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w FRESH CoD-UIvER OIL.
NEW CROP.

MEADE g. BAKERS importation Of mediet-
1ally puro coD-LIyER OIL. A full supply Just In
store Guaranteed pure, and made from healthy
Iiyers since the 1st Of September. j :- -
.5' ~ MEADE & BAKER, 80,
"!e' 7it'' Importing Pharmacists, :,
20 "a 80 .'t''!-<,' ~ 919 Main street.
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-L0AN OFFICES.

3 Al RRAfdAM. RRIs, SUCCESSOR TO
g rs 3 q {, sso az
Xs between .F1neetsfh sknd SeyenteActA istIcAsa
|as aHoaa 40 IN RSs ON .f;sf
sfs nm I'D q asis III
I - GUNS and PISTOLS, sRsgEf3 Sf
and all other personal property.
Az transactions Kept strietiy eenadeasah .
: e IS tss sa-Sml is..: 9. Il
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Psst yioi,n thai the Tor. Of GO James
River md Eanass hut he tslads awful
fence ffusn ID point opposite tbs iocks sof
sJohnscn creek. 3,
b. Me- BoaIA SD: Bill to repsd an act
passed. May 10. 1852, to provide for the elee.
ton of certain officers Of Norfolk city. $50.
By, Mr.. GRAHAM; Resolution OF inquiry as
to fliesexpedisncYp Of fepnrting ia I'LL re-
funding 70 the Union Lead Mine Company
tho faxes cfroncoiisIy assessed on 2l5 acres
of land from 1859 TO 1872. a' t.'z f','
ssf>tH 81 UsURY AMENDMENT.
The SPEAKER laid before the House COM
mupicat:on from the Secretary of State IN
regard to the vote on the usury clause In
May last which, on motion OF Mr. CRFTz,
was laid on the table and ordered to be
printed. - s1t.; II 80 -, u,, ,,,
On motion Of Mr. LovENsrEIN the House
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a~ LACE-EDGE LINEN COLLARS AT
q, loc. worth 2sc.; ~ / en-
LINEN COLLARS at Soc. per dozen worth sei
LINEN COLLARS at 81 Per dozen worth 2oc:
apiece: - -.------.. $1,000
LINEN CUFFS at %, 80. IS, 10, and soc pair; =
HALF-INCH COVENTRY RUFFLE at CSC. worth
soc. q piece; . .-..l-E H..
Genuine THREAD BoBBIN-EDGE, Is yards for
Soc, worth So. Il yard; q
CROCHET EDGE, piece Of u yards for 2Sc
worth SC. n yard; s...es .-..s. ....ss #.s .
LEATHER BELTS Of the latest styles u. reduced
prices; ,- .." 1
sHETLA AND WOOL Wells at 1oc. worth 2ae.;
LACE Wells ut sc. worth Soc; s.. .....r.stl ID
CEEMIsETTS 1t 25c. worth Soc; ..-...rr.. .s.
All kinds Of RUFFLES atIow prices ...., f..
HEMSTlTCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at - per
dozen worth So; -.agt g.
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERcHIEFs at IS per
dozen worth 81; ..r"@ $685.. 80. -
Great bargains In TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS,
DOYLIES, and TOWELS at ag@.
........1 -.-. 40 LEVY BROTHERS.,
....s, .. = Fl isl 4 1017 and 1919 Main street
IJNBL CACHED KNITTING COTTON at SOC a
pound. ,.st.s' Il u. 'ae r..
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MI ~ GOons FOR CHRISTMAS.

=! ME- GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS. -
ELEGANT INITIAL HANDKERcHlEFs for
ladies and gentlemen, worked In the convent OF
i Parts, only 81 apiece, worth $3.50; 4s ..
Handsome. COLLARS,
Elegant LINEN SETS OF COLLARS and CUFFS;
RToCHE. sRAwLS, handsome and cheap =
=. ~ SILK POPLINS' .s' 90 y" -. as
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, s@
~-.s sCARFs, SASHES, .' rslss p.
.... 80. NECK-RIBBONS, @&f. .#"f s.5
... WORCESTERSHIRE % 80 81
POCKET-BOOKS, ff's.,i.a.. .H..
... CIGAR-CASES, sa- ..., y -.sH, r.
.- TIDES, ,.r.-. .,.Ts.-ai -'tr43i t.f. 4a
TABLE-CLoTHS, s.a3 al 49,.
NAPKINS, DOYLIES., TOWELS
MARSElLLES QUILTS, - /. 49,! wv.
~ JEWELRY 10 great variety,
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS, =.
q FANCY SOAPS,
Handsome HlIR-BRUBHES. -
Elegant FANS, SATCHELS, " ( -
and hundreds Of other articles. e.
CLARK.s and coATs's SPOOL COTTON, zoe.
Per dozen. "o
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me- CHRIsTMAsgiAND NEW YEAR
PRESENTS. n

T. r. PRICE Sc co. are now opening of last I'M
portat.orlsI many beautiful articles for holiday
- Embroidered BANDKERCHIEFS,i In fancy
boxes: !HEAfSTTTCEED HANDKERCHIEFs,i In
lovely boxes; gentlemen's and ladies' HSMMEp
II a.aSDKERCHiEFS SILK SCARFS and NECK
n -. LOVELY SILK aud LACE BOWS, entirely
new: ROMAN SCARFS aud sHAWLSif LACE
COLL ARE and SLEEVEs; LINEN s E5T l,s; BE
ladies' and gentleinen's KID tGLOYES-bes !;
SHAWLA. CL OAKS, WRAPPINGS,& &c t}2 DEE 8
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w WOOL BED-spREADS at So worth
81; CALICO C0AIFORTABLEsa at 81, s2.2s, ss.so,
and ss-not the price of the calico and btpg large
size HoNEY-cUMB QUILTS at Sl.l5 worth g.;
FLANNELs at oil prices, Though there has oeen
an advance Of IL per cent since the Boston fire. =
dea .uzt #sei t. levy BROTHERS. !
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g FURS. FURs! FURS!-A large
stock of FURS for sale cheap; also, FUR TRIM
MINGS, ct .~:, -. LEVY BROTHERS.
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. CHARLEs ". ELIoT, Presiden
MARRIAGES.

Married, at the residence of Mrs. L. g. Allan, De-
ccmber S, by the Rev. Charles MInnfserode, Mr. RO-
BtRTsC. HARRISON, of New Jersey, formerly
of Charles City county, to Miss ANE u. n. Ran
D0LPH, da lighter of.the late Thomas Mann Ram
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PRESIDENT GRANT Az A DooToR OF Laws
HIS ACCEPTANCE OF THE HoNoR.--Hdrudrd
UniUersity Cambridge, Mass, November rs,
1S72.--Ulysses S. Grant, President OF the
United States: Sir,-I have the honor to
transmit herewith the diploma of the degree
of Doctor OF Laws, which was conferred
upon you by this university at the COM
mencement in June last, In recognition OF
your distinguished public services bothgin
war and peace. In war, III preserving the
integrity of the national territory and the
national institutions; in peace, In strength
ening the natiousl credit, tightening the
public burdens, reforming the civil service
and settling by arbitration grave disputes Of
long standing between this country; and
Great Britain. l am, sir, with profound re-
spect, your obedient servant, go.
' q, CHARLES W. ELIOT, President,
Erec1tice Mansion, Washington, u. IT,,
November 80, 1S72.-Charles w. Eliot, Esq,
president Harvard University: Dear Sir:
Your very Kind and complimentary lettersof
the 10Th instant, with the diploma comforting
on me the degree OF Doctor Of Laws Of Har.
yard University, is Just received. Permit
me to thank the Faculty Of Harvard, through
you, for this mark Of their approval of my
efforts to serve our beloved country both in
time of war and In time Of peace. It will
be my effort to continue to deserve that con-
fdence. -.}"s'!Z 40 Eh-A
Be assured, that shall ever hold In high
esteem the parchment and your letter accom-
panying it as marked testimonials Of that
approval. With great respect, your ebedient
servant, .-ll4E TIL u. s. CHANT.
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&,>l : I'D CRY, Aup1Teg,s OsFIcR,S
e1I1 .4t!!ai, - RICAEoSD, December 2, 1879.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS ZOE THE
Ii. EIINDED Dt;bT OF THIS CITY will be closed
on and after the IGi II DAY .oF UECEMBER,l 1877,
and will not be re-opened until JANUARY 1ST,
de 2-lm MA ~ ga sqs.,f Auditor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE. r.-s r.T
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.

31oe MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Q, -
first appearance lu this city Of the gifted and beaua
st ~ - .5--...''. full artistic M, .....
> . @h51 q" MISS ADA GRAY, ...-
who Will appear IN Days great society sensation OF
ARTICLE al. -.ts 80
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nHEAPEST AND BEST line of goods
" for the holidays In the city, delivered free
q 37l'7 . X. G.. MURkISS & CO.,
de e-sfnOu*rF ~tash.ta tsEts y y E"F" .Ht'''
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RyrrRSs FROM COUNTY COURTS.

= = RETURNS FhUD NUIHII VOCHI~'
The president laid before the Senate d
communication from the Clerk Of the House
of Delegates transmitting Il condensed AZ
stract of the returns Of clerks OF courts !;
which, on motion Of Mr.. NowL1S. was laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
SATURDAY, December !, 1872.
SENATE. rs IS

EFgr
SATURDAY, December :, 1872.
SENATE. sE als .'@.s
Lieutenant- Governor MARYg in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. T. G. Dashiell, OF st.
Marks (EpiscopD church. ,s.4.
Bills, RESOLUTIONS, &C, INTRODUCED AND
APPROPRIATELY REFERRED.
By Mr. LAcKLASD: 4 resolution of inquiry
AZ to .Tfie proper construction Of acts in rela-
ton to the sacrifice OF personal property, DC
By Mr., STEVENS: A resolution for the more
speedy return OF election returns.
By Mr.. QuEsESBEBEy: A resolution as 10
granting u certain tract Of land IN Porl
ROYAL. Va, to the Baptist Churc, ny the
Board OF Trustees Of Caroline county. 80
z By the same: A resolution to protect the
citizens OF the Commonwe against the
yendue of fertilizers. -r3.-,,r.s 1l.-.. 80 -,
Bv the same: A resolution iinquiring into
the expedieucy of amending the act APP
proved March u, 1872, so as to dehne ex-
blicitly the time within which county ol1lcefs
NAV qualify. and to yacate the offices II they
fail to qualify within that time. =,
Bv MIR. WARD: "Resolred, That the Board
OF Public Works of Virginia be requested TO
furnish the Senate, as early as practcaDie,
the following information: Whether the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Kali
road Company accepted the provisions OF
the act of the General Assembly dlSposing
Of the States interest in said road, passed
April 18th, 1887, In the time prescribed ny
said act, and whether the said Board has sold
and transferred all the stock held and owned
by the State in said road, rs authorized in nc
cordance with the provisions Of said act, and
If sold, what were the terms of sale, what
price said company paid or is to pay. for said
stock. and whether the said company has
failed to comply in whole or in part with
their contract, as required by the. first and
second sections of said act; and If the said
company has not complied, what steps, if any,
the said Board has taken to compel the SAID
company to do so and further, to give any
other information in connection with the
subject matter which the Board may deem
necessary and proper" Agreed to.
By Mr.. LAKELAND: =" ResolUed, That the
Committee for Courts Of Justice inquire into
the expediency OF so amending the act ap..
proved March 4. 1871, to regulate judicial
sales and to prevent the sacrifice of property,
as to provide in express terms that no sale
made Mt any Offering at ruinous sacrifice
shall be deemed valid" Agreed to. "
By: Mr.. THOMAS: A bill to provide for
redifvision of the county Of Fairfax into
townships. 80.
BY the same: 4 bill to repeal the fence
law in certain townships in Fairfax county.
BY Mr.. WARD: A bill to amend and re-
enact sections 8, q, and 6 of chapter 14l o!
the Code, in reference to the protest OF
notes.
BY Mr.. PENN: 4 bill to secure and pro-
vide for paving the railroad debts of eopn-
ties, townships, cities, and towns III virgil
MIA. r.ss e'#a" s.'tr 's'
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sgILITARy NOTICES.

"A RMORY COMPANY C, FIRST WIRE
IN GINA REGIMENT DECEhBER 7, is1a- n
s1,ecIai order There win be no drill Oh MON-H
bxurRsnv- p = -lr-,:' u. fL.WAR1SG, -
% De o-Its - -. .y.ork Orderly Sergeant
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~ DECEMBER. az:
ELEGaST GIss,AKssSBAR AND DREsS
:. Z "a SE&s IT. r. PRICE 6 COZ
arc receiving By express and steamers fresh. anc
nesntifui goods In every department. !
BLACK CLOTH CLQAKs and sACQUEs' 20.
= sa,t shade and lint Of SATTEENS and CACHE
- MERES, such as sage, olive. brown, navy blue,
maroon, wines purple, &C.; ,co,errs ~.
NoIJRNiNG GOODS Iisrecinlity 20 ttoInans, se-
lours, French Poplins,T apise. Donple-lscea NO
hairs, Alpacas,' Reps, Empress anu Eehrae THa
ri, NKETS. FLANNELS, sHEET1SGS, SO
DIAPERS, DAMASkS, LINENS, 49,, -
4 snnsrb stock of CASSINIERES and CLOTHS for
gentlemen and boys; gen tlcmens, ana chill
rtSirpntgSHIRTS and DRAWERS IN great varl-
ety HOSE and HALF-HQSE; new and lovely
-sPtAIDs for misses; 500 pieces new PRINTS.
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eRS ssfEsTgD FRI rf md FILM CAKES;
MISEE-PIEs, CliRIsIM Mas fD lllsl ?. - =.
The largest display Sard srcateatsaffesy Of FINE
FRENCH and non ESTE CANDIES eysr befors
shown at the store.
ID scCoRNUeoPIAs, FANCY BOXES, j
,.,,eet II 4. i,t,eCANIsK TO Ys,3ss4i 'tf1T4 q
!, 49, ~, F4RE-Wo at reduced prices; ::
FIRE CRACKEEs. extra Geld Chips--maae ex-
~, ~, - gressly for retail purposes 81
r ChLEs sARplSSE4 LCEs,
In TACT, ereryfhi, with. which 70 make '.good
checr during the holid l........sa5 -
EsrSF5 ffpIi35'1 - ANDREW PIzZISI, JR.,
de a.t,,as e. Fs!Fsi h:sSa s07 Broad street
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TXTRA LARGE 3-pound can IONA
- CENTRAL MARKET. -.
e No sstaotlx Il g Third and Main streets.
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/ ITRACTIYE ENTERTAINMENT

ADA GRAYMATINEE SATURDAY AFTER
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NTINCE-NEAT.-Fifty buckets TAY-
EI LOR,S SUPERIOR MINCE-MEAT for sale
to the trade. ..,.-.-. s,,r,<>-r,,, 1,<>, g..
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GROSS. &, BLACKWELL'Li" &C HlO w
Z ] CHOW PiccalillI, Caulllower. mixed Pickles,
Gherkins, aud Onions, doc. CENTRAL MARK
Thirti md Min streets. ''.'%- ' de 6-6tpod"
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

DOEELEsS HAMS.-A few cases TAY-
DLOR'S HOMELESS HAMS-quality warranted,
= DE- o. -. .T.IssI"'- A. Y. STOKES & co.
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by DIR. ,Bt1oKsh 4 Bill,foP the protection, Of
fishin Smiths ifSef I'm Henry eoiihty ~ 8
By DIR, coGEnL: Petition Of Virginia 4.
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lr'TTY 7 Axe $ !:
N az III VI y . = =
CITY CoEsEcIoR'si oEEIsE,}

- t=asf tt'ea7, t5J
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WTINSLOW,S., CO9R n AND, FRESH
Wv PEACHES, 3Oc.: PINEAPPLE, DOC: As
PARAG US, 50c.; WORCESTERSHIRE AGCE,
SOC - : S.tlEs 30 u CENTRAL. MARKET, r
do e-steo1iA..a III. Y ~ Third and Main streets.
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TOYS, TOYS, TOYs.-The finest assort-
L ment Of TOYS IN this city. . .,., ,,,,.,,,
g Also large stock Of VASES, TOILET SETS,
FANCY ARTICLES GAMES, &c.
Prices TO suit the times at the Childrens Carriage
and Toy Store, No. ALP Broad street. -
no 2a-tDec9 ....,. ..-.-y w. Z. SMITH.
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a e aIsT HAS GOODS.

I ! CITEfcN, EAfbISS,s UUKRAFTs, q z
A.,e-sf bvIsE T.EsfGES, ALMONDS. y,
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By Mr.. MUNsEYI: Resolution as to the ex-
pediepcy Of the Committee on Schools and
Colleges so amending the public school law
rs to make the supervisors OF the different
counties levy definite amount of tax for
support Of the said schools. .r i
By Mr.. PoAaUE: Bill to amend section 10
OF chapter 100 ofthe Acts Of 1s7l-'72, in re.
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r DIR. TUFTS ExPEcToRA,NsTr,

&C 20
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1lnr1inetti-RaveI Troupe.

Another large house greeted this troupe
last evening. Their popularity has not died
out in the least but, on the contrary, seems
to revive with increased vi-or.
The opening selection was 'Atmphylion,
or the Leap for Life Paul performing the
hazardous feat of leaping from the dress
circle to the rear of the stage. This peIilous
attempt was received with rapturous ap-
plause by the delighted audience.
Master Ignacio sang Love among the
Roses in his usual exquisite style, ellcltlng
much applause.
MIR. HuntIey played and sang better than
ever. and as a natural consequence brought
down the house at every stanza.
The performance closed with new pan
tomime, entitled " The S5ar Of the Rhine, "
which is, by far; tue most amusing one that
has yet been produced, a Highland fling by
Little Adela and the ever-popular " Pat-a-
Cake
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AppOrtiOnment of Delegates.

By authority vested in me, and in pursuance to
the following resolution unanimously adopted at
a meeting of the State Central Committee of the
Republican party held March 10, 1872, at the
committee rooms, to wit
Resolved, That the president of this committee
be and is hereby authorized to call State Con-
ventiOn of the Republican party of Louisiana to
meet at the Mechanics Institute in the city of
New Orleans, at twelve O'clock NJ on Thursday,
MAJ ? 1872, for the purpose of electing delegates
to attend the National Republican Convention
called by the National Republican Executive Com
mittee to be held at Philadelphia, June 5, 1872.
Also, to ominate Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Secretary of State, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts. Superintendent of Public Education, At
tOrney General and Representatives in Congress-
and to transact such other business as may come
before It.
I d. hereby call convention of the Republican
party of Louisiana, to be held at Mechanics Iust
tute in New Orleans at twelve o'clock NJ. on
TUESDAY, May %, 1872, to ect delegates to the
National Republican Convention to be held at Phil
adelphia June 5, 1872, and also to nominate a Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State
Auditor ct Public Accounts. Attorney General and
Representatives in Congress and TO transact such
other business as may come before it.
The basis of representation to said convention
shall be as follows, viz:
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Parish Execntfye Committee of the Re-

Parish Executive Committee of the Re-
publican party OF the parish of Orleaus-Meetiun
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, at seven o'clock in
the Senate Chamber.
First Ward-Thomas Isabelle Joseph P Murphy,
Arthur Fre!Ot.
Second ward-H. c: Di5ble, P. E. BcchtcI, T. F..
Triuchard, Thomas Murray.
Third Ward-W. +. Barrett J w Quinn W w
johnson, h. p Blanchard, Patrick Creagh.
Fourth Ward-L. DUFFY, G. H. Paris
Fifth Ward-Wiham VIgers, J. c. KeubIer Edgar
Davis.
Sixth Ward-A. A. Laferauderie. J. A. Brette.
Seventh WaEd-J. B. Jourdain, W. J. Moore L. P
Pigeaux. "
Eighth Ward-A. J. Armstrong. B. MeKernon
Ninth Nard-W. G.. Kinsella, F. FOudal George
ROwald.
f. P. DuclOslange.
Eleventh Ward-J S. Badger, A. j. Johnson.
twelfth Ward-M. c. Carroll L. T. Stamps
Thirteenth Ward-A. Wilson J. B. Gaudette
Fourteenth Ward-Henry Campbell
Fifteenth Ward-B Buchanan J. H. IL Camp.
OFFICERS:
H. G. DIBBLE, President
J. B. JOURDAIN, Treasurer,
). ID. OCONNELL Secretary.
W. II. GREEN, Corresponding Secretary.
JEFF BTOCKES, Sergeant at Arms. A.
All communications should be addressed 70 91 w
care of the secretary, at the office OF ne CiLoi
Clerk of the Horse of Representatives, mecn%n9S
Institute HNnSs
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Rooms $ub-Executive Committee of the

Rooms Sub-EXecutiVe Committee of the
Parish Executive Committee of the Republican
Party of the Parish of Orleans, New Orleans March
26 lS72.-Fhs following resolutions, presented by
Thomas Murray, on the above date, adopted:
WHEREAS, The State Central Executive Commit
tee Of the Republican party of the state Of
Louisiana, through lis president, Z. 5.
lion Of the RrpHbiic9n partv. to meet in
Mechanics Instttdte, city ut New Orleans on
Thu sday, the twenty-eghth day of May, 1872,
for the purposes enumerated in the proCla nation
OF said State Committee; therefore, be it
Resolved That the elections for DELEGATES to said
State Convention shall be held in each of he wards
ninth day of April, 1872, the polls to bt open from
nine o'cIock.A NJ. t. eight q clock p. NJ.
Resolved That the Secretary be- authorized to
publish the f0ue%1 resolution daily in the New
Orleans Republican, National Republican, and 10
each issue OF tho LOutsaHlau, from this date to the
tweuty-uiuth OF April, 1872.
mh27 tap29 J. b. OCONSELL, Secretary
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ON CARONDELET STREET.

There are few operations, either startling
or commonplace, from which may be Sc
and security business. Levee stock seems
to appreciate from day to day, and is evil
IDENTIFY on an upward turn.
City certificates are valued from 70 to 80,
and if they do not go up, do not go down,
and Metropolitan certificates are in the
same line.
The talk on the street, and for that mat
ter in the offices, was entirely on the sub
iect of the Cincinnati convention, and, in
the way of canvassing, opinions were di-
vided between the claims of the prominent
leaders and the effect of their nominations.
In cotton, prices gravitate toward easier
rat
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Benefit Of Mr. J. Orchard.

Most of our people are perfectly aware
of how much they are indebted to Mr.. j..
Orchard for the elegant excellent and
very attractive entertainments at the Va
rieties Theatre during the last two or three
seasons. This gentleman is not ii profes-
sional actor, yet he had very correct idea
of the theatrical demands OF our city, and
to him are we largely indebted for the hlgi
rank now attained by the Varieties Theatre.
To-mOrrow evening the patrons of the Va
rieties will unite in extending to Mr.. Crick-
ard complimentary benefit, when will be
produced the Little Treasure" and Buried
Alive" The entertainment will be much
enhanced by lecture from the funnily
oracular lips Of Mr.. Stuart Robson, and the
reading Of "Shamus OBrien" by Mr..
George Clarke.
The box sheet is now open, and we feel
assured that nothing is needed but the an
nounccment of that fact to fill the house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-03

OFFICE OF UNITgD STATES MARSHAL,
District OF Louisiana, ,
New Orleans April a. 1872.
FTNIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIKI
4 twenty secOud day OF April A. d. 1872, warrant
in bankruptcy was ISSUED against the estate OF
Sophie BOutrou of New Orleans, IN the parish OF
orleans and State of Louisiana who WAS
adiudgrd II bankrupt on hcr own pettion that
the Payment ct any debts aid delivery of any prep
erty belonging to such bankrupt, tn her, for her
use and the transfer of any property by her, are
forbidden 10y law; that meeting OF the creditors
OF said bankrupt to prove Their debts and to
choose one or more assguCes OF her estate VIII be
held at a Court Of Bankruptcy. to be holden az tho
building. ia the city of New Olleaua
Louisiana before G. y. Kellogg, Register on the
fftII tav of June, A. D. 1872. at nine ncluek A. ~
). B. PACKARD,
United States Marshal, District OF Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-03
CANCELLATION OF BONDS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department. :
New Orleans Anril Id lR12 \

STATE LOUISIANA,
Executive Department. :
New Orleans April 10, 1872. )
XUHERBAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE To
w me for the cancellation of the bonds Of
NJ. Stern, auctiOneer in and for the parish Of
Orleans, TO wit
bond dated Nav 8, 1867. with ~ Stern as
principal, and Joseph ROsenthal and C. B. Block
Co. as sITeties.
A bond dated September 90 1853, signed by NJ.
Stern principal, and Joseph ROsentha and Jacob
Mayors suret es; and
bond dated March II, 1870 signed by NJ. Stern
as principal, and Jacob Mayors and F. Leopold as
sureties.
Each of the above bonds being in the full sum
of $4,000, and being conditioned for the faith
full performance by the said NJ. Stern of his duties
as auctiBueeT aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
IN the said bonds to file their objections to the
collation. thereof in writing, III the office of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal Ofthe State this
tenth day of April, A. D. 1872, and of the indie.
pendenCe of the United States the ninety-sixth.
By the Governor: H. G. WARMnTH
+. J. HEBRON Secretary of State. apll cot