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seal fourth hold receive, purchase and convey
Der Their name property both a and personal MN
their Interest aud convenience reaue sixth to make and
establish such bylaws for the proper management and reg8
proper.
The said corporation Is stabhed for the purpose Of con
carriage [9ad rq te 9Ga 81 3Sga no On hs
Pacific Ocean and Of constructing also railroad from said
dons of said grants known The Gray and Soo grants and
sn!oSnE ana conducting ne nsygaqn o. 9d
We admit associates under this charter such
Stock upon conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE III.
The capital Of Company shall millions of
dollars divided into shares Of hundred dollars each which
shall be appropriated as follows, viz:
and paid for as hereinafter provided:
' paid ek %G and deSsred TO the ass who now od
the title 10 said Garay and Sloo grants under the deed
Tepressaling the rights Of +. r Facon9et now holder
Of the sloo grant under the decree Of the Mexican
Government.
100000 shares.
ARTICLE ".
Lists Of subscriptions shall be opened at the times and places
50 much Of said eight millions Of cash stock as may
after dedactng the subscriptions of those who sign this
charter.
The payments stock subscribed and to
time Of subscribing; in sixty days tn reafer
Tor by the Direction in insaents exceeding per cent
each nor a intervals Of ess than sixty days Calls or stock
days in least two newspaperspubished in New Orleans.
ARTICLE VI.
the conveyance this Company by said Trustees Of the
Sad deed 81 trust he Board It Directors shall Issue 10
ih purposes sald rast and SAID shall be e9nsd
s ayee ad Board Of DiTeetors shall further issue 10
sa gsses the psrpose Of said trust the eight per
g " s1 b5 ny ot beb S 9 ~ nIdgios If said
9e gsea re- he paymenL 81 ne debts ana a9ss
s5 u snch dsbts ia liabilities AZ e tie parties e
convey III same IN the exercise Of their sole and uncontrolled
oG & b rom pS u IN Re oayaent IF n" deb, WHAT
by any company, person persons, under
either sd soo Garay grant exeepas proydedin the
ARTICLE VII.
S,. s,,, l; -, 49, a., t,., 4, -
he g9mpany sha not derive net FeEeIns greater
6eroa S pymeat of running expenses and dividend II Is
Der eei f 2ln there sbai be- rata6e diTilution of he
s5l9 49, lssa Ne iglspd down Ia IL nor cent ner an
srs # 5a's 4p " Y 1ou' 'o"n - ~ ~ '' ~ -
This fs an MI irose AM, lin itaop m the an7oupt IF
@ rsiH iGu an q '0' O '
ARTICLE VIII,
~
ret to the Mexican Cove nmnt ior Soo grant shall be paid
n 'Gs tG'nInS III " i S i, s a ~ a n b ~
Ee Ngzgtn IN the net p'a as provided Ia 'sa
ARTICLE TX.
TIE business Of the Company shah be conducted atits Office IN
donie by nine Directors q whom At least seven saa be pei
a9og T eto sa elect pesidgni and Vice IRE Pre
denon er body and shall haEe power to elect new DIRECT
9s III @ F55 l s g. ad a. III M
RnnuAEe4nH tnA
81 WIZ 9e IN PEI Or ~ fiu
lion a against the Company may be made the
sIs9n OF ie9 NJ ad4ess attne once Of Inc Com
ARTICLE x.
r., y4 Tob, Al nan .Ir-ed Pow, W II s.,ri
r{asi v f5g i II Warner I + " BnrbriIgs p O. Hsbe9
3 aiesH Kenne shall compose the first Board Of Direct
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INSURANCE.

CHEsCEET MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
~ PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Pursuant with the requirements Of their charter the Crss
cent Mutual Insurance Company make the following state
nent, viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
Auountof unsrminatsd risks, July lst i3... lzl o.
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COTTON PRESSES.

COTTON PRESSES.
Corner of Tchonpitoulas and robust
Corner of TchoupitoulaS Henderson streets.
ST. Mary street. between Perdido and Poydrala
Corner of St Thomas aad Basin streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard Streets
Corner of Tchoupitoulasand Richard streets.
RCHAETs',
New Leyeeand Louisastreets.
GorperLeveeand Rofignacstreete.
Corner nnunciationand Richardstreets.
Corner Ieveeand Cloaet streets ThirdDistrict
Corner Hendersouand New Leyeestroets.
WOODS,
TEXAS,
IiEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
Leveestreet between St. Ferdinand and hontekp
streets, Third District.
PTCAYUEE,
Leyeestreet, oppositePostl3s, ThirdDIstrot.
| INDEPENDENT,
New Leyeeand RoignRcstreets
| NEW COTTON PRESS,
Leyeestreet, between Montegutand Clouetssrasa
Third District
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WILDEY No meets the st and ID Saturdays Of each
mouth in Odd Fellows Hail, OF Camp and Lafayette
Streets O'Clock P NJ Officers for the present teTm J.
Kofment g, P L, Kaiser II. p: Thos Mckinney, s. ".
Cohn, scribs Henry Williams Treasurer; W. W. Reilly y
"; Jas Furueaux, Asst. Scribe.
HoBAH No meets on the 2d and at Saturdays Of eaeh
month in ODD Felows Bail Of Camp end Lafayette
Streets O'Clock p ~ 0ficeTsfor the present enJ
Caldwell, P; D. V, @. Campbell H. p; A. " Mcdonald
W; r. Psbdry, Scribe ~ Franktord, u W.. Eneas Smith
Treasurer.
La SALE No. meets the ls and Cd Mondays In each
month, in Odd Fellows Ha Of Camp and Lafayette
streets O'Clock p NJ Officers the present ernF T.
Field O. p; L. Rercer Il. p jos Wagner. S. W.: R. L.
Bruce scribe j. g Weber Treasurer Warren Davis j. VI.
WASHINGTON No. meets the I'd and 4th Mondays in
each month iii Marigny Buildings Third District O'Clock
P. ". Officers for the present terrE H Boetx c. p
Brown a. p Charles Weisenbuger s. w; D. KAnz Scribe
Il. Mllspaugh, Treasurer T. Kiefer, u w.
LAFAYETTE MOI LIST and Sd Mondays Of each
month, in Jefferson hall Fourth District ct O'Clock P D.
Officers for the present teTI McIiere g. P r. TuFne,
H. P D. LeHie vi 7. Barrett scrbe L. seiber, Treas
W Ike. J
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF THE

hTRNU AGENCY DC THE
rvsrp,vnp covp.vv
new York.
Cash Capital S6OuO0 SURPLUS 900
This Company perfectly responsible for all it's
Policies and is wen known to the Local Companies o. New
Orleans and Merchants generally many oil whom hold isfoh
Se s o. an raar on Premium. IN sn Of scF9
9nd = psf cent oAsA return % WV ',su q S'tp
D'''4' No. IS Magazine street New Orleans.
chq.esiJ Martin, Pre-, President
William D. Lambert firm Of 4 A. Lawrence 4 Co.
Gsogs & cR l[nsv hI q Of y S4 w FsS G9ns
Ieas Hopkins President ImPo[eTS' and Traders Bank
ahqnas Messe3I e. urn p q H. ng1sgstr
William y, Meen urn ot Ci5i t Msen o 60
l, Watson Sa gli firm Of Haskell MerFieE Bull
5. SS n f barter ss H G1 Butler
so5gs D. NSsaa so % II 59e Mog G
h Enai 11g ~ q yi VIZ q ~ o. Of Lou9
George Ps o,d r Fr Of + F4sP, Bliss o Co
Leyir. Morton tirm 2 Morton Sitionell 4 Co.
T@,a ~ %o 6 r. IF WaFd W9 a 4 Son ,..
Charles CHARLES E Raklsy firm Of y Ba,key Co
Heary A. H% a ts,s Of t, sw iarlOut Co
Wn3 GIyy.,fs II fyn5 ~ sSyyr,y Gto,r l. n,
w. ntGs iSo q H. na F " t'tG S 9HB 5 - IL
JPnn B. Bqchnaon Are aEm 9 u 6 hoge e. Of Boston
Ghn N Ford am q # E Eo.d EuRRer Company
John G u Ws,,,o. firm Of wboc Kellogg Carter,
Cyrus Yale JF' hm OF u Yale Dr., Co. OF Ne" Or
YIN r. Fosaie firm Of WT 3 GhSs Eosdi IL
pbis Tenn: 'l' "a 0'''''' -'''' . - 'l''
David l. Boyd firm Of Bqyd Bros 4 Go, Of Albany.
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Encampmenfs IN me interiors;

MAGNOLIA NO. l. meets the ID and 18th Saturdays
each month n Baton Rouge.
each month, in Clinton.
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rpaE IMPROVED nfcCHEsNEY WASH
i ING MAGHINE-ManufaC and for sale by the sub
seriber Orders left al 70 Apollo street. 29l Magazine
in Boz 6 Mechanics Exchange at the grocery store Of
Collins 6S Apollo street. where specimen oe seem
will be promptly attended All ask of the public is fair
trial and they do not give satisfaction RETURN the and the
money will be refunded J. Al. DAUGuERTY,
vi No. 10 Apoll street
MONEY! NIONEYs!-L0AN oFFICE.-LoUIs
VI BLANG No II Cont tree between Chartres and tx
MONEY LOANED ON LIBERAL. TERMs-AT descrip-
tons of JEWELRY and RICH FANCY GOODS TAKEN ON
DEPOSIT, az
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I. 0. o. r.
4rnnd 80 - r.onlaInnn.

Grand Lodge or EOu1sIaHa.
The r. ". GRAND LODGE, OF LOUISIANA T. %. OF,
meets on che fonrth Tuesdays IN January ard
July In Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hall of
Camp aud Lafsgstte atEeeta, New Orleans.
OFFICERS goR TIRE YEAR 1883 Pilsbury, o. Tenn
piar Lodge No 10 W w gra9d MASTER John Moore Of New
iberia Lodge No. g. T. W. D. Grand Master; Vim C. wilson,
Of ORION Ledge y o. q h w Grand Warden; Thos q. Shields
81 Union Lodge ~ Y W. GEsad Secretary; Henry WI
er: Thos N. Blake Of Commeretal Nedea NO II ard
Henry stetBont Of Southwestern Lodge Nd 4 Grand Re-
personalities Grand Lodge. Richard gty4ip 81
Crescent Lodge No w. O Marshal; 8. n Todd of Hope
Lodge No. a. W. Conductor J. JannIsen af ousHrs
Lodge No i W. al Guardian John Frahkiord 6f Crescent
Lodge Nc. g, ". 9. Herald.
DISTRICT Deputy GKAEp MAsTERs-Janea r. Warpsr Of
Covenant f5gA No III District q ~ r. Michel af Paeaa
Lodge No 81 District No. g Louis Bush Of Excslov Lodge
a. District s. L. Randlstt, Of St Mary Lodge
90 District s. s. r. Clark Of S. Landry Ledge No. rs,
District No. 9; Henry Jones, Of De9a Lodge Nc District
J. A. LiddeIi Of Trinity Lodgs No. %, District No 9; "
Rtehie Of Meth Lodge a. Drct No III A. Milzpangh Of
Prairie Lodge No 81 District No 49, H. Hunter, 81 Clinton
Lodge No. a. District IL H. Goldman OF Isutna oage
No TO- District No. Isl s. Slaughter Of Cheney Lodge No.
A. District No 49, S. r. Grsamore, Of Assumption Lodge Nos
4 No
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CHURCHEs.t
BAPTIST;

CHURCHEs.t
W. Q Duncan, camp Basin.
Annunciattor- Corner evilleandMeralea.
Immaculate Conception Baronue, on Canal
lJe5ut's lZBgroRne Common
ST. Louis Standardization Square
St. Anhony-Rampart. {. Cont.
st. AlpAonse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and laurel.
St, Augustiue-Bayou Read, c. St. Ciaude
st. BarthoomeR--Villere, b. seguinand Bartheeny, Al
St. joha Baptst-Dryades b. Olioand Callop6.
St. Joseph-Gommon, b. Marias and Yiere.
St MRrie-Conde, n. lrsuline.
ST. Mary-JOsephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Patrck-GsInP, b. Jua and Girod.
st, Peter-Marigny. b. CgsaCalvoGnd Graatnea.
st. ThereSa-gamp, opp. junction with Prytania.
st. Trinity--St. Ferdinand
St. Vincent de Paul-GreatIuen, Montegnt.
Ursuliue Uonvent-Below the city,
! CHRISTIAN: Camp c. Melpomene.
| FIRST CONGREGATIONAL: St. Charles II. Julia
PROTESTANT HPISCOPAL ST. Peter's-seamen's Bethel
6Esplanaae: LEgHst Protestante Francas-R c.
Camp Gaennie. St. Inke's Hercules, near ecy road
Naturalization c. Plgquemine. Annunciaion- Anhun'
citation Square Mount ollyet-A lgeFs;
/ LUTHERAN! Euterpei b. BHechus and Dryaqes. =
METHODIST; Carondelet, b. HeyhAnu Girod teey ftoao
Chestnut. Moreau ESghien: nTyades G. teTpsGiore
Jackson. 81. Paul. (coloFedl earroIon Csrroton G.
PRESRYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytsnia, Clio.
GasaraIya n Railroad, Canal, c. Franklin. Fulton, n,
Josephine Prytania, 6 Josephine. Thalia, c. Benton.
Bouligny, Camp, n. Cadiz.
tart--Cli0 b. Apollo and Nayades
UNITARIAN: Pryana, GalioPe. Clio b. Prytapia and
Dry Terpsiehna. u sNayaCes Euterpe D. sacchUi
and Dryades.
q, NORTH CULLom. ATTORNEY AT.LAw, wi
all professional business St. Landry and Ayoy
elles may be entrusted to his Office ut MARKS
References-Chas NJ Waterman hardware merchant; G.
Singleton RttorneVataWi Nixon Adams Crescent office
New Orleans. n26 ly&R
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no SUGAR TSLANTERS-
AMEs' STAR PAN,
For the Manufacture of sUGAR-Patented June % 1858.

AMES' STAR PAN,
For the Manufacture of sUGAR-Paented June % 1883.
The objections which have heretofore existed against the
ordinary coil for evaporang juice EN-
TTRELY OBVTAFED by my Improvements They consist in
relieving The pipes from the water OF c9ndensat9u rs SOON
AS FORMED utilizing the WHOLE EXTENT Of tue heating
surfaces Of the pipes and obtaining UNIFORM TEMPER
AZURE throughout the whole horizontal of the pan; will
eaporae rapidly nnder ANY PREsSgR Of steam Chose in
u.s. recurring pressure Of rs 10 100 pOunS) Any
portion Of the heating surfaces be DETACHED without
dprment the continued of the pan perfectly simple in
mechanical construction and be furnished AT rates
son bile rs the most ordinary pan in use.
These Interested invited 10 call at the establishment
Mr. DANIEL EDWA RDs IS 80 and - New Ieyee street
Tvs H. 0. AAfEs, Patentee
VACATION SCHUOL4-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
keep School during the months For terms etc.
ca jackson School, Of Paccanier and Richard
streets GEO. w. HARDY,
| iy6 Principal jackson School.
I TNIF-Th9maston Utica Alton and other Lime for sale
| l. Nv ALFRED KEARNY,
| myiT ~ Magazine street,
| Iy0DS ASHES AND PAIN 0IIs-i5 casks, for sale by
| y ALFRED KEARSY.
| myl7 IL Magazine street.
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subordIanate Encampnenfs Is.

Any communication intended for the Grand Eucampraent
must be directed james Furneaux Grand Scribe 40 PoydFss
treet, New Orleans, - z
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New Orleans, june 8, ls5E

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Be it remembered that the 18th june 1855 before ne the
subscriber ustice Of the Peace in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, personally appeared Placde EnTsa PTes
pany. who being duly sworn according law do depoe aud
that the above Just and true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
PLAGTDE FORSTAILi President.
Il. DEBUYS, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 4h day June 1855
ARTHUR SAUGIER,
al I'D I1qtiPa nf fine
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~ THOMAS Il H. SHIELDS, seerotarso .. +. RaBsl



gThe following are the officers members Of the Commit
tee for the term extending from Juy 1858 TO january 1879:
william Gregory President, 80 Grayier John B.
Heno Teasurtr 81 Camp street, Joseph Brown, seere
Levee streets; X. f " BaehmRn,
al nmp Street Nug0n a Victory street, Geo SEYMOUR
n Teh6nptouas street. j. r. Rranz 34 New LeTge street 8
Tssr n Alien 1873 Canal street; @, Y JoBfe II Common
street j. II CALDWELL A Carondele street; J aoss Custom
house street: D. FRrar, IA Louisa j. Schweitzer
stTe near Miro H. RUCks, Poydras and Magazine
Streets Chas h. Morrison Algers Phi. Engei LGnrel
AND Siyb strees ashegue. bourbon Lederer;
VI W Brsbin Commercial Alley W. H. Ellis 81 GraFier St;
A Porteous, 65 Tchnupitougs street.
The Committee regular meetings the frst Friday
evening in each month"; 1.-THE Grand Secretary Office Odd Eel
9y2s te''' JOS A. BROWN, Secretary.
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TNLORTDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER-The
Z undersigned have hand and constantly receiving
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber 70 which they invite the attention
500e6O "a dressed tongued and gFoOved YeInR Pine
Flooring.
100000 feet aud inch thick dressed ongusd and grooYe9
yellow Pine Ceiling.
100000 feet ia inch square Joint yellow Pine Flooring
(cearl
100000 feet dressed Yellow Pipe Weatherhosrds.
bOU10 feet yellow Pine assorted ScBntng Jas Weather
boards, inch Boards, ks Strips, ETC.
100000 LAIhE. Eor sale by
SANL MCCONNELL & CO.,
Successors Merritt + Mcconnell,
corner CHiope and Howard SITS New Basin
Es4ny communication dropped in Box 81 Mechanics Az
Bocihtion, attended TO- jal On
TTETUAHTEPEG CTGARs-e5onl MADE OF
L choice Tobacco, SIS Per thoussnd for ssle by
&. A. PICKETT.
jYTg IS ST. Shares street.
SPARKLING MOSELLIG rs cases Heukelk Go's,
- landing sx Belle Of the ocean, for SAFE by
S WOLFF
ol9 corner Of GrayieF and New Leyse stsa
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CHAIPAGNE-GONDE 9 REEN SEAL VINE
ODec importation Rheims For sale in lots to suit the
trade. Orders received and transmitted ny
A, A. NEVINs & CO.,
Nl9 No. 80 GRAY Fr street
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the sixth day Of May 1855 before
me- the undersigned Justice Of the Peace in aud the city
aforesaid persona y appeared Henry Peyehaud President and
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Inurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly according law, do de-
and that the foregoing just and and
a correct transcription the books Of said Company.
H. PEYCHAUD, President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sixth day of May
1855 JOHN W. ANDREWS,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
Board of Directors this day declared cash dvi-
of sixty per the capital paid this Company
earnings the year ending Both April 1858
with article 18th of the charter said Com
pauy follows Ten per payable demand the stock
holders their legal representatives. and aferth 18th Of
May instant balance be credited insament
on the unpaid stock
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p. A. Hargous ,,,
j. P, Ieuiapiu.. lily shares
j D. Den lily sIittes'
P o. HebeT .............,.....,.. Fifty shares
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages In end for the parish
iss9''o' us - " JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
at, And 1897
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TIE business Of the Company shall be conducted ats Office
he city OF New Orleans which shall forever be and remain its
doic BY n1e Directors whom AT least seven sRall be
Residents Of said ely -Four Directors shall form
quoFun The Directors shall elect President and Vice Pres
dentoH er body and shall have powero elect Direct
sHppy sacauGie that in the intervals between the
Rnnuaieon Ata elections for Directors and atHlmeetingE
nek0aHra may be given in person by proxy and
each aa be entitled Legal service Of cita
zion en- process against the Company may be made the
eftte his address the Office Of the Com
nnuy, III Chs bands of any Of its officers
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UlHIBD ANNUAL STATEME MT
4 OF The
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated March Is, 1855.
In conformity with the requirements q the Charter of this
institution following stsemento affairs published:
LIABILITIES.
Received from 1909 depositors in 1919
deposits 623 58
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.
s. NICHOLSON & Co, CarondeletStreet.
SAMUEL SMITH Co. Corner Camp street an Commercial
Alley.
JUDS0N CO., Corner Camp and CaHalstreets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON & Co, No IS Camp street.
BEE0IST, SHAW 4 Co, No. 81 Camp street.
| BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BAREER, Agent,
CornerGanpRpd Gravferstgeetn
L. W. CONNER SON No. 50 Caronds let street.
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stated meeting Of the stockholders shall be held ono
week bef0e 4eeuonOf Directors TO receive the report of
the last operations and business and for the examination
into t condition of the affairs at which meeting full state
e III te fnaneia and other affairs Of the Company shall be
a Inc meeting by the President and Directors then in
office Resides this meeing the President and Directors may
nahers when they think proper md shall be their duty Al
Time the written reqHsiton of Representing
Of the stock of the Company call meeting Of the
sdekholderso take into consideration matters affecting ht
Ttefes III he Company. All meetings of stockholders shat
IL held at the Office Of the Company in the city Of New Or
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

to the surface, and be waited 10 the side Of
the bowl by the slightest breath Of air.--
In short time . hy win be hatched ard
escnpe. leaving It's tiny house upon Me snr-
face Of the water.
Any one who has had eistern IN the
yard has doubtless observed the same effect
every summer. although he may be igno.
rant Of the beautiful and simple process Of
development. IL a pitcher of cistcrn or
other water containing these animalcucs is
placed IN q close room over night, from
which all musqutos have been excluded,
enough musquitos will breed from It during
the night to give any satisfactory amount
Of trouble In fact. standing BY shallow,
half stagnant pool on mdsummer's day,
the full development Of any number Of
'wiggle-tails' TO the musquito state, can be
witnessed aud the origin Of these disturb
ers Of nights slumbers thus fully ascertained.
Scientific AmericaR.
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MUsoUHos. pests of summer pro-
ceed from the aaimHlcles, commonly termed
the ''wiggle-tails." II bowl OF water is
placed in the summers sun for few days,
a number Of .wiggle-tailsD win be visible,
and will continue to increase ia size till they
reach three-sixteenth Of an inch in length,
remaining longer Of the surface as they APP
preach maturity, as If seeming to live on
influence derived from the two elements Of
air and water finally they viii assume .
ehrysalia form. and By an increased specific
gravity sink 70 the bottom Of the bowl A
few hours only win elapss when short
black fafzs or hair viii grow out on every
side Of each. tiIl IL ASSUMES the form of 8
minute caterpillar. It's specifc gravity
being thus ccnnteracteds twill fesdiIy aost
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THE SUNDAY ScHooL DEFAuLTER.--Alr Fred.
w. Porter, the deiaulting agent of the Ameri-
can Sunday School Uliou whose fall made such
a sensation short time since, has at length
made confession of the great wrong he has
done. lie stood very high in the Society and
in the Church, and he was almost the last man
who would have been suspected to be guilty Of
so foul deed. In letter recently laid before
the Board OF the Sunday School Union, he has
made complete confession. lie began bis
wrong-doing nineteen years ago The plan
was the same that he pursued to the last. His
temptations began with the mulberry and silk
worm speculation nineteen years ago, and under
the garb OF religion be has for that long time
carried on bis dishonest plans. At the starr be
knew it was wrong, but he hoped to be able to
meet the notes as they matured But as he
was unable to do So he was compelled to re-
new and pay heavy bonus. Thus, for nineteen
years, he has been treading the thorny path of
sin, praised for virtues that be knew he did not
possess, aud taking OF the sacrament, which, ac-
cOrding to his own prolcssed faith, was adding
| damnaiion TO himself with each unworthy re-
ception He defrauded the society out Of over
| S60.0O0 but the Philadelphia broker who
aided him TO the dishonest gain promptly paid
all the notes that his namo was on, and the loss
was lessened nearly $4,000. 10 the nineteen
years offfaud be has used the name Of the society
TO the large amount Of S60O,00D. by renewals
and reissues. No wonder be is a sick man--
one whom, if the law does not reach, the grave
viii soon cover up. Nineteen years Of fraud
and crime, and pernetraied in the name Of re-
ligion---wiih despair looking him in the face
exposure waiting for him at the corners Of each
street--with renorse gnawing at his heart--
and the worm that dies not hasteuing to hii
repasI