, and the expectation
of the products of the parish. We must
now resume the link of our narrative, after
having exposed the auxiliaries that were
attached to it.
During one of those showers, resident
of the bayou, by the name of L. was sit
ting with his family on the back gallery,
and engaged in pleasant conversation,
when suddenly their conversation assumed
q different aspect-it was that of terror
It appears that house adjacent his own,
and filed with dry hay, had been struck
by lightning, which Immediately set fire to
the hay, and which would have entirely
consumed the house and probably his own,
had lot Providence interposed in re-
markable manner.
Seeing the imminent danger of the cir
cumstance involved, and the inefficiency OF
any attemptto extinguish the rolling flames,
Mr.. l. Immediately produced a scapular
of the Blessed Virgin, and threw it amid
the threatening flames, which began
to decrease rapidly. until, after the
lapse of hardly a second, the flames had
vanished before the amazed spectators.
My authority, my readers, is founded on
the words of Mr.. L. himself, who is one
of the oldest, as we'll as the most prominent
citizen and planter Of Bayou Cane. 1 hope,
therefore, that none of my readers will
doubt the veracity of this miracle, for it
may indeed be called miracle. 1t is my
wish that the Catholics of America will
continue their respect and faith to sacred
things, consecrated by the Holy Church
and also pionsly perform their religious
duties and devotions to their crucified God
and His Immaculate Mother.
CHARLES BARRY.
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N ,rning Star and Catholic Messenger.
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HAw ORL.EANs. SUNDAY. AUGUST 81. 1871.
TCommunicated.l
Tho Times on Paradise.


"People of contracted OF bigoted ideas, who
imagine that they are following the only road
fleet upon the following statistical facts. At
the present day all the Christian sects together
comprise Q membership of 10000, 900. while
lion, including 34O.OOO,OOO of Buddhists. OF
the Christians 1876 00Q, 900 are Roman Catholics
and only 6s,139.O0O Protestants of varions de-
Nominations. When we come to reflect how,
in the midst of these existing proportions every
passing minute has its scores of births and
deaths, we can form some idea OF what select
and exclusive place the bigots heaven must
Well, what of thatf Does the Times
think that every one must enter Paradise,
whether he fulfills the conditions or not
The Times takes credit to itself for advoca-
ting what it calls liberal Christianity. Is
it "liberal" to tell people that theySare
entitled to Paradise whether their lives
their counsel to others wholesome or per-
niciousf
What, though the "benighted heather :"
outnumbers the Christian three to onei
Does that give the benighted heather a
q title to Paradise
Who can say that his title to Paradise is
clear The Times, in airing its liberal
Christianity, finds it very convenient to
quote Scripture = sometimes. Does that
:. Liberal" sheet comprehend or recognize
that many are called but few are chosen !"
Does it recognize that I" without faith it is
impossible to please God Z" Perhaps the
Times thinks that the faith designated is
faith in 1t, or faith in what it calls GO liberal
= IDEAS"
Doubtless that is 30; for the Times re-
commends sspeople of contracted or bigeted
ideas" to reflect on the statistics paraded
in it's columns, showing a billion of hea-
thens to one-third of billion of Christians.
Now, if numbers could make the truth,
OF evolve it, the Times would certainly
have no need to consult King James Bible
so frequently. If numbers were evidence
of the truth, when the Christian religion
appeared on earth, the heather "ayes"
would have had it; and, in fact, there
would have been no need to promulgate
Christianity at all, if numbers could, by
simply pointing to statistics, win their way
to Paradise. When the Apostles risked
the rack, and the sword, and the gibbet,
to spread the truth confined to the "ex-
elusive" Christian "bigots," what more had
the heathens of that epoch to do, than ap-
peal to statistics as the Times does, and
cry out " what q select and exclusive place
the bigot's heaven must be"
Verify, the lIases' logic is as liberal as
it's Christianity and, unfortunately, many
there are that thoughtlessly accept both
in testimony of the nineteenth centuIy's
progressiveness
Evil is wrought
For want of thought"
Is the Times conscience at rest while
working evil under the plausible cover of
" liberal and advanced ideas Z" o, the
Times o, the morals! X. ~.
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4 1CHANGE-- .6AchANS1.
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR SALE ON
THE PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND,
In sums from One Found Sterling mp,
Payable at the following branches:
Armagh Cootehill, Monaghan,
Athlone Drogheda, Nensgh,
Ballna, Dungarvan, Newcastle, coun.
Ballyrnena, Dublin, ty Limerick
cambridge, Dunganncn, Newry,
Bnndon Enniscorthy, Omngh
Ballyshannon, Enniskinen, Parsonstovn,
Belfast, Ennis, Skibbereen,
Csrrick on shannon, Fermoy, Sligo.
Cayan Galway, Strnbano,
Cork, Kilkenny, Tralee,
Cionmel Kilrush Templemore
Coleraine, Limerick, Wexford
Cioqheen Londonderry, Waterford,
CarEickonSuir Mallow, YouGhal,
mh26 en- No. 1874 Gravier street, New Orleans.
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FACTS AND UREs!

In the year 1855, sold, readers will remember.
&c 1871 Machines lint sold last year Qs70l la7.ss3,
mNE HUNDRED AND TwENTYSEvEN THOU.
SAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE
Machurs showing beyond the sales Of 1850 Of
FORTY THOUSAND. and. shown by the table
below, OVER FORrY-FOUR THOUSAND Machines
more than any other Company.
The reader may naturally ask whether this IL mere
boastng. in which have to say that those
figures. and the ones given below, from SWORN
by the owners Of the most valuable Sewing Machine
Machines.
Tho Singer Manufacturing Company sold 1877 oSS
Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company sold 80 20s
Howe Machine Company sold Is !5S
Weed Sewing Machine Company Sold O02
Wilcox &c Gibbs Sowing Machine Company sold .2s 800
Florence Sowing Machine Company sold $50
From the above figures it will be that rivals
in trade far behind and that tho popularity Of
what is known
NEW FAMILY MACHINE
steadily and largely Increasing. We not vain
suppose that these large sales due to superior
business capacity much to the merits OF
Machines well the observation OF those who buy
USE personally interested In comparing the
merits of the different Machines before making selec-
ton.
No Family should be without Of these Labor
Saving Instruments. .,. ...-
Call md examine them, send for Circular and
Sample of work.
wM. E. COOPER g. CO., Agents,
jy9711y and Camp stree I.
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SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINE SALES FOR 1870.
THE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANT!

THE NEW IMPROVED SINGER FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE.
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BE SURE AND EXAMINE TIE SINGER BEE
BUYlNG ANY OTHER
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

A fine selection of Italian Statuary and VEN Msrbl
Mantels; also Marbleized Marble and Slate Mantels
On hand and for sale at q small advance New York
prices. Crates Marble and Slate Hearths on hand.
The Trade supplied at moderate rates. Tombs.
Monuments, Headstonss Tablets, Waahstand.
Table and Counter Tops made 20 order.
ta22 ly
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10.

PROTEST AGAINST COSTLY FUNERALS
We find in the Wheeling Register a paper on
costly funerals which may be styled protest
signed by fifteen of the cergymen OF that city.
They protest, first against the large expen,.
ditnres which are necessitated IN the way OF
hire for carriages, according to the present plan
of conducting funerals, and secondly, against
'the habit Of having funerals on the Sabbath.
Thc;r suggestion under the first head is as
follows: =,
Whatever change is made must begin with
the more wealthy. They can afford to set an
example. AS soon as it is set by them, and
NOT till then, those who lave less of thisworld' S
goods will follow it. We would, therefore,
call upon them to begin the needed retorma,
ton. May We suggest that hereafter it shall
be the custom. for all che friends Of the dc
ceased to meet at the house or church for reIlg-
ious services. Then when carriages are neces-
sary, let only suficientsnumber to convey the
relatives and close friends to the grave, form
the procession. And if others wish to accom-
pany the remains, let them provide their own
conyevances. But as a general rule let the
privacy of the final farewell be respected.
The following is their suggestion under the
second head
Inasmuch as the Sabbath is the day on which
the clergy perform their principal labors, the
custom is especially not suited to their convent
cnce. But a weig htier reason for avoiding
the Sabbath is the tendency Of this habit to
destroy the quiet of the day, and sometimes to
convert it into season ct pomp and parade.
We advise, therefore, that when it Is practlca-
BILE. our funerals shall not take place on the
Lord sd ay.
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Q. 4. STENENS, Hon. SUPP.
W PHELPS. Gen Manager. jy 1T
DOTBLE DAILY TRAINS.

On and after SATURDAY, July l. 1871, two
daily passcngor trains will run between WASH
lNGTON and LIZ NCHBURG, c!iectng double
daily connections through between NEW YORK
and NEW ORLEANS. At Gordonsvi!le con-
ncction is made by mail train with the Chesa-
resko and Ohio Railroad daily, Sunday except
ed. to Richmond, Staunton and the lkGl Ma
SPRINGS; ~ Lynchhurg with Atlantic, VI
sissippi and Ohio Railroad for the " est and
Southwest, and at Washington for the North
and Northwest
Leave Washington daily ut 600 a. m. and SO
D. m. and Alexandria at q. m. and go p. m,
arriving at Lynchburg ut 800 p. m. ana g. H.
Leave Lynchburg at . a. III. and 10 p. M, ar-
rive at Alexandria al 20 p N. and 90 =. In,
and at Washington at G.l5 p. m aud - 4. H.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily (cxccpting Sunday with main lin" train,
at 655 q. m. and Alexandria at 500 Il. M.
Leave Manassas junction ut $50 a. m; pass
Strasburg ri 1918 p. m, and arrive at uarriH"l!-
burg at $40 p. Ia, connecting with harmon ~
Cos. Stage Lines 70 Stauaton, Rswley SPRING.,
&c, &c.
Eastward. leave IIarrisonburg at 9:l5 n. III.
pass StrA>burg i; l2:4j p. H., arrive at Manassas
Junction at 400 p. m, connecting with main
line through % Washington and the North and
West.
Good connections, hy comfortable coaches, sro
made 70 Fairfax Court House from Fairfax a!A-
ton: to MiddIcburg from Plains; and to Upper
vile from Piedmont.
Both the Eastward and Westward bonn: :teE.
make close connection at Stra'burg Attn t:
Winchester and Stra$burg Railroad to WirN2~
ter Harpcrs Ferry, Capon Springs &c,
Elegant sleeping cars arc run daily between
New York ana Lvachburg. without change.
Also, cars through between Baltimore and
Lynchburg avoiding the Inconvenience Of trans
Ter in Washington. .
Through tickets and baggage checked to nit
j. ". BROADUS,
10 29-tf General Ticket E-grn..
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OYSTER HOUSE.
TUE BALTIMORE fAR10h QUEEN
S. B. SENTON'S
Al. d. IL Snlf Eunlinr Rns RnrniMn

s. Is. SENTONS
Now Patented Selt-Fecding Base-Burning
PARLOR FIRE PLACE STOVE.
Mr.. s. B. Sexton is the original inventor Of the
Illuminating Baltimore Fire Place Heaters
His several succeeding patents have been i'm
provcmcnts, until this last is the superior of them
ALL 1t cxcels al the popular Fire Place Stoves
in beauty of finish tasteful carving, and in heat
ing power. 1t is the result of twenty-five years
practical experience in invcnting and manufac-
turing Fire Place Stoves, and combines all the
improvements Of our former Stoves with addl-
tional improvements made this present season
This Stove is decided success. Several hun
dred of them were put up IN dwellings, during
tho latter part Of the Fall and during the Wiz
ter aud we have received many testimonlals
giving them the highest praise for powerful
heating capacity and economy in the eonsump-
ton of fuel.
THE DINING ROOM QUEEN.-Wo have
added a new Fire Place Stove u our list this
season ThS Stove is suitable for dining rooms
1t is very ornamental and would answer for par-
lors also. 1t has tho conv cnence of large oven,
which can be used for warming plates, and heat
ing irons, AS we'll as baking and boiling.
We also manufacture the BALTl MO RE
PARLOR HEATERS, which arc Top Feeding
and Self Feeding Stove. They are beautifully
finished and of great heating power.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
S. B. SEXTON & Co,
III West Lombard St, Baltim"ra
For sale in AeXandria by
" Sl-Sm THOS. HOY.
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FOR S.aEE OR RENT.
Try HOTEL PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OITY HOTEL PROPERTY FOR RENT.
This valuable and extensive property binding
on Royal Cameron and Pitt streets: will be for
rent from the first day Of January next The
stables will be rented separately. 1tPpiS 70
oct@ W VI. IL IN W ~.
TOR RENT-Thc SPOKE FACTORY on
L Water street. opposite the Jameson
Bakery. formerly occupied by james 6. Yer
Plank. INQUIRE Of GEO. Z. FRENCH, No.
% King street. sep Zl-lmN
sz7s FORSALE-A very desirable THREE
HUI, STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax between Duke and Wolfe streets, adj
joining the lst Presbyterian Church, has all the
modern improvements, including gas, water anc
front and back yard has also Il No. brick stable
and carriage house, opening on spacious alley.
Everything is IN perfect repair. Terms easy 0r
very 'low for cash 1fnot sold by October lst,
" ~ - 40 '''''' -''''' TOLSON s. Co..
Corner King and Water streets.
We have. also. 300 ACRES OF LAND in
MARYLAND, ( milcs.trom the ferry opposite, and
G miles from Washington d. c. Improved with
dwelling and out-buildngs, for sale low for cash.
or on easy terms Possession given Immediately.
sep lS-tf TOLSON & co.
NOR RENT-WAKEHOUS No. Is King
L street Apply next door to
1uOAlAS IERR !,
sur1S Il King street
WALL ABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
leo ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND: on the
Middle River Turnpike miles from Washing
ton and from AleXandra, with beautiful view
of the latter city and of the Potomac river The
improvements consist Of BRICK Dwell g.
LING HOUSE, with all the necessary out III
buildings, and IN abundance Of choice rult
all descriptions The farm is we'll watcred, snu
has on it plenty Of timber
800 ACRES lIEAEILYTI MBERED LAND
IS miles from Washington city--samc distance
from Alexandria, and about , miles from sta
ton on the W. d o. r. R., Offering & ready mar
kct for wood and timber.
\ FARM, in Fauquicr county, 6 miles below
Warrcnton and within two miles of station on
the WurrcI.ton branch Of the o., \. Il NJ. K. Il.
The tract contains about 40 acres; is we'll TIM
bcrcd and watcred, anI is considered fine graz
ing land. =,
The above property; the title to which is with
out defect, will be sold cheap and upon accom-
molating terms. Apply to ~ b., Gazette office
feb lift
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This il "IOME'' institution and invests at
reserve from premium, in tho State, and within
the limits of the department from which 1t Il de-
rived ,...
We invite examination and solict inTestHlen;;
in this solvent home institution, with names and
capital commanding confidence.
VI. II. q. WILLIS.
Gen. Agt for Alex. and adjoining counties
orc. No. 5 south Roya! street
BEDFORD Blows NJ. d., Med Ex. sep s-3'n
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I1rEIssURANCECO. OF yIRGISI

. HOME OFFICE. PETERS BURG, VA,
With Local Boards in Richmond and Norfolk
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II ! e s.

ECEIVED AND FOR Y l. +
FIRE CHI 5.
THE CHURCHMAN. daily edition. with n
verbatim report Of the proceedings OF the EplS-
crpal Convention, now in session in Baltimore;
This is the official paper Of the Convention. and
the only one containing y full ard accurate ac-
count of it's proceedings. Price ~ cents. Com
plete sets hand.
CHATTERBONf for ISL; complete and hand
somelE bound; $l:sg h,,, az npvnr< A.
dine edition: vols. at 15c each.
GOLD DUST, for the bcautifving of lives and
homes bv Brick PQmcroy S1.50
BRICk DUST. remedy for the blues, and
something for people TO talk about by Brick
Pomcroy; $50.
DIR FATHER'S HOUSE. or tho Unwrittcn
Word. by Rev Daniel March, ID. author of
Might Scenes in the Bible - splendidIC illus
t-ated Volume; 1913.
SEED TINE AND HARVEST. or Duri=g
NY Apprenticeship translated from the Ger
man Of Fritz Reuter-; pnpcr covers, 81 bound.
NEW BOOKS daily. :, ,,n,c,
TNDERWEAR,
Scotch Wool and Merno Vests for gentlemen,
>al sizes.
Misses sad Boys Vests.
4 fine lin. Of those stout, iron frame White
Cotton Hose. both for ladies and children.
Gents Brown Cotton Half Hose, "f superior
ouslty for the fall and winter.
ChiIdrcn's Fancy Wool Hose,
Also. Caters. white and coorcd.
Fall colors in superior Kid Gloves; silk.
Buck and other lined Gloves. Just received.
s.n 30 j. VI. STEW ART.
TRENCH CHINA.
4 fine assortmen. Of TEA snd DINNER
SETS, Of various patterns, among them the new
Moss Rose pattern. Also NAoES in great
variety, Fancy Mugs Coffee Tete-a-Tete Sets,
Cologne Sets. &c, a. very low prices. al G5 Hing
street. loot 7-eo3m f. j. MILLER.
IITANTED-1no tons OF RYE STRAW AT
w 2nl King street.
oct 6--2,n AUGUSTUS " a LII.
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INSURANCE.
Y LIVERPOOL AND LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

O" nrnT C''''''' ''''' '>>' ' ~ s20,0OO,0OO
Invn.,cf in ,hc L. :. over 100000
Iccomc in tn" /. ). il $50. I,lli,OOt
TsiIy revenue over 10000
Stockholders personally responsible for all
engagement. Of the Company.
The ,ossns Of the Company by tho Ch'cagto,
fire will be less than $500 COO los. "n'cA VIII
il no gav affect he strength Of the Company
To avoid any possible sacrifice Of the AN ERl-
CAN SECG RITES held b. the Company, tic
New York Board of Directors arc authorized to
draw on London for tho prompt scLtlcmcntof all
losses rs soon a. properly adjusted.
oct II Agents. A!eIindria, Il.
ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
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C.YBE.S'ET FER.H'YTIRE.
1--WE NJ. DeyAIIGFEAN.

C7Bg.N.ET FURNITURE.
WIN. III. DeVAUGFHAN.
CABINE NJ a K + r,
And Dealer iii
NEWAND SECONDHAND URNlTC RE,
No. IT9 King street.
Next door TO Brcnglc's Confectionery storc)
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Has on hand and is constantly increasing 4
large and varied assortment OF FG XIII y kF'.
Which he is Offering at very small profit.
His PARLOR SUITES, upholstered il hair
cloth Marblc-top Tables, What N"ts;, Walnut
Rocking. Side and Reception Chairs, Lounges,
Bedstcatis, War:lrobcs. Hair and C9ttoptop
Mattresses, Wash Stands. Centre, breakfast .n'i
Dining Tables Office, Dinlng, h"cHihg' ?lu'
and CRillre,!'s Chairs, will bear al inspection,
and viii be sold quality consiler"d) us low As
they can be bought in this or any other market.
sep S--3m
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DHILIP PARK,
pUBLlC NOTICE.

DUBL1C NOTICE.
This i 70 notify my friend. and tho public
generally that am now prepared ~ furnish
them with STOVES OF ALL DESCRlp-
TONS. having made Arrangements with the
manufacturers which will enable me - sell at
rates As low as the same articles can be obtained
in the Northern cities. My stock is large. My
personal attention, | think entities ME 70 Claim
object L. AS it has always been. - dcs! faithful
II with AL. and give iu! value for thar money:
/ would request Of AL in want IF COOKING
STOVE To call and examine my cooking stove
ard prices before purchasing elsewhere l also
cnl! attention. 70
BIBBS HEATER,
For heatitig 3 rooms, the best Fireplace Heater,
I think that Is made. Warranted in every case
varied 70 mention but would invite MI in want
to call and examine for themselves.
ENOCH GRIMES,
aug 33-tf 81 King St. Alexandria, Va
L ACE GOODS.
We havciust -cccivcda beautiful assortment of
LACE COLLARS II all prices. Lace Handk"r-
chiefs 81 TO so piece.
oct Is WILMER X SLAYMAkER.
SclSsoRs! CUTLERY!
Rodgers Scissors: another supply received.
also Tahl. and Pocket Cutlery. wholesale and
retail at JAS. F.. CARLfN s. SONS,
oct ii g. King street
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SPICES!
G. lSES

CpIEESr SPICES!
Wa haze just received large lot Of SPICES,
&c consisting in part Of Cloves, Nutmeg''
Grcon Ginger, Whole and Ground Pepper, Au',
torl Al,spco. Mace, Cinnamon, White ana
black Mustard Seed, Celery Seed, Tu..ner!e, ~
COOK & CREIGHTON,
,c,5 l07 King street.