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Antf.COrrOsive.

No chemical preparation has yet bsen dis
covered which so effectuaIly and securely
protects metal roofs from the action of the
atmosphere, and hence from rust, cOrTOsiOn
and decay, as PLASTIC SLATE
We refer 10 Col. L. J. DuFre fEditOr AppeaQ,
Chss Kortrecht, Esq, Col. p. &. Bethel, II ~
Dent, Esq, b. B. addell, ESQ, ana others
who have used it, as TO its merits as n ilfoung-
FOR references to leading citizens Of otnef
cities, and examination OF samples OF roofing,
please call al our office,
II5 I-2 Beale Street
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING

before making contracts. Considering its
cheapneSs, durability, and its imperviOusness
to water and IRE, 10 is equal, If not superior,
to any roofing in use. Its ease of appli cation
and perfect adaptation to roofs Of any shape
either right angles, hoTizOntals OF perpe noicu-
lar-must commend II 10 the favorable con-
sideratiOn OF the public. Valleys OF any
shape made without the use Of metals Of any
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY.

A MILITARY COLLEGE, established in
n 1884. Has q preparatory department,
thorough Classical, Scientific and Military in
s,ruetion, including Modern Languages and
Civil Engineering. Good discipline. Loca-
tion very healthy. Terms, $50 year. Year
lS7}-74 begins August 2SIh. Send for a circu-
lar. Address PROF. CHARLES DOLE,
au20 Northfeld, VT.
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DRAWING.
$4,000 for $50

TTHE Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized
i by special act of the Legislature for the
benefit OF the Public Library of KeINucky,
will take place in Public library Hall, at
II
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TO PLANTERS
AND
OIL COMPANIES.

z am now prepared, from long experience. to
1 repair Cotton-Gins and Linters of all the
difTereht makes with promptness, consisting OF
renting journals, jcurnal-boxes, making new
or replacing any part OF brushes, breasts,
etc. filing BY hand or machinery. Bris-
ties and hristle-stIips, saws and ribs
alWays on hand. Also, one or two
(3in-,aw a lug machines for sale, with capacity
for 1lIna sixty 10 eighty saws per day, and
makes a nice, round, polluted tooth. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed in every case.
shop-COrner of Main and Georgia Sts.,
Near Mississippi and lTennessee Depot, Mem
phIs, Tennessee. u. W. HICKMAN.
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Mrs. HATHE'9
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY


rElHE hall Session win commence on Nom
i day. september Ist- For terms, see ciT-
eulaT, 10 be mad at the book and music stores
and al he seminary.
MRS. ANNIE D. HALLE. Z
an2I = ~, 40 u, 49, sf1.sss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'RNGLISH 6 CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
ss3 Third sFKEEF.

XEr 2. MITCHELL, PriacipsL The newt
FoS siGD eiS9s yam eS,%eses spT % %s1ssy sept
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He COHfesses TO HaFiag Murdered Rey'
burn Wedding, Of Kans-s. in
1S70-He Dies Game.

The subject Of this nOtics,
Fort Smith Herald of Saturday, was
executed yesterday, under sentence OF
the United States district court for the
western district of Arkansas, for muir
der-the evidence beiEg wholly eireum-
stancial, yet everything proved, except
that no one saw the murder committed I;
and the probabilities are that he would
have been pardoned, or at least have
had his sentence cOmmuted, but for a
Kansas influence that was brought to
bear against him, as some there dreaded
his return to that section. Through the
attention Of General Sarber, United
States marshal, aud Captain Berry,
United States jailer, We were permitted
IN visit
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ROOFING.
ROOFING.

FrHOSE in need of good and substantial
roofs VIII consult their interests by ex-
aTnining our
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ST. FRANCIS SOLANUS
COLLsEGIs
Quincy, /: Illinois.

THIS institution, under the direction ot
L the Franciscan Fathers, will open Its four
teenth scholastic year september I. 1878.
The college buildings are situated in one OF
the healthiest regions of the State OF Illinois
aud are furnished with all that can be ex-
pected OF q first class Institution Of learning
All those branches which arr generally taught
in college OF the drst rank are Taught by q
faculty Of experienced teachers.
Terms per Session Of Five Months;
Board and Tuition in all departm en- ts.....ss0 o.
Physicians fee and washing .....-......-... 10 q
Iniiion fee TO be paid only Once) ).......... Ol
instrumental Music charged extra.
Payment in advance.
Parents being desirous to give their sons a
refined education, are invited to send fOl
Catalogues.
REV. P. ANSELMUS MULLER, O.S.F.,
aul2 President
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CECILIAN COLLEGE,

MALE, in the country, on E. and P. r. r.
wi Board, Tuition, Washing. Lights. Fuel,
Bed, Etc, per twenty weeks, only si00. FOT
particulars, address
II. A. CECIL & EROS,
au7 Cecilian p o., Hardin CO., KY.
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FROM ABROAD.
The oxford and Cambridge Boat Ra

The Oxford and Cambridge ROat Race.
LONDON, March 80, A. M.-The race
between the Oxford and Cambridge boat
crews is to take place this afternoon on the
river Thames. As is usually the case on
such occasions, there is great excitement in
London, and business is almost entirely
neglected. Although the race will not
come off for some hours, yet the people are
leaving in great crowds, IN order to secure
eligible positions on the banks of the
Thames, from which to view the contest.
A dense fog prevails this morning, but it is
hoped it will lift before the hour designated
for the start. The betting is two to one on
the Cambridge crew, as the general impress
sion is that they will be the vlctors.
LONDON, March 80, P. M.-The Ok
ford crew has suddenly become the favor
ties for the university. There are rumors
that the Cambridge crew have been over
worked and that some of them are sick.
LATER--CAMBRIDGE VICTORIOUS.
LONDON, March 29.-The race was won
by the Cambridge crew, by three lengths.
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evening State auarnal.
Observation-Disclosures.

From our Special Correspondent
These counties, with some others adj
joining them, are now presenting additional
inducements to capital and industry by the
new and rich discoveries of superior iron
ores-magnetic and hematites. These ores,
in large quantities, have recently been dis
covered in very feasible locations for work.
ing them in different counties along the
line of the Orange, Alexandria and Manas-
sas railroad, and also along the Manassas
branch of the Shenandoah. Mr.. j. s.
Barbour, president, is ready to afford lib
eral facilities to capitalists and immigrants
who may desire to examine. purchase and
settle in these regions. The management
of this road will cheerfully do everything
reasonably in their power to encourage and
aid the development of these exhaustless
treasures in Virginia.
These ores can be proftably worked at
Lynchburg, Gordonsvile, Alexandra, and
other places on the line, where the Kama
wha Goals can now be easily and cheaply
obtained by way of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad (; and at cities on the Poto-
mac river, where the cumberland Goals are
obtained through the canal, at fair prices.
These iron and coal fields, thus discov-
cred and opened up to capital and indus
try, are splendid opportunities. The Goals
and iron Of England and portions of Europe
are being fast exhausted; while the natu-
raj demand for these articles is rapidly in
creasing, by our .civilization-daily finding
new uses and employments. DIS. @.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Ben-
nett V. Claiborne. Fully argued by Judges
Marshall and Ould, and submitted.
Bier, &c. v. Dozier. Fully argued and
submitted.
Whitehead v. Whitehead. Partly argu-
ed by Judge Ould for the appellant, and
Mr.. Grattan for the appellee. This case
will be concluded early Tuesday morning,
when the "Miller Will" case, which is set
down specially for that day, will be called.
If that is not ready to go on, the case of
Robertson v. Rogers, second auditor. will be
taken up and heard, after which the court
will proceed regularly to call the docket.
If the miller WHIP case is not heard the
court will probably commence calling the
docket Wednesday, the first case beng
Draper VS.. Early" andthe second "Mur-
ply VS.. Carter" 'ast aE1
Virginia Fire and Marine insurance COM
pany VS.. Bowman & Strook. Dismissed
agreed.
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CoMMoHwRALTH OF VIRGINIA, \
DEPARTMENT OF PUBIC PRINTING,
RICHMOND, March Is. 1874

DhOPOSALS FOh PUBLlC PRINTING!,
Il BINDING. LITHOGRAPHING, SC.
In accordance with law, sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned, at his office, in
IL M, for printing and binding for the State Of
Virginia for the ensuing twelve months, as fol.
lows: e. 5a
j. SENATE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOUR-
NAL, SC.
. HOUSE BILLS. DOCUMENTS, JOUR-
5. ANNUAL REPORT OF OFFICERS,
Boards, and institutions, including reports of
internal Improvement companies to Board of
4. AoTs OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
=, Z. ,TWE IS VOLUME OF GRAFT
0. All other PAMPHLET and BOoK-WoRK
required by any department of Government.
T. JOB-WQRK = Embracing blank forms,
warrants, oaths, commissioners books. poll
books, and job.work generally. Bidders will
state price per 900 ems for composition and
for press-work per token of $50 impressions
s. BINDING, FOLDING, STITCHING
RULING. TRIMMING, WRAPPING, sc
required by the State.
:; Observation-Disclosures
The Superintendent reserves to himself the
The Superintendent also reserves the right tt
reject any or all bids.
Contractors Will be required to enter int
| bond, with security, to be approved by tn,
| Secretary of the Commonwealth, for the promp
and faithful execution of their contracts
Specimens of work required may be seen n
the office of the undersigned.
r. F. WALKER.
NH l7-eodtApl Supt of Public Printing.
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TRUE SoCIETY.-Silly, empty, un-
blushing girls, just escaped from school,
elbowing their mothers into corners, and
covering with confusion their fathers and
brothers, do not constitute society. Nor
does circle of silent, awkward, primitive,
good-natured women, whose virtues are
only known at home. The mere presence
and assemblage of women is nothing with
out the charm of refinement, knowledge,
vivacity, power, and inspiration and they
are not born in q day, and seldom come
till middle and mature life, as experience
becomes profound and feelings deep, when
fippancy is not mistaken for wit, nor
impertinence for gallantry.
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Communicated
Opinions of the People.

TO the Editor ofhe State Journal.
Dear Sir-We have read your articles
and those of The Dispatch, relative to the
election of county judges, and the post
ponement of the meeting Of the next legis-
lature till after the first of January, 1874.
We think you have most decidedly cor
nered The Dispatch. 1t is driven to special
pleading, and would not do so upon any
other hypothesis than the position taken by
the so-calledu Conservative state conven-
ton. That places the piebald mixture Of
of odds and ends which form the so.called
Conservative party upon the high platform
of no principles, except to beat the Repub-
lican party. 1t simply plays for the loaves
and fishes, and makes all of its party keno
machine to put aspirants into office. Our
material interests are all wilfully ignored,
that Mr.. Daniel and his clique of old fogies
may control this state.
To effect this, every neighborhood has
been parcelled out to centurions, and cap
tains of twenties and whippers.in OF tens.
Has Virginia sunk so low as to be no more
free or respected than were the slaves upon
a sugar plantation All our people need
is to see the attempted degradation, to
sparn it as they would dog.
= 5i.l f.ttttI DJOGENES
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DIED.

O'BRIEN.-At12.3O Saturday morng the goth
instant, MRS. HONORA O'BR1EN, aged Ga
years, native of Firmoy county Cork, Ire
land. She was fond and affectionate moth
er.
The friends and acquaintance of NJ. J. and W.
8. O'Brien are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from the corner of Third and jackson
streets SUNDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
WADE,--The funeral of Mrs. M. ELLEN
WADE. wife of VIM. f. Wade, will take place
from st. Marks Church, TOMORROW
AFTERNOON, at 8 o'clock The friends and
acquaintance of the family are invited to at
tend ~, .F ~
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A Probable Change In Cuban Aft air
Very Interesting EK~C0nfederRt'

A Probable Change In Cuban AT airs
Very Interesting Ex-C0nfederRte
Quarrel.
Colonel Hinton writes thus to the Bos'
ton Globe from Washington:
In circles here at all likely to know any
thing OF Cuban matters, there is a convic-
ton, founded, apparently, on information
carefully kept from the public, that a
serious and favorable change is taking place
in the relations of the republic of Cuba,
the United States and Spain. Gentlemen
who have been the steadfest friends of the
Cubans have, within few days, been as
sured that the revolution needs only to
give proof of active vitality for
short time longer to be able to receive
most important aid from the exterior.
These assurances have come direct from
persons known to be in intimate relations
with the President. The character of
such prospective aid is not stated, but all
surmise naturally lead to some diplomatic
solution, arranged between the United
States and Spain. In the meanwhile, the
Cubans are advised on all hands to ''push
things" This they are vigorously doing.
Expeditions are under way from various
directions, the control and management Of
which rest, it is whispered, in the hands
of one of the most competent ex.
Confederate generals, now residing in New
Orleans, who is on most friendly terms
with the President. IN h n e -t II.
One of the papers here has an editorial
giving an amusing account OF the quarrels
| of two exc Confederate officers, the Messrs.
Pickett, one of whom, it will be remem-
bered, sold to the United States the rebel
/ -. a I N ~ e. = L..
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THE New POSTAL CARDs.-By the
terms of the contract, the Morgan Envel-
ope company, of Springfield, Massachu-
sets, are to have 100000 of the new
postal cards ready for delivery on the LIST
of May. The law calls for 200, 900 for the
first year, but the postmaster-general is of
the opinion that one-third more will be
needed for that period. The card will be
by 81 inches in size, and will bear one
cent stamp and the water mark "U. S. p.
o. D." These cards will be of great ad-
vantage to photographers and steno-
graphers in corresponding with each other,
as ], 100 phonetic words can be written on
each of them.
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SHEEP KILLED BY DOGS IN KEN
TUCKY.--The auditors report states the
number of sheep killed by dogs in this
state during the year to have been q DIG,
valued at $59, 964! 1t is estimated that
many thousands were killed that We're
not reported to the assessors. 1t is a rea-
sonabie estimate, based on the returns to
the auditor, to say, that the value of the
sheep killed during the year by dogs was
at least eighty thousand dollars Louis
vile Commercial. a.
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Bay SEINE THREADl
az SEINE THREAD !A-aaNss

Having large lot of Seine Thread of all
qualities and numbers yet on hand, I will sell
the same at REDUCED PRICES rather than
to keepit over for next season las am deter
mined to have a new supply OF fresh Seine
Thread every season.. Also ON hand and for
sale at less than 1t can be purchased anywhere,
Patent and Soft Seine Irvine Lines and Corks,
Yellow and Black Oil Clothing, Cotton Yarns,
Knitting Cotton, Ropes of all sorts, sc. .4l
l.. NORTHWESTERN,
Importer of Seine Thread, Nos. 1905
ana l7O7 Franklin street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
ORDERS FOR HAUL SETNES will be re-
ceiyed and furnished at short notice for factory
prices. mh0
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What the Snow-Drifts i'm Minnesota
Are Like.

What the snow Drifts i'm Minnesota
Are Like.
It is impossible to form an adequate idea
of tho snow-drifts between st. Peter and
New Ulm without beholding the sight
with ones own eyes. The gentlemen who
went out on the pay train the other day
saw "Mikeu Hanley's army Of four hum
bred shovelers ct work on Young's Cut.
where the snow was from twenty-five to
thirty feet deep, covering even the telegraph
wire. The snow was shoyeled from one
terrace to another, until the men on the
fourth tier heaved it outside the cut. When
it is stated that this cut was twelve hum
bred feet long, the reader may family con-
ceive of the nature of the obstacles that
have beset railroads this winter. Mr..
Hanley expected to get through to New
Ulm in eight days, at the rate his force
was working. While the paymaster and
his party were viewing the spectacle the
shoyellers struck the stakes on the HAT
cars of construction train that had been
buried for several days out of sight in the
drift. Wu.oaa Republican Mimi.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Francis O. Robertson, an old citizen
of Norfolk, died yesterday.
1t is said that Mr.. Dabney Maupin, Of
Augusta county, has inherited large Eng
lish fortune.
Mr.. John Pick, German by birth,
aged about fifty years, committed suicide
in Campbell county last Monday, by taxi
ing poison. Financial troubles are the
supposed cause.
In twenty miles of Staunton, there is
an unlimited supply Of walnut, poplar,
curled maple, oak and timber of every sort
standing useless in the forest, for want OF
enterprise to saw and ship it.
"A meeting of the Virginia telegraph
company was held in Alexandria Thurs
day. W. d. Corse was elected treasurer,
vice George @. Wedderburn, resigned. 1t
is proposed by the company to build line
from Harrisonburg to Rawley Springs, in
time for the accommodation of guests this
summer. -tr re1-al
The porcelain works In Augusta
county which were once operated with some
success, have been sold to a company of
English gentlemen for between eighteen
and nineteen thousand dollars. These gen.
tlemen propose to commence the manufae-
ture Of fine porcelain ware on q large scale,
and skilled workmen will be procured
from England. 800 stfr2-,
On last Monday night the drug store
of j. Samuel Wimsett, at Hamilton, Lou
doun county, was discovered to be on fire,
caused, az supposed, from ashes thrown
from pipe, and before the flames were ex-
tinguished considerable damage was done,
and the loss Of drugs, &C., of Mr.. Wimsett
will probably amount to $500 to 5000. He
was insured in one of the Richmond (Va.)
comnanieS
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CEALED PROPOSALS ARE ASKED FOR
y BUILDING A RIP-RAP WALL, OF
GRANITE BUBBLE in front of the grounds
of the National Soldiers Home at Hampton,
Virginia, to protect the land from abrasions of
the water, extending about seven hundred and
twenty-five (725) lineal yards, on clay founda-
ton, the water an average of three feet along
the line the whole to rise one foot and a half
Qk) to one Q) according to the plan now
in the United States Engineers Office at Fort
Monroe, the whole to be built to the satisfaction
of the Engineer.
The proposals should state the pric per lneal
yard or foot The time of building will be
from the fifteenth of July to the first of Novem-
Der. ta aH@ fH ~ st1
The proposals should be sealed and directed
to the President of the Board of Managers of
the National Soldiers Home, on or before the
10th day of June, at Boston, {1
The Board of Managers reserve the right to
reject all bids but if any are accepted it will be
given to the lowest RESPONSE BILE bidder
The work will be paid for as it is approved
upon certificate of the Engineer, twenty-five
per cent. being reserved as a guarantee for the
fufillment of the contract.
BY order of the Board of Managers National
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
Marc 25--l aw4w 9,.r ees ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The estate Journal - will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, If
name and address is left at our office, Ola I-2
Main street, and in Petersburg If left it'll
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale in this city ut q. #. Johnston's, 9IS Main
street; Wyatt & Minors, SI7 Broad street;
News stand Mt Ford's hotel; Leon Schaap's
I4Oc Main street, and at our counter.
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se- $4,000.

Will be distributed this year to the subscri
bers for the AMERICAN WORKING PEG
PIE, a large qnarto, l6 page Monthly, costing
but 81. 80 per year. 1t gives premium to every
subscriber, varying from rs cents in value up to
~, IS, $40, 800, 800, 1900, and $500 in Green
backs, besides Watches, Sewing Machines,
Parlor Organs and numerous other premiums
of value. Send for specimen and circulars to
e CAPRON & CO.,
NH 6-3m Pittsburg, Pa.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., March 2S.--On
cial district, judge of the supreme
court of this state, has issued All
order restraining and enjoining the COM
missioners from selling the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford railroad, now adj
vertised to be sold on the 10th Of April,
under a decree Of the supreme court of
New Hanover county.
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Fires and Loss of Life.

CHEYENNE, WYOMING, March 29.-
A fire has occurred here which destroyed
$50, 900 worth of property. The supposed
incendiary has been arrested.
TACOMA, N. H., March 2a.-The house
of Joseph Swain, at Milford village, was
burned this morning. Mrs. Swain, aged
50, was burned to death, and Mr.. Swain
was severely burned in trying to save
her
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CANE PRESENTATION George
w. Munford, clerk of the House COM
mttee Of the Judiciary, was this morning
made the recipient of fine walking
cane, the gift of the members OF
the committee. 1t was presented
by Mr.. Brooke, chairman of the
committee, in appropriate terms, and
received by the General in a most cordial
response. The cane is ebony, with a
handsomely carved gold head, which
bears the following inscription ITO Gem
eral George w. Munford, from Judiciary
Committee, House Delegates of Va.
1873" -'s
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pag-OLD WHISKY! OLD WHISKY

neFOLD WHISKY! OLD WHISKY |!
JOHN X. MOLLOY,
CORNER MAIN AND 2SRD STREETS.
90 Barrels, five years old, made out OF
CANADA RYE, 1865.
20 Barrels, of his own brand xxx MATTED
RYE.
Also Pinet Castillion and James Hennessey
& Go. COGNAC BRANDIES, of 1855
Port and Sherry Wines, Fish Gin, sc. &c.
The above liquors will be sold in quantities
desired,
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The President and family did not go
to New York last night, Notwithstanding
the assertion of the morning papers that
they did. He intends to 60 to New York
on private business for few days just as
soon as his official duties will permit. The
announcement that he left for New York
last night prevented the usual number Of
visitors from calling, and consequently the
White House had quite deserted appear
ance to-day.
Miss Phoebe Cousins is an applicant
for the position of postmistress at St.
Louis.