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New Orleans, May s. 1857.
Personally appeared before John W. Andrews Justice of
the Peace for Orleans parish Louisiana, D. Wer Treas
the New Orleans wings Institution who being duly
sworn deposes that above just and
transcript from the books of said Institution.
D, D. WITHERS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me May s. 1857.
JOHN w. ANDREWS, Second j. P.
The Trustees have declared fourth semannual dividend
the of accordance with the by
laws, for the six months previous 10 the LIST inst.
The dividend due eposor will be paid in cash. placed
her credit deposit the lstay, be
ferred. SAM. JONES, Jr., Secretary.
New Orleans, May s, 1857. mvll
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GECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
~ NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated 49, 1S5-Commencei business April 49,
1855.
conformity with the requirements Of the charter of this
Institution the following of its affairs published
Received from ,2a3 depositors in 1902
Paid drafts. 2i9.o2i 30
1851 80, s!G7s7s 70
Certificates of Deposit:
Whole amount issued ,........ ,Si3,SS6 70
Amount paid. Observation-Disclosures. 24,UTA W
Certificates outstanding 3oth April 1857 1882 60
Total amount liabilities Both April 1857 sls739l 02
ASSETS.
SIS 900 New Orleans city stock. IS 900 90
Loans upon pledges Of
81, 900 Louisiana State stock 22950 90
Sl95,OOD New Orleans city stock 4i.5S3 40
Is shares Citizens Bank stock $500 w
Cash
In Union Bank. ....- So les 81
In vault. 1850 52-S,5 80
sone ESQ 2e
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T IEE INSU 81 LANCE -ST4AABIsILLT=Y SECp-
sURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
ADELPHIA.-CHATER PERPETUAL.
Assets, January LIST, 1856, 81, 42I ,612 A..
DIRECTORS BOARD.
A. W. Thompson, PaulB. Goddard, John Ely
WIN. N. Goodwin, James Devereux, Lawrence johnson,
Geo McHenry, 8. K. Crawford. Gustavus English.
STEPHEN z. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice President.
PLIHY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer.
A4-New Orleans Branch Office Nc. 48 Camp street
Company for the Southern States prepared to receive appl
cations insurance the lives of white and slaves
the table and by permission has pleasure in submitting
to his friends and the public the following
REFEREFCE:
H Letchford& Co, A. D. Kelly Il Co., VIM II. Perkins,
North smedes 4 Co, s. O. Nelson Co.; A. B. James,
j. Burnside Co., JOS Menard, John Maginnis,
Canrnack, Squires West,
John Pernbeon President Merchants Mutual ms. Company
Thomas sloo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun President N o., Jackson and G. N r. R. Co..
Henry T. IIonsdale John D. Ben, Benjamin Florance,
j. X. Collins, Thomas Murray, Mark Walton
direct from this Branch Office and Lesset
paid there.
ArPamphles blank FORMS etc. beobtsined the Office
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. D, }NeJca1 E.an,iners
JOSEPH BESsADoN, NJ D. S n
In attendance, daily, from IL NJ, TO 3 P. NJ.
HARMON DoANE, General Agent,
jazz No. 48 Camp street.
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ssas Two IIioOSANO AC!{ asS , 9F TIE , Bf.sn
~, situated In Jasper county Texas within three miles If
Iev Port the Waches river, This land is offered in
clige dry goods and groceries. ANY wishing
in This way can, by addressing the undersigned
and particulars, which will he such Will
>ut the purcs orring. References quality Of the
a,1 N, little ,an Hon. George ". Smy, lion
Wlr. Eddy, aud X. C. DOOM ESQ, Of the citizens Of
this county. SAMUEL GoOnE
az jasper county, Texas.
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Foua1P sf p,s1 6Is,6s HART / ROGERS
RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri fncias, to me
u directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell
public auction at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets WEDNESDAY the 24 day Of
june 1851 Il o'clock NJ the following described property
viz:
A CERTAIN JUDGMENT rendered in the Fourth District
Court of New Orleans in the suit entitled Andw L. Rogers
William H. Levetich No. 1884 Of the Docket OF the said Court
said Judgment rendered and signed the Gath April 1854
favor of Andw L. Rogers and against William H. Leverich
for the of three thousand dollars with interest thereon
the rate of six cent from the first day Of Decem
be 1853 till psd and costs of suit with of execution Of
six months from that date g..
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Casl on the spot.
JOHN NJ BELL.
jel2 l6 10 % "a Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
QuArRIEsE CogR De DlsIRlcr2T B. HART vs. A. 1. Ro
de Ia Fouyelle Orleans GERS-No 10, $50.
I'm VERTU dun writ dc fieri fnclas, mol
u adresse Honorable Quaeme Cou de District de Ia
Nouvee Orleans dams rasaire cdessus procedera le
Commune, les Camp ct DIES Magasns, Ia vents
publique ct adjudication de:
UN CERTAIN JUDGMENT par Ia Quatrieme Cour de Dis
trict de la Nonvee Orleans dams Paae ntulee Andw L.
Rogers William u. Leverich No. 594 du Docket de In de
CoUr lie dit Judgement etc rendu ct sgne lie q Avr 1854
favour de Andw L. Rogers William H. Levech pour
Ia de tro mile piasres nteret aison de six
parfa Placement fas de procedure suspension
d'eNecuion de six mois de cette date.
Saisi dams 'afae Colossus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de l'adirdieaton.
JOHN II. BELL,
je12 16 10 % "a Sheriff de la Paroisse d'orleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosp DIsIsIer couRr SUCCESSION OF JAMES HUN. |
WHsREAs, Eliza HITTER rna 4 {. w. la Widow
Of James Hunter. ps.isicaed shs Court for letters
Notice e hereby given all whom may concern to show
'h BY a! ass q e s e. court.
DErxEsE coEs D1srsrcr SUCCESSION DE JAS HUN
TTENDU que Eliza Hunter T. 4. g. i. We.
s es ae eerasee IA DE- tos eu
Hunter, decide iniestas
ayor aeda,s dix les
jei2 IL i q 10 rs. wlLTz Grenfier
szcosD Dsrsrcr couRr OF MARIE AN
Is given to the hs.s ;s9ls s
show cause within ten days from tie present notification any
y s @ C
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
jei2 i 70 = 1'' '''''' Ps WILT. Clerk.
DrU1EaE couH DE ps MAEE
s,nv.,'s Orleans ss aoKNs :, rene SS de C.
sst i present donnie aug
de publication les rasons esquele lie compile
point APPROVE homoegue les fonds entire ses
regartis commandments an dit compile.
jeI2 i % P.s. WILT. arehaer.
sEcosp DIsTa,cr couRr ,sUccEssIoN OF GREEN H.
NSTiSS !: Hereby s.yss e .hs essdier. Of
they Why the By the
this estate should Be hooos,ed and approved
js H ' X o. 'As court r.s. Witt, Clerk.
ceys De De
WIS est ns Urie ae anon Wgss
]. nsde ae anls
celia davo adsdure
p e s
point approHve les onds mains repars
i ras 9 r 3 de la cour; WITTY orss.,
sreos. n,s5s,c. ELIJAH /; COL
MH fsHHa James Calder has pe III
Elijah n Collins, Diseased 'A' ''''''
Notice Is hereby given to all whom to sou
i 81 as s i q he Court: Witt c,.,.
Dzu1iExE coun DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ELIIAT
TTENDU Sne James calder q present,
a petition PeRst 'obtenr letres dcura
AVIS 81 i grsssn, dome sous celia psu.
qnsles il ne sera pas fait droit Ia dite petition
jeis . q P s. WILT, erstss..
sEeosp psTsIe. eouar2 SUCCESSION OF 4 VINCENT
IL = has
tate Of the late ]. Vincent. deceased ntsstate:
within days why the prayer Of said petitions
'n BY order hS' Of e lie ssA Court:
jel6 20 Is P.s. WILT. Clerk.
see1sn p Df
ATTENDU que w. A; Harmonyn present
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

.....H STATE OF LOUISIANA. FOL,
sixth DISTRICT COURT JOHN RIDGE VS.. HIS CREDIT
of New Orleans. ORS-No. 4974 .t-
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
IN the insolven aud all other persons interested
that cession of his property has been accepted by the
Court for their benefit; that they have to At the
office of P. W. Robert, MARY Public, MONDAY, the
9Th day of July, A. D. 1857 ct 10 o'clock A NJ for the
Of delberating and taking into consideration the affairs
Of said nsolyeHt and in the meantime that all proceedings
against his and property stayed and that ~ Po
land, ESQ., appointed the creditors
By order of the Cour,:
GASP'D JAMES Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, June 8, 1857. je5 3tin3Qd
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DE La NouvElLE ORLEANs CEsT-No IL 100
TTENDU que w. A. Harmony presente
"A petition la Vehe dobtenir les ettTes de
curaelle succession de feu j. Vincent DECIDE
intestat:
Avis par present donne que celia peut
deduire dix our les sons lesquees
il ne serait pas fat droit d la dte petition.
Par ordre de Ia Fgf .g.-. ~. sH..
jel6 20 % P. 8. WILT, Grefier.
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sIxrENE CouR DE DISTRICT JOHN RIDGE VS.. sFs GRE
de la Mile Orleans. ANCIERS-No 1874
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n ciers de nsovable, toutes autres
celia concerner quune ceson de biens etc
eepte Ia leur hani6ce qu ont reunr
petude de p W. Robert Notae Public LuNnI lie 6me jour
du mo de Juliet 1851 10 hours du man Pefet de de-
berer prendre consideration les nes de nsovabe
QUEEN attendant oue poursues conre ct
bens suspendus ct f. NJ Poland,
preteuter les creanciers abs3nts.
Par ordre de Ia Cour: Ia. .. .
GAsP,D JAMES, Depue iIefier
Bureau du Grtfier. ce 8 Iuin. 1851. ie5 3tin3Dd
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d Hail. ad ts aa sa a IL sss
seets Officers so the present Foras 9. r; II.
pnIand HP;W sal9mSn s. wi & s. ,kssghsy Scribe r.
sstantscribe.
HoBAH the SECOND and fourth Saturday in each
ssSs S r. es H. Fl sss sszSSss M Butler
month in sd Fellows Hall Camp Eaayssse
u Benedet Calm W. Edward Alien Scribe
WASHINGTON No. meets the second and fourth Monday
each month, in Polar Star Lodge Room, s. Louis
ca IL Fl 'e Bs S W. e.
Brewster, J. W.; Il. Mispaugh, Treasurer
MONTH Lodge Rom, Fourth nis'rjs, oeeEs
The e W. GeeyeG Scribe j. Bafs
Louis seibert Treasurer.
PELICAN No meets the first and third Saturday in each
the present te5mJ N Wagner G; p l. Charles, H, Fl 7.
| Interior Encampments. '
MAGNOLIA No, meets in Baton Rouge the second and
u. W. SHAW No. 10 the third Saturday
each month in Clinton, parish of East Feicana 7T'
All communications intended for Encampment,
must be addressed to JAS Funeas g. Scribe Odd Fellows
1A-'' JAMES FURNEAUx G. Scribe.
s.odd Fellows Rest F. ..
President s. Boulenet Treasurer Shields secreasy
GanFy
]. F Miller. seStonaDanis Merritt Members-James Fur.
j. P Warner, j. G. Wagner. 'N'D'
aspyns IN
nn M TEE S% m 10 fsdWs as sor
ner Of Camp and Lafs yee streets.
ditto by S s se S.
80 ditto, to al others 20; single to Stockholders Lodges
relative the purchase of Lots etc. can be had
- THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary o. F. Rest.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ININER,S CANADIAN yEHMIFUGE. "A
You'd s shadow q doubt BY the experience and testimony
The most eminent than Tn o. the
Of children die those when
the j. shsr no. known o. attributed to else
for but has them a. more
remedy found which has failed destroy Worms
they have existed This assertion supported by
vidnas in the country The remedy is
wISEEs oAs fGRHr yHEHsEEaE WARRANTED
tits safe its operation easily administered than
osr Some the symptoms which indicate the existence
pale, eaden color and snaased Win Pushes he
eyes heavy breath fetid the upper lip swollen
ne sleep ~ disturbed the patient often in great
fright and liable starting s and ga ang The zs tech the
feeble, and in some instances deprayed:
Wsss cN1 sfs ~
"h"'Di ioA MEDIC" ME6TGAL EVIDENCE.
sf s
remedy for the expulsion of Wos from the ntesnel
canal 1centa,s of the R. e. Of Surgeons j. Ireland etc.
Member of the R. G. Of Surgeons in London etc.
FROM THE mac. 4. OF ,iai @
verrnifuge with the most happy results In my
ny and Te s1 ny n the
%d
are cera children take readily which great
point g.sed L giving medicine TO JOHN FLANAGAN
nsT s1s 2sssi 5t5ss
tom always be administered with perfect safety and
one thousand have been sent to Agents from
S% es.ssss 70 h'
nd aT ny Ws
Sold wholesale and WR # GS B BY
fe231y l51 and Fl Charities street. New Orleans
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INDIA RUBBER RELTIS
t,,yc THOUSAND ACRES OF TILE BEST

INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
large stock Of all sizes of the Fulcanzed India Rubbe
Reting viii be sold low prices. The is much beo,
leather banding. je2S
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COMPREHENSIVE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERsIG NED HAVE
~ formed c0partnershp the style Of II. W.
CONNER SON, for the transaction of General Exchange
Banking Business in this oiy. Office No. 30 Camp street.
II. W. CONNER,
u-. II. W. CONNER, Jr.
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NEIElN DID S1VClA.-P. MAI.LARD, OF KUfAL
~ streetM 7. Manrd being back from his trip Europe
informs his numerous friends and the public generally that he
now offers magnificent choice of FURNITURE for Pario
Dining Room, Bed ROOM etc. from the best manufacturers of
Paris, and from his establishment.
Also, splendid assortment of Lnmps Brocnees Damask
Muslin Bobbnets Gmps and stuff of all descriptions
perry and curtains
Sevres Chnaware fancy and plain white Cut Glassware
Bronze Stauettes Cornices indow Shades Mns Rugs Mir
of all sizes and descriptions All at hre article having
been purchased with the greatest and under the personal
sperintendence of Mr. Mard he in"tS public generally
visit his really splendid stock with which he
compete.
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-"I-7- -.-T-- EnEIe Oesf6t. '-77 7T77
EAGLE DEGREE LODGE MOL, 1. o. o. F., meets
the first and third Saturdays in every month in Room
No. Odd Fellows Hall. Brothers cordially
attend. ofeers-Thomas F. Walker Degree Master; R. H.
Chiffon Depmy Degree Master; R. L. Bruce Treasurer L.
JahaI, Secretary. 55 -ss,-z
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BREWSTER d HACHARIE-No. So FRONT
respectively call attention establishment IS Front and
Fulton Streets where prepared all times furnish
the shortest notice, and most liberal terms all kinds OF
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
INGS, BLACKSMlfHING, etc. Each member of the firm
giving his personal attention each department. oer
superior inducements parties dealing with us.
facilities furnishing the following work not
passed by any house in the South or West.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CHIMES, BREECHlNGS;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
FTITERERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS, ETC., etc.
Attached establishment have general Furnishing
Store, all articles requisite for STEAMBOAT, PLAN
TATTON AND HOUSE USE may be found
fire Pump Iron Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM GAUG ES.-Schafer's Vacuum and Steam Gange a
article showing the highest point which steam may have
been carried during its Hearson's Water Gauge.
TINWARE.
Chafrg Dishes Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meuds;
Coffee and Tea Urns Soup rureens;
Pyramids, and other Ware, of all varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing and
ironing and Fancy Cabin and Parlor Stoves Sal
ulander CarnOn Stoves Deck Stoves FORCES Fire
Baskets; Wrepches; Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
Sgr Magazines Bars Ratchet Drills Hose; Brass,
CvldeT, bb Stop and Coupling Cocks; Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns, Lamps OF all dissertations
BREWSTER h HAGHARtE,
Nos. IS Front and 81 Fnlion streets.
Soils Agents for schafer Steam and Vacuum Gauges Hear
Water Gauge $. p, kases Fire Pumps and e. '" Got
toms Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. sus ly
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New Orleans mber l. 1855.
Office N. o., OPP, and q. W. Railroad Co.
Mr. I. Bridge Sir1n to inquiry relative to the
performance of the MCGOWAN Pumps this road
that they quite equal representation,
that among the variety of pumps bave they
decidedly the best. -
Yours, respectfully, A. Il. seq Err Vice President.
The above and Engines constantly for the
ubscriber sole agent here for the manufacturers.
e26 ISAAC BRIDGE. % Magazine st ct.
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OF NEW ORLEANS. No. I2.l00.
WHEREAS, w. A. Harmony has petition
w ed the Court letters Of cuatorEp the
tate of the late j. Vincent. deceased intestate: F,
Notice hereby given to all whom may concern show
within days why the prayer of the said peione,
should be granted.
By order of the Court: l .5.,H. a-5s- a.. 4.
jel6 20 26 p s. WILT. Clerk.
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T 0ST--4 CERTIFICATE ISSUEn BY THE MECHAE
l. Traders Rank OF New OricuUs for 100 Saares of
Stock vor of John Ferguson, number 49, date 9th Sepcm
her, 1853 Said certificate having heen lost application for
renewal of he same has been made TO the Bank
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1851. jail
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CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
AGENT
Sale Purchase Location or Investing OF LAND WAX
RANTS-Loaning Borrowing Of Money on Mort
gage and all other business pertain.
ing to REAL ESTATE.
IL PlIIIu in
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Cincinnst December I, 1856.
Messrs. Geo y. Winchel, Bro 4 Co
Gentsrhe PumpiRg Engine purchased of You for of
small shop the line of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider the pumping apparatus within my knowledge
The engine drives besides the pumps 3Unch circular
three thes and adr and there with
IS pound the inch of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend to the of railroad and
others Yours truly,
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Tea Drinking.

II the question be narrowed down to Tea. OIL
mo Tea, we advocate the weed The world will
be happier and healthier by the moderate use oil
any oil the China teas, in their purity than without
them. Thh immoderate use Of cold water is pre-
judicial to health whether as drink or a lavement,
and so is the imnoderate use of bread and butter.
is the argument of fanatic to say, that because
he excessive Use of anything is injurious it should
therefore be discarded altogether.
Chemistry decides that the essential clements
OF cofte and tea ure identical, and are nutri-
tons
Tea is simulant, and so is any other nutritive
article, That which imparts no stimulus is not fit
lOr lood. An ordinary meal stimulates the pulse
TO greater activity by five or ten per cent
Tea, being used warm. and ut meal time pro-
notes digestion by its warmth, any other warm
drink would do
Any cold drink, even water, taken at meal time,
arrests the progress Of digestion until it is raised
to heat Of about u hundred degrees and if that
arrest be too long protracted, convusions follow,
ana sometimes death-as has happened TO children
many times by eating couple OF hard boiled eggs
ha tly, or upon an empty stomach, or indeed, eat
M much OF any indgestbe article.
Thus 1t is, that SO far Us the use of tea at our
meals banishes the of cold water at meals it is
a safeguard.
Late and hearty suppcrs destroy mulitudcs,
either outright in u night or in the insidious pro
gresS oil months and years 1t is almost the uni
versal custom to take tea for supper 1t is stim-
u!ant II aids the stomach in digeSting more than
| it would have done. just in proportion to its slim
ulating qualities Aud as ali eat too much at sun
per time the general use of warm tea us a drink
at the last meal of the day is beneficial in the d
rection just named.
True wisdom lies in the moderate use of all the
good things OF life.
! 1t is stated that at tea party of sixty old women
in England, it was ascer,ained that they were the
mothers Of eight hundred and sixty-nine chill
dren
The presumption is that these women were tea
drinkers habituully, and it is equally inferable
that they did not drink it very "wculi !" vet they
were healthy enough to be old, and healthy enough
10 DC the mothers OF large families. An isolated
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Wenlth of the pnnn

rope no Mono was at Florence August 25tb
ana was received with great pomp. II isstateJ
mat the Marquis in whose villa the Pone lodoeJ
ne night before bis entrance to Florence was
1nuhScu ihto all immense cross, at enormous
expense, Tor the occasion, and bed was f;t,eJ
"P ,P ,oi nun at cost OF $4,000, which is never
to be occupied by less ilustrious guest Tha
Journey was to terminate at Rome Sept. 5th =
Oh tne ON the anniversary of the Virgin was In
o' celebrated, when the statue of the Jmmacu-
lh'e Conception would b. inauguTated. Artisto
pronounce the statue failure Whenever th.
rope mas visited in Italy the wealthy Glasses
nave nave been profnsa in costly offerings. Tine
Florence correspondent of the N.wark AIper-
ttSer writes:
1t was pleasantly remarked the other eren;,r
IN q plomatic circle. in reference I , The nrs.
eht' constantly flowing in upon him. thai he !,
tie richest OF the whole line of month";. A..
chlet Almonnr OF the Church, he has rec.;vod
enormous sums during the present tour...tb..
hrSt OF ms Pontificate. The Duke of Modena .
prooaoly the rca'st sovereign in Europe, though
Omo VI 1lc smallest Tor example, gave him $780,
ooo dl'er mlSS III his cathedral. At Bologna
Tic received various donations in sums from i.,,
to sixty thousand dollars: and the Grand MI.
OF Tuscany laced 800 00J at his disposal .lt.r
the consecration of lhs Archbishon on SunL,y &,
ms SON. 'he tItlr apparent made similar off.r-
InS aitrr fOntIlchi mass the next day in his
Cathedral of the Aunumciation. Among n,,'
nHrons private gifts received here is a gold
CfnclGx gittering with precious stones. yaInsd.,
o. S62 900, from tn Russian prince D.midofr
the repudiuted husband of Princess MatiIds nf
rams who has the most s,Imptuous palac. in
Italy. These are mere Items in an immense;
revenue from hoping sinners, oil of which is
doubtless, scrnpulous,y di>pens al among The in.
st!tul'ons and poor Of The Church; aud much of
1t We may irar' like water spilled upon the;
ground Ia a Gs0ught.
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HARD TIMES.

Hard times Is now on every lip,
=, And breathed from every tongue
The banks are cursed by one and all,
The aged and the young.
The merchant has to close his DOORS
And throw his ledger by
Such times he VOWS were never seen
BY any mortal eye
The shopmen quit tlIe counters side, .-u
In For customers are few ;
The times are now so very Tight" ID.
q IL makes them all look F" blue !"
The citizen in vain essays
To make more than his bread
pound OF which he now declares
Won't weigh pound of lead
There's not day but some one fails,
U Some house that goes to smash
And names that once stood high on change,
Are out for want of cash.
Those whom we thought were lLAiOnares,
Are rich in shares and stocks,
Their "mHiion heirs now disappoint
They fail and leave no "rocks"
'1Iard times hard times Was ever seen
Such times as hard as these ~
This is the cry from morn ill night,
In which eaoh one agrees.
A remedy think I've found,
Say, how do you think twill do
"Pull oil your coat, roll up your sleeves,
And work these hard times through !"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-22

The SIcieiy of the Sons of the Defenders
OF Baltimore IN 1914 contemplate th , erection
OF suitable monument, in commsmo oration
of the defence Of Baltimore, on the mound
koo~n as Rogers Blt,ry, at Patterson s
Park, BlimoIe.