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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04
Correspondence of the Beacon.)
ST.. CLEMENTS BAY, June 90, 1878.

ST.. CLEMENTS BAY, June %, 1878.
.Nessrs. Editors Il took trip down
to the handsome and popular Summer
Resort of Col. r. Johnson Cotton at
Longworth Point, IN company with your
Chief Justice, where we arrived about
ten o'clock and found the Colonel in
fine spirits and enjoying good health and
glad 10 see us. We met with very
kind and cordial reception and were
very pleasantly and beautifully enter
tanned. He has a large, new and COM
modious building, comfortably and con-
veniently arranged and capable OF ac-
commodating about one hundred guests.
The rooms are all neatly and tastefully
furnished with all the appliances neces-
sarv for comfort and convenience. His
office is neatly and artistically fitted up
and conveniently arranged and he has
everything necessary for the accommo-
dation of his guests. All who are in
search Of ease, health or comfort should
90 to Colton's, where they can find all
the conveniences Of both sea and land.
lie has everything to tempt The palate
and lull repose. His table is always
filled with all the delicacies of the sea-
son as we'll as the necessaries of life,
and lie has a crowd OF polite and intel
Ilgent walters always ready TO wait upon
them. In the evening we walked out
to his pasture to look at his blooded
stock, and think that I can safely say
that they are the finest LOT in the coun-
ty. He also has large flock of very
fine Southdowns, and he has lately i'm
ported three Canadian lambs which cost
him twenty-five dollars piece. They
are beauties. We then returned to the
house where we met the ladies, b.
whom we were very pleasantly enter
tanned until one of the young men OF
the neighborhood who had been capti-
waited by their bright eyes and winning
ways made his appearance, when we
had TO take a back seat and enjoy our
selves by listening TO his lively and en-
PERTAINING conversation and gazing upon
the beauties of the place. The bios
SONS were in full bloom and very beau
tiful, especially the "VIolets, and some
of the ladies said that they thought they
looked better and appeared more beau
tiful when by the side Of Wood" In
the morning after breakfast we took
leave of our host and his pleasant com
pany very well pleased with our visit
but sorry to part from such kind and
pleasant company, and started en- route
for the far famed metropolis ofthe coun'
,v HoT Box.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04

GEg. GRAKT.-AIready we see in
some Of the journals pictures Of Gen.
Grant as the man on horseback who, at
The point Of the sword, is 10 preserve
the peace and renew the prosperity Of
this country. Such things would de-
serve no comment, and might properly
be regarded as contemplate, were there
no reason to suppose that they are graf
flying to Gen. Grant himself-that they
wake an answering echo in his breast.
Il is TO be observed that they appear
in journals Of The most sycoPhantie or
der-in quarters where the only desire
is oburn the incense most acceptable
TO the hero Of their nIan-worshIp. The
conductors of such papers are likely to
know what is pleasing to Gen. Grant.
Grant is said by those who know him
best greatly to have changed. His ma.
ture has become desPOtic; his ambition
is unlimited. We all know that he was
not a candidate in 1876 only because
he could not get a nomination. He
manifested no respect whatever for the
traditions, held sacred by the people,
almost as a part of the Constitution,
which had prevented his predecessors,
from the time Of Washington's example,
from seeking a third term. This shows
that he then Indulged an ambition IN
ordinate and hithertofore unknown in
the history of this country. II is not
likely that Gen. Grant love Of power
has diminished during his residence
abroad. His contact with the monar-
chral institutions of the Old World could
have no effect upon a nature like his
but TO make him anxious to engrait
them on his own country, with himself
for King or Emperor. We sincerely
believe that among the practical dan
gers which threaten our free institu-
lions is in attempt by Gen. Grant, II
he should again be elected President, to
overthrow them. He is every whit as
ambitious a man as Louis Napoleon
was. We fear he is as unscrupulous.
Louis Napoleon proiessed at one time
to be as much a Republican as Gen.
Grant processes to be now. His first
step towards empire was an extension
of his term as President-the same
which Gen. Grant has already attempt
ed. If a Republican National Conven-
ton were to be held now, Gen. Grant
would be a very formidable candidate
for the nomination. The Republicans
have a very limited number of states
men from among whom a candidate
would be taken. Mr.. Conkling has lost
caste by letting pass unimproved his
recent extraordinarily great opportunity.
Then he is a stiIted candidate, and the
masses have no disposition to touch a
man on stills. Blaine, indisputably a
man Of talent, an orator, a cunning pol
ltician, possessing many popular atri-
butes, unfortunately has touched money
which has stuck to his hands, and made
him rich 10 the dIsparagement Of his
nobler fame. So we see that Grant is
a nearer and greater danger than might
at first be supposed. Should he be
nominated, the real issue would be :
Grant not at all, or Grant for life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04

THE STRUGGLE FOR THE BALTIMORE
MAYoRALTY.-There are no less than
FIVE political or economic organizations
in Baltimore city now IN battle array to
secure the prize left open for contest By
the death of Mayor Kane, namely, the
Democratic, Republican, Temperance,
Workingmen's. Greenback and Social
Labor parties. The democrats, Of course.
will distance each and all of them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04

ACCIDENT TO WASHINGTON FIRE
MAN.-WashIngton, d. C..-I have re-
Gently been cured of q severely painful
leg. broken some years since, and which
became Of late very painful. Two ap-
plications OF Keller's Roman LinIment
effected speedy and thorough cure
John D. Angell. No > Engine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
George II. Kyle
VS..
Benz. g. Harris ct al.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's
county, sitting as Court of Equity.
No. $50 N. E.
nRDERED this 2ud day Of July,
u 1873, that the sale made and re-
parted by Joseph II. Key and Robert
G. Combs, Trustees in this cause, he
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be- shown on or before the
4th Monday of July, 1873; provided a
copy of this order he published in the
St. Mays BEACON, once week for
three successive weeks prior to the said
4th Monday Of July.
The report states the land sold for
Sl,O05.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy, Test =
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
July 4, ls7s-Sw.
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LOCAL DoTrINcs.
n.nmsneerSsSt nistinstisnr.


From a notice ia the Peoples Toics Of II,
Commencement Exercises at the Hannah Noo,.
Academy, ReistCrstown, Nd, We find uen,ir,
of Miss Ida C. Kirk, Of this county, as The r,,i
u;rpt Of two Honors and also first premium r.,
diligence. At the Academy Of the Visitation,
Frederick, Nd, Second Honors were conferred
,,s,on Miss Annie VI. Stone and Miss Minnie Leach
a. st Mary's, and first and second premiums pr3
preu,iuns for improvement were awarded to sane
md TO Miss weZi King and Miss Katie Leach
also az shfs county. Mis- Mona Howard and
Mis-, Cecilia Harrison, OfSt. Mays, obtained.
we notice in the baltimore papers, honorable
mention in their different studies at the NJ, Do
sales Commencement, but having no catalogue
at present we are unable to name the Glasses in
which they distinguished themselves. The NJ,
ST. Mary's boys from this county, six in nun
Der. namely, wiz and Bernard Moore, wn.
Gar WI. Gravel, ". ". Garner and F.
V. King, all received premiums fUt diligence and
advance in their Studies at the late Commence
ment at the Mountain College.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04
ST. xaTy's Resorts.

The usual Summer exodus from the ciiieg 70
different Potomac Summer Retreats has not yet
fairly commenced, but as the bot days have now
set in "for keeps" we are anticipating au early
commencement Of travel in this direction, and
more Of IL than usual. the different Resorts be-
ing made more attractive than ever, their eapa-
cities for entertainment much enlarged aud
prices being marked down TO GAIT the tines
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Geo. A. Simms
vs.
Elkauah Wise ct al.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary
county, sitting as a Court of Equity.
No. 424 n. Il.
ARDERED this 18th day of June,
- 1873, that the Auditors Report,
filed in this cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 4tb Monday
of July, 1873, provided copy of this
order be published ia the st. Mary's
BEACON, once a week for three success
sive weeks prior to the said 4th Mon:
day Of July.
]. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy, Test
]. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
July 4, 1878-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04
(CoskspOndence of the Beacon

.Messs Editors - had the pleasure
of attending an exhibition at the Ridge
Primary School on the 18th ult-, and
notwithstanding the warm weather, &
gOodIy number ofpersons were present,
Sas.l school Is in charge OF Mr. Geo. b
p. TsyIor, native Of South Carolina
and AN proud TO say that his pupils
acquitted themselves in very credita,
bic nanfier. Miss Pugh and Miss
Barnes. Of Philadelphia. and J. F. For.
rest, Of 81 InigOes', aided by MIR. J., IN
the way Of vocal and instrumental Tor
gan) mus which was delightful. The
following y The programme /:
God is love, Miss Edwards and Miss
Bayne.
The three RS, Miss Edwards, Mis.
Bayne and Master Wrightson.
Heaven, Miss Biscoe.
Harkl nv mothef's voice / hear
Miss Tennisson.
Parting, Miss Gale. Miss Edward:
and Master Dunbar.
What Rose will you have? Miss
Gale, Miss Barnes and Master Wright
son.
Three Opinions, Misses Bayne, Ed
wards and Gale.
How Matches are Made, Miss Gale
The Tardy Boy, Miss Edwards, Miss
Bayne and Master Barnes.
Tableau--Dead Child-three scenes
Hard. = = asiaeGale.
- HfssEd waras and
MasteT sgatsefy
Temperance Girl of st. Inigoes, Miss
Edwards, Masters Barnes and Edwards
Up, Up, Faint Heart, Miss Gale anc
Master Wrightson.
This world is all feeting show, Mis-:
Edwards.
misunderstanding 1.-two scenes
Captive's Dream-Miss Edwards.
Captive's Release, Miss Edwards
Miss Barnes, Misses Bayne and Master
Edwards.
Bashful Young Man. Masters Barnes
Edwards, Wnght>on and Misses Gale
Bayne, Edwards, Barnes, Tennisson.
That's Sunday, Misses Bayne ane
Edwards.
The exhibition commenced at II
O. clock, a. M, and closed at o'clock
p. m. There was an abundance OF con
fectionery and the same was dispensed
with lavish hand.
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ST. Hary's Female Seminary.

TIE commencement Of this institution oflrarn-
ing took place on Tuesday, June 2j;h. WcTcgrct
that we had nos :hc pleasure OF being present hut
from the terms in which all from our Town
who were on hand speak Of the entertainment, We
feel sure that was fully up to its usual high stand
ard. The parts taken by Misses Lizzie and Ne'tic
Thomas and Miss Carson are especially COM
mcnled, while all are spoken Of in the highest
terms as giving evidence Of thorough course
and careful training. The management Of Mrs
Thomas, assisted by An efficient corps oftc'ch"rs,
has made the Seminary one Of the best schools
for young ladies in the country. Its high stand
ing and healthy and delightful location recon-
mend 1t to the patronage Of all WHO have the
cause Of education and the good Of their children
at heart.
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Fer the SPRING..

Col. Niles and Lady len their home ia our
village on Tuesday morning last per Steamer
Sue for their usual Sumner sojourn at tie White
sulPher Springs, Greenbrier County, West Viz
GINA. The Colonel attributes his general good
health and freedom from malaTiaI attacks 70 bis
prolonged habit Of visiting the mountain Springs
Of Virginia and there remaining daring the Eos
months Of July and August
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04

THE BERLIN PEACE CoNGRESS.-The
Peace Congress is addressing itself Wig
orously to the work in hand, and it is
expected that the final delberation will
be signed by the 10th inst. Turkey
squrms good deal under the painful
operation of ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but she is
powerless TO resist the diplomatic sur
geons. who are looping off her rebel
Iious dependencies. Austria is about
to occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina, and
it Is expected that the troops will soon
cross the frontier. II is also SAID that
the Congress will declare the indePen-
dence Of Roumania. The British anti
slavery society has submitted memo
rial to Bismarck, asking him to submit
a resolution pledging the powers repre-
sented in the congress to the suppression
of the slave trade. The astounding
statement is made in this paper that the
traffic in slaves in eastern Africa des-
troys SOC, 900 lives annually.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04
MARRIED.

On the 9Th ultirno, by the Rev. Mr. Chesley,
WM T. CHESLEY to MARY =. LYON.
On the 9th ultinO, at the residence Of the
brides mother, Nv Rev. George ~ Berry, Mr.
GEO. T. FISH TO Miss IDA RUTH BOHANAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04

A successful man is generally healthy
man: and to preserve ones health, con-
slant care and the use Of that great pre-
ventive means Of disease should be
used-Keller's Vegetable Life Drops.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04

CoNsoLs.-The term ''consols" which
We see quoted in Eoreign telegraphic
markets, is . contraction for coasokda-
led funds. In 1856 the British Gov
eminent consolidated It's beaded debt
i-.c. one form, and this bonded debt is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04
ROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE Co. COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE Co. COMMISSIONERS,
Leonardtown, Md, June %, 1878.
TENHE Board OF County Commission
n ers will pay no account for re-
pairs on Public Roads without the same
has been done under the supervision Of
the Supervisor of the section in which
the repairs have been made and con-
tanned in his report. The following are
The prices allowed for labor, &c:
For men hands, per day, S1.00
Boys between Is s. IS yrs, I" rs
Cart and l yoke Of oxen, 100
2 {" $50
Horse and plow, 100
Two horses and pillow, $50
Shells per bushel, IL
By order,
10. =. MORGAN,
July 4, 1S7S-2. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-04
Kicked By . Esrse.

A young son Of Geo. " L. BUckIer, Esq,
aged about } years, was kicked by a horse On
Friday and was seriously, II not fatally injured.
The little sufferer was suH living at latest re-
ports, but no hopes are entertained Of his re-
covery. Our sympathies are with the parents
IN their distressing affection.
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The Fourth.

the kcurLh.
The Bethel entertainment, advertised else
where, will come of on the Fourth to-day and
will attract. we predict, splendid audience, the
inducements being Of character TO command
general turn out. II is stated that an excursion
party from Washington per steamer Thompson
will visit our village on the Fourth but We have
no means at this writing Of verifying the accura-
cy Of the report. II oar great Holiday is to b1
recognized at other points in the county, We have
not heard of it but we suppose that excursion
parties from the cities will visit as usual on the
Fourth most Of the Watering Places on the St
Mary's side OF the Potomac.
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containing
47O acres, more or less,

it being a part of the land sold and
conveyed to Henry Sothoron by Caro-
line Il. Hutchins. This land is in a
high state of cultivation and improve
ment and is well adapted to the growth
Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. 1t Is
WELL WATERED and timbered with
OAK, CHESTNUT, PINE, Sc, has a
FINE DWELLING with excellent
STABLES and BARNS in good repair.
Itlicsin Charlotte Hall district, st. Ma
rvs county, Maryland. Location healthy,
in a good neighborhood and convenient
to churches, mills, stores, etc.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed BY the decree, are: The
whole of the purchase money cash on
the day of sale.
When same shall have been paid, the
Trustees will execute n deed 10 the pur-
chaser, free, clear aud discharged Of all
claims of the parties to this suit aud OF
those claiming by, from or under them.
GEORGE BLACKSTONE,
ROBT. c. COMBS,
Trustees.
July 4, ls78-ts.
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ApSe!nsmsnt.

Appointment.
George Blackstone, Esq., has besH appointed
Auditor TO the Circuit Court Of our count! in
place Of r. G. Combs.
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Shoe Flies !.

Shoe Flies
The Hsd,pesasnf man talks IN inf;ite deaf q
nothing more than any man in all Southern Ma.
rvIand, and moreover, he is always tafSinE- rssll
besides, his jokes are twice as dull as other psO-
pies sermons, and altogether, we have not suf-
fciently recovered from the fatigue Of our late
mountain trip TO abolish him entirely We
shall probably take his scalp in our next, unless
he comes down With the promised excursion par
~ on the sth, in which case we shall let up
on him ana perhaps treat him 10 a rari'y-.s
much as he can eat. As the subioCi We wc:e lis
cussing with our Calvert brother when wr LETT
home has now grown stale, a".' farther hand
ling might lead to- -stioRal offences or his part
against the wiz commandment, We have thought
IL better not to lead him into flesh temptations
by rc-opening the TnAt'er again. Ia the u,ln-
while we forgive him and when he is ready to
step down and own up, we engage to acerPt his
apologies.
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Wheat Yield.

There hiss been very general disappointment,
IN our county in regard to the wheat yield in
this section Though grave misgi'ings were en-
tcrtaincd previous to harvest that the crop would
run short. few were prepared for the actual re-
suit. which is less than half Of the usual pro-
duet the average being under Eve bushels to one
OF seed There are, OF course, exceptional cases,
but except ia the cac reported in our last paper,
we have heard of no other instance which would
answer To brag on, and the exceptional cns'5
themselves show no larger average Of yield thfn
nine bushels TO one Of seed Farmers disagree NJ
to the character Of the blight but all unite in
opinion that worse wheat failure has not oVe1-
taken our county during the past twenty five
years.
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DIVINE SERVICE.

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath, July I.
Nj. Zion II ii. m. ST Paul's p. N.
July I. 1873. WM. II. BARNES, Pastor.
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtne of Decree Of the Circuit
II Court for Saint Mary's county,
sitting as a Court Of Equity, passed IN
a cause in which Dorothy A. turner
assignee Of Buchanan s Brooke, Ad-
miuistrators of Mamie Buchanan, i
complainant and Henry Sothoron Is De
PENDANT, and bearing date the 3Oth day
Of December, 1875, the undersigned
as Trustees. win offer at public sale, q
the Court House door, LeOnardtoWn'
on
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TERMS OF SALE,

July 4, le78-ts.
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Tuesday, the 18th OF Az
gust, 1879,

between the hours of u o'clock. m,
and 4 o'clock, p. m, tract or parcel
of land called and known as
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08
One ration is as follows

1'pound of -four, or pounds of mesl, or II
pounds Of griss. or 1 pound Of rice; .. .,..s
meats, or pound of lard.
t pound Of coffee, pound brown sugar, OF
pound Of whits sugar, 1 ounce Of tea.
The rations are given upon regulations
issued by the How srds, the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, the several Conference Of
the St. Vincent de Paul Society, the Police
authorities, Firemen's Charitable Association,
aud other Benevolent organizations. We un-
derstand that, owing to imperfect arrange
ments, parties with requisitiors are sometimes
compelled to wait around the depot, corner of
Magazine and Lafayette streets, for hours be-
fore they are attended to. This, it seems to us,
could be easily remedied by having several
depote; one, at least, for each District.
BOARD OF HEAL1H-This Board met last
Thursday night.
DR.. Bezou, inspector of the Third District,
reports the appearance of yellow fever in his
district during the pRkt month. Disinfectants
Immediately Used were car bolio aoid and sui
phurous acid, but this plan has so far proved
of no avail, cases recurring in the same prem
ises where fnmigation and disinfection have
been carefully, practised. Fifty four cases re.
ported during the month: So whites, 2 colored;
females II males 81; children 81; 80 natives Of
New Orleans; "a foreigners. Five cases recov-
cred, six died, leaving 43 cases under treat
meat.
Dr. John Il. Magruder, of the Fifth District,
(Algiers), reports that up to the middle Of Au-
gust no case of yellow fever had been reported.
There have been since q few cases and the fever
is steadily increasing. a great deal of sickness
among children. They have form of fever
that resembles yellow fever very much, but
differs from it in some few points. This fever
lasts from twenty-four hours to seven and
sometimes ten days without intermission. The
district is in as good sanitary condition ss can
be expected, and is by far healthier than any
part of the city.
DIR. B. A. Bayley, sanitary inspector of the
Sixth District, reports that out Of Q total of
100 cases of yellow fever in his district during
August, there were only IL deaths.
No reports were made by the Inspectors of
the First, Second and Fourth Districts, which
include all that part Of the city between Es
planade street and Louisiana avenue. It is in
these three Districts that all the yellow fever
cases, excepting the few above recorded, have
occurred 80 far,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08
RAFFLE.
COTTAGE ON THE LAKE SHORE
Splendid Law Library.
TWO PRIZES.

Tho Frame cottage above mentioned IL Atuated in
the town Of Vaudeville Parish Of St TSmmany. 1t 10
rails ed with brick and eoDtains four rooms
hall in the CENTRE and galleries front and rear eleven
feet wide and forty feet long also Kitchen ser
wants rooms Gtables and necessary outhouStS. 1t
from to tie Beach, 10 Steamboat Wharf Hotel and
Churches The grounds are large and shaded by oak,
magnolia, orange, tAIIow and other trees. A Aae
min eral spring alIo ciSteTn IL the place The
bathing 10 hr Esh in abundance, and only two hours
travel from New Orleans.
Tho catalogue Of the Law Books and sketch OF thu
Cottage also the plan Of the four lots of Rrouns
can be aeen at the offce Of ". P. FRERET. Real
Estato gent No. 8 Commercial Place. also at the
oface Of STUDAICZKA 4 SATALECK1, No. i3I
Common street. New Orleans, where the drawing VIII
take place the let day OF October. Due notice will
bo given 70 all through the daily papers OF
Ii time and hour Of the drawing. Tickets aSo can
bo obtained at the above named OhlceS.
The Cottage the rst priBe and the Law Books the
second prise therefore, the holder Of Ticket 10
entitled to chances in the rnhSs. Tho price OF
Ticket sS only Two Dollars and Fifty Cents tSS So
Two Thousand Tickets, for sale BY the following
gentlemen s,-1cur
No. I3I COmmon Street.
W. p. FRERET,
No. Commercial Place.
JOHNSON ARAEsTRONQ,
Etaticner, No. - Carondelot street,
ATWOOD VIOLET,
Cotton Factor, No. f92 GrRvter street..
THOS. MOODY
Corner Canal and Royal streets.
No. II 6oati stzsos.
eELLE 4 aGALOCHRE,
fyai An Ne. g 1o5 ~ sirlat.