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J. II. Harry, secrctaire d'Etat.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE Departures

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, January Il, 1866
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
" to by Bernard Tupin for the cancelng off
cia bend parish Orleans to.
wit bond dated the Goth of February 1866 for $1,000
signed by Bernard Trpn principal and j. NJ and
j. Lapne securities, each for the S5O0O the said
bond being conditioned for the faithful performance by the
said Bernard Turpn of his duties Auconeer aforesaid
Notice hereby given to all
described bond to show in writing
rotary of State within ninety publication
this advertisement why the said bond should not be can
celed and anuuiled Il
Given under hand Sud seal of State as above and of
the independence oil the United States the nnetieth.
j. MADISON WELLS
By the Governor:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State,
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ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT. DE L'ExEcurr. }
Nouyele- Orleans lie IL janyier 1866 !
A ITEM DU Tu'applfcatfon etc faite n moi
Bernard Turpn pour cancellation obligation
ofcsle dams pour parosse dOreans
SAVIOR
une obligation datee du 20 vrier 1865 pour $1,000 sgnt
par Bernard TurpI CONNIE principal ct Lapine
securite chaquun la de 5000 La dite ohga
ton etant condonnes pour la dele execution par la dit
Bernard Turpn, de devoirs susdt-
Avis est e present donne touts qu
dams lade obligation, de montTer la ecrtue
du secretae Etat dci onrs de la
presente publication de Get avis les son pour lequees
dite obligation serat pas caucellee ct annulee
Donne sous main ct lie Etat, cdessus ce
l2eme jour de anver, 1866 ct quare-vig dxneuvie
me del indbpendencsG es Etats Unis.
j. MADISON WELLS,
J. Il. HARDY Secretaire d'Etat
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We have revived the old firm of
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS STUART
And have transferred business from 70 Canal to the
TULANE BUILDING, 81 AND SO CAMP STREET.
Where prepared to supply old friends all new
ones who favor with CALL with complete assortment
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, Etc,
At wholesale and retail, at reasonable prices.
WIN. NJ. LEWIS,
G. c. GARTHwAITE,
VIM STUART.
GARTHwAITE, LEWIS 4 STUART,
63 Duane street, New York
New orlsana jan 1866
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HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS RFGI-
ment Of Militia, January 81 lS5-Specal Order No 3
and after this date organized company rolls viii
unshed the city papers, but commanders companies will
post az street entrance OF their headquarters the printed
rolls OF their company organizations viz:
names and fesidences occupation and age of the
mssoned and officers and private Of their
organized companies and also the conspicuous places
within their company districts. p.s a
Said printed rolls to be printed the Job office of the
New Orleans Star, by Mr.. Simmons, foreman
j. EDMONSTON
Colonel Orleans Regiment Of Militia
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HERRING, Etc, Etc.

Keep Constantly on Hand:
MAcKEREL-No /, bills, halves and kits.
MACKEREL-No. 2, :. :. =.
MACKEREL-No. 8, :. :,
SALMON, No. l, =. -. :.
SAL MON-Fresh,-l h., 2 Id. and 6 b. cans.
HERRING-No. l, bills, halves and kits.
HERRING-smoked--No. and scaled.
TONGUES and sOUNDS-Extra kits
HALIBUT FINs-Extra kits.
CODFISH-Large drums and half DRUMS.
CODFIsH-Medium size drums
GOLDFISH :, boxes
POLLOCK-drums and half drums =.
HADDOCK-quarer drums and boxes
LoBSTER-Fresh, lb and ID. cans
OYSTERs-Coye, h. and 2 lb cans.
PICkLES-Mixed gallons half gallons pints and quarts
P1CKLEs-Gherkins, :, :,
PICKLES :. half bbls and kegs
PICKLES-O Onions :. .
cAToHUp-Tomato, Davis cowdrsy, Numssn Carroll
Il Co.
TOMATOEs-hesh and h. cans. ..r
PEPPER sAUCE-pints and half pnts.
OLIyES-quarts and piats
OLIVE OIL-quarts and pints .-s
CAPERs-capal and superfne
PEACHEs-fresh, and lb cans. ..
PINE APPLE-fresh, 2 =.
p. STRAWBERRIES :. :.
BLACKBERRIES :.
GREEN PEAS =. =.
GREEN CORN 80. =.
FRUITs-assorted, and Id. cans.
pckiu, anu . 10 cans, and qtS gla9A
q Garr g. quarts and pnts
Is ps sns an gn
fasfR dFsrti sna sRss assorted
MEM3N p sYRuP-qaars Davis Cowdrey's.
sUGAR-crushed B., New York refined
FEFPERWRe1e i IN saek saves ana quarts
zEEEEEEESs19sH g. sa az g. II ss Rsass'
CINyyE
ssddR5HiEArus. :: :: :: :.
s sfASH5As s4ss fsE rs mats.
52oGSthFEsss a Ps. #sssn 's Chase Co
6 6#969tATE- Families PresOn's
SSoSSSUs,AA11Frepared ..s
81 SAT- II Si b; and 10 +; bag 5sgs.
P1iE Is-f sna So a2SR,
BBSSs skEEs, s { g n sf Is nest.
AXE HAN1LEs,L srge and medium sisss.
BkgsHEs-serad, ali sizes. , @
BLaGKiNG-Large, medium and small size, Manon'S
PAPER-straw ali sizes :
s s1kkEY ss,. in ,isgs 5 lbs each.
ooFFEEnRio Sa and Java 'A'
TEAs-1mperial in chests and caddies
s s11l Duryea's superior. -
sEzHS# !: !: SEE Tsis. a
soaPel5 and Is h. boxes winches.er's.
soAP-solb. boxes Morgan's.
sso oaP-dassils'
CANDLES Star, fnlk gh. weights Proctor i aamblss
COAL oif-Bsrres and tins
b Z, .RIs Tie and kegs.
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.SUNDRTES,

DRIES.
In Store and for Sale:
100 boxes GRISENHEIMER RHINE VINE
100 :. ROTTENBERGER .
100 HOCHHEIMER :. .
100 :. KUDSGHEIMER .
IMPORTED CIGARS, of the following
brands:
! 100000 La IntimidaA
10000 La Coondrina.
l25,0O0 Uquas
80 cases Heidseck l. Co.'s CHAMPAGNE
20 or. casks SHERRY WINE
2 pipes PURE HOLLAND GIN
ROwLEY, BROWN CO.,
Tchoupitoulas street
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TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, ON POYDRAS
street, near the market
BY j. Il. WALTON a. DESLONDE,
]. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
~ Office No. ~ CRrondeet street. Union street.
SATURDAY. February 3, Mt 12 o'clock M =,
~ at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
"A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon in the First District city,
square bounded by Poyras, Howard. Perddo Liberty
streets Lot measuring rs feet inches front Poydras
street. by depth OF lOS feet inches and five lines between
parallel lines
THE IMPROVEMENTS this lot consist of a TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. slate roof and two
story back buildings and contain large kitchen
store first floor two bed
econdofoor besides two servants kitchen, gall
leres front and -
THERE Is ALSO story elevated building running
across the of the lot with wash house. wood bin,
beneath and two bed above The paved
cistern, etc.
MG- TERMs-Cashin US Treasury notes.
Acts OF sale before Mazureeu, notary public at the
pense of the purchaser.
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PRODUCE. WINES. ETf,.

PRODUCE,s WINES, ETC.
| C. cAvAHoo = co..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Importers OF European Produce,
BORDEAUX AND MARsE1LLEs,
116.......,.,.,....K Royal Street,. .lle
NEW ORLEANS.
Have on hand and for sale
EXCHANGE AT SIGHT,
Or on terms in sums most convenient purchasers on the
following named cities:
NEW YORK. LONDON & rs
IAhls, st.. AM1ENs,
ANdouLEME, AGEN,
ARRAs,s AyIGNoN .us--
AUCH, AURTTTAc
ALENCoN RAyoNNE
bRhsI, BAR-LE-DUC,
hLAiE, BLoIs
sEAuVA1s BoULoGNE-suR-MER
SAEN, CARCASSQNNE,
Observation-Disclosures, CHARLEvILLE,
COLMAR CAsTETNAUDApy
CHARLoNs cdarne3 CARTREs Tarp1
CAHoRS, DrrNKTRK
plEpPE uu ELBEUF ,.-
GRENoBLE, GRAY
HAVRE LYON
K LAVALv ..D LILLE,
LIMOGES, LIBOuRNE
LORIENT, LAyAUR Gal
MARSEILLES, MULHoUsE
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LOT OF GROUND IN LAFAYETTE STREET,
suitab for q Lumber Yard or Building Site.
n 4 ~ 4 Y srrNN

suitab for Lumber Yard or Building Site.
BY j. II. WALTON 81 DESLONDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
5.4f. Office No. ~ Carondelet street.
SATURDAY, Feb. 8, at 1S O'Clock M, at
will be Sold
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND with the improvements
thereon situated Nos 2i and 243 Lafayette street. the
streets measuring ~ feet inches and lines front
street by depth of 100 feet between parallel ines.
The improvements consist of story frame building
used carpenter shop, and rented only by the month
H3-TERMs-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
Act Of sale before Mazureau Notary Public at the
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AUCTION SALES.
ONE VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN GREEN.
"a WILLIE Parish Of Jefferson, at auction.
BY j.. n. WALTON a. DEsLONDE,

y. b. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Onace--47 Carondeet street. corner Of Union.
GATUKDA X, February y, 1860, At IL
y O'clock NJ the Merchants and Auctionees Exchange
on Royal street, will be sold .as 8'
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No 10 in the parish OF Jeer
bounded by Broadway Pine Second and Burthe Streets
divided twenty Lots designated by the Nos to 20
elusive, plan by Pelie Depcuy ciy engineers dated
January, 1866 s5s55
Lots Nos 10 inclusive and let's Nos II to 20 inclusive
30 feet inches lines
lines. 55g5
balance in and two in the notes of the purchaser
with per and per and
mortgage the property until final payment
Act Of before Gra Stark Notaries Public the
pense of the purchaser.
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TWO BUILDING LOTS, CORNER OF MAGNOLIA AND
Philip Streets Fourth District gN
BY j. II. WALTON az DESLONDE,
j. B. WALTON. AUCTIoNEER. slg-.A
Oaice-No. AZ Garondeet street.
SATURDAY. February Sd, at 12 O'Clock
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street, will be sold -
~ two LOTS OF GROUND, corner Of Philip and Magnolia
Date Maunse Streets Fourth District square
bounded by Magnolia Gate MaunseD Clara Philip and First
Streets designated by the Nos measuring feet
front Magnolia street. by DEPTH between parallel lines
65 feet American measure.
Hz5- TERMs-Gash in u. s. Treasury Notes
Act of sale before A Mazurea Public the
of the purchaser.
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COTTON YARNS, sHEETINGS. KER.
a@ sEYs, TOBACCO. WHISKY, WINE, ETC
dealers at low prices:
y 20 bales COTTON YARNS.
IS i. Georgia SHEETINGS.
l5 :. Tallassee KERSEYS.
100 bbls. ROSE WHISKY. lish
100 .. MAGNOLIA WHISKY. ss
100 :. OLD BOURBON -. sss
200 baskets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Krng and Murnm
1900 boxes Virginia anu Western TOBACCO a7o5
- sDTHERLIH. Wa RREN Il co. i.
CoTToN sERD. COTTON SEER.
planting. for sale by - y IS Ap' w sf
N G. GuLLETT.
" Satchex street!
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FIVE VALUABLE LOTS ON FRANKLIN STREET
near Poydras street. long creditsuccesson Thomas
|
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IL OF MILITIA, JAN. 26 1866 '''5
Location of headquarters Conpnpe of Frst and Second
Battalons Orleans Regiment Militia, viz
60 a, Co Dist. No. l. No. 525 Camp street
:. b, :. :. . 2 No 4l3 Mariana streat
>. z, 3. No. 2Sl Magazine street
- y, 4..No rs Commercial Place. s
Il, :. .tlor Virette and Patterson st., Algiers
= e. g.. NO. ~ Royal street, third floor.
-. Y, Z. No. As st. Ann street. 'f47 I
- Il, 8. No 456 Hreatnen street 5tt
-. l. ~ No. l3l Old Levee street. 5 5s55
= D, 10 Cor. Independence and Leyee streets
j. EDMoNSToN, 81 a
Colonel Orleans Regiment of Militia.
COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
COTTON SEED of the best varieties, constantly hand
and for sale in lots to salt. by
a. f. DUNBAR & Co, 6
90 Common street.
CRANE, BREED d co.,
H. Manufacturers of Metallic t
BURIAL CASES AND CAsKETs. WOOD CoFFINs
AND HEARsES. s.
Office and Mandatory Eighth street. Ciscnnati Ohio
Undertakes will send for price lists to 755E1'',
c. l.. CRANE, Agent, IS a.
z5s.5, 80 Magazine street New Orleans.
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Fols SALE. : :ToH SALE.
5000 bushels choice COTTON SEED, for Planting
Petit Gulf and Cluster. S. WHITED CO.,
q Canal street i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
LEaAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAUQUIER
i co~n,y. 4;h September. lSGl-
james l. gunton--PiainuH,
Gnbor Il Ba..ablc. Charles J. Stoviu, - Fuller,
- Hendricks and - Ayres, partners, under
- whitley and -- Crockett partner, under
the 6im name Of Whitley Crockett - W.. 81.
Gray, James r. Purvis and James p TAsalS, osnK
Thomas I" John D. CHANCELLOR, Edward b. Moon,
John O Beale and Edward williams-De iendanls.
And the Court doth further adJudge, order and do
that OF the Commissioners Of this Court do
ascertain;
land called Woodstock the amounts due thereon 70
whom due, and their priOri,ies.
ID That be ascertain tho debts secured by said de-
fndant Bastable BY the said deed executed by him
the 18th day Of February 1891 n the bills and proceed
ings mentioned, and the property liable TO be payment
thereof with the relative pri1rities Of the same.
Sd. That he ascertain the amount due BY the defen-
dant q VI. Bastsble 10 the plaintiff James /. Hunton,
on account Of their oaI operations in the cultivation Of
said farm, called " WoOdstoek and any amount due
by said defendant BaSiable a. the said plaintiff Hunton
arisDg otherwise than from their Joint operations and
any Auut for which sad plaintf Huuton is bound
surety for said Basable and also the property haole
for discharge thereof by virtue Of the deed dated
10th June 1851 executed by said defendant Bstabe,
and aled with the said bill And IL being suggested
the Court By the plaintiff James HuntOn that he hath
made sale Of the TAT cattle grazed said farm, the pre-
sent wear the Court doth direct the said Commissioner
10 ascertain and report the facts Of such sale and the
amount Of the proceeds thereof 70 which said Bsble
Is entitled and TO what debts ofsad Bastabe the
liable And the said Commissioner Is directed TO
convene before him all the creditors Of the said Bas
table Hunton and all the creditors Of the said NJ
Bastabe in his ind vidual character, and ascertain
the cunts due them respectively, and 20 make report
Of all his proceedings TO the Court, with any matters
deemed pertinent by him, which may be required TO
be stated by party.
And the Court doth further order that notice % the
time and place Of executing much Of this order
pertains the taking of said accounts, be given by
said Commissioner, by publication thereof once week
for four successive weeks, in the Warreuton Flag Of
'ss" OF In the Richmond Wink =" Snd the same shall
be equivalent 20 personal service therefor all the par
ties. A true eNtrSct-Teste;
JOHN BYRNE,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c
DLUNT L. MOSELEY,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
90 MAIN STREET,
90 MAIN STREET,

Near Fourteenth, next to "Times" BuildingD
Have Just opened with entire new stock OF DRUGS
MEDICINES, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Jye stuns, Per
fumery Fancy Articles, Soaps, Pomades, Combs Tooth
Brus hes Hair Brushes Surgeons Instruments Ifusses
Supporters &c. Also fine quality Cigars and Chewing
Tobacco and all such articles are usually found In
4 nrst-esss Drug store.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded a.
JESSE CHILD with Blunt Moseley, sOlic.s cal
from bi, friends and the public generally. nov2s-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
RICHMOND. WING.
-~O-~~~~----~-~~-00~~~
TUESDAY MORNING........JAN. l6, 1866.
Lord PalmerstOn's VIII.

From the Pail Mall Gazette December q.
The will OF the Right Hon. Henry John Wis
count Palmerston. X. G., g. &. B., was proved
in the principal registry Of Her MaJeSty's Court
OF Probate on the 22d inst. The executors aP-
pointed are his relct, the Right Hon. Emily
Mary ViscOunteSs Palmerston, and her second
son, the Right Hon. William Francis Cowper,
but the latter only has proved the will. Power
is reserved to Lady PalmerstOn TO do so here
after The will is dated Nov. %, 1864. IL &C
cupies only four brief sheets. The last sheet
bears his LordShip's signature, "PalmerSton,'
IN a firm and clear hand. The personally was
sworn under tl20,0 900. His Lordship confirms
10 his wife all her trinkets, jewels and para
phernalia, and all things constituting her Lady
ships separate property, and also leaves to her
LadyShip, absolutely, his carriages and horses
and the wines and conSmable stores at Cam
bridge House and Broadlands. The deceased
Premier has left his letters and papers to Lady
Palmerston, which her Ladyship is TO retain or
deal with as she thinks proper. His LOrdshp
leaves 10 his brOtherS-in-law, Right Hon. Lau-
renee Sullivan and Admiral Sir William BOwleS,
and to his friends Sir George Shee, Bart, and
Sir George BOwleS, legacies OF tlOj each, aud
TO his executor, Right Hon. W. +. Ccwper, SIX
shares in the Welsh Slate Company. The resi-
due of the personally his LordShip bequeathcS
to Lady PalmerstOn for life, when with the
exception Of eighteen shares in the elsh Slate
Company, which her LadyshIp may appoint aud
dispose OF as she thinks proper is TO revert TO
her SOD, the Right Hon. W. F. COwper. His
Lurdship has also LETT 10 Lady PalmerStou a life
interest IN all bis real and leISehOld estates Is
well IN ireland as in Great Britain and on her
L1dyship's deceaSe they are devised to her said
son absolutely and the testatOr expresses ms
earnest wish (DU; without imposing an oblisa-
tion on the devisee) that the Right Hon. gen
uemau viii, Immediately on coming into pos
session OF tho estates, apply for Her Majesty's
license and authority for him and his descend
= to take and use the surname OF " Temple
either In substitute for cor in addition to that
0. Sc Cowper," but 50 that ' Temple be the
Il al name and that the family arms Of Sc Tenn
rle be quaytcred with those of d" COwper.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
THW vnpv AnYERTIsEMRNTs.

ERW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOwEs 8 MACY
IL ryormsrly oaaesrs Of the Park Bank,)
BAL KERS,
Ma. 80 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
vouR PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED on
DEPOSITS.
Psrsous opening accounts may deposit and draw as
they please the same A. with the city banks, and will
be allowed interest on their daily balance at four per
cent.
Collections made upon any part OF the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the purchase or sale OF the various issues
Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold
promptly executed for the usual commission.
au94-tf
o,o n yawln. wH.a.uOr HUGH RICE,
EOWIE & CO.,
Formerly Of Alexandria, VAL
COM ISSION NERO H A N s.
IMPORTERS OF
RAILROAD IRON AND DEALERS IN RAILROAD
SUPPLIES. ,,, vopv
Oaee No 10 Broadway, -, Nh" ioNN
KRENKEL AxTA A n n ,
MAxrrAcrrRERs OF
IRON BEDSTEAD
Hat Stands Cribs, Hall and Garden Chairs settees Store
'-'' and piano Stools Umbrella stands ana
Iron Railing,
-, noe p.oo,,. sr psrwERs NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK,
NEW YORK.
E4y- Orders solicited. hOveO-y
T c. KOCH
No. IS BsErxAx STREET, CORNER WILLIAM
NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS OF
stationery. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, MUSIC
PAPER, FoLIOS, BOOKS, SC. noyls-Sm
DIERSON & COLLINS,
SHIP and INSURANCE BROKERS,
No n South street, New York
We effect Insurancos Marine Risks, at inc aoTes
rates Of premium, in hrst-elass Ne" Srk IpSid
and without charge Of commission Allpiem'u"
IN E sssq to Charles T. Workman O. ana seps"6m
Richmond Virginia
DICKEP90N, REED TnS 8 CO., and Dealer. !.
T1T p1.ATR SHEET IRON, COPPER WIRE, ZINC.
And all other articles for Timers use,
~ AND 81 CLIFF STREET. CORNER OF FULroS'
NEW YORK.
sopls-ly
WIN. A. DROWN & CO.,
w UMBRELLA MANUFACTURERS,
2I6 MARKET STREET, ..............' PHILADELPHIA
900 Rvo4nH.v .......... NEW YORK.
" wT n PEARSON resident partner in New York.
Inov+--Sml "
GRIFFING & CO.,
~ ave. NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINES
Dealers in
SEEDS and FERTILIZERS.
RI Trade supplied. Send for Circular. novlS-2m
HILTON s CO.,
IL NEW YORK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOKS, sTATloNE-
RY ALBUMS BLANK BOOKS, Se., &c
The most liberal terms to the trade. sehu LOT our
INV '-'' HILTON CO.,
Publishers and Stationers
octo1sm lbs Nassau street, N. Y.
DROWN'S STANDARD SCALES,
Used by thu
United STATES and FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
for more than Thirty Years.
Adapted to any branch Of Business for Foreign OF
Home Markets.
Warranted accurate and durable.
Sales Rooms No 8 Barclay street, near broAdway,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
NORTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
VNHE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRIN GER

This wRINGER has taken the FIRST PREMIUM in the
Great Fair Of the American nstitute-also at the State
Fairs Of New York. Vermont, Pennsylvania, Michigan,
Indiana Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
vaney Fair, Champlan Valley Fair, and at most OF
the County and Institute Fairs throughout the country
Over 200 900 have been sold and in use in the
United States and never heard OF one being thrown
aside because it not liked.
The UNIVERSAL is superior all other wrngers, In
having larger rolls solid India Rubber so protected
by strong cog wheels that they cannot slip or break
loose from the shan Its strong wood frame cannot be
broken, and does soil tho clothes. Every
Universal wrngor is warranted.
We select a few testimonials from persons widely
known to the public, who speak from actual expe-
rence, and are above suspicion OF misstatemeni:
my family would soon give up tho cooking
stove rs this Clothes wrnger. It cannot be too high
ly recommended "-SoLoS ROBINSON.
This is the first wringer have found that would
stand the service required OF III. p. HuGGIW
LovEJor's HOTEL.
1--WE think the Machine much more than pays 10
itself every year in tho saving OF garments. We
think 1t important the wrinser should be- fitted with
cogs."-ORASGE JuDD, EDITOR OF AMERICAN AaRIcUL-
TURALIsr.
al heartily commend It to economists OF timo money
and contentment."-REv. DR.. BaLLows."
at labor. expedites ork makes tho laundress
good natured, does buttons, and /. indis
pensable in well regulated family"-R. y. SroRRs,
JR, d. d.
Every week has given it stronger hold upon the
affections Of the inmates Of the laundry. Every MEM
Der Of the household is in admiration Of it."-Akw
YORK OBSERVER.
A good eanvasser make money rapidly selling
them in every town. Exclusive sale guaranteed and
ply. Dealers who will purchase a few and put them
out on TRIAL, can make large sales Send for de-
scriptlve circular and terms.
r. C. BROWNING, General Agent,
octls...eod6m s47 Broadway, New York.
FURNITURE
l.. At L T 5 T Y l. E S,
Manufactured by
FR KRUT TIN A.
Nos 90 AND 9s BAsr HorsrOs srREEr
NEW YORK,
PARLoR, BEDROOM LIBRARY and DINING ROOM
SUITES.
In Rosewood, Walnut Maple &c,
AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
na- ALL GOODS WARRANTED dec2-eo3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
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IN CASE
The object % this suit 90 recover three hundred do
lar alleged o. due by the defendant to- the plaintu
A.. aft... h,yir.g bg.u made and hlcd that the de
an- y Green above uamrl, Is NO, resident OF TINS
S,t he sid defendant is required 10 appear within
.n month after due publication hereof and do W nat Is
.,css..rv Co protect hts interest la this suit.
,o,..1,vr4yv BENZ POLLARD, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
Nj MACEUTIsT
COMPOUND IODINIZED
ron LIVER OIL

COD LIVER OIL
not only all the FISHING properties OF pure
Cod liver oil but also the tonic stlmuant and atera-
tiy. powors Of Iodine, Bromine and Phosphorus
which are added in such proportions As TO render It
FIVE TIMES STRONG En- than any other eonseq uenty
very much smaller dose may be gvenS and all danger
Of nausea avoided.
Pouyera's DRAGEES and SYRUP Of Pyrophosphats
NJ Iron havo received tho appreciation Of the French
Academy of Medicine and many eminent physicians.
The elegant style Of these preparations gives them
many advantages over the other salts OF iron and rem
- hem acceptable to the most delicate stomAchs.
Fougers's DRAGEEs or sANToNLNE the most ef-
and acceptable vermfuge known for children or
yongera's PATE PBcroRALs, or "leeand Moss Paste"
tho most delightful OF Al the remedies or oIenges now
u,ed for coughs hoarsonoss, &C. &c.
mo aboy. and many other valuable and prepa-
rations for sale by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmsceutsts,
Corner Ninth aud Franklin streets,
dee5t Richmond, Virginia.