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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-26
LYSCHBuRG CLOTHING MANDATORY,
L UNTERMYER.
NO. l2S MAIN Snu Ern

fact not generally known that ea,ishsa nv CT a.
4 THING FACTORY In this City YEAR, ago and thai
have nom that time continued 10 max Scry is~
proportion Of ~. stock IN lynebtg hundreds Of my euri
mers VII iess To- and having increased my from Zine
10 time am nov better prepared 10 furnish made cloth
ing and Will guarantee TO SELL THEN AS Low A. tby o.
be bought Of Harern houses and equal superior in style
material and durability.
An hose whe wish build up Southern manufactures bat,
runse the old established houses hr and let reap the
ward they Justly merit for past present. and exerions
behalf % han1e manufacture.
This Is humbug prove by from s. 30 90 hands,
IN enpioy
ts Igteon+ss sesg nsa0sctories at AeAeuAen you
10 " aestssaf 94d,fiDias t.lSf
al Fa-l,s !. UNTERMYER.
wanted ~ gire.
4 sEssN..%f OMAN Goa, Pash aud Iron for q small
"a hhIly. ApIs. 10 g. II. CAPERI0N.
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N " 80 u IA. a''N" al 'ip ei'Hr- W l!h'hjuFSahd
w ''u'! Ia lie arfnH nj his Stock uf FAl.l. AND MN
III t"I>, consisting part. ilpMs w: Rcavcr Eng
u, 'N and tissi, >r ~ka. ST. AMI Ftuck nyer.oi,i-.
f1Hulhible bttea Dress and r,e, p., gle
llSi-- AM Sleh t>sic.r >Gt-, Heavy Grenada Six.
sN' iIdek !foe skin ana laue. t,ssii,c
ana uf'N,iis t'oo,, shirts, Mech ilcr
'hi' 0U"ie or h,H youths md boys, Has, a,H. iups
hta ~h"'>, customer tic al hp> In nI4rm,.. lHarcls
ifhhhs Arli ia.s as, Hr, stock Ut servants Claiming.
u winch itNi tur hlIt'.uui iirir u,r VIII sell
t" 'f 'inl-iih nni" h'b@ puck s.ual profits
NIN. u j VII II - 10. Mum ..ri. y u,
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[4WW A ;l..:.:ss. sl.....s

~ - ..l,i..s4... ,4y,-...,4.s. ~ .-..;sz.
I,N1i. taIi'lI,',t sauni"n, L'ms"ng, ami 'aeson
L ha, tu andue, &c 1~o,laily Trains for Washington
baltimore, Philadelphia NV York Wheeling Lincinnatl
isai.tlio
Ia Mail aud Passenger Tran leave. Richmond, daily, al
go \. 81.
a.ia1t Accommodation Passenger Train leaves EiclDond
laiiy except SUNDAY - nj CD T.. NJ.
90 A.. VI. Washington with the Ana
l.. N. aud IL. dt5 T. NJ With The i8h 4. NJ Express Trains
~ l.gtnG pT tn ,iif',ou l'uins above nancd
- through hktts rlh r procured Ia l!ncihurg al the
1iIttt OHcc at the soai-iit ;atuad Company, at A. W
HuENLE, Ticket Agent
10 Nrw ....,............SlG 30
To fninI' pia IS -
IL baltimore. II -
10 y a.huyun aud Nit AHudra ............ u -
Passenger. tor Washington s't DOWN Ut any Hotel upon
lonusA ltafta A,'nrr. IT. fl charge
fseus - aud ioir baggag >p"roi between the Dts
Ia irnsu IRE, char tt tu The Depot "i'
IenHz, lyIa \'cuUo III Na-iusn Thu, -a,iu2 hack hire.
Ihreaeh Tickets be pnrrd IN Washington /" tlshurg
Zaa.,V, Daj ton, tniambu, Ohio; Decatur, JeicrsunN lie.
minneapolis nhd he,t iHiihn lousti" ktntuck!
-. iaai,, Chicago Ne, ~. and all parts of TIE West
- i'dRtag" checked Though
TiioS. BpbAMEAD,
LILY l3-ds General Sucrntt ulcnt
Drft,E ~urTi SIDE RAILROAD Co.
Atltrts 1, =
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NV !T7.T FI,INNtN HnI DRESS THINNINIiS
, trih"r IN Ereat r'tiri, aad very low prices, al
II E.'"'e' 'ssse. 4 tt."tHg >'1ft, II Main -
IL" ~ L. \. y T. KINsEY
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SlITII.it.
Nsnta street. Iy1cbbnrg. Va
Az STYIE PKTMI M IA T &

FALL STYLE PREMIU HATS.
81 s1lfZkBN IA Tie tncs TO has na'ie under La
"a Inspection BY ib r,"rned N~rk that
prpuc.si ir lafhIsug his Mi,
haplsn,si Hat tisi b. produced Thru r. p"hm;
Ike lrM Nv H.. a.r H. -
Hing rs., hpast lie d"es ud aoSgn tanr cPti.gtHa,
.,ut b,y "a be- ~ II therefor, 'uu "igi a
Hal erls. af nlhrr hH iui, n slr. durability ahi
hnis lrupr, aaallud u i, al The b. IA Ani NHl
u b,aul..ll ~usef,. l. It's" p,s'' l" e. IL
lie would siientia o his larry st"rk 1 soft III
Hats. grade aEd qualify, Nraap Hat ~ great Naf
~ ', Coth Velvet aud rDsh asIr. iulJ,us Fancy
Has as Ladies' Kidding IIhA and All khIs 0i Hats made
u. pYde The .hortst n"hes.
CALI Suilcrs Practical HatlI, fr bargains the
tho nav II dts
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ATTENTIONS.

4 IL ACCOUNTS READY FIEsr JANUARY, tsG0l-Ny
"A ir,is viii please remember that collecting
CLOSE nj hand and that the! 10 ra IN and Se
pay when Catlcd r'un
mud that II y exceedingly important ts should ho,ifrtA
prompt In ali aud that i will i Impossible
IN. 10 ma - = desirable, aud important character. uls.
fss9urt gs'zta,.f J'aBB,eHf l. l. ARMS Had,
dec Kits tttp' No. lao MAN ST Iyu,bbhru Va
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSVIF.I NGll fNIHII

ENAkE pleasure in gnnunurin. Ia ihr a, and citizens
Il linchhhrg amt surfUunn. country that
the upstairs hoor OF the Warwick House. wArr, they III on
and aer rurKsn,, the 18Th inst. osr inspection AN cnn.
and large stock "f Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons Bon.
nes Caps Cuiraers Head Dresses, rs. Nets lrwtr ortl.
meuts, Embroiferics, Ruches French torsc Hoop skirts
dies Hose Gloves, saxon! Yarns real Bru-, trrnch Thread
and Elrnd l4accs.
The Ladies respectfully aud specially solicited call ai
stock goods which III, latest
Which wiz sell ~ wholesale retail, Az is
C,uHIeat offer such inducements tnreha>
al as secure their orders sept i5.di
UNUES, fCES,:l have jgst rceei, ed additional! sup
OF LADIES Fugs, al various prices aud grades
nov dts q NJ. KELLY. Agent irZ Main Sirce.
REAUrIFUL HEADDEE>eE Is nj - cents q 10 and -
ID and Chenille Plaits for - al
L. \. * I ktNsEY'S,
dec -lb I'D Main 81
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hEsLEAL f1aenr OFFICE, Y. N T. 4. K.
aud ater t,nAr, 10Th The following regulation VIII b,

sitti / "iaGllf ,ilt' ., '. " l. L.. l..
~ ,r: TOM '' '''"'"s f'E""''"" be
Mi'.tst ifa &c ur urt articles II freight. hay Ing
u"i>i"iet"fef ~" road or larl it.
b'' -" ' III AID MT iah H"at Il! The cursI sHr,
F "tuh 'f'h H'atr hU"ty alter H.
soeh i," en liz Aecut elrjt demand and receive curo TIE
"ttf! thereof is t'A! cry iMt NJ,
t"i "'di' substituted III i siiiI !a1o remained
P''N' iht 'h specified Hi'' = towt On heat
~ H. .'' t'" af.c: ii"Gr tour o"ns or tu.ian1
".'sf "Tl cItr, "hc ecu; per t,I. u, ItlIte. ~
oH "fitr. lh"r lid'sI 4. l.. JEi.lIS, Gen FRI. 81
AE BRAID Hair Ornaments, Head pr,, pres,t abs
NH'ih> Aaai"saN and every variety u sucn fancy am
IL ip .a,tit, and ,at.dion, al
h'' ll-dtN ENGi.EpoNEs
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LynchbuIg Coach and Wagon Factory

Lynchbuig Coach and Wagon Factory.
cNNa, I'LL subscriber returns h. graf, u hekna"fte-
I'm ~ mns la his uti friends ui ,s,u't- Lot th ap
ra patronage t'wat tu.. aud l., - leave Ia tal# D4
thrm aud the rnic uul t has Hu t. started IA tsih
hnuance al m,ors. lie 90 uaLc ttrr koepon haud
all Kinds OF lRtS ANIL " Nuns, nliv tn, u.si
santla and nvni style lie viii ia.t uri,r aud
-in have mair, general l--irHeHt tptru-, l. ahuW.t
aud BuGgcs Also latgr aud tN,
spring Moving Wagon, amt tw,-tpr>e >ta:fr- A
good WORK t''ne Ia Ia" obi s#4 t't hdtsh 10
tory, aud, Hs IL Is doing business p prur,i e
may expect IL gel good "'e a pg,,. M ~hp
60" and neat Bagg"s T.Nr ,#li
march li-ds ioli> II ENlllh, A,ent.
Natural Coke.
NOW have supply ct Nki AL nj lr,m The t.ila,u
iihl Mines, Tia. Alnd HAT general ,lsta,
ton last Winter, and expect la keep uuuu
can recommend THIS as brst Thtc M. l.utrs tr,A
makes bright hrc; burus longer than Euunt-
makes less iirt ihnn C hHto
Is particularly desirable tor cooking stuNcs
N. \. MILllE, TN itasiu.
sept 2S-dts-Ecp copy
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NOTICE

IL p-nts b. hat. clattns against tha ia, Thomas hi
N lard ~ lloase pnsent them dAi sntni Gated t. jln,
H. Ao"lii, and nteY vii 10 promptly paid
GlfpY - EiN IES.
dec 2e,dlm lJ'or al iht,funs hIl.rl.
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18th Semi-Annual Card
composing cs.sS aftieN IsFtanitg la ihe
tl0ihing a nd i,entIfmcnN' Furnishing Trade,

yENE subscribers invite the attention 81 theF
pubic sBeyal b. theI rttersi, eUd
i4Jis stock Of FALL AND WIATEE GOODS, la store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-26
New Commission House

New COMMISSION House.
M this day associated uurSeNc Ter The
w pose 81 cnn,lrtii,g GENERAL COMMISSION III Il.
MISS. for the saie of ioaes Wheat to, Ar, W ash
share OF the patronage OF grneraps public hs-ag them
that much younger than the Beie n J~i aud ba..
nlmats Ignored It, aetss "a tb" ~ par W Will
sell for under The old ad make
tanees sold Office al Jna L. shoarcIs Main
Jul. 2o-dSoly sut.aisEE Nti.ks
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Make Your Own Soar

'E Keystone State saponifer, Concentrated Iye will
MAKE soap with litte or roubic will clean type Is
valuable for all PURPOSES where strong I've Required:
make hard water sos. : = 49,
we would caution r trade against
~ us article has induced unpncfed parties imiiae
Full directions with each package
Large supply for sale BY JOHN H. sEAY
sept 2f-dis Druypi,t
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Wanted.

~ WISH l." rent sna Family Residence in the ci.y
81 linn tir -Hru5hslor nhiy good price will be paid
At4a ia II. Il. BoHANNAN,
ser 27-dts Agent and Collector
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40 ! IL. n,. e G,;a.l SE Il choice;
% Bids Cider;
a"r sacks f4nv and Coarse salt:
Eol Bh> No and x Muekrrcl:
Ito sibs. Apple Brandy;
~ Casks Madeira Wine;
100 Bags i.apll rl and Rio Coffee:
u" Bhis. Portland syrup;
," Bbls. New Orleans Mulass...
~ fierce todhSh:
20 CASKS inc French Brandy:
$40 boz Buckets, Tubs, fuols Sr.
- a'V ibls Fine Rye Whisky;
For sale b., IoHrS : 70
dee ld-t,ls ''-'L' ~ ~,
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Light. Sweet and Wholesome Rread.

III f-"p eases G. c. MASS Licorce-onc Of the best
~ brands iAporte,i--ior sale by
'seW L3-dts ' "a I'm N 49, ~ ~ "a
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II a II X \ y It's
SETTER APERIENT

~ use AMI being entitled 10 special pref renee AZ, t
Mineral erng waters scIhz Powders and other similar nr
.cs. from lis compacintss and great efficacy II m.x n
used With the best effect IN nil
BiHioHs and Ftbiiie Diseases, Hk Heddarhe Lgss of
Iu.Linrskilu- L4iIN.L l..
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
5 CARMRNS CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE.
For permanently Joining broken China Glass Earthen and
Wooden Ware Furniture Leather India Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles of all kinds
Ask for GaFman Cement Negative Glue, I, and take
other 1t far anything of the kind in leaving
trace Of any cement having been applied
II. B. WHEEL0CK x CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents,
T. No. II Magazine ST.
For sale by all Retail Druggists and Dealers generally Price
cant
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

to anu the contract without putting the contractor default
rs required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and without apply
ing to court Of Justice to annul the and without
shs q any time abandon the work not finish and complete
shall forfeit all claims he may have for any part work
done nv him UP 70 the date Of the abandonment and that the
city shall be thereby discharged from and liability there
rss snd y aso vel aneEsiood that he contract BE-
bound In sodo pay the city all difference between
the price a which the contractor originally 10
at o resale or readjudieasfou ~ - F
be superficial yard Of round stone paving furnished
and laid compce and superficial foot OF curb and gutter
stones furnished and laid complete - =
New Orleans, April II, 1864 ~
tssnedl Louis H. PfIlf
gR sa t884 City Surveyor
n BY the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
osards Of the CoTamon Council.
IsirnsaJ H Ba T. gEN 1s,sTas,a }Chssrnen.
ais II HENRY DUREL, for coinptrollsr
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6]SaD I)F ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

8
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5xiIf&4LSS 3j# Attf{1$!AM Null AL t3Ht MNt&e
e 8
s$ szR ss 4. -, W 49,, NJ
~ &fk5nAx3 APfA - tee<s
~ B0&ex mai fSf4 ffav nyzrstanf f3 adjourn
s.5ss<ZS 1s sFss7s - \ 81 Me- Y a
= s. =, =. 49, -
present h0sas AZ Aanroe k Il e ~ III
0s4k 80 49, .ki6n Az
IGE reading Oh the 3JHf1laf WA On D&7->p1f SAAs
3se16kf stelfb ~ "a s sss5 ID
.Ss<a - rHAa and on
4o {AllQ 1I4 - Az assj1fice-
MQHan fhose EoltnMS IA ~ u .S Ssssc rpre
~ Sstz r. ts r.. "A, ssts II.
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O. BOUNTY LAND AND PENSI0NS,--.ssF,,,.E
r. No II Exchange Alley, stairs nearly eppvese ust
I'M Office Soldiers sesmsn and TeaiIfrs eie asse ose y
LII of the United States Govefume iar
s r more in any war or disturbance 1891 entitled
Ia l6l aaex OF land Widows minor children OF deceased
Sbials SeaTen entitled 70 noun in ana
persiops Claims nsds procured with dispatch by
NJ en- y Exchange Alley, up Stair.
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q ny II IIVA NINE,
SECRETARY Of the Board Of Assistant Aide,
Honorable oonseil Commnn de la Nouyelle. Orleans;
Al ESSIEURS-Les soussi Rne . prnprietaIre

ArHonorable oonsei Cormnn de la Nouyelle Orleans:
mi EssIEUHS-Less SOU ssf gnes proprietafres
IVl Ia de In Dounne de From Claiborne,
respecnesement petitonnet honorable corps confos
men, s Section 10 De T. charte Dc ia VILE es de are
Ter ct payer Ia rue de la Doaane Dc Ia Clai
dies hocs eSss de granite de aons de 10
de large " de Long ct plus De ~ dc
large Ii pouees de long ct dc on dc 10 pcuc depas
dts bioes de premiere duais granite aysnt les
cotss les angles q hant ben tales de aness former urs
surface bien une ct I'm de grande soaidfte.
lie dit dsgonhement base de qaatre
ponres de nbe d Lac Ct de grAyoi de indres puts Ia
pereie eoehe de anas f sable DE- Lac gravos
de Londre aret de empr les jons OF lie tout ben assu
par roulean convenabIe.
perres dc borure de quare pouess dfpnsen seron
ourn qnsnd Foyer de L. vile agrrn coyenase DC mpa
les yieilles, dc manere fairs un bon Outrage
pees de bordnres les deux cos de Ia de Ia
Dopane de FroutevGe Ia Claiborne relieves
niyetes haneur conceivable tcoulsns ds dc la
len banqHees eront exbaussse ct stes pierTes
plates sssl-g--
passages intersections de t0ntes Les fs
Ia premiere qnas de Peres de IA yere sar ct de
qatre es de large les ees seront de deux pes de large
quatre eds de long e maius de s pouces dsseuE
releydes nailen dfclnant Jsauau pavae dit Ia
Notyelle. Orleans. % fevrier 1850. -
Banque des Giioyens, parl
e JAS d. Denegre, PrestS
4. ID. Shepherd, pro H. Shepherd % pietis.
J.W. zaGhare ID
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
me- iaw8w Secrataire du Bureau des Asst. Aldermen
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ROBERT HuYGHE.
JULES BENTT.
JOHN T. MONROE.


4 ~.
The following resolutions accompanying the
above report were adopted, the rules being sus
pended.
Yeas; Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell Beebe Benit
Dupr6, Hall, Huyghe, Eeefe, Magion, Patterson,
Pettngill and Kingsland-l2.
Reseissd Tha. further q % days be and ne
with eiy for making brick sidewalks Philip street
between s. rhariss and Magazine street, Fourth District
to notify s owners and ocsnaats butchers and
Council b sa vicinity e ihe Magazine Marke Fourth Dis
tsici discontinue selling in sad sheds and forthwith
hfs REFUSAL
that The Street cause the same to be done
preamble and authorizing The Mayor
lowest bidder notice contract for taking up and
RELAXING he sauass block Of Magazine
| The following preamble and resolution, accom-
panying the above report were read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended.
Yeas Messrs. Monroe, BLACKWELL, Beebe, Benit
/ Dupre, Hall, Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Patterson,
Pettingill and Kingsland-l2.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller sell
Al bridges md repairing and keeping
/ Mr.. Hall moved a reconsideration Of his Yote on
the foregoing resolution.
Mr.. Patterson moved to lay the motion of Mr.
Hail on the table. Lost.
/ Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Leefe and Patterson-3
! Nays: Messrs. Bakewell. Beebe, BENT, Dapre
Hall, Huyghe, Magioni, Pettingill and Kingsland
I-9 ga
/ Mr.. Hall renewed his motion to reconsider his
! vote. Lost.
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Leefe, Patterson ant
Kingsand-4.
Nays; Messrs. Blackwell, Beebe, Benit, Duprs
Hall, Huyghd, Magioni and Pettngili-s.
Mr.. Patterson gave notice that at the next meet
lug he would move reconsideration OF his vote OF
said resolution NE Z4
Mr.. Hall objected. The chair decided that Mr.
Patterson had the right to give the notice. Mr.
Magioni appealed from the decision of the Chair.
Pending the discussion motion was made to ad
| journ and carried. ESD
Yeas: Messrs. Bakewell Beebe. Dnpr6, Hall
Magioni Patterson and pettingill-7.
| Nays: Messrs Monroe, Benit Huyghe, Leefe
] aud kingsland--5.E
/ JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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y
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
ton of the city comprised between Felicity Road Philip
Howard and Claiborne streets.
two deep below the leyclef the ground
shall be dug both sides of all the comprised In the
above mentioned section in accordance with the es and levels
to be given by the City Surveyor. H
The sides and bottom Of said bitches shall he cut in straight
line and well and tmoo,hed OIL and tic earth coming
the shall be thrown in the The roadway
each mad and well graded The wtoc the entire
satisfaction OF the City Surveyor.
All necessary labor shall be furnished by the contractor
The shall be bound begin the work III the
days allowing The approval Of the adjudication by the Common
Coupci and complete the sixty days after under
penalty Of len dollars for each and day thereafter
Security $500 required guarantee
the faithful performance Of the e9utiaet
Payments in cash the completion the accept
Of the came By the City SURVEYOR. 5
we'll understood that in of failure by the contractor
to begin or finish the work thereof within the period
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right to annn the contract without putting the
fault required by article 1875 Of the Civil Code, and without
applying 70 court Of justice aun tho and without In
demnity and 1t also well understood that in
tractor shall at any time abandon The work not finish and
shall forfeit all claims may any part Of the
work done by him the date The abandonment
the city shall be thereby discharged from any all liability
be resod the cont actor and his securities shall be held and
bound in sodo pay INTO the city all loss difference
tween the pce at which the contractor originally contracted
perform the work and the price which may adudeated
at q resale or readjudca,ion
Bids to be per running Of both bitches
each side OF Mt the seetH including The grading Of the earth
thrown on the roadway
New Orleans 9Th April 1860.
tsignedl LOUIS u. PILE. City Surveyor.
Boards Of the Common Council.
I Isi.snsal a i gEN MARI cba,rusn.
Reeiste lssn sal,l 1s,p 1s5 ROBERT hoYGhE ,
AID III - HENRY DUR Ell. for oomptroiler
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SouTHERN WOOD AND MACHINE works
CARD
\ CARD.

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CARD.
DIR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS. the unriyalled CANCER DOC
TOR Who many years has located Grayier street.
vicinity the ST. Charles Hotel has removed his office
No. 20 BARoNNE STREET between Common and Canal OPP
poe the Lafayette Car Landing where he prepared
all desses which he processes cure viz: CANCERS In
their worst forms, sCALD HEAD WHITE SWELLINGs and
ULCERS, of every description.
Specimens Of ulcerous Tumos extracted from patients,
Reynolds office, and persons
prominent standing this and other States the Union who
successfully by Dr. Reynolds will be given
all who have any doubts of the efficacy of his remedies
He challenges the medical faculty of the United States Of
America or Europe to excel his cures as Ima
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Registered April IS, IS6O ~ r.
ilg l2 HENRY DURET, for Comptroller.
I B. BORON. ....................J. B. ROESOh
81 ST. CHARLES STREET.

\ ID. BORON. B. BORON.
u. 8. ST. CHARLES STREET.
j. b. BORON has the honor inform his customers and the
public in that he has received last arrivals from
havre and via New York, complete assortment
Of Fall ad Wine Goods to enerae bn which
he following part Gents Linen Shirts Linen Bosom and
Cotton Shirts White and Goored Flannel Unershirts and
Drawers White Cooed Cotton Undershirts Drawers
Socks of all Materials Stocks Neck Ties Cavats Wooden and
Jouvns Gloves Cambria Handkerchief Combs and Brushes,
Sponge Porte Monnaies Cutlery Glass Wars Toilet Sets Pow
der Boxes Ladies' Fancy Casks for Scent etc. etc Canes
Socete Hygienigue's, etc. 4.
Mr.. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM, will
be enabled attend the LADIES' whom he has added to
bis extensive stock of Goods for Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department,
For both LADIES GENTS, is Cited way give the
utmost satisfaction The ctest attention will be paid all
orders for Ready Made HAIR being supervised by Mr. Boon
himself 2 =
j. B. BORON,
DO FIN "a st. Charles street,
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tM,1s; Eng Log ior want 9 VISA '''S' :, y
Yeas ~ essrs. Blackwell, Bscbe, Leefe, Magionis
Patterson, Pettingill ard Kingslsna ~;
Nays Messs nugrd a sna aany ss,o,nt;on.
Mr, nuRIe $1,000 s;sa s "a scntHd f5e rules be.
~ s snsrssded. md On motion, sent 70 Tho Board
Ill Aldermen Tor concurrence Il
Yeas Heesrs Monroe beeps LEM. ~ Bst.
IIali HayxA6. Lcefe, Magioni, Petersen and fess
thrill 10 Z.
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= .s s.- resolution. adopted hy tie Board /
Ihs foIIowias 49, twice and conquered in, the |
Of Aldermen Was Isaa w = 1T
rulcs being suspended !
& eotsse IN report q p5 o rat Ia en NJ
Sho I'D erpsdiency q providing better ocasn the Pro-
vsonsl Insane Asylum for the parish Of Orleans
On melton, Messrs. Patterson Leele. klngsn,n ad
%. u the foregoing resolution; ~ po,ra
Il Aldermen. was read and referred to the Commit
tee on fIre
Board Of Aldermen four members of the Assistant Board
report crinAnce 70 regulate and manass inc
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph.
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
1 ~ n, $3.50 Z. go r.aJ
oi AiueInieh, - .sau n, u "a fstn.pca Gam
rcsointoh sle ~ az Secoi nTc Pn
niiefs 70 purchase psif ct ma sus ie - 5sS -
sce wagon =, l.. ~ = r,o,,
Il Mr.. Leefe moved % refer the saile ~ sie SoAn-
~, 1850 nsso ~ 80. ssanroa Ratcv.ll Raehe Dupr&
Ieaa ~ $50 =. ~ .,l E;ns,a
Hall, Huyghe, Eeete, MagioHS TcttahSul anu 1inso
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tsi g3Is rtAANIss ~, -,
Mr.. Hall offered the following report, Whcn was
~oad and adantef5
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90 aoito q ~ - IAN a ,ges.y
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p. II Sni MI ssass n. 81 nsns Sacnnd
and streets your committee tnat me iooNng
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Iof ne phspesss v 49, saf ia sar,e sha Ia nm
ny NAME 3 md thst Their dimensions shan not
1 30 less ihan iso feet front " 800 feet deep,
Yeur comitse hsewith present resolution 70 Pay
Surg ns % ss B Is III WORK p rT
MAS sin indispensable and duly ordered.
committee present for adoption Tssoqtcn e PAY sundy
bills. sa y ysIIv r. = ' rrrf. 10y Y
II Az IN nfT p 81. - = 5#3