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PETITIONS---OFFICIAI,.


NEw ORLEANS, Junu q 1s59.
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF tie city Of New Orleans
THE PETITION OF the undersigned re-
spsctfuly showet Tint the majority required by
City Charter having signed ths petition They pray your
ahc body resolution authorizing the Comptroller
nfier i've days notice in this official JOURNAL the for
making brick sidewalk on Tho north side Of St. Avid street
from I'LL sian Fields to Arts street The
cotding % spccicaons of the City Surveyor.
= B.& Al Soue 2S5 feet
L. Michel. Jr 50
Joseph t;rillot, rs
Jossm koeng, 2l6 -
JAS, A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEiig0 ORLEANS, Is JUN 1850.
Honorable Genscl Coinnlnn de Ia Nouyels Orleans
A PETITION 'dest soussignes respectuer-
- senent tepItsehte IL mRiore isusc pAr
ehnrtre de In willie petition s
Totyc honorable adofer resolution
roipur vende npcs cnl iours davis dams Ia ocec
cohtat pour la CONNECTION dc hanqueos
cote nord de In StAyd, DIES Champs
Arts ouSrage desia etre fait dapres les specifications
voyer dc la VILE.
b. 4 a. Senlid, 2S5 peds
j.. Michel, dr., 30
Joseph tifilot, Is
Jossu koenig ZIG
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
a2t teNSw secretaire tla Bureat dos Aldermen.
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G II. WILHYOT,s PLANTERS, patented
~ q q z DIV b Ii L L Z Il

The exclusive patent rights Of the above have been purchased
by company gentlemen of the city New Oreanffor the
States of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
Florida, Texas and soa Carolina All parties wkneto pnr
chase parish, county State rights of machinery can
obtain the same by applying the undersigned wht foie
agent for the above company.
No. 80 NstehaS street. New Gleans.
Refers oMessrs. Martin Gordon, Dr., n. o.. H. = bT1n,
gier, Ascension, In Rr. G. w Campbell Iharye Ia Cap
tain j. O. Landry, N o. Ct G. Boreft N. o.. O. H. Mire ST.
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NEW ORLEANS June q 1850
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city os New Orleans:
THE PETITION OF the undersigned re-
specially showcth that the majority required by city
charter having signed this petition they pray your honorable
body resolution authorizing the Comptroller self
five the official Journal the contract
making brick sidewalk both sides Of street from
Elysian Fields Lafayette Avenue. The
done according to specifications Of the City Surveyor
Edward Jones, I'D feet.
e. Pandely, IS
II. Benen,
Michael Olwail, 30
Joseph G. Pearcc, 1872
Emile Feung, 1870
5. Bernard lS
Henry Dutsch, "a
Henry Schultz, 90
John Isted 81
L. Outlet, 305 =
@. D. Kaux, 13D
r Mar, 80
b. kerner, 10 -
Joseph Spiro, 1sN
Al ons Valencia, 1876
JAS. A. HOPKINS.
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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CoMPTRoI.LRRtS OFFICE /
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
mo. 2l29.]
ID ESOLyED, That the Comptroller he and
~ he is hereby authorized and required give notice. BY
standing advertisement in the ocal Journal thai in accodaee
with the ninth section ordinance No l42 approved March
30 @ the Council will bill against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller in
accordance with the ordinance referred 10.
lsignedl n. 4. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl /. II, PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April g. 1856
Signed JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor
The attention of the city and Of the public is
speetfnlly called 70 the foregoing resolution
v. DUPLESSIS,
iyi6 If Comptroller Cts Of New Orleans
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POLICE JAiL---OFFICTAL,

yNasbrought to the City Police .JniI ON the
w nth Of November 1859, black UfiSfS
belong To Mr. fye7 Win Hives lie aFis Of 1T John
BapI he 5inehes high and is about "a years
old, and has the right side ai The 1esp.
Theswner will call and claim his properly according 10 law.
Eli BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Tall
HENRY DUEEI.
DIS lst For Comptroller.
w a. broug ht TO the City Police jail ON the
wv I'D Of DeSImber, 1873, tn biark uy GREEN. Says no
belong 70 Mr. Lewis Brown vino lives ia Ylrksbnfg Miss his
a 10 inches high, and has front tooth isrlng
stouy built and has very small ears.
Thrswner will call and claim his property according
ED PIsANCIAHD,
Keeper Of Cty Police jail.
HENRY DtREIs
d2s la For Comptroller
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EoUvELLE ORLEANS. IL Get. $780,
Honorable Consc Commun dc Ia Noavelle!0rlsans
ES soussigmes proprIetaires sur les deux
coes Dc Ia rue aaive Second District densndent respec-
tueuseent yore honorable confomsment
lls ct 10 de IA charte davo ordonner confecon dc ban
quettes briqnes pees de bofures rgoes en- bo
les denx coIss de Ia ite rue, 6na an rhe
min du Bayou, dapres les specifications du voyo ye
= Foufcly II 60 pieds
b. Dougart, Eg
JAS. A. HOPKINS
mo- iawSw Secretaire du Gonsei dies ASH. Aldermen
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STREET. COMM,R---OFFICTAL.

THIRD DISTRICT POUND.--aEa brought
TO he Third District Pound Gouet mud Goodchidfen
One white hog, with no visible brands.
Which II claimed within hires days tina expenses
pa will be sold nj public Anciipn. depot, on
MoSDAY, January 2, 1860. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ =
NswUrleaas, December y, 1859.
+ =. =. FLEcfiIER Stree, Commissioner.
HENRY DURRI.
forQ rtrnfIs
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL
ProclanumatIon by the mayor.

FFOtEninnnintIOn by fhe NIHyoF.
MaYoRtlrY os EEw OatBAEs, !
City Hall Dccember !, 1872
RY VIRTUE Of resolution No. 1895 Of the
A1 Common Council OF the city Of New 0oans and ~ accord
with section 2l " the city Charter notice Ia hereby gve
that u The Intention Of the city Of New 0reas o Came 70 b.
opened Reehehye street from Bayou road to Columbus
according 70 act entitled AN Act q regulate me Opening
laying and improving streets and public places IN the CITY 81
New Orleans it's subusbs Incorporated and ncopor
aed and in the banes Of the same approved APRIL 49,
GERARD sTIfti, Mayer.
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NoufEII.E.0 RLs As. i oct-Is5a

z5 = NoUFEIE0RIKkss / oct. 1852
Es soussignes, proprietaires sur La rue
Il sfChHIits pNHnt Nay aeS entire rites philese
ct Paisance, cots deaaen sotte homo
rRbe corps de ae baquete bqnes ayec pieres
de boFdues III sef hn ID cdG de- Ii die fla nar-
tout Oh celia nesep dayqF les eneitnncs rrleyaes de
anieie former mt sifaea uie rguldfe, petition
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CsarIrxE Cora px DIsTRlcT Ia VILE DE IA NILE
- DRfEANSg VI. JON ATTAIN
s ae Ii Snslyele 0fiSaus REyNULDS-No II, s3oi
EfN YERTU Msun writ de smfsie ct vente y
II wdscss par PftnAaFape Cinqueme Gots de District
q q Ncayse dams fanae cidssus j. pseesdera e
Bonue entire rises Camp DIES Maasina Ia
pnbaue sdjacatieu DE- In popsis don't description SUITE
Psensief District iIef 23 Clio afoIie Cope ct Drysdes,
n ped de face u tug HsnaHe sur i2 pieds DC
res De face ID BHTonte los peds de prcfondeur
Ssisie ians i'aifaire ci-dessus
rncuent Dc disqualification
Il. T. PARKER
q aZ4 fA2 IL 20 "a sheriff dc In Paroisse d ORLEANS
saaqss GouaE Pm SEw ORLEANS n VI
pK VIRTUE of q writ of Geri fnciRs to
- di4sced w iis Hon y. III Mche Second us,ice Of
tbe s Parrish ea in the above entitled
wifi proceed sell public auction, the CITY Hotel
tonian ,hetween Camp and Magazine Streets
DAY January s ISo 81 10 o'clock, Nj the following de-
scsihed property
FA CERTAIN SQUARE, OF GROUND, situated in The
seeond District Of This city said being bounded by Chs
,pmioae, Mrat, Bense and Alexander sreeis, the
measuring ~ front each Muat and Alexander seeeis
by tfeet front each Cnsicmhoss ard Benve streets.
VI S1in4d In .bc above siSt giN 4s3&8 f4@
+ TERMS-Gash on the spot
M W H WATERS.
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f4f F53
MAfoRAtTy oY GEw onIHAss
City Hall, December 2s 1850
PEyIRTUE Of resolution Mo. Asgf Of the
- t0nimon Council of iliepity on New
with section III Of The City Charter, eray give,
the Intention IL The city Ut Ne Orleans have both
Orleans with nl ST. iade
as and fam Robertson EiabDfin street md
also TO have each side Of the Trtmd market ose paved with
square blocks.
GERARD sTfTH MayoE.
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NouvEtLEoRtEAss q JUN 1859
A Honorable Conseil Connun de la Nouvelle Orleans
T PETITION DIES s0ussfgnes respectueu-
sement reprsente que Ia naori. fequise par Ii chare de
Vile eette petition lis deanHent homo
rabe corps daopter resolution lie consr1cr
vendre spes elm jour davis dams la gazette ociee
CONNECTION de bauquettes brigues
de Il GirDd Champs Eses Pavenne Lafayette
oayrge deyra etre at dapre les specifications u de
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DKBxiKss CouR ps Dlsrnier LA WILL DIN ia N,yEIIE
Ss ORLEANS n. AIEX'DER

If ~ ma "
DsUxiEnE CoUR pE DISTRICT LA VILE DE IA
}s29RLEANS sys sAI.EX'DEI
III Ii EosfseEs4 CrlcaIis BATDSNIN--No Ii. uIl x
I'm WERTu dun writ dc snfsie et~vente q
II arass6 Deuefns Gpsf dc District III
Ia NoveIs- ORLEANS Paarr rrss,is peccsdern
AAKDI "a de Aanvie S midi iHdtei de IL Clt, Dc
Il Commune Camp Ct de Magasas, 10 ysnie
puhl9ne ndjadiras;on de-
I'm TERRAIN xtsis dams IL Deuxieme District dc cote
ve dams iet No ~ borne par Obtains
Pfirur ayant pscds d. face aIarue d0rsans
/ 10 pieds de profondenr
SRsI fahaiFe ci.dsssus
GONDITIONs-comrsan an moment de i'adladication
ls$8aSs IL r. PARKER.
de4 iaS III ~ III Shelf de II Pareisse Il ORLEANS.
rrrra psrRIc1 corsr cry or NEW oKfEaEs II. JON
81 of New ils]ears { ATHstS REYNOLDS--Ses IS
TlY VIRTUE 0f d writ of seizure and sale
ID ,ecied hs The Honorable the Fifth District Court O.
New Orleans Id The above entitled cause, will fpreed to sell
pabe aaciion, the City Hotel Comnpn street between
TUESDAY,, the 18th day OF
E5fs rissric square rs Co Barunne Callope and Dryades
" feet Harnne street. by III feet in DEPTH "
fsef frnnt Barpnue siseet, bJ lp6 ia depth
Seiapl i'll fhu Hhnss sIfit ssa
TERM5-Cash on the spot =
sHafAl pnrss lIarl tlnan<
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Proclamation par lie Marie.

MARIE Nnryy ORLEANS
Hotel DIS Vile, a6 ateetilse 1850
I'M yERTU de la resolution No 1874 tiu
II tnseii G0innHn de VI Noyulr Orleans,
liz s6n IN cartre yillez1ps par le pt5se,t
qe rinentinn de la vile de Ii NDuyeie Orleans
yur e de Orleans payss avec es pierres
Robertson jlsqlh Ii aihone nus daYoir les
deux cts d marcd Tftn paYss dies piertes
dzf IA,sSw tsERARb SrfT1I. Aaire
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DLoWSt PE01Fs. PLOtVS.--iN STORE, AND
refyng DIRECT from the Fsetory. the following viz
800 RAb Halls Peacock and Wrought Mould Beard FLOWS
II, 2. 5 and 4.
i5s fii,9 aaysfile pattern with and without Caters
1910 John Kings Gary FLOWS piAin and extended Bars
$50 Bsilengeria Sngsr PIsOWS.
90 Bailengers fiuks PLOWS.
Do farYet ( Comsns with and without Cutters
10 Beil'B FLOWS, To !, with and without Cutters
10 Cotton Sweep Guiiisstors A and q
ForRle by JOHN u, BEIS & SON,
dig asa~inn 80 arm Of Ga,,5 siraas
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Ia conduit depot spsyes Qaarene District rus
jackson. entire les Constance LAUREL 6paycs
Tine vaie Ct blanche s cdhes
stniIIpes vishles.
I'm tsrIn bna environ ISL mains hast Ii queue II liz
ctiniere ingtlr, etcs le 'front.' co., sis
etatnpe8 yisihleat t5 :
81 les did Hrli,nx pas rac4m6s louis
frHis nas6s lis Tetais sieherr ptqe dit depot.
lie s3ANgDf de lansirf istl 10 henres a. If. w
G.. q. FLfcEfitf1t Commits aiTe des y1ee,
ssts H. al T{s4s i
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TWENTY sECoED PRECINCT Poll No. one--At III
Hook and Ladder Fire Company Jackson street. betwee
Rousseau and Fulton streets Commissioners j. Maurice,
Exnicios, j Il. Barrett
First aad Philip stseets Commissioners H
Wade II. 4. Angefoh Jno. e. Gostey, Sr.
TWENTY THIRD HRRGINCT--Pol No. One--At the En-
CINE House OF Fire Company No g. Washington Avenue
between Camp and Magazine streets Commissioners Joh
Holmes, Sam Green, Frank Address.
Poll No Two-0n Laurel of Third. Carn;s
toners p. w. Robert Christian Matthias VIM r. Miller.
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IL Tie Fourth District Fond, Jackson street Between
Laurel sud Constance Streets esitay-45 g'sf 5e
One spotted short hoEs The end of each cropped
visible hrtlds - Il
Which Il claimed within Eve days and The expertses
thereon paia will bc sgi al pphic auction depot on
TuKspAY, january s. 1870 Il i1o'elock, a. Sc sf7Ee
Sew Orleans. Decslpier 81. 1859.
G, o. FLECiiRR, Street Commissioner
HENRY DuRRLs
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] As. a. HOPKINS,
Secretary of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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d2s law sw secrotaire dn Bureau des Asst AIDE men
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
AS A REFUGE FROM QUACKRRY.
he Only lace where "a Cure can be Obtained.

ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACKERY.
tn. oniv ,,.. ,xr,e =. 8. r,.o 49,, n. oh,.,-.a
yohss hs discovered The most Certain, speedy and
- ony tuectuu henely IN hs Msd Tor weakness oi ihe
nSeL OF Limbs seurs' Aneeors the kd9ys and Baider
nav. Iehass iIp.'hey % densIa Debility, ner, % Gus
t,iInn ~ H. H., TgStS ni ~ :, ~. S,
d, ~ M Ma' ua in, N ,aes pnnss o elg OF Sl
LanS somssb or sowes1those .rrI. pI.apds rng fs,o
he sat.JT Hah,,. S you,b@,Ls.e Sp,S IN o, ,,,c
m rs ,o ,hi. ~, = dr. . >, u, ps
dertng marriage Ie impossIble 'p'' VI '"A' PA''''
e s' 49, P yoIiSa ,trN
E.pecialy who have become the victim, q, ao,., Vice ~
Dreadful ana habit which annually sweeps 20 en- unms
- s i, , ~ ~ oas p, n. =. he es' eHtd lsi1ms anu
lin I ;hns. 81 s,oon lave "a M ca ,shs M
II & % @ s h oD ~ rs, OF "AAea 70 ecs'Sey 'he
,,,, - x nAnhIAuE ,,E
naef % pe.an or Young Men contemplating @arsS being
Ts ,bo n,.cs. h,r..,, made, hs ..r.o, n t,
.oned. ~ p,s s su,,s @ 81 " yI; :. MI Iensousy
.SiI n. phv,,cian s"'e"' anu community 'eS upon hS
ORGANIC wEAKNEss
This Dreadful r,ease-whic repders lie I.srabI. and Mar
indprs Young nelson's are t"o & ~ W e % o. %
~. h ~ - e so a. 70 eoan ehseses ioi
Now no Sa, unders,and, m. suiet vI rnS 49, denS a.
se hhp ps h Ib dS ~ oie ans lo n
ps sanre of healthy og@rnS ,h MOS, % oos go d,,, ~ %
,snS ihs icsI srS Mental s, 81 I I ~ P &
M, pc p. Nn trit"hi, n, n p 49,, - :. =, ,,
Heart I3dsrsion cons1dOna Debility, Wasting Ofhe rram
N'-sN'' opPIcb No = aorrru p,rnps,cg arnppr
Left hand Il SnnV ro ssIInoie ,s.s few oa from The
corner PsIin.t 20 cha rive name and number
he A n
mas hsa1 In M, osrs ~'1 O'A swamp lug O'''O' DP''
~ $50 " 49, nm IouNsoy
n.rh., a, The Rov,l coiss. ~ s,r,oo, ,.d., , an, =,
he most In the IinS,e ST. ,b s,er
mart Of xboe e ba, besn ,nsnt IN tb bo,ni,s, o pon par
phil sdplnbia and esevbse bas ~ ~. MS, ss
t1nsng cueI that were ever known many tousd with nRpq
Ihe head ard ears rben errt he n,
81 at ,nddsn ssnnds bsbhr..s with frsnns, bnsb,a =,
tened somsii,ss vi dsrsnSso,,s,t ~ 1 v.vs ceS E
medIately " 1'' s''''A' VI "''' "''' 'D'e1 ''-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR. addresses s those who have Injured bv i'm
rrnr.S trJniasne 81 hshi stsL -. - ~. y "a
Inb ~, is ,ssr ~ ss .h hnJ, % .,ndv % 1911, % y s @
-a ' ~ -a '' ''' ''''e' "I'' ''~1'i 'Ve''' VI MAJ
5bc,s ,r, soe ~ the .,d and r.,ncbo ea,. oscs1 b
49, ~ s. ~, ,, ,h ~ % 80 a WaS % ~ = M NJ PoSuIgu S T ~
nt a. IL n 80 m n ~ So, " " ~ - 49, 80 I,u iI. ~
rt,"or ~ ,ts Ts,y, n,ssrsy N,-vcns I,,sLI, $500
- ~ ~. nI,ss,,va Py,.'Ipss' ,,ssI n.h,,~ :,
Gon.pmaIon '-A''''''' ''"'''' D'''' '''P''"N VI
N.XT,IfyTb. farn, eg.c,s nj, The mini ~. r,rrh IN he
dreadLos Of Memory copfason deas DsprsSn Of spir
m EviI Porah,dI,rs AveJ,r n, soristv ssCn,,s, Iay q,
scliuis mi ty Se are some of he evil, prodpcrd ~ "
Theussnds of pror I All ACES an now IJge ba, tha came
Of their derpuR health sng ihr yi,or becoming Wak nat.
nrrvou, and oiar spoeArsnes nbou, tbs
ewes cou gh and synptotns Of consumpon
YOUNG MEN
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
HE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-

HyHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMEA-
fully prepared for business and The attention OF ue
public earnestly called the Importance OF ts ooecis I'M
company charter DIVIDES seveneghs OF ia pront
every years. the policy holders thereby SWING e
advantages Mutual system, with he pledge OF
CAPITAL Stock Of and the added security that s
have moneyed Interest In conducting s
AdAlu with prudence and economy
The Charter requires Of the Capital Stock and Earning
Mortgage unneumbered Heal Estate
worth double the AmountI -
which goes annually om our
for Life Premiums Northern Companies That money Will De
loaned Customers for term OF yean legai interest," anu
bursed In our midst -
Endovments and Annues granted Life and term Policies 10
other good CompAnes slaves hsureoO
DIRECTORS.
wu- II. MAefAriAnd, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen samn BAyy,
Roscoe r. Heath, JOS. T. Anderson
Th0s w. MeCAnee, Thou as p. AuEuit
John II. Montague, Ro II. mAury,
Dnyd Jas. A. CoWArdln,
Levis Glnter, j. b. Nc 1lellAnd,
John Jones, 7. T. Moore,
Jas L Apperson, John II. Claiborne,
Levin D. Crenshsv. n q. Wherry,
Wm. 9. Paine, Mm H. Christian,
H. 4 O. BAsksrvn, Wyndham Robertson,
EamT J. Harrison, John q. sbafer,
Wm H. HaxaH Peter Q. Warwick,
RobL I. Brooke, o. HAAkins,
Geo ID Shell Edward Noryel,
Wellington Goddia, 6eo j. Summer,
John Deoley, D. woodbridge.
President-sAM'L J. HARRISON
Vice Presifent-WM. II. HANkLL
Pkysictdn-Dr. BLAIR BURWELI.
Aaorney-ROSCoE B. HEATH. Esq.
apaT J. ADAIR PLEAsAHfe, secretai
FW-Omce corner Main lith streets Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

VNREmENp0uS BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
i 40 TIME LIKE tue PBEsENT S2500O WORTH oP NEW
AUCTION BARGAINs-M02E GOODS THAN Room To STORE
THEM- LARGE SALEs, SMALL PRoFIrS AGD QUICK RF
TuRNa-J. NGiLHISER X BROTHER, 1913 BROAD STREET,
pening their purchaIs from the large auction
sales In New Yo the prevailing panic rces there and
their friends and that better D for Lme
fnORey c .nnot be had 10 this mari et.
The ladies' particular attention respectfully requested II the
'OE priced medium and high priced DRESS
GOODS be uad any establishment Ia the city, without any
exception
3OeO yis POPLINs sink Figures 2Sc. cost d0c.
9OCO yds WuRsTED VESEiIANS sOc worth 75c.
lONO yds All 81 K POTLINs, at Ttc and A. the yard.
5000 yd OF New Dress ss greatly beoE last months pri
EB-Addonl force employ ed walt the throng Of
expected and a running OF the goods rapidly at the
prices for Whis 1893 broad street Is so famous.
oefs J. MiLLIlIsEa A BRO.
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T " m NNEE
JOHN II. CALENDAR,
Horace ii. HARRISON,
JonN LELLYETr,
Union State Central Ex. Com. of Tenn.

DEATH OF ANOTHER NAVAL 0FFIcER.-Leut John T
Barraud, U. NJ, died suddenly, in this city. In ap-
plrenly excellent health and in all the beauty Of man
hood he has been stricken down by the nexorabc hand
OF death. On Saturday he followed the remains of Cap
tain Saunders to the tomb aud on the following mort
ing was himself attacked with hemmorhage Of the lungs
and died at l2 o'clock on Sunday night
He entered the service the 20h Sept. 1871, con-
cquently had been nearly nineteen years u the navy
Norfolk argus.
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TAsKER Il CLARK,
INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

II0R prevention aud Of Fer6r and A9He dad BILIOUS
FeueS This wonderful remedy brought 10 the kloUeg-
OF present propretors friend who has been eat tray
uler In Persia aud the Holy Land.
While going the ver Eapsrates he expeenced eusTe
attack OF Fever and Ae discovering his condition OF
the Boatmen fes his Amd, .ayi5g We fs
trI touch DOn Although eduCus It's VIZ
tues snd experienced mmed a relief and has since
aEays found egeetual protection from Ill maaious com
plants
on urher investigation he und that the boatman att looted to
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the Priests Of the som-iinr Us the gentleman
conversng with Pest obtained rom bin The secret o ~ pre-
paaton and sscetsaed the medicinal hebs we're found
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miraculous healing powers oi their Priests
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effect by Ladies and Gentlemen Of gh cbsreie who
have given the unoua hei praise 1hi4 remedy having
been specific In Persia hgul eds Of 'or The prevention
and and Ague and Bilious feyes IS offered
10 the American people
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celpt OF one dollar.
PRINCIPAL Depot and Mandatory Main g. Richmond, Va
Branch oce Bank Of Commerce Building New York Address
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01
THE UNION COMMITTEE OF TENNESSEE.

In the last number of the Nashville Banner we find the
folio wing earnest address Of the Union State Cenra Ex
ecutive Committee of Tennessee In all its main points
the address is as appropriate to the Union men of Vr.
ginia as IL is to those of Tennessee:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

among ourselves be displaying wounds and opening
our sores and ashing ourselves into uucompromising
fury and madnessl With what hope, with what exp
a,ion, with what design is all this doneg Is it done to
drive people into expression Of this temper by the
election Of Breckinridge, who is its representative aud
thus off all hope of concation Is IL not in many
instances from the lower and meaner motive Of keeping
temporary local power in the several States for keeping
party and party men 10 power.
Vote for Breckenridge, say you Tennessee and thus
keep united South! Why do you not speak out palm
ly and say keep Mesrs johnson and Nicholson in the
Senate and the subordinate officers under party
troll And is not this monstrous and almost past belief
that while country is hanging on the edge Of pre-
cpice while civil is erecting lis hdeous front, when
almost at the beginning Of the end, men should
be found who be engaged in this miserable scramble
for Offices the very foundations Of which just ready
to be swept away The madness Of the peope Of Jerus
aem when the city beseiged by Titus-ihe madness
Of the Of sinking ships who quarrel tie spir
it casks before they engulphed is wisdom compared
TO this
How then should the South be united? It should be
united in spirit Of conciliaton towards the North
should be united in holding out the olive branch Of
peace Gentleness and kindness should be united with
hrmness. We should uuite upon some man who is true
son OF the Union; some who while be has maintain
ed all Of rights has respected and conceded the
rights Of other sections; who has not yet mar
rowed bis mind 10 the idea Of Southern Coaiederacy;
some man who, like Washington and Jackson, has
garded the union of these States embracing ther lib
erty their glory their peace and their happiness And
such mad is John Bel. Unite upon him aud you may
have united South united North, united East,
united West and they may all be united.
Bell men stand by your coors your cause is the cause
Of your whole country Listen TO the siren song Of
the narrow.hearted men who tell you of Southern
Union. Know no country but your own--that mighty
country TO which belong the elores of our Revolution
and our past history; to which belong the names OF
Washington and Adams, OF Jefferson and Jackson, OF
Webster and of Clay.
Edwin II EWING,
An A