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IBS TELEGRAPh ~ IhE piSrAlthJ .
WASHINGTON, December 8.-House.-A
large number of bills were introduced and
referred, under the call Of States, this mcrn-
ing,
Among the bills, &C., introduced were a
resolution to amend the Constitution SO as to
fix a uniform time for State elections, and
bills to complete the James River and Ia.
nawha canal ; repeating the tax Oh spirits
made entirely from fruit !; for q ship-canal
near st. Philip, La; to repeal the iron-clad
oath {; to extend the Southern Claims Com
mission four years longer; TO remove all po-
litical disabilities !; for the relief Of Catholic
church members of Dalton, Ga.
The civiLrights bill was discussed, and
finally buried by its reference to the Com
nittee on Revision Of Laws. r.
The bill removing the political disabilities
Of L. Q. c. Lamar, Of Mississippi, was
passed.
Mr.. Acker moved to suspend the rules and
pass the bill removing all political disabiIi-
ties. Failed OF i two-thirds vote-yeas, 102 ;
nays, 81.
Senate.-The Ohio Bridge bill was passed.
five to consider the question of cheap trtns-
portation from the West to the seaboard was
introduced, bat being objected to it was laid
over. a
The conference committees report on the
bill to regulate the construction of bridges
over the Ohio river was eoncurrsd tn-which
passes the bill. 4-ps
An Intellectual effort was made to have
Wednesday set apart for the consideration OF
the French spoliation bill.
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Senator Summer aud the Adjustment
, Of Var-sIelnentOes-NO Fears OF a
Serious Outbreak in Louisiana.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM To TIE pIsPATCH.1
WASHINGTON, D. c., December Ex-senator
Sumner does not intend that his resolution
for abolishing all mementoes Of the late war
shall die of hamilton, and will make an
elaborate speech in support of it before many
days. His advocacy will awaken the persist
ent opposition of the Administration SEN
ators to any such peace theory, and it is
probable that two or three of the champions
of Radical progression in the Senate will re-
spond to the Massachusetts, senator. m
Very few dispatches were received by the
Government to-day from New Orleans,
though it was expected that in consideration
of the very uncertain state Of affairs In that
city both the War Department and the De-
partment. of Justice would have received
several dispatches. No fears are felt Of any
serious outbreak occurring, as the United
States 'f1rces are under instructions to pre-
serve the peace and support the DEGREES of
United States courts in every particular and
under any circumstances. TIAoN.
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who ayoyss his determination 10 dbefirnipase
between the good and bid acts q 9 Presl-
dent stands much chance of election as pr
ties now go ia this country. Unaalaliaea
p~arsisanship is the standardof qualification
to seryein eongress.-You must eitaeir-ef-
pose everything Or sustain everything. Inc
price Of office Is blind and %obseqaious sup
port of the ruling power in eyerythans'
This for tho si.ins-'', The "ouis " are equally
bound to thorough opposition as a proof OF
loyalty 10 tho cause of the "outs" and the
leader who 1t is hoped will succeed the IN
cu,pbent.
scRuRz's platform would be the best fcs
the country !; that Of CosKLlsG and MORTON
will be always regarded as best for party as
long as our Government exists IN lts presept
fnr10. ..-. a#s- .-.s..
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~ ~ TUTTs EXPECTORANT.-

The properties OF this elegant preparation are as-
mulccnt, %nutrltivc, halsanic, healing, and soothing.
II braces the nervous system and produces pleasant
and refreshing sleep. 1t eAhllarates and relieves
gIoominess and depression. 1t is the NEST valuable
Lung Balsa,n ever offered to sufferers for pulmo-
nary diseases.
PERRYylLLE. Ma, March 0, lse9.-Dr. Wilton,
II. Tut: Icar Sir.-For fifteen years I have been
afflicted With Astbma. MY suffering has been In
tense. l have been unable to lay down for . week
a. O. ime. 1t seemed as II Iwon!d choke ceusthed
necessarily. aud my Wheeling could he heard I'LL
over tho house. I han despaired Of ever getting
we'll: but. thanks TO your Invaluable E1pectorant,
my attacks are seldom. l can now rest wellat nignt.
I believe It vii make u permanent cure. Truly
yours, ARTHUR +. MCCOY. a. -,s A M s-e-s
DIR. TU11's HAR-DYE contains nc sulphur.
de 7-deod&wlw ,.Es .s-a s
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Lieutenant BATES, who carried the United

Lieutenant BATES, who carried the United
States flag from the Gulf TO Washington city
Just after tue war. and who recently carried
it through England to prove that it would be
respected by the English, is getting well cur
ried for his folly. A more absurd and con-
temptible performance we do not remember.
There was no occasion for Haunting the ma
tional banner before the English people. Ii
they did not respect it they could choose
their way to show their contempt for it, and
we could us readily vindicate 1t from disho'
nor. But the poor fool BATES seems to have
invited somebody to kick him, under theidea
that he could make 1t out a national insult.
lie has made an ass Of himself, and has set
tied no question concerning the feeling of the
English towards tie Federal flag. This ma
ton is able to take care of the flag. BATES
degrades it by making it n sharer in bis folly.
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Our neighbor the Wing, who Is advoca'
ting six per cent. az the legal Interest, quotes
Scripture against usury; which may be
likened to q drunken man l~ecturiDg upon
temperance. The Scripture denounces all
interest as usurious and is opposed equally to
six per cent. and to twelve per cent. Those
who violate Scripture by taking six per cent.
have no right to censure those who charge
eight or ten or anything else from one per
cent. per annum upwards.
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DE

Died, December 18th, at 5 O'Clock z. 81. Of tn1sm-
nation of the brain, CORA LEE, youngest daucli;
ter Of Lcwelieu and Georgeauna Thompson, aged
twenty-one iicnths and sixteen days. IL
Happy infant carly b!est,
Hest, In peaceful slumbcr. rest; s- -
Euriy rescued from the cares s
Which Increase With growing years
49, q OF such ts the kingdom Of Heaven"
The funeral will take place at the house OF her
father, No. II Duyal street. THIS at 3
o'clock. Friends of the family and acquaihtances
are respectfully invited to attend.
Died, in Petersburg, on Saturday the eth Of De
celnber lat the residence of her aunt, aiEs. Rebscca
MillerL Miss SARAHJANE HARDWOOD, daughter
of William HARDWOOD, in the tfirty-lrst year OF
her age, after n short but painful Illness, which she
bore with Christian %fortitrie and resignation.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 18th November, ut HE residence
of DR.. X. W.. Hudson, By the Rev. Dr. burrows,
Miss MARY CARY to DR.. JAMES ~. BROWN,
O: Chesterfield. No cards. r -
Married, at Eppworth tresidence Of the BRIDES
father, on the 4th Instant. by Rev. L. 4. Compton,
Mi. WILLIAM FL. MOSBY and Miss LuCIE y,
eldest daughter OF J. Henry Booth, Esq. all OF Bed
ford county, Va. No cards. E -
Married. In Orange county, December sth, 1879. at
the residence OF the late Colonel joln Voolfolk, by
the Rcy. Charles Quarles. Afr. $. II. GOODBYE, OF
Nelson county. to Miss CHARLOTTE j. EDDISS,
of Grunge. H.N- a. - -
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Ns. DECEMBER.
"IEW MOI FOR WINTER SALES. ~
ELEGANT CLOAKS, SHANlS, n DRESS
GOODS. ..r..--
r. r. PRICE & co. =,
are receiving by express and steamers fresh apc
beautiful goods In every department. r.
SUAWLS, long and square : -. =
Every shade and tint of SATTEENs and CAVHE-
-. MERES. such as sage, olive. brown, navy blue,
maroon, wine, purple, &c.;
SCARS, COLLARS, GLOVES, CORSETS, &C.;
MOURNING GOODS observation-disclosures; ye-
I, l0llra Freucl Poplins, Tamlsc. Double-faced Mo-
hairs, Alracas, Reps, Empress and Henrierta
Cloths. Grape Cloths, &C:
BLANKETS, FLANSELS. SHEETlNGS,
DIAPERS, DAMASKS, LINENS, +,
OPERA FLANNELS; ~ 80
4 superb stock of CASSIMERES and CLOTHS for
gGntl"mrn and boys; gentlcmen's, ladies', and chli'
dren'- SHIRTS and DRAW ERS In great vari.
PLAlUS Ter misses; 6oo pieces new PRINTS
de La
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TADDrffoNAL BARaANsH
Excellent DRESS GOODS 1T rs. %, " and 90. res
yard;
Bess Black ALPAcAS afss, %, q, and fsc, per yard,
kii-Hrooi EMPRESS CLOTHS, IS % 7sc. per yard;
Extra quality sATTEEESa t 7se. per yard;
BLACK CREPE uoTHS and FRENCH aER1.
NOS 1T 81 and 81 IS per yard /;
SILK POPLINS, very wide, o. and $50 pr ysfds
All colors TRIMMING sATfNS, sLsa and - rec
All soiars Tr1RrstMrHG.yELvETEEn Il &c saa1
Y at per yard;
Beautiful eolored DRESS SILKS at s.npc Z yar1s
CASsIMEREs from use. to 80 per yard;
Black BEAVER and EHIECHILLA CHoTHs 40
$3.50, &C.; finest wATER-PR0oF CLOTHS Of
81 sl.2s, $50, and SL.7s; BLANKETS and QUILTS
from sa.2supwards; Large and pretty SHAWLss
from $3.50 upward.
Nubias, Hoods. Children's Jackets, Gaaks, Under
Shirts, Hose, Gloves. COrscfs, Ties, Ribbons, Hanc.
kerchiefs, Collars and CUTS, Skirts Furs. Table and
Piano-Covers, &C., &C., ut the very lowest prices.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
No. l0L3 Main street, opposite post-oflce.
dcq and col Broad street, corner Sixth
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Died. OF typhoid pneumonia. at his home, 81 Mrs.
Van Lewis, MonGay morning at 9 O'Clock, 3MES
ROASE sometimes called james Van Levi aged
thirty-nine years. .
His funeral win take place from the Old Baptist
church tcoloredl, at y O'clock THIS (Tuesdayl AZ
.TFRNUON. Ills f.iends, white and colored, are
invited to attend. .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Gly CHRISTMAS GOODS. 1* .
CITIoN, RAISINS, CURRANTs,1
GELATINE, LEMONS, ALMONDS. ~

OREkMENTED FRUIT aud PLAIN CAhEs;
MINCE-PIES, CHRISTMAS PUDDIhds.
The largest display aud greatest variety OF FINE
FRENCH and DOMESTIC CANDIES ever before
shown 1t The store. ~-a. FIR. --. 2 t-.-eI-t.s IL ri
CoRNUCOPIAs, FANCY BOXES,
q CANDY TOYS, H..
FIREWORKS at reduced prices;
FlgE-CRACKERS, extrs Gold Chip-made eS-
pressly for retail purposes; "
PRESERVES. PICKLES, SARDlNES' SAUCES.
In fact. everything with which 10 make "gooo
cheer "during the holidays.
ANDREW PIZZINr. JRr
da :, Dss ~ 3 S07 Broad street.
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CARL scHuRs's platform is u very good one.
lie viii sustain ali good measures of the Adj
ninistration and oppose all Its bad ones.
That wcild be . espital rule for statesmen;
but real statesmen are few. Partisans fill the
balls, and they oppose or sustain
Ifsnation all the acts OF an ADJ
g do not believe a statessnan
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e York Items.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE p1sP!

by TO TIE DIsPATcE.I =
New YoBK, December 9.-TWo days' run
on the Mutual is ended. The bank paid
$50, 900. ucg .
The Immense portrait Of William n. Tweed
has been removed from the Supervisors
room.
1t Is reported that the Union Bank of
Brussels has fniled. The Pos. says !: /" This
institution has accepted largely on account
of shipments Of petroleum and other Anierf-
can produce from here The losses, how.
ever, could not have been on account Of the
petroleum acceptances. In well-informed
here it is thought the suspension was
caused by losaes In The Russia trade. iPri-
Yate dispatches tlte tfatt The bank has been
granted I'M extension Of. four weeks.
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nv RosADALIs WILL CURE TIE

!. Ey ROSADALlS WILL CUEE TUE
worst cases OF dyspepsia. Gilbert Hale, Washing
ton, y. G., writes /: ~ sr" sf -
..For three or four years l have had dySPepsa III
It's worst form, at times not beirg able 70 retaln st
my stomach even a piece OF haru bread ana ep'a
water. Ny feet and ankles were much swollen i"s
months, aud | became 30 much reducedin aeah ato
be scarcely able to get mp without assistance. Nln
little hope OF, ever getting better, or Of HypS iopg,t
began to take Rossdalis,, fused fcrr oottlfs, anaios
three months past I hive been doing regular wotA
on my farm, feeling well and strot,z, ana sa no*
,rje n eat VIII, immunity the coarses: Kind OF diet,
such as pork, potatoez, &c. / can recommend R9-
sadalIs rs = valuable retpcdy.n no ss-eodsw
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NJ CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
', .A.A ~ PRESENTS.

i. r. PRICE y co. urc now opening OF last JIM
portstionS many beautiful articles ior holiday
presents. ~. -
boxes: UEllSiITCHkD ntSDk RCHiEfS; In
lovely boxes: .entieneu's and ladies' liz
TIE9. IOEgLISH.k ami LACE Bows, entirely
new: EUWNN SCARFS aud sHAWLS; LhSE:
COLLARS and SLEEVES: LINEN SETS. LINEN
C0T IA RI CRAZE SETS, GRAPE COLLARS;
Ladies and gcutlcrncn's KID LuVES-:csI,
SHAWL, CLOAkS, WtAPPiNGS, sc. dea
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WHICH Inc ssoctor presented TO his readsrn
his weekly compendium Of interesting news
was the admiration OF all newspaper critics,
and source Of great satisfaction 70 his sub
ssefbersy de was, besides, . Of, the most
lucid and serse writers of the day; and, In
short, his paper was the most lnformatory
and spirited Of the religious papers Of the
time, and had. q larger circulation than any
other paper of It's kind in the South,
DR.. CONVERSE continued to conducS DIS
D in this city with remarkable industry
and talent until about 1e46-47, when, by
the division in the Presbyterian Church, be
was thrown into a minority, and removed
to Philadelphia. He remained in that CITY
until the late civil war, when, through the
indulgence Of his sympathies for bis late
southern friends through the columns OF us
newspaper, he became suspected, anu mar
rowiy escaped Imprisonment and perhaps
much suffering by q clandestine departure
from the City of Brotherly Love. he came
to this city, where he was received affection
ately By his old friends, and renewed the
publication of his paper. After the war he
removed to Louisville, and there continued
the publication Of bis paper, the Christian
Observer, in conjunction with his son, under
the style of ReYs. A. 6 F. b. CONVERSE.
DR.. CONVERSE passed the greater part of
his lie in this city. His conduct during the
war was consistent with his character, dis
PLAYING bis heroic devotion to moral convlc'
tons at his advanced age that entitled him
to the admiration Of society. He was one
OF the gentlest and most unobtrusive Of men,
vet he displayed a moral courage that never
olailed, and an answering and bold deVo-
ton to what he belteved-to be right. As
artless as u child, he was upon occasion rs
frm as a rock. He was ii delicate and appa'
rently feeble man, yet he WAS untiring in the
labor of his profession, and seemed not to
feel the work that was evidently sufficient TO
break down Il stoutcr man. .
We nuke this particular notice Of this
most estimable gentleman because we knew
his warm attachment to this community and
the great sacrifices he made by his heroic
avowals of his synpathies for us at a time
when the perils OF doing SO were great even
to the degree OF mcuaciug life itself.
He was a good, pure, nious, and large
hearted man, and will be so lamented by all
who know him, while his Church loses by
his death one of her most valued supporters.
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mr. 10. THE PUBL1c.-The subscribe,

5 TO THE PUBL1C.-The subscriber,
having reatted aud enlarged his place Of business,
Is now better prepared than ever to supply the pub.
lie with the best Of everything usually Kept In Is
FIRsT-CLASS BAKERY.
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, and BISCUIT fresI,
every morning.
PIES of all kinds and CRACKERS OF all kinds.
of superior quality, constantly on hand, baked fres,
every day-by the pound or barrel.
CAKES In endless v~ariety-the largest assortment
ever offered in this city. Great Inducements viii BIS
offered during the Christmas. HNa tss
FAMILY CAKES, nicely baked,siced, and osna-
mented. .s LI w
Il PasTRYo OF all kinds and sltapes made 10 order.
Country merchants VIII ind 1t TO their interest %
give inc q call before purchasing their cakes aaa
cr,c.ersI /. D. BRIGGS,
.e s-am 707 Maiustrcet.
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M LOOK AT THE HAND-hSlT
ZEPHYR WoRsTED HOODS at 25c. worth 81;
BREAKFAST SHAWLs at ~, 1926, sl.So,aud ::'
GHiLDREN'S MTTTESS at 25c.;
KNIT LEGGfNGS for children ut 90 TO- and sea
fpatr, lust about one-half the regular price;
wORsTED sCARFSat Ioc. worth ?oc;
NUBIAS at 75c. worth Sl.2s;'
pJJLsE-WARMERS at sc. a pair: $50
KNIT woRsTEp SACQUES for ladies and cba'
drei sp- ~nt : fs;.5 Hi7"sa37
LAMBS-WoOL KNIT skfRTsa s o. worth Is;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at So worth s3;.ni r
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at $3.50 wosth $780,.
IBALMORAL SKIRTS for ladtes, and children S
all prices. at -, LEVY BROTHERS.
uNBLEACHEDt KNITTING COTTON at se.
a pound. " y .sGe $50 =
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mTGOoDS FOR CHRISTMAS.
EIEeANT INITIAL HANDKERCHiEfs for
ladies and gentlcuen,w worked inthe eonTentoS
Paris, only 81 apiece, worth $50; r.s
COLLARS, T
.FIcnapt LINEN SETS OF COLLhRsand CoFtS,
gROTHE SHAWLS, handsone aud eheap;
= y SILK POPLINS,a a. - sac
BLACK and COLORED SILhS,
sCARFS, SASHEs,
NECK-RIBBONs.
WORK-BASKETs.
PoERET-BOOKs,
CfGAR-CASEs,
TIDE
TABLE-CLOTHS, -a
a NAPKINS, DOYLlES. TOWELS,
MAESElLLEs QUILTS
JEWELRY In great variety,
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
FANCY SOAPe,
Handsome HNR-BRCsHES,
Elegant FANS, sATCEELs,
and hundreds Of other articles.
-CLARKrS and CoATs's SPOOL COTTON, 7oo'
per dozeu. 81, "S
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M WOOL BED-sPREADs at % worth
s.; CALICO CoMFoRTABLBs AZ -, S2.25' $50
and s3-not the price OF the calico and ba,nps; ia.se
siz. HuNEY-COMB QUILTS ut sl.E "er'hs -
FLASNELS at old prices, tbcsgh there has "%n
IN advance Of 10 Ter cent. since the boston mr.,
do LEVY BROTIIERs.
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wLACE-EDGE LINEN COLLARS AT
loo. worth 2Sc.; ss...rAg .-..n3.
LINEN COLLARS at soc. per dozen worth -;
LINEN COLLARS MT 81 per dozen worth &c.
= apiece; -,s e..rr
LINEN Gifts at &c. 80. IS, 20, and SOC a pair;
HALFISCH COVENTRY RuFFLE at GSc. WORTH
Genuine THREAD BoBBrS-EDaE, Is yards for
&C., worth SC. a yard;
CROCHET EDGE, q piece Of Il yards for s'e-
worth SC. a yard;
LEATHER BELTS Of the latest styles at reduced
prices;
SHETLAND WOOL Wells ct Ioc. worth &c;
yEILS at CSC. worth G0c.; ssa !
CHFMfSETTS at CSC. worth 55c.;
All kinds Of RUFFLEs atlow prices; .
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHlEFS OF .? fef
dozen worth "a; r. -
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCMEFs al . per
dozen worth 81
Great ~,araaius in rABLE-CLoTHs, NAPKINS,
DOYLIEs, and TOWELS at
So Is @.. LEVY BROTHERS,
.r @@ No. 1917 aud 1919 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at SOC. a
(. pound. -.
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Ng~ NEW STOCK OFGCLOAKS Of the
latest STYLES, to which we call. particular attention.. g
We have marked the prices so iow that the Dost
economical will fud II 10 their Advantage 70 make
their purchases Of US.
de& ~ LEY bhoii
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Patti receives $4,000 for two perform,
a week in Russia, and sI,GW q night,
for extra performances. I
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YTTINsLOW'S CORN AND FRESH
wv PEACHES, aoc.; PINEAPPLE, acc; AZ
PARAGUS, soc.; WORCESTEhSHlR5 AEcH'
10 e-s.aoa% Third aud Mainstreets.
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TUST IN TINE.
81 The holidays are rapidly afftfoaehias, =, r s.
YarE making pnreRases adapted to the Joyous sea,
son. The goods are coming in--good .goHus.a In =
Goods. cheap goods fashionable goods-und " WIZ oe
: e Jd ming for purchasers TO give US q call.
! sooo 'iA ~ - CI. z. CO.. i
No. s23 Main street
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TRESH. SALT and SMOKED MEATS
Il and VEGETABLES. all Of the choicestgraaeS,
GUARANTEE 80 :. CENTRAL MARKET,
de e-steods InGG ana
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CHEAPEST AND BEST line of goods
" for the holidays in the city. delivered free.
II. G. MORRISS s. CO.,
Central Market, Third and Main streets.
ia q otnnd&
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TXTRA LARGE 3-pound can IOMA-
CESTRAL. MARKET.
,o estaodS Third and Main streets.
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DONELESS HAMS.-A few cases TA1-
DLOR,S BONELESS HAIS-qItslit WaITaRlsd.
do n --#. a. j.
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buckets TAY-
wi Logs SUPERIOR MlSCE-MEAT for sale
TO the trade. 49, ~ eroI ZIG q no /.
do q .# a..
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$4,000 CITY OF RICHMOND SIX PER CENT.
III BONDS tregts.erot or coupen}. Prise, 90 and
! Is iatereas. - -. ~.
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out regard to past differences, to
unite in, this convention and to no.
inmate such q ticket and adopt such
a platform as will command the re-
spect and support of the whole
people.
All good Republicans also desire
that our party shall, as we ara as
sured it will, declare itself decided
ly, distinctly and definitely in favor
Of retrenchment, reform, reduction
Of taxes and the removal of all un-
necessary burdens on commerce
and trade, and in favor of equal
and just legislation for all interests
and all classes of persons.
By order of the committee.
p. B. S. PINCHBACK,
President.
WILLIAM V1aERs, Recording Secre-
tary State Central Committee.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE REpuB-
]ican Party Of Louisiana, New Or
leans, March -18, 1872.-The COM
mittee met pursuant to adjourn
ment, President Pinchback in the
chair.
There being q quorum present
the committee proceeded to bust
ness. = -
The following resolution, pre-
sented by Hon. A. E. Barber, was
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the President OF
this committee be and is hereby
authorized to cali a State conven-
tion of the Republican party of
Louisiana, to meet at the Mechanics'
Institute, in the city Of New Or
leans, at twelve o'clock NJ, on
THURSDAY, May 2, 1872, for the
purpose of electing delegates to at
tend the National Republican Con-
vention, called by the National Re-
publican Executive Committee, to
be held at Philadelphia, June 5,
1872; also to nominate a Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretery of
State, Auditor of Public Accounts,
Superintendent Of Public Educa-
ton, Attorney General, and Repre-
sentatives in Congress, and to
transact such other business as may
come before it. 49,
On motion of Hon. 81. J. Camp
bell, the minutes were ordered to
be printed in the official journal.
By order of the committee.
P. B. S. PINCKBACK,
President.
WILLIAM V1eERs, Recording Secre-
tary State Central Committee Re-
publican party of Louisiana.
All Republican newspapers
throughout the State are requested
to copy.
The weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1872-1882, 1872-04-27
Not1ce.

RooMs STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Re-
publican Party of Louisiana, New Orleans,
April -, 1879. At q meeting Of the Re.
publican State Executive Committee, held
on the eleventh instant, the following re-
solution offered by John Parsons, Esq,
was unanimously adopted: .
Resolved, That the convention called by
the State Committee to meet in New Or
leans on the second day Of May, 1872, be
postponed until Tuesday, the twenty
eighth day Of May, 1872, and that notice
be given to the parish and ward commit
tees of the several parishes and wards. +,
P. B. S. PINCHBACK,
President.
WILLIAM V1oERs, Recording Secretary
State Central Committee. -