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M &rHaPpincss, Il has been finely observ-
ed, is In proportion 10 the number Of things
we love. and the number Of things .ha, love
US.
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| lie liEokY OF LokGEtITY.-Evcrym maj
lis born with certain stock Of vitality, whicI
cannot be increased, but may be husbandcd
With this stock lie may live fast or slow :
may live extensively or intcnsivcly ma.
draw his little amount Of lie over lars,
space, or narrow u into concentrated one
but when his stock Is exhausted, he has n,
moro. lie who lives cxlcnsiyeIy--wh,
drinks pure watcr, avoids inhammalory di
scaset, exercises sufficiently, but not too 10
boriousiy, INDUCES no cxhausting passion
feeds on no exciting material. Pursucs nc
Idcbiliatng pleasures, avoids all lsboriou.
aud prolracted siu.Iy preserves an easy mind
and thus husbands his quantum Of vital.
Twill live considerable longer than he
otherwise would do, because he lives slow;
while he, on the other hand, who lives intcn-
sively-who beverages himself on liquors
and wines, exposes himself 10 innammatory
diseases, or causes that produce them, lsbors
beyond his strength, visits exciting scenes.
and INDUCES exhausting passions, lives on
stimulating and highly seasoned foods al.
ways debilia'cd BY his pleasures.
A HirALUrls MINISTER The Rev. DR.
Cumming. Of London, il noted for biz flow
cry and far-setchcd vcrbisgc in his pulpit
Efforts. Some wsg gives the following trans
lation Of Psalm xiii, as an illustration Of
the doctors grandiloquence:-"Dcity Is my
pastcr; shall not be INDECENT. lie makcth
me recount on the vcrdant lawns; he LEI ad-
eth me beside the unrppliquiilics; be re-
lnstullclh my spirits, and conductcth me in
the avenues Of rcctitude for the celebrity Of
his nppellaiions. Unquestionablc. though !
perambulasc the glen Of the umbragcs Of the
scpulchrai dormitorics. ] will not be per-
turbcd BY appalling catastrophcs, for Thou
art present. Thy wand aud Thy crook in.
sinua.o delcctalion. Thou spreadest re-
lection before me in the midst OF inimical
scrutations. Thou pcrfumcst my locks with
odorifcrous ungents; my chalicc cxubcratcs.
Indubitably, benigni,y and comnlisseration
shall continue all the diurnity Of my vitality,
and ! will ctcrnaIize my habilance within
the metropolis Of nature.
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CouRIosiriEs A plate Of butter from
the cream Of joke.
A small quantity Of tar. supposed TO have
been left where the Isrseliics pitched theiI
tents.
The original brush used in painting ,hs
"signs Of the timcs."
A bucket Of water from "AlI's WE'LL"
a piece Of soap with which . man wal
washed overheard.
The strap which is used 10 sharpen ihs
waters edge.
The lcad-pencil with which Dritiani'
ruled the waves.
Aportion Of iyeast used in raising ,h'
wind.
A dime rom the moon when she gav,
change from the last qusr'cr.
The saucer belonging 70 the cup Of sor
row.
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AUNT Lrzz;E's CoUETsnlr.-Wh We see
when my man conc cour,n me, I hadn',
the least thought what he was alter not
Jobic came to our house ono night after dark
and raped At the door. opened u, and
sure enough there was Jobic.
Come in scz !; take a cheer
No no, Lizzie scz he, 4 have conc on an
arrant, and always do my arranis fusl.'
But you had better como IL snd take q
cheer. Nr. w.
40, cant. The fact is, Lizzie, I have
come on this ere conrtin' business Ny
wifc's been dead these three weeks, and
everything's been goin' 10 rack aud ruin
right along. Now. Lizzie, IL you are amind
10 have me, and take kccr Of The house and
my children, and my things. tell INC. and IN
com in and take cheer; il not III gct sumo
one else to-
Why was skca-cd and said
III you have como on this couriin business.
como in, must think on !, Iccilc.'
No, cant till know. That's my sr
rant aud ! cant sit down til my arrani Il
ione.'
\ should like 10 think on il day or
two.'
Now you needn't Lizzic'
We'll, Jobic, il must | must, 60 here .
to ye.'
SO Mr.. W, came in. Then hcl
went after the Squire an he married u
right OF, an went home with him that
very night. ! tell you wha, Il Is these long
cour.ins don't amoun, 70 nothing at al.
lust ss well do Il in a hurry.
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EARI.NE AFFAIRS.
ls1rspECrFn SLAYER.


Il having been sgDfed to the Unita3 States author
ties that vessel lying off Sandy Hook was suspected
of hong a .lsver, tie Deputy Marsha, DE Augelis,
with GOxswain Alexsrder and boats crew, detailed
f,,m ths Hsrbor Police went down At o'clock. After
a t,oroagh search, they satisfied the; she WAS
all right, aud returned The Of tbs su'pected
SLAYER d1s4 not sppear on the return.
YACHTS AND YACHTING.
IT, ns EeWoy II The ~ y. Trtsae
SIR: The Napoleon Of tha press has mounted
new hobby. Hsvug vauquisbed in HIS own opinion but
nobody elses everything On tie land, he sghs like
sort Of marine Alexander fr frssh conques;s on tee
wster He has bought yacht lsecesd hanoi the Re
beccs," vessel which is believed TO have given deal
of satisfaction 70 everybody but her bGr and original
or ney She is 80 rsi-eass too-3 SE square feet OF
canvas being tie minimum for these; ste spreads,
however 3G2; thus for, she hiss not been famous Tor
her psrforman ,es. having always been bestsn; but
now. in the hsnds of that old sea dog ale ieune
editor" we may look for surprises. Tne msnn.r IN
which she has been Hrraded recently IN the true Paker
Vein style. Ths Rsbeccs a. Norfolk The RebcScs
Al Wshiusop The Rrbccca arrived bone, e. ETC.
-Imsm-ysckting nothing nowadays wi;hos' you go 20
Sorfok All this bss been net hte amusing 70 hcss
IN s.te bat they quietly laughed and e, u
In. he 10 set.i,e ansbiscai be boldly challenges o "Jna
ia, vbst AMOUNT contest aroond Long Island Soown~
nv not ~ sBd throw down his glove 70 The vboe British
squsdIon. ike smother A"ersa" and Lie hef 'fns hoinr
~, hfd 1t him moderate bis desires there
ether vessels here beside the Johs Suppose fo' ms nee
tbs, he n, the Uus" the modest Aoni- -ben lie
Ia. S.ye tbes vii Be quite oe T. 'coA "rts tA
h. mre. wi The 'cettfoted julia WIS ssy. a.stsI
- = s ,udsg So. - 'n,~ "a kc, ,tss5y. PQ6sTAY.
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MORE OF THE AWFUL TORNADO.


NAMES OF THE KILLED AND INJURED.
f,om The 0.uarka M PLdiaGsdLey, Jsae
On Sunday evening last, about five o'clock, ire
mendous tornado, which Il its force AID terrible effect
was never equSed in this part Of the country passed
over the southern part of the and Warren Counties,
in por.h esstery direction literally tearing TO pieces
everything n n course, destroying many iives and q
great aronLi OF PIC peTy.
The most western poini OF damage tbs: re hear o.
N N the vicinity of Terre Hau;e 10 this eoaty Aoou,
a Eile north OF that town toe house Of Wn. Bsnnet.
was blown down. AID among other things fss ,ner
bed vas Canned Awsy which Las Lot been sinee dis
covered. The houses Of Elias Keener and George
Foot IN the range from M Bennett hous. we're
destroyed. TIE wife Of Mr.. Kesuer and me wife CT
Mr.. Fcot we're Injured, but 70 VIA: ex:er: &c sosid
not ea!u.
The house o! Mr.. George Pence wes moved eCme
egb. rods from lite ounds.iou GU. beng strongly ona
&c. broken.
The house Of David Thompson. whi.b wa, about
fsn miles from Terrs Hsute vas Destroyed, aud here
il he f,st place which inforns.ioa of Were
liz wa los:, sthough number we're mere or isse ~
jured. VIM. Thompson, . brother Of DAVID, VS. NJ
star :ly killed. A Guild d DAVID Tuompson Wa ir.
jured 20 that 4 died next day
Tae .'crm passed On directly ,c Euscc. iocfe ssisg
in power ~ lrcg'sssed sd when IT seaelse soss
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ryl2 law6m0Fi
-PRFNE IQOURT-KKNGs COUNTY. =

NTTkEMI1 EVUUNI = NIA'Uo " -
- Eliza NJ McG noch sgsnst Reuhen Bowler, Arorg hsrrs
William Baker Iscao H. Wilcox and Mary H. hit. lie John NJ
Wilcox AuusM. his wife William r Stafote j. Sninn,
North Sea nth John Phy Ezra Gou,e and stephen
D. Gould-SunmoDsF relief -Cem. not sehlITo the De
lepdsnts ISAAC L. WILCOX. MARY L. WILCOX and
WILLIAM BAKE8 You are hereby summoned aud required
- the complaint in this action which vi be neg 10
tie Office the Ctrk Of the County Of kines at ae CHy HAL
j. City Of BrooAyu aud TO srve cpy OF vow
tn said compn op the subscribers st Their OF. e nner
a Nsst IN the CIV Of New York, within tweIf dsys sitet
~ this s>usiVe OF re gay
60 service and # YOU the laid compliant WI,
80, time sIe,sid he Plaintiff this lon viii 70 the
the relief demanded IN the D1q, my
lSs.. pn<Ni 49,.
Il complaint in this action filed III Ia ags 1OuI SeA
Oa;cs on The nh day efEay, 1853 June 8, JS58. 49,
les .aw6wW BKAESAhD htNf-N A'iiin o. j.
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A NEW TARIPR.
The Albany Arsui

C0ffesPoncenee OF he AloHny AE0a
Unless trade experiences . marked revival dcricg
enue will be largely enhanced b the purpose Of TIE
Admin istIstion b recommend revision Of the tsr;6
at the commencement of the next ss.sioD. nave he
authority ofth Hon. J: Clancy Jones, Casirmss Of
that upsfs such revival takes place he viii hsssef
Move 10 the msttey Immediately sfs.r the re sssem-
81 Of Consre', for vhisa purpose hs dssirss tsx
H.. Y .hall nest neatly mcsse e.y,er than neal
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CUPREME CoyIRT.sf the STATE Of fo NEW "

= Y9RK.-The Pennsylvania Cox CONAN Y
ssains: The ACCESSORY TRANSIT CONF AN 10
xeby ven that by az order of this Court, made stsee.si
Tenn oa day May ss before the Eon ThoInss
ca h and the Referee therein ned To sgnt
hereinafter nenLned OF The Accessory rnsit
ouopau che eisndants sbege ramee Tha The ndeIged
Cold Murray, tie Sst day Of Ny lS5a GUY
appointed eceiver Of Ell the property real src persona al
equitable eecs shngs action, clsios Sad teaEt ds
Of SAID accessory Transit Company all and franchises
any ranted to se Company by any Gov nment or
State and a. claims and GeaSd against Government
State belonging % vested in said AeeeSofy fs
S officers Sckhoders representing &ad Com
many tSs all par;iss ir&bed Rsid Company hS
po.esen Of any property such company sheu secopn.
And SID Receiver tic the e debt and
the value u sasS property -Nes-Yort, MAJ 81. 1888
DAVID GOLDEN MURRAY, Rss.rzer.
JOHN SHERWOOD Attorney sus CouE-
e22swW1S2E sci for sid kfssiysr No. lS2 bTosdSsF.
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promised 20 dc.
accordingly returned 10 the Office sb0a. an hour
after dpIer where met my friends and soon joined
With them sgsD.in cOnverssti'p. We talked about
tie identity doctrine and poty Of the Presbyterian
c,A Reformed Dutch Churches, tue Bible revision. the
Introduction of the slavery dzcu.sion into the Tract
sod4ty, which stated l had always opposed, and
somecH es through the public press, though had no
,ynpsihy with tie systsm of Slavery aud hoped that
vie Providence woulo yet furnish the means 10
b'ng 70 an end 10 snch way to promote the ia.
of both the whites and the blscks Durinp the
conversation, and while we were not speaking of
Slavery At all one of the gentle asked me what were
ny objections 70 the extension OF Slavery. stated
icd, social political and moral grounds understood
my terd the paysicis5, TO reply that Whatever might
be Il evs arising out Of the Of Slavery they
wsIs by Lo means &C Injurious the nideity and IT.
r.s ion Of New England and tie Northern States, &C.
have sLse framed that although Mr. Calhoun nber
q fGspt ArnFoes Cabs affirmed the eonssgonsHty of
fS bsaGen Coo Weuse. fhSye doubt 20 yt~tssS b ~
~ be sEiLon 70 writing u.sAe the so0es9o s1ss ID
~ cdSytusssu y ssua IN tks nsrs7,e a. a'eased
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kr u n n h l. N "A N Ai-- II " "A ~.
Il Che GREAT CEstTgA. ROUTE scnpeeins the Au.nts,
ites Western, koT western and Sout+ western saIs.
~ eortnuous Railway direct fh Rood ao connects ~
F4bu6A with daily e OF seamer TO ali ports ON tne wes
10 Kvs.s Cleveland sA Ssndusky si tie steamers 70
al ports LAkes-nlakns Iensst direct
Obs. sad reliable BY wah SRElGHT 10 forwarded
10 spd flQyn the Great Wet.
kAYEG ERrWEEN PHILADELPHIA and rfETSBgS3A
FAsr BootA Shoes Hats esd Csn Books .sn.. y
Dry Goods I'm bones bales add uInks), Drugs Z $40 D
Tn boxes and bAies) Fsxtbsrs fpss, hc........)
Bseokp ClAss.-DcEnes.ic shsskDs, 6drtins and
Yekrs I'm onnal baes) Druss& eesks), Hard co ecrts
ware LsathET On rolls boxes), Wool and Sheep 100 g.
Pelts, Eastward. kc...,.............,..,.......J
CLAssAnvtis, Steel, CLsils Tin cssts
Hemp Ssson aud Pork saitod Goose 81 in saoks 10 n
Tobacco, Manufactured, except Cigars or Csf, &c w.
FopRrH CLASS Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
lin ssskI oTboxes Eastward Lad and Lard 81 cent?
on Nails soda Ash, German Clay. TSr Pitch. LOO q.
noxfp, ko-........,.......,.
FLouk- y b.. until farther notsSe-
Grab leo . until further notsas
GorTos- bale not Exceeding 900 D weight, until fuftas.
sstics.
assr 10 nMk package "Va Peanylvsais RaiIosd" Al
lood eonsrred the Ascns Of this Road Tbs3elphia
efl.ku,sh viii be FORWARDED without deteptioc-
IpEcHr AeUrs-Rsrr.s. Worm)ey, Co, Memphis, Tenn
D. s.ss Co. s.. Lors p. q. o. Rapy Co, Evansville,
la DOussniA Bel Co., and Carter Jexsts Louisville,
Is; s. C. Aehrum Madison, lad H. W. Brown Co., ana
trivia 4 Co. cBcinbAf; n w. GrshaIn Co., xAaesvlie,
Oasoi Lsseh Co. No. - klby st. Boston; Lscoa Co. No.
Asss House Eex. Yok, saa No. South WiAisIost New
forh D. j. Sneeder phsdslpais hkEraw kcona Senmofs
- 4 SA~.t Pittsburgh.
H. A. HOUSTON, General Freight AGENT, fhilsi-ipeis
~, T sCoTT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
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Watey Cure.
AlsoifNl.

TIVE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIR. 5. P,
i .xWNsENDs SaRSAPARILIA Wholesale and Retai
Deyot yo 2 Broadway. Tacpst, Ofoe No z opvc
Ste o. Paas Church, Few York.
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nAY BOAT fc- ALBANY and INTERMEDI-
~ ATE IhNDlNGS-The steamer ARMENIA from fo1s o.
Murray 81. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st7A No.

(ENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf-
~ Connecting Of Newlienpton with the Delaware Laehs
wanna and Westsn Railroad and q. Esston with ne Lehsh
Valley RsItrcsa.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing kpril o. iss-
Leave NwYoIk for Esson and iptermsd se from Pier
No. North River 1t y ~. Il H., and T. for ,nervs
by above trains and q. 5. 20 IN.
Tho above trains connect Elizabeth with trains the New
Jer.-y hATosd which leave New Yo fon Se FOO; q Court
landst- at u ard IL q NJ ard ard 2.
Passengers for the Delaware Lscsas and "e,ts Ran
road Ill leave az only For Lehsh Valley Railroad Al
J! a N. and " %. John O. Stems, Superintendent
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NEW-NQRX AND ERE RAlLR0AD.-On
IN and sf,er MONDAY Msy &C. 1885, and until further
ce Passenger will leave Ger foot Of pRaEo 1t fol-
tovs, viz:
DUNkRK EXPRESS at 6 1o- Duukk and principal ia
termedixte stgf.ons.
NAIL TRA{NSt for DUnSzt and Buffalo an ntsrine
diste ~ IONS
aOCKIA AEgyH0ER at ?. T.. from foot Ckss SeIs st.
via Peycoss lfuferus an6 intermediate Stations
WAY PASsE& e. II for heT burgh, Mddie:s1n and
inteme6S@ &a.ons
sSsiGHT Exfs&SSa: p N for Dunk.-k and Buffalo.
Tao 400 rreEs run daily SnRSsys excepted
There Express aa connect A. ElI1ra with ths Inirs
A1sndsieuA ane Ms Fails RAlroaG@or Niagara fas
8nehnnoa VITA TIE Syracuse and Rica1anton RslIosd for
yTanuse at Co<niDS 1h the Buffalo, Coming aud New, ork
railroad for Rochester at Great Bend with the lelsIIr
and Western RAlrc nd and E antun At HorDeAs
xis with the Bseslo and New foIk Ioad for b. sb
a. pafsc Dunk wiki the Lake Shore Railroad Tor Glove
and <cineinn att Esaedei l. <tIo4t. Chicago, be
~ n n. HEADLEY, Assistant President.
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nacN CITY, j. y. TarneI, Master.
MINERAL ROCK }. p. Ryder, Master.
GIN TAYLOR, eeS L. Stone, Asster.
Making three boats having Clevesnd week Tos The
The steamers nrs, the round TIN sight days Roers for
CIV Of the trps cen b. occurred by addressing
uUSSEY l. MCBRIDE
Forwarding ard Commission Msrehenis
Cleveiast; Ohio
NB-Mark Ill Packages C1e Ct Hussey McBrfdC, Clevs
and o."
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AXE SUPERIOK .-i5oS.

LEAVING CLtNStTsD
THURSDAy April 2. hOND.
MONDAY, ktay3. frIURS
THURSDAY, May Is. t1ONDI
MONDAY, Nay "a. cHURs
THURSDAY June 3. ,MONDl
MONDAY, June a. THURS
THURSDAY, june "a MUEDi
MONDAY, July s. THURS
THURSDAY, July 10. bONDI
MONDAY, July 81 THURS
THURSDAY, August & MONDl
MONDAY, August l6. THURS
THURSDAY, August g. EOND.
MONDAY, September 6. THURS
THURSDAY, SeptemSe ~ MONU.
MONDAY, September n. THUR
THURSDAY, OCTOBER EOND
MONDAY, October 70. THURS
THURSDAY, October e. MOND.
MONDAY, November Q. THURS
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NEW-JEESEY RAlLROAD-fGr fHlLA-
IN DELPHI and the SOL TIL and WEST, via JERSEY
CIFY-ka ind Express Enesiosye New York at aud II
and and p L. aIe 49, Through Tickets sold or Cincinnati
and the West a1d fg Baltimore Washington, Norfolk &c
aud roush sgssse checked To - shug,on In sod p m
Trans. INF. WOODRUFF, Assistant Sute- n.cDdent
No III be received sy train nnes G-veIod and
checked fseen in advance Of the time Of Sewing
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IL The Spng Arrangement 10 commenee on ist Of May sns
continue Of July when additional trains VIII be put
edn.e he uiNnsnrr eel.
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EIUSHING RAILR0&D--Leaves Fgite1 Mar
IL ket Wharf By steamer IOLAS 655 75o and 10 and
L. and the leave Flushing L. L. stJl6, and 10
q m and l. D. meeting and exchanging PASSENGERS
with the boat a. Point In 50 Fare
% cents. VIM NJ. SMITH, isece1ver.
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observation-disclosures Capitol-95 bales cotton Vaudeville
McIlhenny32 Person 5000 kolchoTd B9"9 SGG-
tco-6 uckner Stanton Newma2 bales skins hikes &c
Robeson Deunett kco sacks coffee 6xs tobacco pkg ct
fruit bbs do sacks potatoes and anndes to oFdsr-I0ta
1877 bales cotton.
sundties to Perkins &co57 bales John Williams aco-
AS sacks corn Michel &co3J hhdS tobacco tcs tobacco
-2Gi bis Hour Given Watts 6coS2 coils rope II snydam
bhls potatoes ThSs KeefeI2J pcs baggng Hyde &c9azl
Higgins kco-Uurol Hoy S.o-M Smith Sco-Stoue, Tut
&coOggsby Aacaul4y- Rhofer hlgsMo2'RAm- Bento n
q l. DoissD Son@GMow Pascal-28 hhds tobacco 50 hhds
bacon Hewitt Norton Eco-suudres Twiehell kco-B
Ethel &co--A Grief &coPeters Willard Eco-D 5nnely,
Bez4a Eco-Ii hhds Braader Hubbard sco26S bbs
potatoes co6l bbls potatoes Greve kco-ll9 do do
John Duffy kcosurdries GUding-B Naure &co-F Del
bondio-C Schneider--suudrics to order.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R W POwel-l2S bales cotton George
ConnelylO5 Rockford Brown Ecogl John Watt &robUdo
Bnekner, Stanton Newman-S4 do Carroll Hay Aces 90
&cO-O Phillips Nixon kco-lO FHrleon, Whiting InlIs-a
E$ 5l SEQ B5ity ohmson Seo NM! aT Hem
KEEL &co- bbs whisky boxes mdse Cooper Seo3 boxes
mdse Price kco-5O bxs cheese VOORHEES, Grggs Sco25
cotton.
BoEUFF RIvER-Stesmer Dick Eash-5 bales cotton to
Vaudeville 4 McIlhemy-sundries 10 order.
ST LOUIS-Steaner Maria DounngProdac groceries, to-
bseco and sundnes to orler-rotal IA hhds tobacco.
CINGINNATT--stcame PriDsle-Groeerles produce
and sundries 10 order.
RAILROADS
RAILROAD FROM CAN FOND bales cotton Warren
s Thornhll &co-4 Skipwh Aazud tco-58 bGs rosin
Besseyi bale wool TO Aby-sundres to order-fotsl A.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLroN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-steaamer Carobdelet-7 cottn gins bales
burg Carter 5co- do Th0fnhll Eco-9j bbls r0sin
Wakefield &co26 do Dbls turpentlne H May &co2 bars
Vt iron to order.
PoNToHARTRAIE RAILROAD.
MOBILE-steamer oregon-sundries to order.
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leans 9aiIg Qgrtsfept.
slA1Ea INrEL.LIsaEN cE.

MONDAY, Aug. 2, 1858.
be weasber ior The past week has been very
Business On the levee dull. There were
ss arrivals and departures last week, and several
lid up. Freights are very scarce and rates
xlged On Saturday, the great Louisville passen-
@ naeket Isl b. Neweomh, Capt. A. McGill, with
a go-part was I2T hhds. tobacco, 81 bales cot
esa. Nc are obliged to her courteous clerk, Mr.. H.
EaHdrum, for late river papers. The Newcomb
ssaees positively at o'clock this day,
Fhe Memphis packet II. w. Powell Capt. Estes,
aEfiged with 400 bales cotton, and leaves again on
wednesday, the 4th inst. at O'Clock 2, NJ,
gie Bout river packet Dick Nash, Capt Ed. Jones,
ssgfpea with bales cotton and sundries to order.
rhe vfcksbafg D. S. mail passenger packet Capt.
"a. Capt Wilson, arrived with ISL bales cotton, and
sree iot III fruit She leaves as usual at 5 o'clock
al Tuesday evening.
Esse D. 81 Pringle, Capt Bricknell from Cincinnati.
yle Maria Dsnning, Capt. Carroll, from st. Louis.
BoArs LEagTNG.--H D. Ne,ocomb for Louisville.
Ia a shippers and passengers bear in mind that this
SECULAR passenger packet leaves to-day at P. NJ in
charge Of tie experienced Capt. McGiil with the
clever Mr. H. G. Landrum in the office, The H. D..
ewcenlb offers great inducements to passengers, and
sanecs at Cairo and Louisville with all the railroads
East, thus securing passengers against all detention,
Her accommodations, fare and speed are unsnrpass-
"a, and her officers perfect gentlemen. She ranks
WesY high among the renowned Louisville packets,
md Is deseryedly very popular we doubt not she
viii leave today with a large number Of passengers
We have heard many who have travelled on the New
eoa1h speak ii the highest terms Of praise Of the
ssanuer things are conducted on board, and of the
gaitueaess and efficiency Of her officers.
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tarand Lodge OF, I.onislnnn,

THE n. w. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA o. b. +.
miHnruuy The fourth Tuesdays in January aud
July, Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellows Hall cornor Of
Camp ind Lafayette streets, New Orleans.
OFFICERS FOR TnE YEAR 1858 Edward PiIsbury Of TEN.
par Lodge No To- NJ w Grad MASTER John Moore Of New
iberia Lodge No So Il; w p. Grand Master VIM g. Wi son.
Of Uron Lodge No g. r. w Grand Warden; Thos H. Shields
81 Union Lodge NO q H. W. Grand Secretary; Henry VIII
er; Thes. N. Blake, Of Commercial Eodge No T. and
Henry G. Steson Of Southwestern Lodge No 40 Grand Re-
presenSves to the R. W Grand Lodge Richard Swim Of
Crescent Lodge No s. W; Marshal; s. NJ Todd Of Hope
Lodge No a. w, q Conductor; II. Jannson Louisiana
Lodge No l. W G. Guardian; John FrauktOrd Of Crescent
Lodge No. S, W. G. Herald
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MAsTERs-Jsmes p Warner Of
Covenant Lodge NJ II District No q J. T. Michel Of Pacific
NJ 3D. District No a s. L. Randle of St. Maryr Lodge No
90 District No 5; $ + Clark, Of st. Landry Lodge No. 25
District No s. Henry Jones' Of DeoH Lodge No i District Il
J. A. Lddell of Trinity Lodge No. 80 District No g. v
Rtehie of Meth Lodge q District No z; A. MiEpsugh OF
Lodge No 81 District No IA H. Goldman of Lodge
No 10 District No 5 s. Slaughter, Of Cheney willie 10 ge No.
A. District No 6 T. Grisamore Of Assumption Lodge No.
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In our table the gold received by the Assistant Treasurer
which millions dollars is included It
included part of it, tables of other Journals
Aggregate imports and exports Of gold and silver into and
from Great Britain LAID before the Committee Of the House
OF Commons sitting for the past yeasS5l to the
close OF l857-produee the following results:
Imports of gold into Europe from producing coun-
tries years to the of 1851 st2D 100 roo
Imports Of silver. 29STOOO
Total G59 S7OC00
Exports Of gold beyond Europe ,.,,., 9225UO,O0
Exports of silver 10 India and Chlna.,. 56670t00
Total E79l70CO,
Estimated increase stock Of bullion in Europe S9JO0OO
Or the equivalent of four hundred millions OF dollars.