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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01
CANDIDATES.


For Criminal sheriff, Col. Chas. Z. kailey
The gentleman " hose name heads this article has
been presented 10 his fellow citizens candidate
Tor the office OF Criminal Sheriff. native oi this
ctv OF lis oldest and most respected merchants,
educated for the bar and known far and wide AS d
generous warm hearted and patriotic nIan II IS not
surprising that the mention Of his name III conntc-
ton with office which he il qualified iar and
worthy Ia fill, has aroused the warm feelings Of ms
numerous friends who will all honorable efforts
~ secure his nomination and election
Opposed thu. far to Col Eailes, "A candidate Tor
the office Of Criminal sheriff notably Col Patton
the present incumbent and Mr.. Wur berger, who
entity held the office No matter what may bt
the personal Meilts Of these gentlemen, tl"t nave
been amply rewarded and they should both. As good
citizens ana enlightened paItizans be conteLted 10
take back seat and make room Tor Others, VINO 10
say the least have good claims a. they e'er had L"
til. cansi tsra ton OF their fellow citizens
bis Just view Of the subject will strike Inc aftei
zion of fhe patriotic and enl ghtened voters 81 this
city who while willing TO reward inei1t are moi ~
poseu 10 heap riches and honors on thoas Who have
already been loaded with favors
The friends of Col Railey rely upo,. hi. merits his
fitness for tie Office and the unb ught -aTtrhge OF his
fellow citizens, Ia secure his election
Il 1T TENTH WARD.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE RED
RIVER COUNTRY.
HANGING OF The CUUSHATrA PRlS-
ONERS.

SHREVEPORT, Aug. 3i.-The air is fiil Of rU-
mors concerning the Couskatta trcahes, but
none of them can be traced TO reliable source.
\ gentleman who left Coushatta yesterday morr.-
ing reports all quiet there, ana the citu.H, were
discussing the propriety of removing the prison
ers to Shreveport. II is reported today that the
prisoners we're intercepted near wansheld by
part, of Texans, and hane I'd, but the driver Of
the Mansfield stage, which has just ani,ed, pro-
nounces the report entirely uutoun,td.
The Shreveport Times has just received the
following special from Minden "A gentleman
just from Red River, says that the company OF
men who started to Shreveport with the Conshat-
Ia prisoners were oycrta, en- twenty three miles
below Shreveport vest, rJay Sunday evening,
about 3 o'clock, by forty or fifty armed mon, sup
posed to be Texans from beyond the Sabine, who
took the prisoners out Of the hands Il Tho guard
and killed Homer Twitchcll, Bob Dewecs and
Frank Edgerton, on tho sIol; tho other three,
Howell, Holland and Willis escaped, bus were re-
captured, and are supposed TO have shared the
same fate.
port. and selected the men to take change Of the
company that was u guard them Every pre-
caution was taken believed necessary 10 insure
their safety. The citizens were sati.hcd with the
assurances that they would leave tho State, and
did not desire to take harsh mtaapIes. The
Texans swore that they did not intend 10 have
such id scoundrols hunting homes IN their
State.
The gentleman from whom We gather this in
formation says he saw ahS dead bellies u tho
three aforementioned parties.
This dispatch il not generally credited here, as
various y rites have arrived to-day nom Mans
field, eachi and Kingston, who must have
passed near the scene Of the murders, and they
bring no information on the subject Strong
hopes are entertained that this report, hike the
a earlier ones NAV prove untrue.
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The N. o., N. and T. r. II. Case.

Jud ye Woods, Of the United States Circuit
Court, arrived in the city Sunday, and yester
day morning held court in chambers, for the
purpose of passing on the rule taken some time
ago by J.Q. A. Fellows TO set aside the restrain
ing orders issued in the case Of Ames vs.
Cohen ct ais, and directed = Sheriff Martin,
of the parish Of Jefferson, commanding him
not to interfere with the rights Of petitioner in
his possession Of the N o., NJ. AM T. II. H.,
as also the motion to dissolve the injunction
on which the orders were based
After lo,g argument, Judge Woods con-
tinued the rule in reference to the injunction un
til the third Monday in November, and ordered
that the restraining orders remain in force
until that time.
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WANTS..

TANTED-A COTTAGE HOUSE OF FIVE
W rooms, with good yard and water, situated be
tween St Charles Magazine II Mary and First SITS
AID, ress . L nant Bulletin office. 81
MISREPRESENTATION AS HOUSEKEEPER
w cook washer and iIoner for mother and daughter
in a bachelors hou {; both white and natives Of New
Or1ear- Good references win be given. AddI es-
Bulletin office, three DAYS ID. l..
au39 81
NTAN ED--A PURCHASER FOR A SEWING
W Machine, new using two III spools. and
making three different kinds of stitches either lock
stitch cm ,Ioders stitch chain stitch Price,
500 Can be at No. 81 PrS taliia street
au30 Pr
WANTED - SITUATION - BY 4 DRUG
w clerk of eighteen year. eXpcri, nee in the bus-
ness and graduate of Phiadep ha College OF Phar-
macy. well painted with country drag st- in
North Louisiana iexa- and Mssi -aipi; is cn petent
TO take charge Of any pat Of the drug department,
retail Wholesale. Adlrts, Bulletin Office.
References-Messrs. FreherIcksnn q Harte New
Orleans; Har,iaway 4 Co, Nicksburg, Miss, and
others if required. au3d 81
NTANrED-TO BORROW $3.50 TO 5000 THE
W best security given and liberal rate of inter
G.. paid For particulars address Transaction, at
this au.o Ut
1TANIED-BY NAN or FAMILY. HAy,
w ing but arm situation as Entry Clur
Waterman, or any capacity whore lie can make
himself a--f ii. Satisfactory references can DC gwen
Address B., at tbs Office au26 II
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We know Of no more complete fancy grocery
store in our city, than that of J. Remand &
Co., at the corner of Camp and Julia streets.
Nessrs. Remand Fry, since they opened their
establishment, up to the present day have, by
their judicious management and careful selection
OF goods, built up steadily increasing trade,
with the best class of our citizens. To bny at
Remand X Co. is a guarantee for satisfaction,
as all Of their goods are choice and selected by
themselves. Try J. X. Remand Il Co., and be
happy.
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We request tho attention Of those concerned 10
the advertBcmo Mt headed Insurance Of Debts :"
Mr.. Reads plan OF adapting life insurance TO this
purpose has been fully and practically tested,
and il Endorsed by our leading banks, factors and
wholesale merchants cheap, IN, otive and abso-
Iutelv secure.
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The fame u that artistic and finished house
and sign painter, Mr.. Toby Hart, has gone far
and wide, and hir is q perfoet household
word The exquisite and tasteful designs Of
Tobg are peculiarly his own, and the finishing
par EXCHANGE" in tho line Of painting There
can be doubt but that the brush was Toby's
destiny and we'll, indeed has he Carried it ont
No Is Commerce Place il the locality 10 find
him.
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EDUCATION.


URINARY, GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL,
L $40 Josephine street, between Prytania and
81. Charles streets. Tne tffln Annual T. rn Ut this
school will commence on MONDAY September Z,
1874. limited number OF boarding pupils will
be rsceiyed. he object Of the Principal will he
to make this department Hone School for Gills.
An advance class in Rhetoric. Composition and
Literature will be formed tor Young Ladies.
Hours Of attendance, for this class, from L. VI.
tu4P N. Circulars containing terms etc, can
b obtained Mt the School from
au3O Im&eSuo f. MATHEWS, Principsl
nEABoDY HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
with Preparatory Department, No. % Coliseum
street second Annual SESSION opens TUES
DAY, september 1, lsii For terms, etc, apply
a4 tue scuool, to h. x. SIAN,
au23 I.t Principal.
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MEssRs RICE Bros & Co. stand to dav among
the ieadiug hardware houses IN the South, and
have in the past few Pea developed rapidly II
business extended u rousnou, the Southern
States. In the hardware department. there il
constantly in store a large and varied assortment
Of domestic Manufacture and foreign Importa-
ton all OF the most approved quality and brands,
strict attention beng paid 20 builders hardware,
such locks bolt-, hinge. screws, nails, crates,
ctc. In the branch devoted 70 stoves. such az
heating and cooking stoves and ranges, IcluI-
ing the celebrated Warren double oven range
tcw stocks Immense, and chief among all
stands out III salient relief the Charter Oak
glove, which, crowned with the triumphs Of
many closely contested feds, Ill the shape Of
gold and silver medal decorations diplomas and
blue ribbons. of which latter flag might be
wrought, covering with III graceful and hon'ra-
bic adornment one or more OF the largest dlnen
sion.. more eloqJeDty tiunts ITS own WORTH
tnau any IauuatOrv yrntnents W can bestUw.
The stores Nos. 70 and 81 Camp street, con
tanning the tin AID japan ware is under the val
liable supervision aud rol Of Mr. j. Born, who
il not only acquainted viii the every minu'ia u
the business but who also is poss- see.l Of keen
sense Of mercantile lie, and is in every way a
most valuable &C ,,uiritIon to the house.
Irrespective Of tn 90 domestic appurte-
nances, they import largely OF cutlery iron,
tin-p.ale, and foreign hardware, from the
renowned factories of B.rningha and Sh. field
snd otner Co tIHsnta marts, adding a magnI-
cent supply OF nUuse-fui uisiilng goods OF
the finest material, cha.test CONSTRUCTION, and
mos, elaborate embeii,nment. a.
III III Mr.. Ferguson, Ntio presi,Xk the
office IL III CIV ny respect calculated not only TO
give stimulus To the business, but lie iesev. ~
regard appreciated b. the numerous patrons of
tie esta BASEMENT whose fortune it is to be
oranght into contact With hIn.
Al III ell, the establish dent Of Rice Brothers
a>Co. lie th 'nghIy ei u223d Nth merit, aad L.
most judlciousiy appointed 10 every regard.
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HARDWARE, ETC.-Oi tae great hardware es~
adjustments OF this city there ls not one that
can excel that Of Mesris. A. Baldwin IL Co.,
successors to the old house OF Slocomb, Baldwin
& Co. Their extensive establishment cnbrac-
ing the splendid stores, No ~ Canal street, and
81, SO and 81 Common street, are filed TO rep O.
ton with the choicest and beet selected stock OF
hardware, guns, locks cutlery, nails, steel, iron,
castings, sp ides, tnware, paints, oils and every
thug that hrst-clas- establishment Of tbs kind
generally contains They are also the agents Of
the celebrated Carers 0ins Coates boiler irou
Valentine & Buffers safes, and Brookcs cut
nails and spkes. Read the advertisements.
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To the Democratic and COnss ryative Voters
of the Parish Of Or. aus-As gentleman and La
boring man who has always proved faithful, honest
and competent and a LOuisaDian ready to
serve his party and PEG, le announce the name Of
COL. EUGENE WAGGAMAN. as a candidate for
Civil Sheriff of this parish at the coming election
subject to the action Of the Democratic Parish Con
vtnton.
auls If MANY VOTERS.
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l.. GRUNEwALps MUSIC AND PIANO House
This establishment. Is probably the largest OF the
kind in the United States and comprises three
distinct departments, each in charge of coInpe-
tent and attentive clerks under Mr.. GrunewalJ 5
personal superintendent The frstdepartnent,
piano and organ. contains an assortment Of over
one hundred instruments from the leading manu-
factories of the new and old world. The font
rank is occupied by the world-renowhed and IN
surpassed ntelnway pianos. rrpresentei by n
dozen different styies Of the grand upright and
square pattern.
hese pianos are usf by the principal concert
piansts, and enjoy sucl an envlabie repuiati n
that no praise of ours Is necessary. Next comes
their celebrated Baltimore pianos made by Knabe
( Co., wis 81 factory has bt III succ. sstu o,
alton for over thirty years, and whos,Api /. os
have all the excellent uuaaties Of hrst-pa IS H.
struments. Another large factory reprc secuted
by this genil man is that Of H. brc. In
New York. Tl-dr pianos, although row plrce |,
Arc good roned, durable and perfectly reliab g.
OF upright or ss-cale3 cottage ,lanos- He as
always in store p fh ,ice and ever popu.Ar
WevtexmeyeS W IAN.
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For Criminal sheriff-The many Friends OF
J. +. GUILLOTTE, Esq, propose TO submit his
a candidate for Criminal Sheriff, SUBJECT to
til. tion OF the Democratic Parish Convention
81 too, MANY FRIENDS.
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The CHAMPION OF THE WohLD-T The Ne,c Inner
icon .Setring 4Nuctine. -Thls wonderful machine
is now to be seen in full and complete operation
at No. $50 Canal street visit to this popular
and attractive emporium, viii convince the
most skeptcal tha' this sewing machine
possesses all the advantages claimed for it
III the advertisement, III another column of this
paper. For thoroughness Of work, ease Of opera
ton, simplicity Of construction, rela bility and
du ability, it cannot BE- beat. Ever since the ge-
MUS Of its in, entor snatched 1t We're, from
the hand OF the plying seamstress the slow, dull,
plodding
Stitch, stitch, stcb,"
and substituted III its stead the gracious machine
tina, no longer forced her to sit " III nnwomanly
rags, laboriousy at work Oh
"Gusset, and seam, and band"
No sewing achine in the market has, in such a
short time, advanced III public favor az the New
American, and those in need of them should not
delay in sending in their address calling at the
rooms, No. 1880 Canal street. Mr. Berry, the
agent. will spare pains to convince the pubic
Of the truth Of the above statement.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ancient Order Hibernians, First Division
The REGULAR meeting Of this Div ision will take place
WEDNESDAY, September Cd at u O'clock. +.
NJ. at their hall corner Common and Derbigny
reefs. NJ. FINNERIN, President.
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The BEsT.-Who has not heard Of D. lopez
IF auy, speak, for he IL ignorant. Why, the
chocolate of L,bez III AZ CO lebrated AZ il the
fame Of Napoleon. And that mead Why it's
just the best thing ice that ever heard OF.
Then c0r"ee the pastry AZ rich az cream and as
light as the zephyrs OF sp ,ag, fanked by co'gec-
fiO1ts OF direct Importation, choice and rare IN
their selection. the restaurant connected with
this establishment il second TO nome IN the city,
and if one wants 70 obtain good and we'll
cooked meal why 40 70 ID. Lopez's
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All Persons Having Claims Against or
owing sums TO the estate Of VIM. H. BELL, will
please present their claims to- settle their accounts
with A. HILL and Z. Il. MIDDLEMASS
au30 l0t Executors 40 Carcndeiet street
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Do You LIKE GooD HAT?-Why if 80 go i'm
mediately where you can get one for mere song.
That popular and reliable clothing house Of
Messrs II Il. Stevens Co., at the corner of st
Charles and Common streets, are now selling out
their entire stock at below New York cost prize
Go at once and see Tor yonrse veg, and ii You are
not pleased then you are certainly dead broke
and don't want to buy. Don't lt!'
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Criminal ShcriH-The many friends Of Col.
CHAS. Rally propose to submit his
candidate for Criminal Sheriff at the coming election
au20 If MANY FRIENDS.
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Paralysis prevails here Almost like an cpl
deinic. sure preventive is 10 drink six or eight
haf-pint tumblrs full daily OF Mineral Spring
Water hhesda, Blue Lick and Cooper's Well,
using sther s.imulanfs. Only : cents PEI
glas. seeeats p g1llpa.
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LNOR kENT-A FOURSTOkY BRICK STORE
- NO ~ Common street, opposite City Hotel. The
lower door vi store rs Common stree. and the two
story frame dwelling, ~ Da phne, Is ,lanad
sire Is Apply " q. HOPKINS, 2s Union street.
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The following named persons will call at 80
Canal street this morning, at $50 o'clock, for
the purpose, Of proceeding to the Office Of Judge
Woods, in the Gu ,tom- House, 10 be qualified
rs United States Supervisors Of Registration
ORLEANS PARISH.
First Ward James Sullivan.
Second Ward William r. Murphy.
Third Ward William McGarey.
Fourth-Thomas Birmingham.
Fifth Ward Zach Bachernin.
Sixth Ward &. A. VOORHEES,.
Seventh Ward Octave Ballet.
Eighth Ward-Patrick Sullivan.
Ninth Ward Alfred Vcau.
Tenth aId-Ntd Flood.
Eleventh. Ward r. +. Wolfe.
Twelfth Ward-F. X. Southmayd.
Thirteenth Ward William II. james.
Fourteenth Ward !. II. W. Mason.
Fifteenth Ward-D II. Common.
Andare requested to call for their appoint
ments at 10 A. NJ. this day, at the office of
Judge Woods.
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NOR RENT OR FOR SALE-THE ELEGANT
large two 81 Try residence, No. iG6 ia. son street
in perfect oide cOmmodious bath rooms, and
every con venir nee and comfort for large family
Call and Examine, and for further pa Ii apply
on the premises Or u JAS NJ. PUTNAM,
p ,f.rs and Gust plouu .fr
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Provisions AND WESTERN PRODUCE. Those
Young merchants, active, energetic and enterprs-
ing, Messis. Finne' Shoehan X Russ. 81 Poydrae
street, have already acquired position among
the foremost in their line of trade. They have
placed themselves alongside of the oldest 'and
most experienced IN the business, and occupy a
position to-day that is IN the highest degree,
creditable and honorable to themselves. We take
great pleasure III directing the attention of the
trade To their advertisement III another column.
from which it will he seen that they have large
and eomprt hensiSe stock of PROV .ions and West
ern produce.
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Hon. VIM II. Trcscott, who was Assistant
Secretary of State under President Buchanan,
has announced himself . candidate for Con
gress in the Third District, South Carolina.
now represented by Elliott, colored.
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The GnKKs-Kooa, No. 7 COMMERCIAL PLACE.
This pUpuiar resort Of our spiritually Inclined
fellow citizens will reopen On Tuesday, the LIST OF
Sc ,ternber, at the ususl hour. all you have
10 d IL 20 place your hands on the counter,
look very soiernn, and Charley Miltemore wi1
RAISE the spirits at any time. providing
liz needless for us ~ say that the choicest
y nes and liquors are Always kept On hand,
most OF our citizens at one time or an
other have paid visit to the Green Room, and
are well satisfied Of this fact az arc.
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1fOR KENr-THE DESIRABLE COTTAGE,
II seven rooms, gas throughout, in nice order,
167 Second, near Magazine street possession given
October L. Two story residence on Dryades, near
Washington Avenue six rooms immediate pos
session Single cottage 277 Harmony, between Pry
tania and ST. Charles streets six rooms immediate
possession. Apply TO WIN. Ii. SEYMOUR, ~ Gus
tonhOuse street au- I'm
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The Tiger Club will assemble at Headquarters
on Tuesday evening, to join in procession with
other clubs, and march To the Varieties Theatre
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ITO RkNT-THE LARGE IHHEk-oIOKl
i store, No. IS Canal street, now occupied by
Mr.. p. MalOchee Possession given on LIST October.
Apply ~ /. BLOOM CO. corner Magazine and
NatChez streeta a,I2 I'm
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Hall Of First Ward Central Democratic Club
browns Hall, on Melpoinen between st. Cha les
AMI Prytania sts-N.w Orleans Aug. 80 ls.I-The
officers and members of this club hereb' notified
70 attend meeting in the above hall, on THURS
DAY September 3 II I clock, =. NJ.
Al auxiliary clubs of the ward invited TO be
present as business eff the utmost Importance will be
brought before the meeting Mr.. r. Ii. Mari by re-
quest VIII address the meeting
By order: JAS. H. GROVER, President.
D. MCCARTHY Secretary au30 IT
Rasitica tiOD--SecOnd Wnrd-TO the Demo-
cratic and Conservative voters of the Second Ward
The Central Club will assemble at the new Wigwan,
corner OF st Charles and CalIiope streets, TUES
DAY Sept. l. at o'clock =. 81. To proceed in pro-
ces.ion to he Ratification Meeting at the Varieties
Theatre. Auxii ny clubs invited
The regular meeting of the Central Club will be
held at the Wigwam WEDNESDAY, sept 2,
at y clock p NJ W. T. HOUSTON,
President Second w ard Central Democratic Club.
p j. SULLIVAN Secretary. au30 2t
Crescent City White League, Attention
The officers and memb,r Is of this League hereby
order to assemble at head quarters at Eagle Hall
on TUESDAY EVENING, Septem er LIST AT 6t
prom TN. The members OF the different sections
report at the above time and place to their sepa-
rate commanders.
Bus ness important
fv order: F. N. OGDEN, President.
T LEE SfiUTE Secretary. aI30 1T
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance or Endorsed by some responsible
party.
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VUvO PENTHOUSE NO. 1874 CANAL STREET
i between St CbArl aud Carond lot sire Is. II
desirable upper and lower floors Will be rented sepa
Tately. Apply ON the premises. aul4 2m
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TeutODin National Bank NJ

TeutODin National Bank - New Orleans,
August % Is.4 - Notice-Au hority having been
reeeive.. from the Comptroller of he Currency for
this Bank 70 % into voluntary liz niaton the Share
hoOers will please call at the Banking House, on
to vor. for liquidation All deposito,s and other
creditors are requested 10 withlr," their balances
and present their claims for settlement ample funds
being in hand for payment.
au}0 II JAS. j. TARLETON Cashier.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
IN witt out board in q desirable iocay, with tie
comf0rts Of home con he had m,rerat. terms at
23 St Charles st cot. 81 IT.