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About the first Of September shall commence publishing
through the columns Of the PASS CHRISTIAN WEEKLY
TIMES full and complete history Coast Mississippi
Alabama Louisiana aud Florida, from the 1888 to ls
The history will appear in each issue Of the Times and
through a three months publication of the paper.
would advise all those who desire TO the history OF
the hrst settlement OF h coast subscribe the Times
once as they will probably never get another chance procure
it, as it has never been published in book form,
We will send the Times subscribers the following rates
one copy year in advance s. 90
One copy months in advance. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! go
Address AL orders to E. T. CHAUDRON,
puhslpr q Iinns Pag
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1900 IA ,,liic schools NEGLECTED and the
f,sesurv ankfupted The object If the American
es,sy ana n determinat ion, ras to drive these
s;osSs ma yanials from the places & mower thew
ys IN ~ led and institute an order II
n Ieoplez constifationaIlv ruaran.
sssh.s vi 81 inviolate and ID vast resource
is 81 81 81 ava;labe 81 Ala Il, binding nj, her
;SiE;sess instpaa 81 nassinp into the hands
SsEE m 4 ,sr,nnn,ons nol;tisians s,
miIgiors of acres n ANA M, teen donated
sss y the cate ~ Tons;ona and ,,o,v
si,. ~ /, f,,, ,lo ,nsoesu;on NJ
Sbs sssts and nas.nc fmos i, ;rto the hanas 81
;le ina 4 and Expressed objects
4 - aif1b teAe larss we're donated are almost en-
ySf I'm 81 MI Bnfla proceeded viii, facts
I'M Sres 70 show liz condition Of the Treasury al
tine Tie last Legislature adjourned and told some
cutting truths Of the financial Juggling which has
goe on Tor 50 many years introducing the little cir
culnatanceS that the Governor was authorized to
borrow $S00D00, which sum was generally under
stood to come from fund on deposit, that by the
consultation was made sacred and inyioate under all
circumstances save for express purposes named in the
constitution, Mr. b. also alluded to the last annual
report 81 the Treasurer wherein the amount Of money
IL hand belonging to The school fund IS put down at
Two hundred and eighty and some odd dollars not
nl,ch more than enough. said the speaker. TO buy
Wickllifs mule for equestrian exercises along the
bsri san river Nj, B. caye telling history Of
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[ NIPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERs-BY

IMPORTANT To COTTON PI4ANTERS-BY
which their Incomes must be Doubed-The undersigned
has invented and obtained letters from the
the and combination Of machinery for
Seed Cotton into Yarns continuous the
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until s
ready for shipment weaving The saving of COTTON
WASTE will be a least Ten Per Cent aud exclude in
the use Of machinery to press the cotton into bales
its handling at ALL and those and disentange it, which
destructive in their operations the fibre in
spensabe those of ginning and spinning separate
facures YARNS made of unbroken FIBRE hence
will be fifty cent stronger will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition in market.
The undersigned is prepared dispose of privileges
his patent and Planters will be informed terms with
pes Instructions how to it, how obtain
chiney and all other necessary particulars application ad
dressed to here consultation with rooms
corner Front and Dauphin Streets up stairs. -.
fe3 lyaW GEORGE g. HENRY. Mobile, Ala.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract f

Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY the 9Th of oc-
tober next will adudicae at Office IL o'clock
above contract. T. THEARD
SEES lot .... C0mptroller
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
f Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans. :
that the 18th January 1851 before
aforesaid personally appeared Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary Of the Home Mutual
Company New Orleans being duly
cordng law depose that the
and correct transcript from the books Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace OF the Parish Of Orleans.
Board of Trustees have resolved interest
cash the outstanding certificates of profits
thereof to their legal representatives. and
MONDAY, the 9th of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY go the earned premiums Of the
pany the ending 3st December 1856 for which
t6cates will be issued and after the 18th March next
AThs Company insure the peril Of the
seas rivers damage fire, the
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President
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PATENTED IMPRo E6 aN !, e ~ THE MANUFACTURE
Employing Spin Crop up about one fourth the num-
Der required TO raise his nsmber consisting children of
ka age ana S00Se and women unit for blowing or
ST s IF s FEY en-
CINE if neeessarynanely: The Gin with Lap Appendage
ries and to have all arranged in tho Spinning the
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also competent
AL T1k 4ES INCOME
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and spnnes
Ny MpR in its results the Planter equiva-
lent to his having purchased of plantation Negroes etc.
ming interest viii prove his diversion it viii be Exempt from
the and anxees inherent to Planting Gathering and
uAcurNpRy,. S MS F ,sFIN1 ~. m .,s o.....
anGe can grant reasonable facilities and for the OF
l # s m Fa1n be paid a me the first
with contract nsuns should the plantation change
Propositions from Planters may be made know
cost Mhh hss in Their they must not omit
how many pounds of Yarn da sn they must Spin
sRs tsS oss t9tas s. EE vss
respectively call attention eabshmen Nos IS and
@ t5Ss
giving his personal attention department. offer
s ss ssw T are not
passed h5 Sifa 4 Ms oS PIPES
flRE BEDS, ASH PANSt
STILLS, WORMS
FILTERERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES
HEATERS, ETC., etc.
Attached to establishment have general Furnishing
Store, where all arsles requisite for STEAMBOAT, PLAN
TATION AND HOUSE USE may be found.
PUMPS.-Worhingtons SAFETY Steam Pump. s. P Kass's
Fire Pump Cast Iron Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM GAUGES.-Scaafers Vacuum and Steam Gauge, q
article showing the highest point which may
been carried during its Hearson's Water Gauge.
TINWA ARE.
Chatting Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets Jelly and Cake Msulds;
Coffee and Tea Urns, Soup Tureens
Pyramids, and other Ware, of all varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves Washing
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Paro Stoves
amander and Cannon Stoves; Deck Stoves
Baskets Bucket Wrepches; Steam Whistles and Valves
der Magazines Crate Bars Ratchet Drills Hose; Brass
Cylinder Bibb Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge Force
Pump Cocks; Lanterns Lamps, Of all descriptions.
BREWSTER 4 ZACHARIE,
Nos IS Front and So FHlton streets.
Sole Agents for Schaers Gauges Hear
sons Water Gauge p Kases Fire Pumps g. W. Cot
toms Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. ans 1y
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DOOR, BLIND AND SASH

Corner of ST. Charles and Clio Streets New Orleans.
GEORGE PuRVES, Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has addition his
former business the
and Blinds of description the above establishment
All orders left al his Office rs Commercial Place, the factory
or at the Mechanics Exchange Box 81 will be promptly
tended my7 6ln
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d URAL RESIDENCES
II MANUFACTURING STTESl
PAVE DppnPTUNTpv

RARE OPPORTUNITY! /! .y
FOR SALE-lD SQUARES OR ABOUT 34OO LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENSER.
This property is situated the lire of the N o. Jack
ing the Ridge higher than other place
within fortyve miles, and will drain itself rapidly, without
any artificial means.
To airy healthy and agreeable oihoods,
raj retreats for the families of the business Of the city
tain sections of the higher grounds have been set for
vae residences with ample and under uniform regua
tons all the of which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental To meet their wants. grounds
have been and will be Donated to the parties
wealth combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty.
Other sections apart business purposes This To-
cay presents decided advantages for manufacturing
town than other point in State II has front on the
Mississippi river of than mile and half and
the naygabe Lake Ponchartran only about four
miles distant. 1t only place where the N o. Jacs
and g. N Railroad connects directly with the ve and offers
at the same time to the piney woods and lumber
scpton dry docks and steamboat building has not supe
rior and Of artizns aAd the mechanic
arts much needed midst liberal Inducements will be
offered.
Lumber by the daily and brick made the
be delivered here at less than city rates The Railroad Com
pany will render the facilities to the travelling COM
munty and will accommodation train and from the
town hours suit the convenience of those doing business in
the city as sueehcy of travel may require it, Mr.
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal street
portion OF this property will be sold at low prices for the
small pay OF 1--WE cent in cash. balance hVe years credit
WIN interest at six per cent. annrm: - $50
Fer further particulars apply MINOR KENNER, at the
town Kenner W. P COLEMAN So St Charles street, j.
EVoSE, las Magazine street. au20 ly
ITO SUGAR PARTNERSHIPS PATENT OF
the - N. RiLI.IEuX SUGAR BOILING APPARATus,' j
we take this opportunity inform all who may desire to order
Tor the year 1855 that prepared contract on favorable
terms.
W, E. THOMPSON, orr Agents in
W. E. FLANDERS, New Orleans for
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CoMrTRoLLER's oFFICE, /,
City OF New Orleans, Sept. Is, 1857. )
M QEoo

Rcoue That the be hereby authorized
to SELL the lowest bidder after days the official
Journal removing and fitting vaults of
old prviss Of the Parish Prison and Poce the city
New Orleans building to be done
accordance with plans and specifications file In tile
the SALT to be subect to the approval rejection
the Common Council. LA II
- (Signedl j. MAGIONI,
- President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSigned1 r s. Witt,
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen
Approved August s. 1857. -
tsignedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that THURSDAY the s of DC.
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NO EXCUSE FOR LEAKY ROOFs.--

FROM VIM BROWN, ARCHITECT.
To wHoM1T MAY CONCERN hereby testify that have used
Warren's Fire and Water Proof Composition Roofing for the
last four both private public buildings The
Hotel at Niagara Falls having 800 feet frontage
and the extension Engine House and Machine Shops
York Central Railroad at Buffalo, with the roofing
have had difficulty with it, and have heard complaints
and do hesitate that in opinion
actual experience with its extensive that is
teria for flat cheapness durability and
susceptibility of being readily made perfectly tight its
great power to resist fire.
Baltimore, February IA, 1854 VIM BROWN.
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DAH AND BOARDING SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
~ !ADIES-Fouuded in 1888 by Madame Lers and con.
Quoted since iO by Madame Debrayaux Burgundy street, be-
tween Gustomhouse and Benville streets New Orleans
The Summer Session Of this establishment Pass Christian
begins on The LIST June The buildings there large enough
accommodate FIFTY boarders indefinite humber
Day Scholars Attached the premises fine bath house
ann good wharf The nsitson provides thorough and sno
instruction in and department of education
and ouers great facilities for the requirement Of the French Ian
guage Singing and Soege taught by Mr. Provost the well
showh leader OF the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera MI
prevos VIII reside at the Pass during the summer and wcon
tne his lessons ipgug and soge in the establishment Hs
VAL also give private lessons in families.
examinations in music take place month during winter
IN me cly and every fortnight during the the Pass
day scholars "
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measures thai rayse Is exhibit no fac
hous opposition, however decided nv preference for
the principles Of the American party The sacred
pledges made to the South the slavery issue had
won this concession from me. We bad been told that
the doctrine Of noEintervention would be faithfully
observed Al principle Of governmental policy in all
caaes and vt all times. NE had be6n told that the
people Of Kansas especially, would Be left u decide
for themselves whether slavery should or Monld not
exist within their State, without any on
the part Of the general Government. The exciting
4pprshenaions which had 30 long disturbed the
pablo mind Of the South were thus 10 be luled into
peaceful repose and with characteristic condolences In
what were believed to be honest declarations, the
South declared her choice OF Mr.. Buchanan with uI
paralleied unanimity.
q How these pledges have been observed on the part
III MIR. Buchanan is now well known to the country.
Scarcely had four months passed away after his in
auguration when the President Of the United States
deliberately forfeited all the pledges which had been
made to the South in the appointment Of Robert j..
Walker 70 the Governorship of Kansas, who, acting
under deliberate instructions, was authorized to de-
clare, and did declare to the people Of Kansas the
determined policy Of Mr. Buchanan to be to favor the
Freeso of the North in preference to the pro-
slavery party of the Soush-that the adoption Of the
State Constitution, which might re-organize slavery
in Kansas unless first submitted to the vote Of the
president inhabitants' Of tho Territory, including
Aliens OF course, would not be approved by the Con
gress Of the United States
This daring and reckless Intervention by Mr.. Bu-
cbanan, through his agent Governor Walker, in the
tacs Of the otrepeated promises made BY the Demo
cratic party never to nterferethis direct meddling
with the matter Of slavery and consequent encour-
agenent Of acrimonious feeling instead Of fraternal
concord, not only in the Territory Of Kansas but
throughout the country and in direct violation Of
sacred pledges to the contrary, must command from
history full need Of excoriating censure.
The official organs Of the Government come to his
rescue and they are alive in their attempts to vim
| dictate him. The Union, at Washington, the Rich
mond Enquirer, the Richmond Examiner, and other
journals Of the Democratic party, dare proclaim their
support Of the President in this unwarrantabe pro-
ceeding- Gov. Walker still remains in Kansas, the
accredited agent Of this treachery; while the South
hood winked and betrayed, is left with bitter sal
ponment as the sole reward for her devotion to the
Democratic party The political aims which prompted
hnc "a
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0O1tTABL a
IS horse power Of the celebrated patent Hoard Son,
Gate Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their economic
and durable qualities from engines Of other
facre in excessive twenty five Of the
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters 137
different persons who using will be
penon to the subscriber who is sole agent IN New Orleans
furnish manufacture the engines which they
arepnation all pretended limitations upon
purchasers they will learn due experience with them.
SAMUEL. II, GILMAN. Grayier street.
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF GIjM ARARIc.


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Battered according to Act of C on g,sss, H. d 1897.
IN AGAIN PRESENTING TO THE NOTICE
l. OF the public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology Is needed. Vast numbers in all
sections Of tic Union obliged to have recourse
to other sources OF relief th.n the Immediate pre-
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return OF the winter season brings out q host Of
professedly new specifics, some good, others use
less, and many decidedly dangerous, II becomes
this TO be a remedy, combining the greatest nd:
vantages, with the least objections OF any other
In use, 10 make 1t as extensively known as pyac-
ticahie That such Is its character, Is abundant,y
proved by the fact, that Il has been exiensively
used the las. twenty years with unparalleled sue
cess; that It's reputation has continued to spread
and its sale increase, with little aid from adver
Using or published lists Of certificates, (Which
all know can as easily be had for worthless
preparation as for mer.torious one, that by II.
own intrinsic merit, with the recommended: on of
persona benefited by its use IL has gained its
present popularity; 1t Is not trumreted to the
void as specific or cure all, but as valuable
and scientifC auxiliary In pulmonary cases ready
at hand, and one that has been generally found
to afford relief where most others have been tried
without material benefit AS such, 1t is recog-
missed by numbers OF our leading physicians, who
know Its composition, and have been eve wit.
nesscs Of It's superior efficacy, well as by thou
sands Of our most respectable citizens, to most Of
whom reference is cheerfully permitted.
Sold at IS cents, or three bottles In one 20 cts ,
BY MARIN PALMER. and CHAS. STOTT,
Washington; CISSEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
l. STEVENS, Alexandria.
Also, :" TYLER'S 6UMARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS" the same composition In
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ers, singers, freq usnters Of public assemblies &C
as they remove all huskiness from the throat and
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ID" In bottles at 50 cents and 81
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The lives OF thousand Of children have been
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Dr.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup Is the
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In short time, and allays ali irritation OF the
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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 LOAN
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital
at St. Marks, Florida.
TREAsCRr DEPARrNasr, }
WAssrSeToS. December ~, 1876 (

WAsHrSsToS. December ~, 1876 I
DROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Il department until the 18th day of February, A. d.
1857, ~ O'Clock ncOn, for the construction n Tho
Marine Hospital authorized TO ne erected a, =,
Marks, florida according to the plans and specif
ca ns prepared At this depa tne0i; said prOoa s
10 % eliher Ter the whole buiding or separate for
the different kinds Of work; bills Of parcel. mu,, in
every accompany ea,a bi win The am ,un, inf
each Kind OF WORK. and the toal amount carried un
the depinme wing the right 10 rrject mr.
ths proposals. hereby invited, ary parts thereof
when u deems the interest of the United STATES 70
qIires II; the department. also Reserves ths rgh, In
ehciCds The u ui any person or persons who there
lie just cause 10 believe will faithful perfo the
contrast, or which thty Lave attempted 10 Gka N
by lndirecti0n; and a bl1s when there II all "a,
he. interested WIN 40 iOn IN the bid sd all
81 tha', upon invcs'iga ion, are below fair price
for the worE. F
BIDS Will not b.receivedi In gross aud n. contract
Will awarded 10 a bidder unless details ave f,,r
nj shed the department of the price. of tnc
KINDS OF wert and ma eraI, which shall be spb,sc,
20 lae r'visi1n OF the department, go that il NAV
.hc ~nse OF Pari ofthe bid the interes. Of
the United states may relui e.
Nnietv per cent. OF the amount Of work done and
materials dehvered, according to contract mr. q,
Cad am Iunt TO be ascertaincd by tn estimate
aSeatof he depaument, appointed Z hst purpos,1 !
VIII ee paid from lime 10 ime as the WOW mo-
ges I'd ten per cent. rete nsd until the connie
uon o. the contract, and acceptance OF the WORK
nc, oy Tue agent al resdid, and be forfeited in the
event ~ non-:ulflm mt OF coltract
C'n raets Will be wardsd ONLY TO ma .er bunao,v
and IN >cha 1lcs, aod the signm mt lh-ryof eIcent
consent OK the Secretary Of the Treasury, will De
ha1h proposal must b. accom- "a ned by written
Q aztec, signed by two ssoonsble persons. (cer
died TO be by the United States ds,rict iudse n,
stnfn OF the said district in The rum OF IS O0 for
the wh &c work, or OF prop rlionate am mt IN,
any Tdlt, that the bidder wI when required ii his
prnposal b. accepted, enter into conirac,andho,d
with proper and Suttcen, securities for lis faithful
peri finance.
PORN OF bond and certificate required will be fur
nished on application to the department.
Pans, specIhca.ions, and working drawings can
Do LAD on picatIon 10 the department
NO BID riH be considered unless il fuLv conplie in
an W. d.fous nth the requirements OF ih;s Giruiise
ne proposals must be sent to this deparim mt,
Guessed to the Secretary Of the Trrasury, and
~ 81 endorsed /" Proposals for Hc Morine HospoI
!, m nf', fLo ana W IA BE- opened a. on. ocif Ok,
'' W 'nS a'l day main d for rec.iving The ZANE
de- % JAMES GUTHRIE,
S'a"'fehH. Secretary CT the Treasury.