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The New York herald., 1872-03-23

SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien b J. 1nEEs' znIsEEs' AqGH1sssrs slses BROTHER
HENRY =; I,Isi2 LE:sDs MINER.
THURsDAY9,, MARCH 49,
cS.%ssss s'sSs; sns a Vt y Rsass sa,ssSS ss9es
Of Al s sSoss an
s old y the best
Sopys Of the y Italian M .shoo. Also Of choice and
The above WIN be exhibition and after Monday, March
Ao Immediately after the paintings, private Library of
Medical Works belonging to physician going abroad.
Lien B. MINER, AucrIoNEER.
IA saesroq%s y Ghs%bsrs .sTss, and q Readc street.
sATgkD1a. Hfa axRcH 1 g. Sho'
st dosMSs,. loM O'clock, G At g cur p.. p.alssroSms
GESTAEL HoGsEnoisR p Fl TEyRsiT6ss. SisaoRs CAR
removed from private city residence ssntlsmans coun-
try's seat Details IN time.
A ". K. sTEyEEsoN, s5,Sy' SE:' 'sA!S AySr,oEEER s1Y
EsSAS sS SfSS s;sSsS
gqEssp%sS HAfSh s y 5sis II y Il Ss55oGx
asaS SSY
FULL FRONT Lots command splendid and uninterrup-
S nw os r TE b .aS {:
SALE POSITIVE TO THE E1sHgsE & ssE1aEsSa. RERRSs
v x. STEVENSON, Jr.
LDERr B. wA5hpRoS. =, c., 90 c,,,,,
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Sc.,
THIS DAY, at 1919 O'Clock.
WALDRON COOKE will sell above very large and
general assortment Of Household Goods removed for oonve
PARLoR AND LIBRARY SUITS.
Rosewood naid and plain rames In brocaeI coat
sas
''''' '''' CHAMBER SUITS
he
able goods Of them OF the costly description The
plain work w1 bfsiSa * isla 'sss5ii' ROOM FURNITURE
walnut pillar leg Extension Table, 10 and II
feet; Bullets, Dining Room Chairs, &c. tt.
Walnut aud rosewood Armoirea- -0laces,
walnut Hall Stands and Chairs,
1900 Numbers blacklead Crucibes.
SECRETARY AND LIBRARY BOOkCA8Ea.
Brussels and ingram Carpets Oicloths yards Canton
Matt 49, 81 ID wide Spring Bed Bottoms, hair and hair
top Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows.
Bronze and other Clocks,
tt Cutlery, Plated Ware for table,
v.PH M1lSSF nc F; GEsTss 1sa%i fl9I T8bhEs Mfss'
Rosewood Etageres. Oil Paintings and Chromos carpet
Hassocks, Wardrobes Chairs, Rockers Lounges,
Easy Chars, &C., &C. being large sale OF good goods
Catalogues morning OF sa.e.
A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER-
n Onlce and sale sroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post o1lce.
Second Hand Household Furniture. =. M
O'Clock, at their saesroom Nassau street. large asort
ment of second hand Household Fnture elegant Armoe-
a.ace, walnut Buffet and Extension Table to
match, Paror Suits Carpets Administer velvet ana brus
seis, Mirrors, Sofa, Bedsteads
Siver-mounted Counter Show Cases.
once Furniture, sitting and Standing Desks.
Copper Boilers of every kind suitable Hotels Res.au
rants, &c.
Also
70 Sewing Machines of various makers.
The New York herald., 1872-03-23
TIENRY FELTMAN, ArCTIONEER, OFFICE IS
JTENRY h. HERTs, AUCTioNEER DEy STREET
Ii MOtlGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUuMirVh hi'
SATURDAY. MAROH %, AT l0r vCL0Tyh' vC1T'
AT SALESROOMS, NO. DEi STREET.

Comprising walnut Paror suits, in cotcainc ana reps
walnut cottage Chamber Suits Velvet and brnsses Gar
pes Pier Mirrors, Pictures, CHINA ana Gnsswsre syeF
ware, Bronzes, Nascs aud Ornaments sloepoafds eek
Wardrobe, Dining Chairs and ianles 8c Sc' Terms
cssh. Bs order of u. NJ. Williams. Mortgage
The New York herald., 1872-03-23
1 UCTION NOTICE. r. ,s....r va-f
4 LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioncer.
Large sale THIS DAY SATURDAY..
Elegant House old Furniture,
6po nj, PAINTINGS Rrouxas ~

nn0 Ou fhlntlnses brOnLess &c
% nj: sa "a 1
round % Pisnoents city made cost ELEGANT walnut aud
q. Drawing Room Suits covered n crimson and green SILK
sspps. xntops Elemea.s Crusaders: Hamlet Dasiists,
y
black Saina. BsSroo% saiss; .sys Ioa!. XIV: Bed.
commoss ady bressns Case Shaving Stands Hair
spring Beds Leather Beds, rSw: Slips A.
Dinner Ie. Sets Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery BOOK
sale this season. suconccr would cali hid
100 io: House s,s o'clock sale positive: sommspc:
competent men on premises
A oo..Seal el1SToS ;; os GOOD AyyTIoSEER;
"oN'qsHirtes6 qsHHirtek6Ay, MAsca sSs Ar iOs Am.
vii L. se A&sEss sf STREET COLLEGE PLACE.
ALL THE p EyGSsfrSsG f5SsF e so@ In STORE
COTTAGE su1rs Is Rn5 HAIR
BLACK wHsNuT H HSGn TassLE snd ssDoM SUITS
BnaK R3hss w2STp ps%SR SUIT IN RP
Ds'ss S EaHhEE sHf nsrfn and
SxR oasE ssAF F'fhfa SisSs Sssnsi
4 UCr1oN sALE.ssooeo WORTH OF
asshs ss Fq5Sss sssn
on rss Ssts'fs DAY s's re sa9,s
r.. rs
Rs:s carps s,say s5SS
AuoGsRE aRa AxARffss Sas CT
ssVsss sGs
secreisfe Bookcase Canterbury, fncoignurea Jardnes
fsT SsTi
fists %agnicent rosewood Piapoiore celebrated mxfsr
Msre:.s; Exsn:on Table sldsn..rd elias.
Basement, Kitchen Furniture sale peremptory
RY JOHN H. DRAPER 4 CO., AUCTI0NEERs.
ID The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
COMPANY ~ "" issCco 30 TONS SCRANTON coAI .,,.,
"''"' - ~ A-'"-'S' ''- SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
RY JOHN A. DUNN, AyCIIoNEER.
win sell this day. at 10 O'clock at their saesroom 2as
hascs French Plate Pier Mirror, Y feet long
viz Bureaus, Chairs TaOes, Long Bspshss Lounges sc
Ssrss Collins NJ Gs and tn by OF
ID Elegant Household Furniture this at the sslesrooms
y Nassau street az lo ococs n con,inutiop Rcn Par
Ia .ms. q Sprsa s
RY r. COTTON, AUCTION EER.-ExTRA LARGE SALE
March 2 at lo o'clock at the auction rooms So East Tbr
eenth street. Of tho largest sales of the being
less the entire Furniture OF large double house,
moved to the for convenience SALE embracing
much that Ia good well great quantity of the
more medium quality N.BThe Carpets vii be SOLD about
two o'clock, Immediately after the sale OF the Furniture
Catalogues early IN the morning.
IIENRY FELTMAN, A. CTIONEER, OFFICE ls3
/ Broadway. This day Saturday, March %, at II
O'clock on the premises East forynrst street. the yalu
able five story Philadelphia brick house. containing all the
modern improvements house 69x4sx9s6 This property Is
spenddIy located, and Will he sold without rcservat0n
such are the orders to the Private buy
dealers and specuators be hand Sale posvc rain
shine Noce.-Aso, ON Tuesday next elegant House
and Lot Wednesday next large stock OF Liquors. Friday,
Grocery Store Personal attention given TO NIL outdoor
sales Money advanced when required Best OF reference
given application. Keal Fsate bought sold ana cs
changed. HENRY FELTMAN,
The New York herald., 1872-03-23

4 UCTION AUCTION, AUCTION,
"A At private mansion 124 West 26h ST. 9th
prsing 400 elegant FIRST class Household Frpi
ture the whole having been lifted last May at cost OF
mencing at l0b O'clock viz -Rosewood Pianofore, grand
square, 90 Paror Suits in latest Styles and
eyed in rain figured satin silk reps Mirrors Brus
sells Carpets Bedroom Suits In rosewood and walnut single
double Bedseads Wardrobes Spring and Hair
Beds Bedding, &c. also Dining Room, Basement and
Kitchen Furniture Plate Cutlery China Crockery &C. Sale
Nos
The New York herald., 1872-03-23
A UCTION SALE OF
IL Handsome and genee Household Furniture,
at West Fort sccnnd street.

at 262 West Forty-second street,
one block Of Broadway, near Seventh avenue,
property of Albert A. Nanderhon. Esq, .
%GCnH March soDes I Pago
Asdaos Carpets grand y octave rano
Marie Antonette paror Suits IN SATIN Mirrors Curtains
Paintings Bronzes. Works Of Art Etageres, Tables Cani
nets, Bookcase, Turkish Chairs. Lounges Drawing Room
suits satin 6rocse and reps and walnut Bed
Mattresses, Bedding, SOFAS Chairs end Lounges Tables
Clocks, Baoets Extension Table China Dinner Set Cut
yant Furniture Sale positive. Goods packed and delivered
The New York herald., 1872-03-23

9. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONkER-SELLs THIS
day March 2S at U O'clock at II Bowery y order OF
samuel enberxer Esq barrels Of Bourbon Whiskey and
large stock OF oherWines Lquors 10 and dem
The New York herald., 1872-03-23

A LII WANTING FARMs--GOOD SOIL, MILD Gil
~ nate-for papers address G. X. LANDS. Vneand
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
Arriya! of Celebrated Horses.

As the time draws near for the coming
races over the old Metairie course Gistin-
g,lished horses continue to arrive. The
steamer Belle Lee brought down the fol
lowing stables: Captain G. W Stewart. OF
Kentucky. has Barney Williams. Tom Aiken
and very racing like FLY. three-yearold. d.
by Planet. out of ,o!ga. W. Jennings has
four in his string viz: Blind Tom, Silent
Friend. Cape Race and a colt by Bonnie
Scotland.
Nathan Oaks came down on the same
boat in charge of Mr.. Campbell. The horses
that are in training at Mobile will arrive
Thursday ,norning. Never before in the
history of the Southern turf have prospects
looked so encouraging as the games that
are laid before Us for the great meeting
about to take place.
Saturday will be the opening day. The
sport will open with the Bingaman stake
for four -yearolds. All the noted flyers are
engaged III this great event. The second
race will be one mile and half. The third
race will be mile heats.
Should the weather continue fair, the at
tendance will he large. Ladies', prepare
your toilets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27

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 l3, 1872, at the
committee rooms to wit
Resolved, That the president of this committee
be and is hereby autiioriz Il to call a 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,
May 2 1872, for the purpose of eleGting delegates
to attend the National Republican Convention
called by the National Republican Executive Com
mittee, to be held at Philadelphia, June s. 1872.
Also, to dominate Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Secretary of State, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts Superintendent of Public Education At
tornev General and Representatives, in Congress,
and to transact such other business as may come
before 1t.
Id. hereby call a convention of the Republican
party of Louisiana to be held at Mechanics lnsti-
tute in New Orleans, at twelve O'Clock NJ. ON
THURSDAY, May 2, 1872, to select delegates to the
National Republican Convention to be held at Phil
adelphia June 5, 1872 and also to nominate Gov
ernOr Lieutenant Governor, Secretary OF State,
Auditor of Public Accounts, Attorney General and
Representatives in Congress, and to transact such
other business may come before it.
The basis of representation to said convention
abolI he as follows viz:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
Labor Reform Headquarters.

A Washington special to the st. Louis
Republican says:
The committee having in charge the Labor
Reform movement in Washington have es-
tablished their headquarters here, from
whence they propose to conduct SO much Of
their campaign as relates to the sending out
of documents, receiving information. etc.
Judge Davis is in constant communica-
ton with the committee, and is mapping
out the canvass to suit himself. AS there
have been some statements to the effect that
Governor Joel Davis would withdraw from
the canvass as Vice Presidential nominee.
so as to allow the Cincinnati convention to
nominate his successor, it may be stated
also on authority of those having charge OF
the movement here that such will not be
the case. but that the ticket will 90 before
the people as adopted at Columbus: No
letters Of acceptance have or will be written.
the telegraphic acceptance being sufficient.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
Dr. HOwarh's Ca.n.

This is a special to the st. Louis Fer"d-
HcUn:
WAsIIISGroN. March 23-The case of DR..
Howard, ho has beer sentenced by the
Spanish authorities in Cuba to imprison-
ment in a penal colony in Africa. and who
claims to be citizen of the United States.
has not been finally disposed Of by this
government. The Consul General at
Havana has not been able to make a final
report, either through negligence or in
ability and it is now understood sets up
the defense that DR.. Howard has forfeited
his citizenship and is an adopted Cuban.
The latter, in his letter to his friends in lis
native city of Philadelphia, claims that he
has never forfeited his allegiance, and com
plains bitterly Of the neglect of this gov
ernment Whether citizen now or not.
the fact remains that he is an American
and has been treated in a most brutal man
ner by the Spaniards. 1t is stated TO night
that there is probability that, III Difference
to the impressive attitude Of OR govern
ment. the Spanish Cabinet may waive the
minor technicaites attaching to the case,
and release the prisoner upon the condition
of an Immediate departure from the Spanish
tprrtOry
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
A Nice Point.
The Washington Patriot says:

The Washington Patriot says:
During the rebellion man named Smith
had a mule taken from him by the United
States military authorities for use in the
army. Smith subsequently died, and his
widow made application for payment.
Pending the application of the widow, the
Sened, claiming that payment should not
to him as guardian The guardians alleGa-
ton is that after Smiths wife died lwho
was the mother of Smiths infant chil'lren!.
smith married again: after which Smith
died. leaving this widow (the applicant
above described). But it Is alleged that
when Smith married this second wife she
had another husband living, and therefore
her marriage to Smith was void The guar
dian consequently claims the money on be y:
half of the children OF smith: me alpH,I
the clerks there are puzzlins themselves
over the conundrum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
WASHINGTON.
Full Cabinet Neeting-Sou:h Carolina ku
Kiux Case in supreme -C0uri.

Fnll Cabinet Meeting-sOu:, Carolina ku-
Kiux Case in supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-There was a
full Cabinet meeting to-day: transacted only
routine business.
The Supreme Court has fixed April as
the day for the argument on the Judgment
of the Circuit Court of South Carolina in
refusing to discharge the hu-hlux prison
ers, and a writ has been issued returnable
on that day.
Lieutenant Governor Pinchback s delega-
ton had an interview with the President
this morning. 1t was at first quite mixed,
but with peculiar politeness, only known in
court circles all withdrew, leaving Presi.
dent Grant, General Babcock, Lieutenant
Governor Pinchback and Louisiana Senator
Harris together. Then certain propositions
were made looking to the reconciliation of
TIE Republican party OF louisiana
The President thought them fair, and
promised to submit them to the opposition.
Pinchbacks delegation are waiting here for
an answer to the proposition. Their feeling
is not cheerful, but they comfort them
selves by saying, Grant don't vote in
Louisiana" The delegation is carousing at
Greys tonight lngrahams delegation hav-
ing pre-empted WOrmley's.
lngraham's delegation is discouraged. 1t
leaves tomorrow without any assurance
that Parker's name will be Withdrawn. 1t
is evident the President don't care pinch
of snuff tor Ingraham's, Pinchbacks or
Warmoth's delegations.
The Committee on Banks and Banking
do not, in their resolution reported to-day
allege criminality against MIR: Hurlburu,
Controller of the Currency. but declare
from the evidence taken that they consider
"a change should be made IN the CHEZ ,,,, eA-
ecutive officer of the currency bureau Inc
committee will, it is understood, continue
their investigation on the charges OF erlhi-
inal practices in the discharge of Ills duties
as Controller.
The committee stood six against and two
il favor of the resolution
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
The Wyndham Comedy Company.

The clearing up of the weather resulted
in perceptibe improvement in the attend
ance at the ST. Charles Theatre last night.
The opening bill, Progress and the DE
butante," was repeated, and the satisfaction
of the audience was even more marked
than on the previous evening. 1t is no ex-
aggeration to say that q performance more
amusing and more perfect throughout has
never been witnessed here, even among the
well remembered performances of this com
pany last year. In the first piece Mr..
Wyndham appears as, John Ftyue, young
American engineer, who typities the idea OF
modern progress against the conservative
fogyism of the past He played the part
with vigor freshness and finish peculiarly
his own and more than sustained his reputa-
ton as one of our best young light come
dans
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, an old favorite Of this
company, made fine study Of DR.. Bro rn,
an eccentric, middle-aged atheist Mr.. Al
lerton as Arthur, and Mr.. Lecompte as Lori
.NONpeSSou were careful and digniied in
their respective parts, and Mr.. Giddens was
particularly funny in the small part of Bob.
OF the gentlemen, however, in this piece, the
palm belongs to Mr.. Passele, new ac-
quaintance of the Wyndham company.
This gentleman is an artist, in the highest
sense of the word Every gesture. every
word and every situation is carefully
studied, elaborated to the highest degre e,
and made the most of without the slighte st
approach to exaggeration, while his max e.
up is irresistbly funny, yet natural and
lite-like. His facial expression and com
mand of feature are something mary elous.
and altogether We might look in vain to-day
for his equal in any theatre of this country
or of Europe.
Miss Jane Rignold, the new leading lady,
is a young, pleasing, prepossessing and
highly intelligent actress of the modern,
| refined school-aiways interesting, never
dull. yet free from all rant and striving
after stage effect
Mrs. Jordan was frequently applauded i'll
the fine part Of Niss Ny"ie.
| In the afterpiece, ''The Debutante." M
Wyndham appeared in a new light. that
of an eccentric character actor. as the old
French actor Dutuyd. His success was
immense. He was admirably supported by
Miss Annie Goodal, one Of the chief sue
cesses of last years company. This lady
| is the fortunate poSsessor of one of the
| finest voices on the dramatic stage. and is
! besides bright and sparkling actress. She
appears to particular advantage in this
| amusing little piece.
| Tonight the fine comedy of ''Ca ste Will
be given. with the great original distrib u
ton of this company so well known here
and elsewhere Tomorrow Mr.. Wyndh am
will present the popular play Of Saratoga"
! of which he has purchased the sole right,
and which, as played by his company, has
achieved everywhere a most remark able
success. The perfect distribution. elegant
dressing of the ladies. and fine acting, have
| been universally commended, and the piece.
as played by them, is one Of the brightest
in their repertoire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27

his desire now, as heretofore. is the good of
the country and the success of the national
Republican party. Warmoth was glad to
hear the sentiment expressed.
1t appears that atterward the proposition
submitted to Warmoth was conveyed to
Kellogg, Sheldon, Casey, and Others of the
Customhouse party, with the additional
suggestion that Packard ought to be the
chairman of the merged committee.
They said in reply that if they accepted;
it would he an evidence of weakness, and
besides. Warmoth might not then adopt 1T;
and they therefore, answered that they
would accept nothing coming either from
the President or General West. Ii Cover
nor Warmoth would make them direct
proposition they would consider it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
g. u. Americans were the buyers.

81 to g. l2. Americans were the BUYERS
The Europeans sold freely.
The morocco dr6ssers strikers in Brook
lyn beat nom n-society man nearly to death.
Arrived - Steamers Montgomery and
America.
Money closed easy at a ) per cent on call
loans. Sterling ga d9as. Gold 1898 q 10.
Governments dull but steady Skies of
1881 ll54: fve-twenties of 1862 ll134; 1864
ll3la 1865 1928; new Ill; 1867 ll2as; 1868
ll2l2: ten forties l0S.
State securities dull. Tennessees old O.,
new 667s; VirGinias, old 5i1s; new 81;
LOuisianas, old SO; new 55; levee skies 62;
eights 40; Alabama eights 81 tives 60;
Georgia skies 49, sevens 81; North Caro-
linas old &c. new %: South Carolinas old
50: new 1878
Twelve smallpox deaths reported in the
past twenty-tour hours. Vaccination con-
tlnues on great scale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
The st. Louis Republican of Sunday says

The payment of sl47, ,o33 80, which, by
the terms of the sale of the Missouri Demo
cra,, was required to be made yesterday by
Mr.. George w. Fishback, was rendered and
accepted yesterday in Circuit Court No. ,
The payment was made by certified check
on the Butchers and Drovers' Bank. Mr.
Mckces interest in the deferred payments
was Sll4,0 and Mr.. Housers $3s.OlS 81
Notes were submitted for those with Messrs
George II. Rea, Elihu Shepherd and Hudson
l.. Bridge as securities for the ford sum
and Mr. George Bain and Hon. T. o. Stanard
for the latter.
Friends of Messrs. Mckee and Houser
state that these gentlemen have determined
to start a new paper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27

The various parish committees throughout the
State are requested to call parish conventions 10
elect delegates according to this apportionnlehs'
By order of the committee.
President.
WILLIAM vrsERs, Recording Secretary Republic an
Executive Committee.
,ptad to copv mhla In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
This is from the Opelousas Journc}:

We have heard influential and intelligent
citizens from different sections OF the parish
sa7 that the voters of this parish, at the
next election, do net intend to be bound by
any convention nominations, but will vote
for the men whom they consider best quail
fed and most suitabl for the Offices for
which they are candidates. In this way the
people can elect their own choice, while
under the convention system they are merely
the passive instruments to elect the choice
OF q few individuals.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
NEW YORK.

Law .:ou!d,. Succc>scr-Erie nj Sixty-Six-
American Buyers-Beaten Nearly to
Death by strikers.
NEW YORK, March 26.-E. II. Greer sue
ceeds Jay Gould in the Erie directory.
Erie is now held at 66, but the demand is
less active. The transactions to-day were
about 1000 shares, at prices varying from
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
TO MEET MAY =, 1872
Call OF the State Central Committee.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Republican Party of Louisiana,
Nnw Orlaans March lQ lO-l

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Republican Party of Louisiana,
New Orleans, March 49, 1872.
President Pinchback in the chair.
There being quorum present the committe pro-
ceeded to business.
The following resolution, presented by Hon. A.
Z. Barber was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the president of this committee
be and is hereby authorized to call State conven.
ton of the Republican party of Louisiana. to meet
at the Mechanics Institute, in the city of New Or
leans, at twelve O'Clock NJ o., on THURSDAY May Q,
1872 for the purpose of electing delegates attend
the National Republican Convention, called by the
National Republican Executive Committee to be
held at Philadelphia June s. 1872; also to nominate
a Governor, Lieutenant Cove rnor Secretary of
State Auditor OF Public Accounts Superintendent of
Public Education, Attorney General, and Repre-
sentatives in Congress- and to transact such other
business as may come before it.
On motion of Hon II. j. Campbell the minutes
were ordered to be printed i'll tie official Journal
BY order of the committee.
P B. S. PINCHBACK. President.
WILLIAM vIGEKs, Recording Secretary State Cen
tral Committee Republican party of Louisiana
All Republican newspapers throughout the State
are requested to copy. mhl9 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27

Some very beautiful boxes for holding
gloves and handkerchiefs are made of
the sweet scented Turkish wood, elabor-
ately carved, and imparting to the articles
contained in them very delicate and
pleasant perfume.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27

Very elegant handkerchiefs are generally
trimmed with Valenciennes, for the reason
probably, that this lace repays careful do
ing-up better than most other varieties.