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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

IN $50 (FIFrYl DOLLARS REWARD.
~ MAJ away on the lth January, light grit boy named
hsNkf Or GORDON, aged about "a years, weighs
frightened or confused when spoken nsgro
ga thin moast<che; dressed when he lef "a back
cost checked Cashmere pants b dou vest and
light eolored felt hst Apply 20 =
- hsDOkNELL's Restaurant
'eo III Com non street
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RAILRo DADS.
PoNrcHkRrRkIH RAILROAD.
hoBILE-steamer Florida--7l bales cotton do rags and
sundf1es to order
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
KAlLkoAD FROM CANroN-9s bales cotton TO Payne
tairison--io Warren, Gilmore &eo-i0 Robson Aliens do
byrne Vance kco-i Coleman, Putnam &coI Adams AGO
Il bnchannon, Carroll 4col Fredlandef Gerson-l lot Of
bales cotton. - -
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geu ORLEANS atloasu aflarAst.

tHEtCHFT
THURSDAY Evening Juns "a 1858.
The nsameut Of paid day. II the rainy
arrived earno be far Of aud years long
ago Of the rainy precursor fall Ia
Mississippi Atmosphesca meteorological have
attempted this Ak Of have
satisfactory SOLUTION, We hope cync will what
hAs The atmosphere weather 10 do sh the money Market
ii he zoud In paper he might take survey Of his
1oreas ascertain any portion Of It's
effected Dy aud aopherical changes II his
porte ins shoud prove waproof well nre proof he
provided hde twnges Of conscience
looming at tonsora transactions that might be passing
into oblivion
There transactions paper though small
scala Long dated commercial signatures placed at sk a
10 per cent and FIRST class lsogage at This Is
rather high there scarcity Of choice and
iasorie hgufessuch readily snapped at a sh
sent
II Exchange there was al improvement to-day We note
n drawers enhanced their Ia a ia for sixty
days sight Al the time there sales
from ~ "a discount Of $4,000 X dis
Sight held x " ~ with Al house asking
discount The for checks discount On
Of al q a fully established. In
foreign sales Of bills Of ladng dsa ia a eT
aud clear hills 10 dealers lOs< 20 OS grades
l1e5 q 81 Sales Of fracsa 2-markei ranging outside
Iem s6& q b2a Banks that draw ask b5 and for small
sums i2ls q $40
There transactions to-day knowledge
We expect sales This time the dividend
Monday next led OF by the Canal Bank the
Directors Of per its earnings
fsr The six months The banks will declare "a per
cent Possibly Mechanics Traders from having passed
me dividend January will enlarge s fayors stock
heiders TAs.nnk James Robb will pay por The
Crescent City Bank win defer dividend f October next
1.-The Bank Or America This sound policy. Our banks
ahouid before dividing and hriter away
eir substauca making divisions profits OF stock
jabbsrf will not accede TO tH course.
The European by Europa received this
Ss The adstes read we'll but give inclination
81 the staple Fine weather prevailed in Eng
Land witch sliding materially the growing crops The
consumption Of cotton home the largest
scale for he Imports nght look
oz Avance bat iasea Of that IL the egraph adviceu by
Persia relied on have a3uss decline but
whether shall confirm n Is aao.her matter.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
An Account pursuant she Act IN and 9Th vetors 49,
for The week ending on Wednesday, % day Of June, 1853
lsstE DEPARTMENT.
Note. issusd- slg,al5I sov Debt .slloalso
lOther Aecurluea.... 9l0
Gold coin and bulrn lI,ssi2l5
silver bniien.,......
asI.abaai5l ss9D,al
nAxghsa DEPARTMENT.
Propretors' Capital fi4. COO Government securi.
Resi-. S,lJt,942i Ties, Qneluding
Public deposits in- Dead Weight An
Guiding Exehtquer nuisys ..s......... 10 5a6 56S
Savings Banks, lOther Securities. l47sL623
Commissioners OF Notes ........... II $50, s35
National Debt, aud cola and silver coin Tf053i
dividend acconntsl b,pi3 74sI
Other deposits l4N65,5leI
bills - -. - 800. 49, 7LaIa
ss71ssi llOl ss7sSI,iio
N. MARSHALL.
dated "a June, lSo5 Chief Cashier.
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FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at6P. NJ.
Independent Peoples Line.
COAST AND LAFOURoHE.
Leaves every SATURDAY, M6P.M
re-. COAST PACKET STEAMER

R-=. COAST PACKET STEAMER
l@AR[xf.S Sallle HobinsOn-To and from N. Orleans
kes.ssssh Bayou Fort Adams, Williamsport,
Hudson all intermediate landings the SALIE ROBIN
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening, O'Clock
Bayou Wednesday evening" arrival Of
from Woodvls
sA will be the Lsvee receive freight Thurs
day morning
attention paid to the receiving and landing
pssengess and freight at all hours Of the day and night
Iy2yn HOLMES A CLAUsS, Il Tehoupito st.
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400 hhds sold steady prices Fair
to Fully Fair 61kG5xe = ID.
Of $50 bbs at 2t@ Is, for Good to Fer
msniing and 2fc q gallon for Prime.
FLOUR. The market dull with sales Of only 100 bhs
superfne at 81 3 200 Extra Tennessee IS 200 in
2losst IS 50 q Dbl.
GRAIN. The stock Of Corn nearly exhausted and
prices further advanced with sales 25 Mixed in
Sc and 6 in lots the leyee. ehodets asking 81 at
the In Wheat nothing doing sales of Oats
comprised so sacks st. Louis lots Sc aud 1000 at about
the OF Bran 100 sacks sold 7Oc and 100 Old
69c q 100 rs.
PROVISIONS Pork still very dull. with retail trans
actions only sic 5O9si6 10 Dbl for Mess.o Bacon 80
casks Clear Sides sold in lots at sc u Prime at "a and q
Ribbed private Besides which there transac
which particulars reported OF Lard q bbls
disposed Of at iOc and heard of about $50
shipped the particulars Of which suppressed.
INDIA BAGGING....ws noticed sale Of go bales at
l4sSc cash, and that price refused for 500 bales.
COFFEE. Sales OF 80 bags at lc l40 at IN and $50
Skimmings at e1<c p %.
STAR CANDLES. heard OF about 5000 boxes sold
lot last week private terms.
wHIsKy...yery dull. Rectiaed retailing 2O92lc p
CALM.
FREIGHTs..c Cotton shipping Liyerpo, in lots,
Oil up, at I'D.
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az Three hundred miles shorter thaa by any roue
Ha Passing through SLAVE IERRITOR y ample security
is afforded for the conveyance without annoyance
or k Baggage checked thToughsufe eonnectionshrst-
eiAss tracks and wide guage comfortable Express Mail
trains leays Meme daily at r. NJ passing the beautiful
scenery ~ North Alabama along the river
Lookout and Virginia Mouuans-wh their pure beautiful
and ngoatg bIeezes and celebrated daylight
R through 10 New York with less time expense
Dy sy other route Try IT, Through Tickets sold the office
OF the New orleans Memphis Packet Com pay New
Orleans. ~ -"
+. G. ARMS, General Superintendent
A. klRkrATRICK, Travelling Agent.
For freight or passage apply on board, to
o - j. II. FRELIGH, Agent,
Office Of the New Orleans and Memphis Packet Company
under The st. Charles Hotel, left wing.
mav2i Il
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RRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT-sU
- peTor 10 other for all Outdoor Work also for every
deScriptionof Iron Work, above and under water.
Depot, 70 Camp street.
Agents for the Southern Ststss
oA hsG q. O. BoGERT
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TTNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW

TTNIs0N INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
CASH oAPITAL-s2sOOOO.
The Union Insurance Company of New Orleans "a now pre-
pared TO take the usual FIRE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at lheir office,
No. IL CAMP STREET
This Company offers the security Cash Capital
OF Quarter OF Million Of Dollars and permits the in
sure 70 participate in the profits of the Company
Mufu AL receiving Scrip bearing per
cent interest," redeemable in -FOUR YEARS. or If insurers
prefer they may receive return of TEN PER CENT
upon the amount Of their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly , and egutaby.
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary ''''1'N''
DIRECTORS,
K. W. OGDEN, Of the firm of p. Cusaehs, Bre. 4 Co,
CARL KoHN, Of the firm of G. Kohn 4 Ryan.
L. \. GENkRES. of the drm of Abat Generes 4 Co,
VICTOR MAIGNAU, of the firm Of V. 4 Il. Magnau
NJ J. zUNTS, Of the firm of Shaw 4 cunts.
7. LOBlf, the firm of l4obt Il Charpentier.
JOHN DOLHONDE of the firm of Martin, Owen 4 Cobb,
a. OhlAfkLl-A. Jos. DEYNooDT. a61y
NOT1CE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY of New Orleans, have this day omuenced
operations and prepared to take Fire and River
Risks at The usual rates.
DiREcToRs.
Geo ". West, r. P. Hunt,
JAS. A. White, MI. Musson
Evan D. McOalls Martin Gordon, Jr.,
D. Jamison, Paulin ]. Martin,
Antonio Costa Cesaire Olivier,
Oner Gaillard, John Eaton
d. Bouligny.
OMER GAILLARD, President,
-o,-x,., GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
a. SohEloEh secretary MO iy
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on SATURDAY 10Th June, at5P.M
st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
IT. FOR ST. LOUIs-CQNNECrING AT
lEA&lAk5 Cairo with this Illinois Central, ST. Louis
So with he Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-Ihe fine
packet steamer Aleclk Scott H. Swzer,
will leave for st Louis and all intermediate landings
above For freight OF passage, apply on board or to
j. F. ALLEN, Freight Agent
for the Line Illinois Central Ralroad street
je23 j. s. PAGAUD, Advei Using Agent.
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THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated March is, 1855.
In conformity with the requirements OF the Charter of this
Institution, the following of affairs published:
LIABILITIES.
Received from 1909 depositors in sS79
e. III
faid in 629l drafts .................. 5S27l9 81
amount due deposiors Slh April 1853 Slb5 COS Ol
Certificates of Deposit
Amount outstanding SOth April, 1885,. 2O7s9 IS
Total amount liabilities April 30, 1885,. sl7o69I 50
ASSETS
$1,000 New Orleans City Stock, cost.
ing... ...:....... ...,...,.,,,..... S29, 20 90
Loans upon pledge Of Sl9SOcO New Or
leans City Stock ....,............... l24s7OOO
or $4,000 Louisians State Stock. ....... $500 90
Loans secured by mortgage ira
proved city properly, worth double
the amount loansd...,.,............. 5000 90
Cash
IN Bank of Louisiaus. .$il 69I ~
500 7OI "a
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For OPELOUsAs.

&c X o p e LO 5 AS.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at S O'Clock P. NJ
, Ns1& FOR u p h 20 u A S-THE NEW
kasasE5 STEINER w. Burton, Capt g; +. Lou
aier built expressly Tor the trade vii leave
above taxing freight for Old River SimmPo and all landings
the AtehsfAaya For freight passage, apply BOARD
or to
JIM. JOHNSTON 4 CO.. 3 Front Levee st.
iyl4u Cust0mhouse street.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 6P.N.
OpelOuSas via the Aehafnlaya.
, r.. - FOR OPELOUSAS-THEN NEW AND
"A light draft seame Bayou Belle, Capt. John
Lyons, Will leave taking AM
passengers smmespo Old river all landings the
Aichafalaya. For eight or apply board.
my3l }. s. PAGAuD, Advertising Agent.
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STATE LoUIsIAsA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
BE It remembered that this twelfth day Of
before the subscriber Justice Of and for the
city AFORESAID personally appeared Thes soO President
james Edwards, Secretary Of the Mutual
pany OF New Orleans who being duly
do dpOse and that the above true
correct transcript from the Books said Company.
THOMAS SI.OO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS. Secretary
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this twelfth y of Jan
AIRY, 1858. G. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace Parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors have resolved pay interest of
Six cent in cash. the outstanding Certificates Of Profits
the holders thereof their legal on and
after the second Monday in February proximo Also TO de-
clare dividend Of Forty Seven per the earned prem
ums Of the Company ending 3st December 1851 which
Certificates will be issued and 18Th March next
THOMAS sLoO President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAMES EDWARDS Secretary.
DIREoToRs:
James d. Denegre, e. ]. Hart
A. ID Kelly, Jno g. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, j. d. Stauher
j. Y. de Egana, II. T. I.ansdale
Henry Renshaw, John g. Gaines
A. G.. TremOulet Thos sloo tails
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UACHIrA RIVER.

q y A 7 K.
Leaves on SATURDAY. 26h INST al P.A
, HsS OUACHIrA RIVER RE @ u A R
lG&NtSsss Ten Day Express Passenger Packe-For Cam.
den. Beach Ill., Little Bay, Champagnole,
Pigeon Hills Saline Cornishes Warren, Hiltys
Landing, Providence Point Long View Hamburg Alabama
Landing Ouachita City Port Union Mouth dArbonne Tren-
ton Monroe Columbia, daFTisonbnrg nity pAna.
ton and business My draws - inches 9Th
passed passenger steamer Kate Dale, Wr Dale, master,
will leave, positively above For freight pass &c apply
on board J. s. PAGAuD, Advertising agent.
The steamer Fox will the arrival Of the
steamer Kate Dale for Saline and Bayou Bartholomew
alternate trips.
Tie Kate Dale will give clear bills adng through free
OF expense with privilege q reshpping steamer Fox 2
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ATLANTA,
NASHVILLE
:, " hEkLY NAIL LINE
b TO WICK 5 b U X @.

Is aording both business pleasure travel
greater expedition, safety comfort any route
7S-Look at the Map and schedule Of Distances:
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5 elrttRs 3t(istellanr.
a ~ lUOW S RUS SE.
-GR R
HOW UNCLE BEN lot TANGLED.
BY ElLIOT.

W idowS, 10 take them as a class. are
generally smart. txceedingl gly-, specially
the Young on, s-oid ones only prove that
they are not, by reuainIi,g single. As
gr0of we have iiitie narrative To relate
of one, who = taigi, d an oid lachelo' up
IN The. ; Ctiou wurIe otc, rtsid,d tor
tIIut.
UAcie b. Carleton. as most every one
called ilItu, was "a rdCht lor, IN hale hrahh,
q. fittY ytats ur t.it reaI outs, aud Il con-
firm, aud oaslful woluan-hater. almost
especially dad he see IN Is dettsi widows,
fcr with them he would have nothing 10
do-ahhough he would some tunes smile
al some nice Joke played upon him 10y
pretty village girl, and bad been known
on two occasions 10 lend his utubrtila 10
Esther Cunstock, The tcile of The place,
and the best : niger Ia the choir of the
Church which he attended. IL WAS raiu-
ii.g hard, and ,le INSISTED uTou her taking
n. 10Th I'M. 5. aud ne i-nt 1t IN true old
tacar lor s.vir. Tor NJ didn't LEND HIM
>ILF with 1t. tot walked home alone III
,Le ram.
IL vain did several very pretty widows
IN cur rlact set their caps ior hni he
Was well off. and not lIl-lo0siug, either
I'll m vaIu did haIf-mpuruIl.g eoqut ttlsh
rltl onS. pr,uy hoshi,is, ia"irl' IS galler>,
and n,at ankles. att uEt 10 . catch bis
ty-." HIS eye-1ettA. Il Was rtrotted
had been Cug when ne Was qu.ie You 2
and SuSc, Iulie-tf 50, he was q. ternined
rxld,tliy never 10 iet ihtI dc'.tate on
h IN again.
But one widow there was amongst US.
keen as a briar, pretty as a PINK, who had
made hei mud up TO - tangie ihn IN her
web" and as she made no secret OF II. he
was doubly on bis guard against her
Sarah Wbnman was her name-she
had teen married young, and mereltui
Providence soon relieved her of bus
band who was utterly worthless as man
could be, aud who hardly left enough
properly 10 bury h.In decenily.
Sarah. therefore, was poor, but her
| uimtle fingers were usually expert with
,he needle, and it did not troubie her to
get along for she was naturally indus
lrious and very popular in The village.
| Evety one who had heard of her M
! tended capture OF old Uncle Ben, had
/ laughed al It as a matter OF irnpos>lhiiIty
| but none more than himself. Bat she
quietly worked on In the even tenor Of
her way, rendering herself liked and re
Spected by all, aud even winning his
/ respect, for he had uGly a beuevoiett
heart. and had known of her zutferings
and even felt pity for her when she was
} linked 10 a worse than worthless husband
! And pirv is so near akin 10 love, that ii
surely IS a dangerous relative, worse than
( u pr.uy cousin sy ali odds.
! About this time n cousin of SaTah's,-
speaking of cousins Is the time 10 bring
n ln,-came TO the vIilage to practice DIS
profession, that ot pl,ysiriail. and hav-
,ng the r. piauoa Of long practice 10 the
cily OF P, be very soon had an ex.
oelIen, practice IN the village. Being a
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/ A basket Of apples stands in one cor
ner of the room. They have been ther,
a week Ok oi'ening he door. an odo,
as delicious as II was tan'aiizing greete {
US and we wanted 10 devour al once The
whole tasketfui. But on sober SECOND
thought we saw our incapacily for such q
feat. the folly of mad lmpu Sc. and The
sad result which would follow. So the
tasket of apples Is untouched, and il con-
tlnues 10 send out to our noslt Is the same
delicious aroma, now gratefully enioved
On the top is large handsome Bald
win, having stout, knotled stem with a
bal dozen dry leaves chnging 10 ii. con-
trasling prettilv with the apples red and
yellow coat. Fair and round, it is a fine
arple. 1t rleases the eye as much us il
will. by-and-by, please some palate.
There they are, those apples, they do
nothing. But their mere existence makes
all things around them delightful Every
body who comes near feels the influence
and enjoys it. They b.ess. positively, the
sigh, and the smell. Through these
senses, they affect pleasantly the mind and
The body, though they are silent, motion
less, tunbled INTO basket III the corner
of the room.
To The good. they exhae an influence.
They may be silent; tut their pow er,
though Intalgille, Is pervadiug. and Ii
c"nhot he suppressed. II viii dlfIuse IL
self, comforting. nIiehtening, IL proving
through time and eternity.
Quiet, good sous live on in your life
Of exhalent. diffusive beauty, nor thiuk
yourselves purpostless. Reckon no, your
s. Ives cpherS IN social life. in civil af-
fairs, or IN the mighty resources of the
world You are the pillars OF stability on
which these rest. a loveliness, IRE esis,-
ally charming. surrounds the pure and
good; on approaching them, we feel as if
entering higher sphere; the tumult of
disseuslon subsidies dissatisfaction is for
gotten, peace fills the heart-we are ele-
waited and purified. Tie positive power
of righteousness anuhiates excess of pas
sion. and moral obliquIlies disappear
Holiness pervades the air around so that
1t were no hypertole to say ten righteous
men could save city Of vice. You will
not ask how they can save il, if you will
come from those foul streets into tins room
aud inhale The aroma of the Sc apples.
As mere Objects have such effect, how
great must be The mIghl of living. acting,
spiritual beings, animated by earnest feel
ing, directed ty strong motives to q spe-
cIfic purpose Nothing is small +; moth
lug is insignificant But necessarily, tho
unnol.ced, the moral and spiritual are
constantly modifying ard forming mind
and body, business and enjoyment. The
basket of arrles is a hint. The physical
is a type. the picture: projected Ly which
are realized III the moral phenomena of
society. The typts are recognized by
the uuperveried sens : the condiuous
they symtotze are wrought out ty the
inev viiatle action of eternal principles
moving the heart and hand
Leave silen, Influences AT their posts
Their station is an important one. Like
the baske' of apples. they affect all around
the m Life illustrated.
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NAMES OF W OMEN AND THEIR NJ FAN
ING.-Aiary, The coumonest Of all female
names, is also one of the sweetest given
10 women. Ii is not strange that 1t pre-
walls SO universally. 1t signifies eXaitt d
Maria and Marie - the latter Ere nch-
are only other forms of Mary, and. of
course, have the same meaning. Martha
signifies bitIerness. Anne, Anna. Han
nah, and, probably, Nancy, are from the
same source, and signify kiud or gracious.
Ellen was originally Helen, Helena in
Latin, and Helene in French according
to some etymoiogis,s 1t has the meaning Of
allurng, Eut others define 1t as one who
pites. Jane. now generally familarized
irto Jenny. signifit like Anna, kind or
gracious. For Sarah or Sally. there are
TWO defLitions. princess aud the morn
ing star. Susan signifies lily, ard ii is
flung name for tall slender, flow wery
girl, of delicate complexion and native
grace. Rebecca, plump. Lucy siguiti,s
like light, and was ancienlly gwen 10
girls torn al day-break. Ii Eay also be
considered as meaning brighine SIS of as
pect. and applied accordingly. Bertha.
bright, and Alberto. all bright. Louisa,
in French Louise, Is the feminine of Lou
is. and signifies one who protects. Fanny
or Frances, means frank or free. Caiha-
rine, Katharine, PURE or chaste, is one of
the best Of our female names. Sophie,
from the Greek, means wisdom. Caro-
line and Charlotte, queens. Emma, ten
der, affectlonale, mo,herly. Margaret.
pearl or daisy. Julia. soft haired
Juliet and Julieite are The same as Julia.
Agnes means chaste. Amelia and Anne
or Amy. beloved. Clara. clear or bright.
Eianor, all fruitful. Gertrude. all truth
Grace, favor. Laura, laurel. Maui
da, nobie and brave n.aid Phoebe,
light of life