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APRIL,
MAY
AND
JUNE.

PURIFY. THE BLOOD IN THESE MONTHS.
HELMBoLD:s
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
Cures all eruptions OF the Skin.
HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPRILLA
Cures the worst form Of Blood Diseases.
HELMBOLDs
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Enters heavily into the Circulation OF the Blood
HELNBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA
Beauties the Complexion.
Ali Powders and outward applications destroy
the skin, rendering 1t harsh and coarse. Look at
the skin OF old maids, and those who have used
such any length Of time. My advice Is 10 dlscon.
tinle them and use
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.
One bottle is equal in strength to one gallon
o; the syrups or decoctions as.usually made; and
wine. glass added to pint OF water equals the
celebrated LISBON DIET DRINK. Try it this way.
delightful beverage.
HELMBoLD's CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
HELMBoLD's CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
pleasant, safe and agreeable oarthartic.
HELMBOLD's CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
Used in ell affections where purgative medi.
cine is needed
HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA. GRAPE PILLS
Harmless to child and taken by children.
HELMBoLD's CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
supersede Magpesia, Salts and every other
Purgative.
HELMBoLDS CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
Certain in eject and pleasant in operation.
HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE PILL
Is not a Patented Pill.
HEI.MBoLD's CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
are composed Of
CATAwBA GRAPE JUICE. AND FLUID EX
TRACT OF KHUBARB.
HOW TO PROCEED
IETHE
SPRING AND SUMNER MONTHS
TO INSURE
NEW LIFE NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR.
Purchase two bottles Of HELMBOLD's' sARsA
PARILLA and one box Of PILLS-WORTH THEIF
WEIGHT IN GOLD.
| No better Investment can be made for so small
| a sum.
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HELMBOLD's

CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cAFAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
GATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
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HELMBoLD's
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-03
HELblB0ED'S

HELMBoLD's
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-03

HELMBoLD'S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-03

HELMBOLD'S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-03

CATAWBA GRAPE PILL,
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TIE CATHOLIC ANNUAL" 1oR ls2a- .-.
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essi:: Y I.s and chu,.A Day.
Eoiipsss for shs Year isn
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E;:s sass:.sisa q 4 Ei:e.rse rsssss.pA.
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THE MOST DELICIOUS HEALTH,GrvINo TONIC
AND APP4TIsER IN THE WORLD!
Spirit pnrs French Brandy. The medical iBsredi-
different from and superior 70 al sshsrs. has the
rare fortune-A tribute .ts merits-of being HN-
DoRsED AND RECOMMENDED BIZ TIRE MIDI
CAL FACULTY OF MoBILB AND SOUTHERN
ALABAMA.
The people young aud old enthusiastically respo.d-
it, popularity hiss made the housohoid word,
and NO family respectable saloon CONSENT 10 b
without It, TryM DR. TUCKER NsAiis.
CATaoMIc FRAALK OafHAN AsYLuN. I
Mobile, ScptenbSr 9Th, lafl.
Dear sar-You should have received ore this our
thanks for the grstuitous suppiy Of your
LIFE BITTKKs, but the Delay has oaly given more
sslvss and S.r opsSss charge Indeed. vs can il all
truth cay. sfses years. sxPertenoe. that the AKA
CENIA BIT TIERS are everything you rsptssent:
Praying. dcsr cir. nat ysI may long oSnSnoS yGor
you the prespsrity you de:srye.
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
MR. CHAS FoSDK. Superintendent Of the Royal
! Street Railway. Gays;
r. shave resolved more real benefit from the SARA.
CKNIA. In sour stomach and indiseation than from
| any other medicine"
COL. T. .. sTALLwORTH says,
"Sixhty affected with paesly.is and tbs fnnctiens
| system dsranssd. freely tsst!ty that the SARA
| recommend its use = All aimilarly affected.
For salo by FP. DucoNGE.
FREDERICTON & HARTE,
ocss If And all Druggists and Grocers.
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VoUNa LADIES ACADEMY.
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINEe,
TIVE Miles below New Orissna

Thi. 1n:.us. .h,oh The ,n.sS,s:.s: q nan.
70 30 in.rsdsssa public aetIcs
& Ts
BY sss
F. and 70
q r
are s5Ssvsi mol PPs ., AZ used
ne q rsoa but for the saas Of s
n sSsi Il
PAye hs.sh q The PoRi: e pa. an
.I 70 their food whSS !: sys
- a:s:S Is
Sn.s Wien ss
ssst 900;
.y.tsn fin.sracsiO1 s@ossess the ss.:
p.sn and ass
st S:s 3, ii @
;.a 81 Ts:s
Ueede Woes etc. Psrsicaar attention. paid to Music
TERMS.
m.nsss Or the IL q November and end. about the
S BeaTs and Feisss per session, sa1s payable in
Hnts esno for tho Boardsrs @
Entranee for Tire Day Scholars. :-..--..;;. "
No deduction is made for those who withdrawn DO
| EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Globes per , ~
u,, term nsr month Ia o
For tSs pf T.e Of Musical per
Drawing including Paper and Pencils per month " "
Ar.Iseiai NowsIs per term s. q
E1psnses for the Bathing season g
Books necessary the different classes may be fur
nished BY the parents themssixes Or procured At 10
Dress and Furniture particular dress s require.
except Sundays and Thursdays on which day "
dress and cape. blue belt and ribbon.
ehssso. q sfna linen twelve pocket
pairs Of stockngs eight towels. eight tsb.papkin.,,,
ssssn . :aa sss.
Inch wide The ospes also The rufiies worn with tn
. sdopsed by the Eatsblishmens. All the above mon
toned articles marked with tndelible ink. silve
ssa
ster. blankets PILLOW two feet long aIa one ios
Wide s e. salss VIII.
and key. little chair and email wofk'ao1' @se WA
20 O6serraticns. Visits arc limited to SUNDAYS ~
BY their fathers anardans brothers sister,
sWoSs an tsc
which commences about the middle OF September a
n not to proions that time in order that the yonI
ladies may resume thotr studies ON the ssme day
sSiss Wishine to make their rst
" | the Establishment must enter In Novsmber.
oc29 II tjea3 u
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z.==....=.e.
JUST RECEIVED. tea - T {
DRY sooDs' DRY GooDsl
0NEILL q GLEASON,
205. Canal Street .............206
Between burgundy ana Rampant Streets
xxw ORLEANS
Having just received our arst shipment Of NEW
Fall and Winter Stock Of Dry Goods,
We are oRsrng the following goods st prices that win
suit every purchaser:
soo, 900 yards Of Brochs ALPAcAs,
Stzipsd ALPAcAS
Colored REPS,
DELAINES. etc.. ct SO yard.
Frsnch NKRINOEs.
SATIN CLOTHS aad
PLAIN DELAINES. in an colors.
oht A w -!
An sxtsnsivs assortment. comprislps all the newest
styles:
| SARATOGA.
| WATERLOO.
cAsTILIAN,
BENGAL STRIPE.
| Wool Plaid Square and Long Shawls
French Broche Square and Long Shawts
500 pairs OF White and Gray BLANKETS, 1t worry
| low prices.
$50 pieces Of White Scarlet Blue. Gray and colorsd
| FLANNELS..
SILK SACQUEs. in all the now shapes.
A full limo Of Black SILKS. all widths and qualities.
Japsnese SILKS, in Plaids, Stripes and Figures.
BLACK CLOTHS sAcKMGs AND CAss1MEREs.
The new Pow.wow Soaking for LAdies ciosks
Z" Bslgravis
| q
Adriatie Black and Fancy CASHMERE for Gentle
mems wear.
CRAWFORD REYNOLDS 4 cos
Tioe Rook Bell Rock. laurel River and Alpine JEANS
for boyss wear.
LINEN sHEErINGs and sHIRTINGs,
| PILLOW CASE LINENS.
| DAkASK CLOTHS,
NAPKINS and TOWELS
Lsdiss', Gsntlemens, and Childrens HOSE Of over,
= description.
| Dsusak. Cloth and Felt Piano and Tsble COVERS.
A full line Of Ladies' and 0entlemen's Linen Cambri
and Hsmstitched HANDKERcHIEFS.
1000 pieces Of Dark CALIcOEs At and 1910 yard
Warranted Fast colors
Alexander KID GLOVES genuine. At u pair.
Buck and Doeskin GAUNTLETS.
Our Domestic Department 10 replote with every d
scrption Goods bought for cash At the swes
10 msnufacturers' prices thus enabpg sell at Me-
- York Prtces.
10 An inspection Of our NEW STOCK Is respectful
solicited.
ONEILL e. GLEASON,
9os Canal street,
ocasIs between Burgundy and Rampant streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIBERNLAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATION-Branch No. Anew Orleans Oct %,
1sz1.-A monthly meeting Of this Branch win be held
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 1, 1871, at
O'Clock In the Schoolhouse Of St. john Dryades streets
Every member is requested to attend.
By order: NJ wHEELAHAN, President.
JOHN G. MURRAY, Secretary. oc2o It
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.-Tbs
Committee OF Arrangements for the Ladies' Fair to be
held ct ODD Fellows Hall, commencing Thursday, 23d
Of November, 1871, for the benefit Of SC. Vincents
Home for Destitute Boys, viii meet THIS (Sundsy)
EVENING, October %, at st. vincents Home, at s
o'clock.
Presidents Of Conferences respectfully invited to
attend. By order Of the Committee:
D. p. SEAMAN, Chairman.
] ". n. BYRNEs Secretary. OcaeH
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MARlyED:

wARK-MALoNE.--Ats St. Thsresas Church. ON
Tuesday, October -. 1871 by the Rev Father Kenny
Alexander T. wark and Margaret T. Malone. both Of
this city.
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AND WILL BE SOLD

AND WILL BE SOLD
CHEAP
GRos GRAIN and GLACE suKe.
JAPANESE SILKS,
IRISH P0PLINs.
50 POPLINETTES.
. SATIN DE CHINE,
NERINOS,
DRLAINES
ALPACAs.
PLAIDS.
BOMBAZINES. Etc.
SUITS, IN VARIOUS FABRICS.
uNDEIGARNENTs
HALMORALS.
DRESS SHIRTS
UNDER SHIRTS.
LINEN COLLARS and SETS.
CREPE COLLARS and SETS,
Blankets Flannels shAwls Hoops Hosisry. Lace Cur
tains Handkerchief, ETC..
III. L. BYRNE g. CO.'S,
Corner Of Magazine and Jackson Streets.
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JOHN g. RYAN
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
AND RECTIFIER OF SPIRITS.
Sole Agent for and keeps constanty hand the Cele
brAted xxx and xxx RYE WHISKY, from the
wenknoyn Bonded Warehouse ofDAvrD GIL.
TINAN, corner Of Front and Dock streets,
Philadelphia, which viii sell ct the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me, hope for continuance Of the aau1o, at my
old stand, No. W TCHOUPITOULAS eTRBET, WHARF
viii do nay give general satisfaction to those
who may favor me with their orders
Please call and examine for yourselves. oc2o en-
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JACOB OFT,

- BULL DER,
154 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.
Jobbdns done with dispatch. Prompt aud personal
attention given to general repafre OF stores and dwell
in4s. Cisteens made and repaired.
Orders LETT 1t shop, Boz 223 NechAnics Exchange
10 Union ss. promptly attended TO. mhl9 ~ ly5p
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SA0kSVA |
PED FURNISHINGS.
BLANKETS CalAbrnia and other makes.
COMFORTS-Homemade.
CovERLIDS-Mads by Shakers.
QUILTS-French and EnIlish.
SPREADS-Dimfty, Honeycomt, Lancaster. Al
hambrs and Snltana.
SHEETINGS-Lnen and Cotton, TWilled and Plain.
PILLOW CASINGS-Linen and Cotton.
MOSQUITO BARs-Au sorts.
PILLOW TIDES. TICKINGs.
PLAIDS-Chintzes Turkey Reda
CORDS and TASSELS, GINPS, etc., oto.
FoR oRiBs:
BLANKETS, QUILTS CovERLIDs. o1L-cLoTHs
and GUM CLOTH.
BRASELMAN g. ADAMS, |
Dash DEALERS.
sss and SCI. MAGAZINE STREET. .sss and see
ocael Corner St. Andrew street:
AT THE NEW ORLEANS
MANDATORY OF LADIES' SUITS,
1O3 Canal Street. 10S
| (Sear Royal street.l
WILL. BR FousDA
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
| LADIES READY-MADE SUITS,
BLACK and coIoERD ALPACA NAPoL1oNETs.
B1sMARcKs, AUGUsTTNETs, FLOWER OF
THE RHINE, EUGENETS and PRUs
| SIANETS. as well as all other new Pro-
auctions of the European Markets.
| All OF which arc e1quisitey made.
PRICES INDUSTRIOUS AND ASTON1sHIEG.
Wrappers, Gabrels, Lawns, Swiss,
| in the very latest styles.
| LEWIS g. HEDRICK,
oc29 1t f03 Canal street. near Royal.
NEW WINTER CLOTHING.
, We ask attention to complere stock Of
Winter Scotch and Fancy Case BUSINESS SUITS
Fine Dress CLOTH SUITS,
{ Elegant FURNISHING GOODS.
/, | Also. Boys and Youths SCHOOL and DRESS SUITS
Prices Moderate. Call at
> PIERsoS MEws
- oc29 1t - and Is Camp street.
o DRY GOODS. ....--.--.----..DRY GOOD
o Having added extensively to our stock of DIR!
Of varied and complete assortments in' th
v city, VIE:
DELAINEs, BLANKETS
POPLINS, FLANNELS
TURcos LUsTREs. TOWELS.
CHALLIES HANDKERCHIEFs,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS. HOSIERY.
We would cali special attention to stock of BLAC
ALPACAS and Atwood BLACK DELAINEs. Beiu
Of the most celebrated brands they cannot fail to II,
satisfaction.
CAYLAT s. FLYNN,
Magazine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ocqo 1t Near st. Andrew street,
es TOM RICE
D. RETAIL FAMILY GROCER,
be Corner Of Constance and Erato atreets,
sc Choice Wines Liquors. Teas. and fine Goshen Bntt
81 constantly on haAd oc2S IL ~
ly NEEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR MEL
OF very complete stock and moderate prices, at
IL B. T. WASHES,
MS ocao 1t no Canal street
nd ----=====
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-. HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL A
y" ASSOCIATI0N-Braneh No. Anew Orleans. Oct
Isz.-A monthly meeting Of this Branch win DO b.
'p. ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 1, 1871, a
We o'clock In the Schoolhouse of st. john Dryades sire
oI- Every member is requested to attend.
- BY order: NJ. wHEELAHAN President
JOHN G. MURRAY, Secretary. oc29
(o~ ecCrrrxy ON n
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Exhibitors invited fr0sa every section Of America
Railroads. steaahipa and other transportation nss. al
named in tho Premium Catalogues tpagss 10 and lD.
will carry Exhibitors and from the Fair at oneha1
the usual rates.
Tho Books are open for The entry Of Machinery.
Wares, Merchandise, Stock, Agricultural Products,
Fruits Vegetables etc al Office of tbs Association,
In Mechanics Institute.
For further information Premium Catalogue
which viii, DO sent to any address fres Of charge.
LUTHER HOMES,
Secretary and Treasurer,
ocis 1msn New Orleans
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THE INDIAN DOCTOR

THE INDIAN DOCTOR
CURES CANCERS without " the Of the knife"
All kinds Of Ulcers Eelons Catarrhs Carbuacles
White swelings Scsd Head Dropsy Venerial Diseases
Women and Children, and CURE GUARANTEED
IN EVERY CASE, the directions being followed
OFFICE, NO. ITO FRENCHMAN STREET,
Between Love and Craps, Third DistEict,
oc29I New Orleans, La
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$4,000 IN PREMruMs.

$4,000 IN PREMIUMS.
FIFTH GRAND Stair 1An
or TIE .,a--
sis3
Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso--.
citation of Louisiaaa,
ONT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
IN THE CITY OF ssxw ORLEANS.
faTt.
November ls, 10, 20. n. eA. - -, IS and 90.
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NEW KID GLOVES AND FANCY GOODS
IN just Received az
GuEBLE T. NIPPERry.
1877 Canal street. 80. ...- 1877
By steamer Alice and Kohn;
Laro assortment Of KID GLOVES,
Silk and Velvet RIBBONS,
GUILPs. ERINGEs GgLPURE LACEs.
sssh RtBBoNS BUTTONS, etc.
100 dozen FRENcH SHIRTS, Linen Fronts q SO.
1TgSSpEasH1ars DRAWERS. r sTsfs e
LINEN COLLARS, CRAYATs. etc.
oc2a imsp GUEBLE NIPPERT.
NEW CAMP STREET BOOKSTORE.
a fresh supply of those exquisite
BERLIN OHROMoS,
dealers at VERY LOW PRICES. Theso Pictures are
tho most beautiful and popular articles for Presents
and Mementoes that hsve appeared this season.
Call early and secure good selection.
CHAS. d. ELDER,
Catholic Bookseller and Catholic Institutions
je43ptf l24 Camp street New Orleans.
DRoF. A. vULLIET THE FAvoLITE TENOR
SINGER Of st. Alpbonsus' Church, takes pleasure
In informing his many friends of tho Fourth District
that he IL ready devote again all his time in teaching
music Those deairous of obtain ing thorough usca
education on terns to suit hard times win be glad to
call upon this weh-known Piano and Singing Teacher
Mr.. A. Vulliet will also attend with tho same care 90
| st. Andrew street, betweet Constance and LAUREL
| lm5pA
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ton is now under tho direction of tho Sisters
of Mercy. To Father Allen, though he may
shrink from publicity and strive in his hu-
mility to hide himself from notoriety, all praise
must be given for the success of these educa-
tiona1 institutions. With an energy peculiar
to himself with foresight worthy of the
hereafter, and with an indomitable will worthy
of the present, he has offered q means of in
struction to Catholic children surpassed no
where in this city. The school is situated on
MAGAZINE street, near the corner of Girod-
Sister Mary Catharine lie the Superioress, and
she is ably assisted by Sisters Mary Camelia,
Mary de Pazzi, Mary Vincent, Mary Francis,
Mary Gertrude, and postulant, Sister Emma
The Sisters have but lately taken charge,
Mother Mary Catharine, it will be remember
ed, was formerly the Superioress of the House
on st. Andrew street. She removed to her
nreaeut field Of usefulness on the 18th Of this
month, leaving behind her one professed SIS
ter. Mother Austin, in charge of the st. An
drew street convent and nine novices. En-
passaat, last week, our reporter erroneously
stated that fifteen Sisters were domiciied at
the st. Andrew street convent. This is too
good to be true. We make this correction be-
cause we like to be right always, even in the
ninutest details. But to resume our account
of st. Patrick's school. At present there art
one hundred and fifteen pupils attending thii
school. But as the school was opened abou
the middle of the month, at time when en-
gagements had been made with other school
by many parishioners, much allowance mus
be made for an increased attendance after tn
first of next month. True Catholics must tax
heed hereof and remember the words OF on
Divine Lord, "suffer little children to com
unto me, for of such IN the Kingdom {
Heaven" How better can they build up tn
faith, than by propagating the Catholic r
1igion7 And how better can the Catholic I
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sary arrangements are to be made.
Messrs Nalle g. Cammack have not yet re-
covered their State warrants.
| Burglaries are now nightly occurrences.
| Through the efforts of Mr.. Jacob Gray, q
| private citizen, one burglar was arrested on
| Thursday last.
| d. F. Leshinsky, the policeman who dubbed
prisoner to death some time ago, now comes
out in confession, the purport of which ap-
pears to be that he didn't kill the man, he
simply dubbed him and the man died almost
| immediately, This is something like the fell
| low who didn't shoot his enemy but merely
pointed the gun at him and pulled trigger.
AS yet NO official return has been made Of
the amounts collected for the relief Of the Chi
eseo sufferers. Il is believed that the citizens
have subscribed about thirty-fve thousand
dollars.
It will be remembered that our Catholic
clergy have announced themselves as ready to
receive money for the unfortunate Chicagoans
, under authority of the Most Rev. Archbishop
Some evil disposed persons think, and have
not hesitated to assert that these Catholic col
lections are for the relief only of Catholics
3 An absurdity. For, we say it with pride, Ca
[ tholic charity is true charity; as its name de
notes, it is universal. Besides, the very sau,'
a men, who drop their contributions in the boz
T at the Church, are those whose names fgar
Q largely on the Mayors books.
f All "Union Torpedoes" found in the cit.
is have been destroyed by order Of the Mayor
D His Honor rightly judged them too dangerou
E. o commodity to be kept in our midst.
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Hugh MeCloskey,
Patrick Irwin,
Robert Carey,
Edw. Conery,
Jno- Z. Gibbons,
VIM. Conway,
Thoo. Narkey,
Thos. King,
X. n. O'Brien.
Michael MeQuade.
David jackson,
Thoe. Dunno,
Edw Sweeney.
- william Hart,
Jno. w. Lockhart,
Michael Duffy,
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WANTs-FoR RENTS-ETc.

NFEErIsG ROOM FOR RENT-THE SPACIOUS
Nl and weil-farnishsd Meeting Room No. i2t Caron-
deet street. will DO rented to Societies. Clubs by
the evening month on reasonable terms. Apply &C
the Office Of the MoRNTNo STAR cell IT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-07

WE have to apologize for two errors &C.
curing in the letter of our Raleigh Cor
respondent in regard to members OF the
Executive Committee for the Third Con-
gressional District. The name of Col. A.
A. McKoy was omitted, and that of MIR.
E. @. Wall misprinted. The names OF
the entire Committee as given by our Cor
respondent are, Maj. j. A. Engelhard, OF
New Hanover, Hon. T. G. Fuller, of Cum
berland, Col. A. A. McKoy, of Sampson,
Capt. Fl. c. Wall, of Richmond, Capt w.
8. Norment, of Robson, J. G. McIVer, OF
Moore, and Capt. 7. W. Ellis. of Colnm-
bus.
We suppose in short time the Conser-
vative Executive Committee for the entire
State will be announced, and preparations
will at once be begun for thorough can
yass for Convention. 1t is well that our
friends in the various counties should avail
themselves of the Spring Courts to hold
county meetings for organization at least.
The best and strongest men should be
nominated, as great interests will come
before the Convention should the people
decide to call one.
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Taxes,

Through the kindness of Captain s. a.
AsHE, bv whom the bill was introduced,
we are able to lay before our readers, this
morning, the full text of the Revenue Act,
We will not call special attention to lti
features, for every man has direct inter
est therein, and each will advise himself
of its provisions.
The poll tax is decreased from 81 10 to 80
OTIS. The tax on r3aI and personal property
for all purposes is ~ 10 cents on every one
hundred dollars worth. A portion of this
is to provide for an existing deficiency.
An Important change is that no county
is permitted to levy any greater tax than
is levied by the State, upon the privileges
for carrying Oh business. In many of the
counties it has boon double.
Another change. which We think Is
founded in justice, is that 10 retail mer-
chant is required to pay tax OIL purcba-
ses made from any wholesale merchant re-
siding in the State. Our revenue laws
have always been very illiberal to our n,er-
camille interests, and we hail with pleasure
a change which We must think will be at
tended with great benefit. 1t will be seen
that liquors purchased out Of the State
are taxed 25 cents per gallon more than
those made in the State
There are other changes Ill this act to
which we cannot now refer. They are all.
we think, characterized by spirit of JUS
tice and iberality, so far as the pressing
necessities of the State permit