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NEW ORLEANS;
MONDAY MORNING. July 8, 1857,

Il MONDAY MORNING, JULY =, 1887
a ss-,s
rl,s Talk of U Fosi or : Mailman.
The New YORK tribune q the 9th ult. concludes
an srticle on ths l. universal Niger question n
4 this wise
IF nav;nr lie Aborer who Is now compelled to work
incesanty fas master receiving but peek O. eolh
Is csicaiatsd u raise the price Of WY
then III price of & everything ought ~ pe llsea
ana paid without grumblng. But w nsIeve sugar sa
would cheaper i've yssss i p aay & ya wn,s
I'M NSSgs rroyer would make sugar dearer et II DC
desrerA and welcome. 80.
W duus ~ how sugar could I. be cheaper I under
.rsti,o although 81 co,rse, the Tri-
hnne Knows nare about slavery negroes and the ne
~, fl,a,setsr nm W. DID,. But still, having some
lttle t;rnctcl knowledge ID the premises, We must
IL nernitted to Wv That We do not understand now
ia dest,ncton ct The sugar culture would tend to
hiring about an era Of cheap sugar. Abolish slavery
N the ~ district Of Louisiana and there wouldn't
n enonah strar raised i'd the Aforesaid district to
,mnlv III requirements of that district the partial
faire III lie crops Id that district for two Or three
eaons has raised the price Of sugar throughout the
1nited States Would an utter failure, not for one
wear but for all time to come, make sugar cheaper
within i've years. The abolition Of slavery would
be followed BY an abolition Of the sugar, cotton, rice
and tobacco crops yet according TO the logic Of the
i Tritmne, all these articles would speedily become
cheaper than they are now IN
Z II slavery were instantly and universally abol
ished ,'awill the pious and philanthropic Tribune
please tell us what would become Of the enfranchised
negroes They can't stay here except in state o
seryitude. That is certain.
AMERICAN CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
AcoouSrs Speaking Of Mr.. Hardesty, the Ameri
al, candidate for Auditor Of Public Accounts, thu
] Franklin (st, Mary Journal, Of the q inst yer,
justly observes
Among the gentlemen who have been placed upoL
American State ticket for the different Offices, the
4 candidate for State Auditor s but little known ~
ouf section Of the State. We deem It, therefore,
duly ID give to the public what we know PERSONAL,
0f fhe merits and qualifications Of the gentleman
Wehave known MI. Hardesty for many years, hav'
lived III tho parish adjoining him He il planter il
& the parish Of East Felicianas He occupied. for
great number Of years. the office Of clerk Of the Dis
B trict Court In that parish, both under appointment
OF Democratic Governors, and by election from
strong Democratic parish. He was subsequent
chosen Representative in the State Legislature whlc
position he allied with credit to himself and satisat
ton ID is constituency. His business capacity an
strict honor 40 one win presume to question an
the best evidence that be possesses these qualities
e high degree is the fact that he is held in the higf
est estimation by all who know him. r.
eb "
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C,RsE n s e; CITY soar WoRKs-pEpoT,

have commenced in this city the manufacture
OF RSoap for Family Ship Steamboat use which tav nr.
sem ne phee 9r IFS approval in competition with the fEss
soaps OF estaoshed reputation combines with ftn
don from the dsagreeabe effects ordinary SOAPS in sr ma
s DC 'oua upon trial. to washing psperres in rr
eeloE ana y guarantees 10 contain ingredient In suicieT
SUNNY 10 inlnre the finest fabric of ladies' apparel
] Oh our merchants and Others, being able TO
p ana customers with equally good if not
better articles home Manufacture viii present themselves AZ
milo F'' n II II = T1E.g go
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and Affections of others, and when nnoccupied with
the business affairs of lfe his friends INDUCED in
rational levity and amusements, none could add more
to the " feast of reason and the flow Of soul than
the lamented Bordelon Eg.
But alas! for his family and hisfrends, the rugged
voyage of time is over" he has taken his chamber
in the silent halls Of DEATH and has wrapped the
drapery of the grave about him, to rest until the
/" brief sleep Of death is over and a happier life
shall dawn to waken his insensible dust"
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Tins done and passed the city Of New Greans aforesaid
on the day month and herein first above written,
presence of Nesss Sem Nagne AID Forester Bsusg com
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| NUsCAL CtANCE-THOSE WISHING TO EN-
gage IN legitimate and profitable business readily
UNDERSTOOD qn fact traie from which fortune
realized IN almost section of the country sable for tile
Farmer Mechanic or Merchanthe comparatively triu;
Inc very ng to connect with throughout entr
country in order to fill leisure time probably Very many
have awaited themselves Of the chance and doing we'll Tie
opportunity Is still OPEN For particulars address, with Stamp
enclosed. GEO, A. ANDREWS ~ '-'F
n29 No,y ~ r;,,-
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INSURANCE.

petent witnesses who heennto sgnher names with the pes
to this act and me Notary. - r-,,, popsr.,r
Law 0s " JAMES u. DENEGRE,
..a. -...T FELI.OWES Il CO.,
E5 .-M w. BOGART and others.
s. WAGNER
II. BRUGIER.
..... Il. c. GOTTSCHALk, N. +.
certify the foregoing to be true copy OF the osai @et Oh
In faith Whereof grant these presents under ny sgnanre
and the impress my seal Office at the City Oh New ore"h
this nineteenth day Of May, 1851 - ,,,,,,r. Ma D.,
The undersigned Recorder of MORTGAGES In and or ne
been recorded this day in his office, in Book Society NO. L.
Foos IL, IL, 49, II and Is. ,,r, ,z
ESignedl JOHN HOLMES, heeo ~ y,
New Orleans May the 10th, 1857. my2l % Jel 10 ~
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Synopsis of Report on BOYS High School
First District,

Submitted Board Of Directors July q 1851 BY Committee,
RoBr. NJ. LusHEe, Chairman.
The School opened the 9th March, 1851 Che beginning
OF the present scholastic year. under the following Of
Teachers ~
Robt H. McNar Principal and Professor of English and
Latin Literature John McNair Assistant Professor of History
Mathematics and Natural Sciences Rox French
Professor. The number of pupils in attendance was:
Third Course candidates for graduation in 49,. II
Second Second years instruction. "a
First (rst years Instruction. 45
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expiration of this Charter, if ordered by
thirds of the stockholders the affairs OF this Com
shall be iuidated its debts paid and The assets divided
under the charge and superintendent OF three Commissioners
appointed by majority Of the st9ckoder
This ncorpor be altered and amended by
vote of the represented at special meet
inr stockholders convened for that provided
sc represented three fourts of the whole OF
the cap q of said Company.
respective interests OF the parties to tins act
d,rlur. fra tn
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EIREyyORISS.-FI REyyortSs,.I APCr

assortment lanoing Black Warrior Consisting
NJ ph o. ltoSkeis Rom9n Candles ropeae Trianges Pert
Mheels scrolls Flower POS, Seraents Bensti Mines Blne
Lights foSt Tres, Fire Crackers etc. For SHE hv
dr, Il. NJ, BARLOW Il Co,
Ni Is Canal street.
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There created by the Board of Directors separate
fund the Contingent Fund.- consisting of the
proportion of per of the profits
that purpose provided for in Article and OF all
received under the provisions OF Article g.
any other than premiums And this fund shall
be touched Except for the of losses after the
miums other cash funds shall have been exhansted
contingent fund shall amount to 1.-TWO hundred thous-
dollars after which the appropriated till theu
divided the stockholders the
and in the the sem-annua dividends pro-
vded for in Article 5. .
And of two hundred thousands dollars shall
he held protection to the capital we'll MS the
sured
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and kindness.
On the morning of the 10th June ult., he ordered
his buggy and drove to Marksvie, distance of two
miles. Soon after his arrival he complained Of shoot
ing pains in the temples, but fattered himself with
the idea that they would pass off in q short time.
| He mingled with his acquaintance the streets,
and seemed as gay and happy as he had ever been.
Soon after taking his dinner he complained of nausea;
vomiting ensued, but it had ceased apoplexy had
seized upon him. He never spoke again-conscous-
ness had fled before medical aid could relieve him
and in the lapse of two short hours death had per-
formed its unwelcome mission
Thus lived and thus died the loved and honored
, Louis Bordelon, having arrived at the age of As
years months and days.
A kind and atiectionate wife and two lovely and in
terestng daughters survive to mourn his untimely
t death. If aught in the sympathy and coincidence Of
friends could disspate their sorrows enable then
to bear with forttude the rreparable loss they have
sustained, there would certainly be no lack gloon
is cast over the hearts of all who knew him. but the,
seek consolation in the remembrance of his virtues
A large concourse of friends accompanied his morta
remains to the grave on Saturday, Goth June ut. a
o'clock, P. NJ.
r In looking over his career in public life, we fin
Il much to approve and commend nothing to censur
q and condemn. As legislator he was faithful to hi
s constituents liberal in all his measures. firm in hi
# views and scrupulous in his votes.
e His annual reports Auditor of Public Accounts
4, indicates systematic and llbalanced mind an
his recommendations to the Legislature have Away
d been wisely conceived and orciby and elegantly d
tated. Upon examination, they will compare tavo
ably with any of the documents OF other official fun
K, tionaries of the State. In brief he good an
I'd faithful officer, whose answering integrity in the di
cd charge of duties, may be justly and proudly poiute
&c to as worthy of imitation.
lie In all the qualities that constitute the citzel
er neighbor and friend, he had no superiors In ii
I'D social circle the eXeeences of his character were
Id hibited in their fullness and purity Naturally kin
and sympathetic, he was ever moved by the sorrow
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ARTICLE NINETEENTH.

The and respective interests of the parties this
hereby declared 10 he us follows, to wit:
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Medicines,
PERUVIAN SYRUP

| Fby tAs esys Of Dyspspsta, Lirsr CompIaixt
DT"psy, Neuralgia, lHcipisgt Diseases of tks
LsrgS snd BroHekiaI Passages, Bilss, Gss
| sSaI Debility, &c.
THIS ExCELLENT MEDICNE, WHICH
mas attained a high reputation and been eI.
tenslvey used In Boston and other cities Of the
last, has been received and Is now offered fol
sale by Ii ID GILMAN, special agent, $50 Penn
syvania avenue, as also by the general agent, cor
ner Of l. and Sd streets, Navy Yard.
The proofs Of its esscacy are so numerous, so
well authenticated, and OF such peculiar charac.
ter that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate TO re-
ceive the proRered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a
etrs-dl!, but Its range Is extensive, because many
diseases, appa,safly unlike, are Intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides cure, Is precisely that which has SO often
bafted the highest order OF medical skill. Tie
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incontrovert-
ible.
have analy,ed the medical preparat,os called
the Peruvian Syrup, with reference to the number
and kind OF active substances contained I'm IL, and
the durability OF the compound as pharmaceuti
cal article. The metallic compounds of arsenic,
anthony, mercury and zinc are not present, nor
IL It possible to detect in 1t the slghtes; indica
ton Of any metallic and mineral poison Its or
ganic constituents do not include opium, or any
Of the drugs yielding poisonous principles. The
to the taste 1t is preparation scientifically and
skfifully compounded, possessing all the durabil.
ity Of sprituOus tincture, without Its objection.
able qualities and the activity Of its leading con-
stitnent Is preserved through the judicious adap-
tation of Its solvent. The point here attained has
been frequently and unsuccessfully sought after
by pharmaceutists. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, MD.
Assaysr to State Of Massachusetts.
No 10 Boylston street, Boston, I'd Nov 1855.
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EVENING STAR.
BETHLEHEM.

From volume Of beautiful poems entitled Gal
O. Stones.n
"And there were IN the same country shepherds
abiding in the field, keeping watch over their
lock by night. And, 10, the angel Of the Lord
anne upon them, and the glory Of the Lord shone
ound about Them" kc.-Luke II, SO.
What are these ethereal strains
Floating DER Judea's plains.
Burning spirits throng the sky,
With their lofty minstrelsy
Hark they break the midnight trance
With the joyous utterance
nGlory to 6od, and peace to men,
Christ Is born in Bethlehem!n
Qrench, We types, your feeble ray,
SHADOWS, ye may melt away.
Prophecy, your work Ia done;
gospel ages have begun,
Temple quench your altar fires,
For these radiant ar gel-choirs
TO ruined world proclaim
Christ Is born IN Bethlehem!
Pfllow'd is His infant head
On borrow'd msnger- bed!
ne around whose throne above
Angels hymn'd their songs Of love,
Nowis wrapt by virgin hands
In earth's meanest swaddling bands;
Once adored by seraphim.
Now Babe IN Bethlehem!
Eastern sages from afar,
Studied by a mystic star,
FOLLOWED, till It's lustre MUD
Brought them to the heavily Child.
Nav each providence to me
Like guiding meteor be,
Bringing nearer unto Him,
Once the Babe Of Bethlehem!
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital
at Galena, Illinois
TRfAsUKr DEPARTMENT,
WAsSfyafoy. December is las

WAssINdfoS, December is, ls.6
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
L department. until the 18th day OF February, A
ID. 1857, at o'clock, a. m for the construction al
the Marine Hospital authorized 10 be erected at Ga
lena. Illinois, according TO the plans and ecifca
tons prepared at this Department. said proposals TO
be either for the whole building separate for eif
ierent kinds Of work; bills Of arees m st in every
case accompany ea-h bid, with the amount Of ea.n
kind Of work, aud the tota, amount carried out; the
department reservng the night 10 reject or accept
the proposals herr by invited any parts Thereof
when 10 deems the interest Of the United States re-
qulres 1t the department also reserves The right 10
exclude the bids OF any person persons who there
Is just cause to believe will faithfully perform the
contracts, or which they have attempted TO obta'
by IndirectiOp; and all bids when there shall be
pa ties in interest who do not join in the BIDS and
ali bids that upon investigation, are below fair
pri. for the work.
Bids will not be received in gross and no contract
will BE- awarded TO bidder unless details are furn-
kinds Of work materials, which shall be subj c.
10 the revision OF the department., so that it may
adopt the whole or part of the bid, the interest
OF the United States may require.
Ninety per cent. OF the amount of work done and
materials delivered, according to contract price,
lsald amount 10 be ascsrtained by the estimate OF
an agent OF the depar msnt appointed for thai pur-
pose,) viii be paid from time To time the work
progresses and ten per cent retained il the CON-
pletion OF the contract aud ceprance Of the work
&C., by the agent aforesaid, and be fort tied in the
event Of non-fulhIment OF contract
Contracts will be arded only TO master build .rs
and mechanics, and the assignment thereof exec pt
by consent of the Secre AIRY OF the Treasury, will
be forfeiture NJ The SAM.
Ea-h proposal must b, accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by TWO responsible persons, (cer-
tilted 10 b, 80 by the United States district judge
attorney of the sand disrict) in the sum of So 600
70, the whole work, or Of a proporlionate amount,
il for any part, that The bidder WILL when required,
il his proposal be accepted enter into contract and
bond with proper and sufficient securities, for its
faithful performance.
Form Of b md and certificate required will ba
furnished on applica ion to the department.
Plans, specifications, and working drawings will
be ready after thirty days, when thry can be had On
Application TO the GeJ unment.
No bid viR be considered unless fully plies in
all its details rith the requirements Of this adrsrte.
Inent.
The proposals. m1st be sent 10 this DEPARTMENT,
addressed to the secretary of the Treasury. and
paRy endorsed I" Proposals. for the GaIena Marine
Hospital" and will be opened at 10 O'Clock IN ,
OF the a,t cay named for receiving the am"
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Tr, asury.
dec 1q-GaWlIgth Feb+
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GATHERS COMPOUND HERB DROPS:

Fer Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, &c
THESE INVALUABLE COMPOUND Herb
Il Drops hsve the extraordinary property OF i'm
mediatey relieving Coughs, Colds, T. oarseness
Dithculty OF Breathing, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
Huskiness OF the Throat.
Those who are troubled with that IN pleasant
tickling In the throat, which deprives them Of
rest, night after night, by the incessant cough
which II provokes, will, by usirg these drops,
find immediate relief.
The subscriber, in presenting these Drops to
public notice, wishes II &c be expressly under
stood that he does not claim forthem any miracu-
lous curing properties, nor does he present them
with a long string OF certificates OF recommends
tons, although he has many unsolicited AID most
tatterlng ones from persons who have used them.
These Drops are composed Of six simple In.
gradients, principally herbs, which are known to
be very ethcacious In the cure of diseases result
ing from Colds, and some Of which being rather
nauseOus In their natural state, would deter MANY
from resorting to them, but when made into a
CANDY or drops, become paatable without losing
any OF their valuable properties.
They have been approved and recommended by
all the most prominent members Of the Medical
Faculty Of Washington city.
Every Lawyer, Clergyman, Public Speaker, or
Vocalist, should carry few Of these Drops in
his pocket TO be used before or after exercising the
vocal organs.
Prepared and for sale, wholesale and retail, by
&. GAUTlER, A IA Vile de Paris,
No 252 Pa av., Washington, d. e.
Or may be had Of the following agent. JAS.
II. STONE, corner Of 9TH and l. streets X =.
Il. CISSEL, Georgetown; JOHN T. BATES,
Navy Yard SAMUEL WHITE, 7th street, 52S;
HENRY COOK & CO. Alexandria. dec9
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70 X II ARE kK's FERRY,
Se;a Vsa Chs,apsok' + faHemm

THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS.
TsNHE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET.
l. BOAT AR6O, Capt. CHAs. III. MERRILL,
VIII commence making Regular Trlps between
sEORGETOWN and the above Point, on Moa-
day, March 27tb, 1856.
The Boatviu leave the wharf o. w IA & Il d
Ritter, Georgetown, ID. G., every Monday, weA
aesday, ard Friday morning; al G O'clock
Returning, she will leave harper's Ferry every
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday mornisN, a,
O'Clock.
Through Tickets, S2.2S.
To Lsss5srs 81 ON, snclsdtsg Iks Stage yysn
Edwards Ferry.
. Families intending TO visitthe Virginia Springs
tie coming season will find this by far the most
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route to Berkeley
Capon, Shanoroale, White Sulphur and Waue1
Meals served on board al moderate rates
4 coach will always be In readiness In Geors g.
town to convey passengerst to and from the Boat
Fer further Particulars inquire al the store Of
w; n; II: 8. RITTER, Georgetown, and
mar 1S-tf
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MANTEL.6.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE.
Manufactured from Slate Stone, BY the
West Castleton Slate Company, VT.
THESE MANTELS AR h ENAMELLED IN
Il imitation Of the richest and most expensive
EGYPTIAN, LISBON, VERD ANTIQUE,
PORPHYRY, PYRENEEs, BROCATELLA,
and desirable MARBLES. The limitations are
SO perfect that they chalengethe closest scrutihy
They are 50 highly polished that they re!ain mel,
beauty much longer than marble are MOI hIulS S1
by smoke, coal gas, OF acids, ana can NC SOFA
much cheaper than any others In Market fnce
ranging from a125 TO e12. "
Architects, Builders, and otaeIs are insIea 10
call and EXAMINE samples at NO. 3l2 Seventh
st,est 2 aoors below Odd Fellows Hall, up
st,i,s r. M. HANSON,
se Ia-ly Agent.
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STOP THAT COUGH!
TTSHE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGuS

l. Colds, GROUP ard WHooP1Na CoueH
DIR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
cures Coughs OF the worst kind. 1t also crres
hoarseness, sore throat, weakness Of the chest,
pain In the breast and lung affections Where
ever there Is pain mix with the Cough Syrup 10
drops Of Pain Curer, and you willfnd Immediate
relief. DR.. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and
frequently cures consUmptive cough, and forth
ties the system against further attacks.
IL In bottles at So cents and 81.
TO CUnE GROUP.
The lives Of thousand Of children have been
saved, Dy using DR.. sOSE'S Group Syrup. II
gives instant relief IS cents q bottle
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH
Dr., ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup is the
In short time, and allays all irritation Of the
Lungs so cents a bottle
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians Who have tried them In their
practice.
To be had OF all Druggists In Washington,
GEORGETOWN. and Alexandria. dec lO-am