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4 tHOICE VINES AND LIQUOk5. -bxAA-
~ DE5S ct = 1885. lfss, -os
i', lsa' DIAL, and ter ras, gar1aap
VINES on &c PsstUao saa.5 Side anu East Ind "a Sd
40 f9, OH 3aa Hua iTaHE NJ h.wl. SAsrr lid If-
@ ~ t'gta, Creme 30 Flor lie sl ~ lls7 AZ
uH4y oieT urndt3 CdamFague Hse Snsi Csrst
cases, 6i al 1da4loH.
fla.l ,um, Scotch Irsh Old Roanoke
Rye Nh.slg, BrsaiH Jorias OF
eseEv ssertrt Glker',. r nt esls is rvsrt NJ
" SFS anl lits, sar6 sa45t
a-ie ssrlus b- ioala. IN 'z.h tg pAp.r.
700 caaks PORTER snd ALI IEutf and 5fars
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MEDICAL,
NENuINE MEpIClNE WAREHOUSE, mo-

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, NO;
~ Isl CHARTE KSSTR EETJ. VIRGINIA co nav
every department Of their sS.sr nave
with the Of al the genuine popular
the United States, then constantly
With fresh ample nj rates far betty me ninai
By enabled TO ef' LOT he
ofrurohs tho assoent which can be o
city Having many IN the
sale Of Patent Nsdnes, they have acquired in for
rilnr liberal sale, and a p
upPy the trade sscsedngy low Lhai the rth
h 10 realize handsome hsngea'net g. hf .,
ffa ~ tQe be opud all or'ei o.
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINE, The 1gmg '' 'nla Ae
thar arnissd TO DE- slotr, uahh
twsu 70 twentyt chsspcttbanthen t1vt
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MlSCELlIANE OUS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT every body
READ IT.
NO. l.
r. r. R,
RfDIVfF'S REfDY RELIEF
mEP TA sT9RT q TIE WoRp THAT rs sTHrPen
s pHss
EEus Sii o fSia' ~ H. N
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
icy ease 70 she Ormeung sniago
10 TIE sfGK AND pAlN.eUpgEBglg or NEW
ORLEANS
Join n n,ssa y SS
saEE FiN IN FaaM FIRE. ra FIVE Misur EsL
1T HAS CURED
saE nNSTn 4sSS P S rS 81 ,6 RrTgyoRH0
NIinsIGh N aSf HeG SaS.
gIAGRHGA y slrrs5S eN,5grrzs.
sPas1Ao'F y y f 81 ssf GSGTss
ei Th FsVSs nv II yiiefissFS m yUTEs.
s ssaF TH s!ss \ ss gSge s gSUT2s
cGTs 60 Sbs Ros s sTss cofks SSFsrs bTssS
AbwsTs READY 19f RE i! ' s Rs5s paS
SICK HEADACHE
PA MAN ~ st aW TN or and fs G DIS
stacks VIII cleanse aud The stonAoh and taaatsIhs
''''''''' acids Of me 'y'i PREVENTION.
a u: ss4 sa s ~
IN BATHIEa,
Nj r. r. ater and bsLhsth
Head Neck ard wnth he F.cs Hands Ind 81 e
body morning. aa sknpure hsnhy
rSVentdssaae AM . sas,s headache snd hli}gsnsss.
ALL NOVEL COMPLAINTS,
DlARittiCEA pYSENTEGY BLOODY FLu&, CHOLERA MoRBUs
nu.esohecks ths moot dras'ng dsh.rges speedily
remove the
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF poaaeuea
experiences
aaous q departing sn II has thosands Of
dor III ~ READY RELIEF III asssS
stelY, stConsthen toe supply
ard vitality the ioas al Mir the
RHEUMATISM
PAWS RELiEPE1 ~ FIVE kfYUJ e.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will
psias Of Rhsanstism almost Instantly Persons his
unsont from whose
he e % RAbWAYs READY REF r. Pia s !. bs mS'e, S
Of NsvYok
United snsNsT 9 ihs truth q w u
cacy RGDwAYs READY RELIEF Tor th etrep Of aimS sy,I,
the 5sion, orthe as. tow yesIs
CHILL FEVER
CELLS STOPPED IN 4 F6W GiEEFsS-fAiR BELIEVER
RAILWAYS READY REIEF acts charm in
sad fsyst Il breaks ne Ch nedAtslywsrns up sad nygo
PAINS or ALL KINDS.
Whenever ouisel ps'napry Railways READY RELIEF
relieve y0uu II
READY RELIEF, aiken either Internally aPpsd srasy ~h
s''" hiau's'''0P ga.1 ssd VIZ 5s9e s e 'aas,
SOUTHERN DEPOT
John WRlGiT 4 co, ISL CAattrss street. EsvOrlsans
AZ G,nsa gent. who will sif2g jeasa in The eoia:ry
L.EsE BOTTLES G
MEDIUM S
~ si ,s Y MoaRis56S Is Nisalia. .tr; ard i
- r 4 H. e. rFtbwAys READY Rrttzp rt tg.w
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company


STATE OF LOUISIANA,
IARtss OF pa-EsSs, Cfr Of New Orleans.
BE u rensmbsTed that the 18th January 1855 before me-
sabscrosr,a Justice Of the faace
ely APpearsd Alexander Bre Freslsa! jaua Wheeler
Sstt o. the Horne Mutual Insurance Cors
being duly according Jaw dsposs aud at the shove
aRfrTFgTR stasI.nt
JAWS H. WHERLFa Secretary. 1890
"oFl and subsrbe before this the 18th January
Z. " IOSTE, Second Justice " ths peass
VI t1e Parish Of Orleans.
~ The Board Of Trustees have declared
P9r on the earned premiums
the ls O. March " "
company continues TO the
ma loss or damage by tue the
Camp slT-ai. ALEXANDER BROTHER Tt.,dsrt
=, = ,- =, JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
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Ne Aol blNE.-ClNClNNAIl,6 tks -5ss=t45-ss =
- " ibys q S'-tN t-lAND hou iE 9z5[@kA--zz
10 pd.bnr-h hoar
Po hour.
70 t0 err uia er
~ " hplrs
VA La lie dlAAl HALLWAY.
FOUR
Frat Train-I F,gFrss
Second Scoamo len Express, al oGos a y
Third Train llsloraugh TIA ..... o,r.t /, ~
Fourth Irain-Eytnng EIpe.s al '''.'-}s &c., 9SH :. NJ
Tie roals Of thrpaglout W IN heavy 7 Al "
NEW YORK BOSTON a NJ ,io,rREst
F,press aay.s f-1isa, ~
coarestng a. Cleveland s,b ~ So ~ ~ i eek =
nd a, 'eS % ,4ahtt ard bl
Buto with Bgdala nd Ab,n t,i " an ie tair54I aHi AZ
At Cisrapa Win w S Ri1 r. ~ Z eesA a eennet '
,.c,i, tsLi - % blHktk uhd banato,
Bu and AtsnS ss New yah C als s1 R9oaf a. s2to w
Y I4i'it'ls ana AZ hatllg VITA
ME- a aus k! oAd 10 Ne" fok Boston, Niagara FAILS iisGs
Also
Connects At Cabeiand with iis new ana ,.snissr Loo
r aY 9LETN OF hE WET Captain Mcbride cRfs
baty, New city ami Niagara Fslis er,,I. i y Y"
'P PoSr H fl f s5,a' ,s. MG /,
DaskR v New nd R e., and ssaala connecting T
CIV BaHa o and A.nspy gr Si ID a. = "a WIN
Nsw York ava : ,rara ia s" ais ''',i'oa.' %
F,-t 1ssa 6np. ~ F,s iriilA MD BALTIMORE
tNE III i'slina ~ u6g aal P-aHy VISA b., foal h -
Bat.norc. '7-' ''a'i'A' 10 fhsl paa 80 /
% 4u'' 70 'llAi' 9ht4 AMI iaitr'H re direct,
ZANESN T f., WHE4tjSG, BAL fIoRF ETC
-. - 49, eio A. So. sui S-ca1l TRAIN.
''i = Az coluegts ~ tul4N q
I 8 81 r. eona- ttnS 0lt llp 5la.1
tisIe a 1, A. N ,, 'ffhs esug,t 'es i" ~ ,t
M, ' 1l i5ants9%s E NJ, $ At esl as.as, Is
Line s' ~l'.as @'-''' . ''.,,s ' oa ''s' s''
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FsSHE subscriber begs leave TO call the .rvQ
and genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, 1lED IA
CfgE EXTRACTS ESSENTIAL OILS, PERFUMERlts <-4n
HAIR FLESH, HAT NAIL TEETH BRUSHES. Also, aierg
and varied FANCY ARTICLES for dies toilet s Of
rtaiion and selected with the utmost
stre sale the loves. prices,
snd Apoths solicited to call and exam
ms attacks IN send IN their orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully Of the best Articles Fhysl-
~ 5isnotc4 a All brers. LOUIS MASSEY,
Wnoias,ls Retail Druggist So Is. Chsreastreet,
Nayyfrla
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Mills 4siy s1csp, Srnia,, IS floSsi
Leave Camden Station bsV A. NJ
Leave Clara station $3.50 p NJ
Leave Elcoti's NILS Station vt A. NJ
Fsa for The between Baltimore Eicos Mills
Fare round between Baltimore and Relay House
Tickets ronrd trip be procured before cug the
ron the regular he mje BY thu conductors
the
"WASHlNGToN BRANCH"
Baltimore for Wahinson A. s $40
and :
On Sundays at AIS A NJ. and bt0 Ri Al.
Leave Washington Sundays at A. N. aud 81 ".
Tn first aui folh from Baltimore. s second and te'
Washington. Will
Warrington Junction aud Annapolis Junction. By order
iy.s am u 7. ENGLANn. Asn
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AZ K f. FRYER, INDIAN DocToR, cures
w CONSUMPTION the Liver and Lungs, pisIepsa hole
Cholera Abrs c-redu "a to As hours
elect Gonorhsn and 1osI 1seeraf Ulcers
Colds obstinate Cancers, Fsus Of all Kinds
Wers Cares he Bones Whtr Sw ng kings wi Gravel pint
cold nis and feet together with all the
her Incidental ladies' and Children My
org esaenee among Iud long and practice
.r capable curing diseases that have been
sidered hopeless by celebrated dootaIn. -. o., o. ,
Resteuce ofics No. 90 AfENCiMAN STREET. lhlrd
Ia d-rt3
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Nde " Loa'stInt PdA y Ois, Ciyt N,wOrl.ar, Re 70
n'snoesd ss the soth July 1855 jos
lice of the Peace in and FOR the CITY sr',a personally appeared
CHARLES Manssu sscssy Of the Crescent Is.anas Com
P.n' OF Nswoens who being daily according law doe,
p' and saw That h' above ruo correct
'raa criPt from the Cooks OF the Company.
G. J. MASsoNI, sesr.tary.
Sworn to and signed before this s1h of july 1st3
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice Of II. Peace
Parish d OreAn4
The Board Of Trustees have resolved Inherent Of Al, p
rss IN cash tn. certificates Profits 1850 ISL add
1854 h' holder, thereof hs legal representatives. on and
The Eighth day Of August, pro1iIuO
The Iru,sss have also declared Dividend Thirty per
ssR th. ess'd Premiums or Company fer the wear ending
TIE Twelfth day Of July lsSS certnaA. will be ,ue on
and after the IL MopdA, in ssptsuib.r next.
Tfios. A. ADAMS, President
MOSES GREEN WOOD Wee Pre.ft,nt
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w EST EST, I 5IyE3z IN i

JINE rJNpJN svz--.--~H,5ssy5s-zs.
w NIr n. 49,, ~ q. Y ~ -. e. .,ssE
r,,syy n, "a ~ pAnfoN AND SAN - = E-I----5-
NJ IT,. 70 View iork va Lax SHssts oy SaldnhA 1"
70 heus 10 Is 81 n N ii hours - Chieaso IN ls hours
VIA ClNClNNArl, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
FOUR DAILP TRAINS,
E;.t Trsi, 1i-bt,ire r,,,... 49,
Second Train Accommodation Expre,, st ~ AN.
THIRD -Ac,onlur niaios Il 2 r. NJ.
Fourth Train-Evening Express a 5l5r.h
ads of throughout with heavy
NEw wong posToS ,Nn ,,oSrpr,I
- f -, ~ -
EAptes raves Ll9e'nna a. c.oek =, ~
MISSISSIPPI Cap ain H4ari ST LAWRENCE Captain
HOLSTER Buaalo with Trains Buffalo and Al
Raireads
New
Second Observation-Disclosures pres,
clock stopping all Way Stations between Cincinnati aud San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO
First Tr.nishpng Fxpres leave, Cneinns At o,JoeE NJ
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Il NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IN eANGES-FTRsT PREMIUM,

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 1917 Poydras
street, New ueau respectfully agd the public
enera that they a,y on s ahoy blnr, al brauhes
prepared % al1pi, HOT COLI PLUNGE SHOW Err BATHS,
tNERlEAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
basSSt ftII % AS FAutEIs % Al kinda cOoKGNS
RANGES GARbEN II So DkAULiCRAMS FORCE LIS aa
BEER PUMPS hel up in the s.gle lead lpFs Of eve
des01t lem ttG and stEF LEAD and BLOCK
hands SHIP aud ST RoAT WORK neatly pat pp repaired
~ the shortesgac''-s ,a,Ih
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MEDICAL CARDS.
IN u L0CKWn0D. whn hns had fonr

NR. j. E. LOCKWOOD, who has had four
years' this ty Practitioner o. Sed',ne w,9
Vrnc silly office for ih uufs taks s
method ouo1Ds the public that he will treat with unrare' g
an Fev Asues Diseases Of the Eve Head lis5f Lungs I'VE
Kidneys Rheumatism Cancers Tumors, Sores Ulcers v'
all diseases South Also that Of complaints Gated enc
n FORMS a degrees
Per.ns the country and suffering with any des-e
imnlrtarR about the Of me complaint
giving description their by ste postpaid WI" receive
lrnnrt stcufon and be cured II possible.
will be receipt Of su oier ana
IT. j. = 10 kWOop NO. IS eet-
=, "a ~ iel3
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
cAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS
CHARLES BRIGGS, Agent,
dl"2h Is Once Is St. Ch.rlyssrss-

FHNHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
Holders Of Policies Of tbs NATIONAL LOAN FUND LII
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON resident in ths Emitted
the Statement ths As Of the s. th let MY 1888
4url shed ~ their Aot1sfr.
Policy Holders entitled BoTsa duly
due 70 zach The Of the mauth Of July
C. e. HAEiLIII, General Tor tss United
N-wYorf, May 80, 1883.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LEE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
ss Couhulr London, MAY 81
GENTLEMEN aYs again to IA, bf9rs y1 r.sts
nut invest Saon Ct the Affairs Of the ntoas Lean
Society.
urg he gear ls Policies ,fasd covering Assn
RANGES 10 The Of $50 welding premiums
Q Ei7.s7B o. ID % anaum,
Tie claims AID during tue year C94
perted claims e table q mortality, being
total slams paid from tho the Socy
@ anlat 10 5is7s l9s 81 be G1Os I than
ton,
From Ire e of TIL ga1r up the present policies
ts Issued ant th- the Society arising tie Premiuua
pc t76st i I'd aAl the corresponding
amount % n.lrarc=i Sa4isl1l.
Is kosuot tbs
December. ls59, sfsHdi
Present AnnUR Premiums
Amount OF Treatments par Aadi,orI Report.... 1880
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Nln0r's Car ldian,
Q. 4. plhGesIOck'E,
SHNn'a,
RA .ey'h,
IayueS,
ChRllent.
sAnskPARlLI.A5.
Or. TownsSudp,
Buley's,
6nnds'a, -
Emkporb,
hrisiei's,
Woedh,
BALI.
Fills.
ChiokneT's8ugsr coated purgss'y
Part's Life, ...
Mctait'F lie,
Writ htia iudiGa Vegetable,
Brtnhrsth's Vegetable uuiyHruEi,
M0rusau's IfygsisA
Lea'a New Luudop,
Coop rs,
Antrgnpns,
Nistsr's e anue Purgntivs,
Hibo1td'n ABil.biil,us Family,
n VIZ " ? Sa'lat's"i
tetiioEs =, Sr CO. .ed,
99slPi,i,E ' 'Vn ever anu angus
N ,,a : ~ l'''-''
VIZ =, ,,,.
- . e'rrI II, =, 80 ~
y .hsi : 'hhii''h w.
tersiAn, ,,,u
a AZ ia '."a'sn'
ah'pas'a 9pt'e'
EF-rl' '''Hil. iil'iot
Nnd@,a l., All g, .o'''0'f'
its''ins 'r'
yaype's AgueI
Hsltey's ,52lI. ,y,,r,,,v,
SVur'i n n'''i ADih''
suetn'hh hHltain'
~ aNh ~ iisn a. '..i' ~
~, pSy's.s " W Crsffy ana iAi'
" n't = r Ai'f''h'!
Mis'ars bAl3h'n, 49,
Thoupeon q Far and NsPthe,
layDt's s' iarhnA
De-. ln'' Arp.rt ot llt,
Baf' a',7 i.''~ % r ~ 2IpnN
aAlitY 'Hs' tt.P " ,.'t,Nsitt'tyi
sws.us's - ? v ~ Jl'fryi
9finstA n" '."I ~ ~
sew t,l- .hi fHln'eh't tfuf'
Taylor 80 ,li ~. l., = WORT
HItIaHS'
honats fhdniI.,,.,
h''hlfd . v 10 % th .siy
""9a Z " ma C1sIiY'
bf " % = re'nA'ie'
iiglf.. h'as
| "a NAAt an
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.,aHtFs AID MARBLE RUST-2aD this.
saa'er SF.ri. Ion stls ~. sss.sis os.,s
. - 'tf5 b f'sflftH : 60 ~
a i4kessSsss u \, HssBss &c.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.

i RAtLRoAD-oPrN FOR TR Az ~
Ell TO wIIEE ING-oN AND AFTER MONDAl January H. Pas
tenger Trains will be as follows;
o'clgek
For wheolng daily running through in u aops
Ninhes'eii
Va ats A. NJ. daily except SuniNys
For Frederick daily NJ AZ P except Sundsys
Leave wheeling f1r Baltimore dsily At a. N,
Leave Cumberland for Ba ttnoe daily NJ 1850 A. a.
Leave Cumbe rlaud for Baltimore daily atsF.M
Baltimore dsy al 245 p ~ hha A.
Baltimore daily, except sundaya, at A. " ~
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II aof als5 ny G. JoRRissON Is Niearas Sire ard 5y
ENESYWFTEr-.
v p. z. Y ALWAYS RGkDy r,t
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The able editors Of the Washington Union have done
well in formally repudiating The New York Evening
Post democratic Journal, and We thank them Tor the
plain and positive which II has been done IL
time that such newspapers should learn that they
net lasen themselves upon the democratic party. II is
time that they should be spurned with Indignation and
scorD, as the instruments and echoes OF the fac
tons of the day President Pierce. have good Iea
son know. fully appreciates the position aud the pur.
poses Of The Post and will not fail TO to the de-
mand OF the democratic party that paper which is not
only his enemy but theirs should forthwith be stripped Of
all disguise and exposed TO the world all It's deformty
In itself the Post is than any other organ OF
faction fanacism; but II assumes TO speak for
othes il is light that II should be steTny repudaled. It's
chief employment, now, as II has been heretofore, Is 10
supply the materials OF anagonism and msIepIe
ton 10 The wings And this may be said to be lis favore
weapon overthrow the democratic party, in order tina
aboilionsm may securely build up great organization
hostile to the constitution of the United States.
II is common custom for disappointed office seekers
and malignant factions to oppose democratic admins
raon General Jackson had 10 endure these influences
during his esht-yea's term OF office. and no
slandered and as.aed than Mr. Polk, because he
could not please all who anxious for place. Gen.
Pierce assailed in the way II is amusing
how those who disappointed show their feelings
We some OF the first wofshippers of the free soil
creed. gumbng because Gen. Pierce has not refused
prescribe every who favored soil. and who now
submits TO the Baltimore platform. Others do not hest
tate TO complain because they did not get office Oilers
again. after long enjoyment OF of the best Offices oil
the government asounded that they should be passed
over How far will such objections and such obector,
be able TO affect honest public opinion How much
will the for the personal disappointment oil
politicians The leaders and the echoes of such
movement do not know the people; and we fear they
never will know them. When they can lay hold OF an
offence asains, principle. the part Of the President
they will be able, probably. 10 crafty their wishes,
to strike him with fatal effect. Bat when The New Yorl
Evening Post desires 10 show its democracy by insisting
upon slavery aga,ioD when those who object Il
freeso appointments prove to have been original free
solles themselves, and when those who grumble only
because they not provided fosuch expedenls fall
upon cold and unwilling The end will be it al
ways has been. DisaHecon will be defeated, and the
right will be mphantly sustained.
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NAvIcarIoS OF THE AMAzos.-An enterprise is in pro-
gress in New York by eastern gentleman, under the
auspices OF the Peruvian government, having in vis
the permanent establishment Of a system OF navigation
the South American river Amazon. the largest river
on the globe Messrs Lawrence and Foulkes are con.
siructlnx the pioneer steamers, two in number. One i.
I2o tons. and her So The engines are building
at Pease Murphys iron works The bulls. a. well
the engines, which high pressure, 10 be taken
in pieces and set up at the mouth OF the river ltn
peeled they will be ready for shipment in about three
weeks Should these be found adapted to the service
and nothing unforeseen occur other steamers will fol
low as early prscticable,-N. Y JJar. Com.
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Prospects Of More Gold.

correspondent OF the Journal OF Commerce gves III.
following aaering prospect for great increase in the
product OF gold, in consequence OF certain important il
ventions and Improvements in machinery:
"l Is well known that the gold pro inct of the United
States be considerably Increased by the
in the machinery for sepsrang from the earth guar
in which il is found. The experiments made in New
York with Mr.. Burdon's crusher and amagamstos
very satisfactory. Failings from North Carolina mines,
which pronounced by scientific DO destitute Of
gold, wore made, through this chine. to produce
gold than they had originally done.
:" Bot now learn that machine the invention OF a
Massachusetts mechanic, 10 to be brought the Cry,
tai Palace. that will entirely eclipse the Other aud will
perhaps be the OF doubling the gold prodnct OF this
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-10

WILLIAM MARY CoLLsos.-Tbe annual com.
mencement OF this institution took place Williams
burg Virginia, on the 3oth ultimo. The Hon. John 5.
Bar bour appointed TO address the alumni, unable
perform The duty J. b. Dabney, esq, OF Bedford, de-
livered The address before The Phi Beta Kappa Society.
The honorary degree OF LII. ID. conferred upon j.
Dabney, esq, and that OF A. NJ upon the Rev Mr. Nor
ton, Of Wauentou, Virginia
II being found impossible for the faculty 10 decide be-
tween MIR J. M. Wise and Mir ]. G. Hansborough, 10
which the first medal for scholarship should be given
a medal was consequently given 10 each The medal
for the bes, essay given to Mr.. ]. n o Wing6ed,
of Portsmouth, Virginia, and The medal for the best
speech upon commencement day 10 Mr. Walter Gwynn,
L. B., OF Richmond city. J. Nj. WISE Of Washington,
delivered the vaedciory. Among the graduates were
O. j. Wise and G. d. Wise, of Accomsc; w. McC. Chi
chester, OF Fairfax and Walter Gwynn, jr., Of Rich
mond.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-10

INTERESTING sTATIsncs-The whole number OF Ian.
guages spoken in The world amour, 10 06i VIZ: 5S7
in Europe 937 in Asia, 276 in Africa and 26a in meri-
ca The Inhabitants OF our globe profess more than
900 different religions The number of men is abou,
equal 10 the number OF women. The average OF human
life is about 80 years, One-four,h die previous 10 the
age OF years. eha before reaching II years OF
age and those who pass that age enjoy felicity ~
fused one-balf the human species. To every 600
persons, only reaches 100 years OF age; to every
Ioo only six reach the age OF GO, and not more than
one IN 500 lives TO so years OF age.
There the earth 900 900, 900 inhabitants and
OF these 333333 333 die every year, 1924 every day.
$3.50 every hour 80 every minute, one every second
These losses about balanced by equal numb of
births The married longer lived than the single,
and above ALL those who observe sober and industrious
conduct. Tall live longer thao short ones Women
have chances OF life in their favor previous being
so years OF age than men, but fewer afterwards.
The number OF marriages is n proportion OF It's to
every 900 individuals Marriages are more frequent
after the equiooxes-,ha is, during the months OF June
and December.
Those born 10 the spring are generally more robust
than others Births and deaths are more frequent by
night than by day The number of capable OF work
ing or bearing s calculated at fourth OF the pop
ulsiiou.
Some of these statements are rather singular and yet
many Of them susceptible OF easy solution That
marriages takes place frequently in June and De.
cember than other months OF the year Just what
we have alyays suspected was the Those who
marry in June do because they can't help il while
those who connubalze in December do go doubtless to
guard against the chilly pillows which distinguish the
frost-biiten months Of winter The matches which
OF in June commonly lovc-matebes and are brought
about by green fields and The contagious influence Of
bobonks and yellow birds while those which happen in
December brought about. in degree, by mixing
plain mathematics with the market value Of flannel
der garments Y Du,eiman UE.. i.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-10

PUBLIC SPIRIT IN SAVANNAH, AND RESULTS From
official statements recently published CLEAN the fol-
lowisg interesting statistics, showing what has been
done by the city of Savannah in the way OF public i'm
during the a few years, and the effects pro-
duced thereby on its condition.
That city has subscribed and paid to the various rail-
road companies in the State OF Georgia 900,
dosed the bonds OF another company TO the amount OF
SIS Ooo and has also recently subscribed 81 900 900 to
the Savannah and Pensacola Misunderstanding sggre-
gate for railroads alone, - $4,000 Besides this, she
has contributed $3.50 900 for steamships, 500 900 for
canal Slo00o0 for s-woks $3.50 900 for waller works,
and very recently 100000 for The Improvement OF her
harbor-making entire aggregate for public improve.
mens OF IS e05 900. This, for city OF only 10000 in
habans speaks loudly for their public spirit, the effects
Of which are as follows When the Central railroad
commenced the population of Savannah was bu, about
900 it Is 20 900. In the years ls4l and ls42 she
shipped $40 bales OF cotton, 900 casks OF rice and ga
coo, 900 feet OF lumber; during the years 1851 and 1852
che shipped 81 900 bales OF cotton $50 casks Of rice,
and 40 900 900 Of lumber She has continuous railroad
connexon with the Tennessee line distance Of 500 miles,
10 which 200 miles will be added the completion
OF the Nashvi and Chattanooga road. connrxion
with Knoxville, Tennessee, well with Memphis,
will soon be effected, and another with the Mexican
gulf by The Girsrd road, when she will be the terminus
of nearly 1000 miles Of ratoad-Phii Gards.