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We have no idea that there will be any
racing TO- day, or on the trip up to st. Louis.
between the Robert E. Lee and the
Natchez. but as they both leave at the same
hour. Captain ]. J. Brown, Of the steamer
William 8. Pike. will leave the head of Gus
tomhouse street at four O'Clock precisely
this afternoon, and will run up the river
about fifteen miles, and there lay to for the
purpose of enabling his passengers to see
the Lee and Natchez as they come steamine
up. The Pike will be back here about nine
O'Clock. We are indebted to Captain Brown
for complimentary tickets.
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'.Prase God, from whom all blessings flow:
Praise Him all cresfures here below;
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host,
Praise Father Son and holy Gnost
We can not conclude our report of the
commencement exercises OF Straight UNI
versity without remark. 1t Is well known
that this new institution has been estao,
lished by the efforts OF benevolent s men ana
women here and elsewhere, chiefly to aid
the colored element in the South In their
efforts to obtain complete emancipation BY
placing within easy reach the power OF
knowledge. Hence, although the Caucasian
is recognIzed As a imam and brother" and
freely admitted to its benefits, still it will be
mainly q place of education for ceiored
children and youth. 1t ID, tnen,
worthy of consideration even to that por-
ton of the Southern community
who entertain the strongest .prejudlces OF
race. For even these admit that as free
mar and citizen, the colored man will be
all the better member of society 1t possess
-fryfs SUUCatiUo- d ilixoncs-ana -e-sr
tiop Of CON. psrsaon ofxqecs's bSs 70 nlA., 70
do with sEiS question. For even we're tne
inadmissible postulate conceded OF markeo
mental disparity, II would nos aIecs an,, sne sns
of humanity. Under any aspect, therefore,
a great good is being accomplished, some
thing that will tell in coming generauons
for the benefit of all races.
Those who sneer at such efforts, OF which
Straight University is the fruit, on the
Ground that the African race possesses IN
ONLY small degree the faculty OF improve
ment. should visit the institution and lace
the facts that will face them. ;,
It is stated by some Gulliver that IN the
interior of Pennsylvania the solid OLD Dutcn
farmers, at every election. vote for General
Jackson to the present day. They are nc
more IN error than those, who, shutting
their eyes to the onward progress OF all
around them, do not see that the colored
man of to-day (even with only few years
of opportunity is q different being from
the colored man before the emancipation
when mentally fet,ered with the benumb-
ing shackles Of slavery.
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FOR1

Active Demand for 1Goady16 Londsn-
John Brlght's Hea1sh Ke5tored-In-
ferior Quality Of the New Tee-Fanerar
OF Earl Clarendon-Ac4a aiescenee ON the
Abdication Of Isnbelln-Vote ON the
InfAlNbility Dogma mot POstp0ned-
Carpet Manufactory Burned to the
Ground-Negotiatipg q Loan to Com.
plete she Regeneration OF Psris-6ari
baldi Quite In-Q aiet Restored In
Cork-PrOtsat Against the bourbon
Dynasty.
LONDON, June 29.-There Is an active de-
mand for money at the banks and on the
streets.
John Bright's health is restored.
The new tea which has been received
proves to be of an inferior quality.
The funeral of the Earl OF Clarendon took
place to day. In accordance with the wishes
of the deceased the ceremony was strictly
private.
has been appointed Lord Justice of the Court
of Appeals, in the case of Lyons against
Thomas, where the defeRdent was sued for
the abduction of Esther Lyons, and her con-
version from Judaism, by which the plaintiff
was non-sulted.
Napoleon and Generals Prim and Serrano
acouiesced in the abdication of Isabella on
condition that no Prince of the House OF
Orleans should succeed to the throne of
Spain.
Dispatches from Rome contradict the
report that the vote on the infalhbility
dogma would be postponed, and state that
it would probably be taken to-day, and that
the PRONUNCIATION of the new dogma will
take place tomorrow.
One of the largest carpet manufactures in
Beauvais was burned to the ground last
night. Six building with all their costly
machinery and stock, raw aud manufactured
materials, were destroyed. Loss estimated
at over 81 600, coo.
About 800 operators are thrown out of
employment.
Nj. Pressenz had an audience at Ems this
week with the Emperor Of Rnssia, who readi-
ly engaged to protect the Proteetants in
Lithuania from persecution.
The French government is negotiating q
heavy loan to complete the regeneration Of
| Paris, inaugurated by Baron Hausmann.
FLORENCE, June 29.-It is reported that
| Garibaldi is i'll.
Cork June 29.-Quiet has been nominally
restored, but commercial uneasiness con-
| tinues.
The government prosecutions sre un'
! abated.
MADRID, June 29.-The press Of this city
rC0NrrNURD ON ErGHTH PA0I.1
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THE GREAT PAVILION,
QeO feet in length by ITO feet in widthJ
Lake End Pontchartrain Railroad.

This new institution, on the Partisan style, has
be en- opened to the public
1t is the object of the proprietor TO make TINS
pIace of entertainment especially for ladles and
their escorts. The best order will be maintained
and no Objectionable persons will be admitted.
Delicious ICE CREAM, SODA WATER, CCF.
Fr and CONFECTIONERY Will be served at the
lowest prices charged for the samein the CITY, ~
The best of LAGER BEER and LIQUORS will
be kept on hand
Jseeer's Brass and String Band has been engaged,
and every evening from O'clock to the departure Of
the last train viii discourse operate and selected
music for the enjoyment Of visitors.
Rryate Ball Parties and Soirees can be given in
the pavilion at low ratios, and with the regular
Band BY Supplying to the proprietor.
Cars will from the Lake to the city as late as
the public for such conveyance. horse car will start
from the Lake at II o'clock P. NJ. thus giving an
lake breezss, etc.. after their supper.
Parents are especially invited to attend. as the
proprietor intends to make the Pavilion pleasant
resort for ladies and children
lea I'm e. f. DENkOHAUD, Proprietor.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

pAR1S PAVILION, CORNER OF
lanai ana Where stSeetA-Spaldin9 q RdwelI
pfopr1et0rs-to rent for Balls and Promenade Oon.
sefss. Inc only cool Bathroom IN the city. Bsauti.
fuliy igneed with GAA Splendid Dancing Floor
snd ntted mp snperbly with every convenience re-
Qu,site to meet the taste and comfort Of pstrons
ppy ~ tne ACADEMY OF Music fem nine a. n. to
~. z. A.s 70 j KITfRn DGE.
Z 1e0 Treasurer Academy OF Music,
T4n NEW FL DORA DO, SO 0T.
= CHARLES street. the most popular and enjoyable
Manaesr; open every night. Lock ct this array OF
tt.,sns; n,ss Alice Mitchell comic songs and fancy
9Ancess M,le Sarah, Jack wire po. former: Sandy
polar. Ethiopian. Dutcn and lri.h comedian; Tony
SScnton, 1rash character. vocalist and comedian;
2aster st. George the accomplished clog dancer
Professor Cooke. characteristic vocalist
cents; iaid ticket good for rsfreshmen
j Z ne par Will be always supplied with the finest
TDfands OF imported liquors. ie25 I'm
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my1l d&w
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
GRAND ISLE HOTEL,
GULF SHORE, LOUISIANA.

This Hotel was opened on June 4. 1870. Its surf
bathing salt, breezy atmosphere, and abundance oi
fish and oysters. need no fusome praises Sloops
and yachts are kept always ready for fishing and
pleasure parties. The Colonel D. S. Gage will run
on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS, leaving Har'
vey's Canal at eight O'Clock A. M.
Terms-$3 per day; $ls per week; $50 per month
Children and servants half price.
Address Glass Box 1861. Post Office. New Orleans
ia2s Pm B. MARGOT, Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T,O PxINrERs AND PUBLISHES

The Oelebrsted Quick. Drying PRINTING INKS,
for sized and caendared Pspers, Bill and Letter
Heads, Cards, Circulars, Bills OF Fare. etc.
HUPkkIOR NEWS INKS, free frsm sediment
and all impurities, manufact 1red by the GkAY'S
FERRY PRINIINGlNK WORKS, Philadelphia.
can be had Of GEORGE II. VINlEN, Dealer in
Paper and all kinds of Printers materials, No. l37
Poydras street, New Orleans. Louisiana.
PRINTING INK.-We have tried most of the
first class printing inks made in this country, and
know whereof we speak in recommending that
manufactured at the Gray's Ferry Printing Ink
L e essi, Horfed n ~ of %esher is cesr
clean and pretty. and in my ways far ahead oi
inks sold at higher prices. We seconded in this
recommendation by our pressman. in the correct.
ness Of whose judgment in matters pertainitg g to
the pressroom We bave unlimited confidence
Pittsburg Daily Gazette.
from the Phillipsburg. Pennsylvania. JournaL1
This issue of the Journal is printed with ink from
the Gray's Ferry Printing Ink Works. Philadelphia
and greatly to satisfaction. it surpasses any
have heretofore used. 1t deserves the high encomi
ums showsrsd upon it By the press jels I'm
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REWARDS.

~enn HEWA p-WILL BE PAID TO
BOUO any person, and no questions asked. who
Iii find MY OhILO. o glri seventeen months ol d
She was carried away from door, at the corner OF
Howard and Poydras streets. at seven O'clock; s;o
. xoman named Martha who is well known. The
ehild has gh HAIR fine blue g es; had no shoes OF
stockings on wore q brown calico dress Tne cnlio
Is rather handsome. ,~
II jeA JnOM 40 DIO = Z.
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~ IL 1854, ILL; 1865, 1ll3; new, 11sf;
s.m s,as dl34; 1868. 1132; 10-40s lOO1. SOUTH
na.sas nna%asss'ties were dull in the forenoon. and
do;no I' TSg the afternoon; irmer in Ten
s7. 1ew ssi.osing steady with but little
SKIES ak 77a: e;rhtsss htss 66; new 64a; virginias
fives %; Georgia sixsI Iabsma a eiohts 'gsse 1"':
Carolinas 40; new u; 'eauans oeEnI osa. n' avi'
new 81. seus 9os, Norsn
Nurales Lemus, Cuban Oarolinas 10;
United States, is dead.
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DuLTos,s INTERNATIONAL.

NIAGARA FALLS.
] This elegant Ap4 mcderp.s hpin asssa n.s 81,
being the largest and most ooinplete summer Hotel
in the country. The loestiou il within few rods Of
the American Falls, and commanding fine view OF
the rspiog and river. The lawn is beautifully laid
out extensive Piazza ex ending the entire length
of the building frors.ng the lawn on the east side
double Piazza and Balcony extending the entire
front. The rooms are all light ed with gas and well
ventilated; the appointments of the most mod
ern style, JAMES I, FULTON,
myla I'm Proprietor.
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nv lS-$75 to $500 per month,
w malA and female, to introduce

VTANTED-AGEN iS-$75 to 500 per month.
w evervwhere, male and female. TO introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMUN SENSE
1titch, hem, FELL suck, quilt, cord biod. braid and
embroider in . most superior manner Price oniy
SR Fully war; anted for five years. We Will pay
5000 for any Machine that will sew stronger more
6eautlful or more elastic seam than ours, ~ MAKES
4he ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every second eutcn can
be cut and still the cloth not be pulled spaao
without tearing it. We pay agents from 90 70 tT sH
per month and expenses. or . commission iIoM
vhich twice that amount can be made AdGress
SEOOME 4 CO., PlTTSBURGHs rENNc M X
LOUIS MISSOURI >r.;..
OAUfiON-Beware of all agents selling Machines
under the same name ours, unless tney can snoW
Certificate Of agency signed by u.s. We shall NOT
hold ourselves responsible fof worthless "a
either selling or using Machines under this name 70
the full extent of the law unless sucn m snt h.
vere obtained from our agents. 10 NOT Oe
impos ed upon by parties who copy or adver1ise.
ment and circulars and offer worthless MScnlnes AZ
4 less price. apA' oin NO"
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D1AMoso ooFrEEHous1 AS'
LAGER BEER SALOON
Late Cotton Plant.
Corner Carondelot and Lafayette Streets.
Choicest Wines, Mqnoss and Cigars. always On
hand, - also the veg best Western La&er 6eeE.
g. HENNERER0.
o'clock. 1s1
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6ENCY FOE THE SUPPLY
HINESE ABOR ERS.

Having made the necessary arrangements with au
American house Of the highest standing in Hong.
Kong. China, the undersigned are now prepared t
contract with planters and others for the delivery OF
any required number Of abiebodied, doce and ex'
perienced agricultural laborers, to be drawn from
the interior Chinese Provinces whose climate most
nearly resembles that of the cotton and sugaI
regions of the South.
The period Of engagement will be from threet
five years. Wages, for plantation work, eight dol
lars coin) per month; six dollars payable monthly.
two dollars to be retained to the end of engageme t
to secure fidelity to contract
Ship charges and other expenses at the lowest fig
ure. For details, address
O'FALLON HATCH, or
GENERAL JOHN G. WALKER.
ap50 3m eod&w 40 Gravier street. New Orleans
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-cN JUNE 90 1870. a PROMlS-
- sorry note signed by Henry Won Haven. for $1o1
dated Neg Orleans January issS payi;6s Iosf
by Jacob Won Haven and F. huppenbau Al
parties are hereby cautioned against neeodlamng ~
This note 1e1o Oh
CTOLEN-FROM TaE RESIDENCE OF
- the unde rsgned, during the year 1858. the 1ol-
lowing certificates
l. A CERTIFICATE of thirty shares of the Bank
of New Orleans, to the same Of P. L. Bernard.
n A CERTIFICATE OF twelve shares of the Bank
of New Orleans. to the name o, p. l.. Bernard.
Apple alton has been made for new certificates.
p. l.. BERNARD,
Corner st. Louis and Rampant streets.
en7 1tam 6u
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AT OST OR MISLAID-A PHO1ISoUUh
IL note for The Gum Of One Ihousapd y DGan1s pnhs.
bacher, to his own order, and BY him inoorse1.
payable one year after date and secuTea q yctoVe
MoreL notary, on the tenth August. 1862 Al par
ties notified not to negotiate the ss,a norS S
finder Of ss;d note will coofer favor BY LEAVING II
n Frank Vatter'e. No. so Maga zine street. ]eZ I'm
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no SAVE l. A II u IL
AND
INSURE LARGE CROPS.
apsse stsrn's RAW BONE s0PER-PHoSPHATE
FINE GROUND BONE. the ereas EsrtibssrA
Il asUIs STERN BROS. manufacturers. once No
Si,artrss strsst. New Ofasans' LsuAasns- bens
" 80 -. .aI s,adas esustsatly - hand. Do3y
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LOST.

AIOTICE-LOST OR MIsLA!D-CHEOA NJ:
ESQ., Of the Merchants Bank OF New UslSfns. Es
Nessrs allsnt wilde: San FrancisGo' tha nrds:
Of Mrs Frances Ssinsot tor two hundred collars ~.
Payment of the above having been s!oppou: the the
puu..c ~ ~1o o"~sA0"'~ "e je19 j7l8 30
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wv n TED GENTS TD SELL THE Eoacd oUaA
makes the .sElastic Lock stitch and is Warranteo
for P5ce SIS All ears on less
infringeme is Address OOTAGON skWlNG M A
CHINE COMPANY, St Louis Missouri. Chi.cago, ago
Ls, htt A'''0e' jel4 26t*
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CAZARAC KEkTAURANT,
No. 10 Royal Street,
BY SPARIOIO.
The best of everything in the market. and pure
Wines and Liquors. at down town prices Taoie
service elegant. Walters polite ana sttenuVe'
les
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FQR RENT,


TNOR RENT.-TWO FINELY ESITUATED
L second-Hoor rooms, in that elegant residence,
No. 2l2 Carondelet street. ons of the most pleasant
and comfortable houses in the city. Possession
given July l. Apply on the premises. je3 lw
T1OR RENT.-FURNISHED ROOMS AT
II the corner of st. Charles and North streets.
fronting on Lafayette Square. ~ prices ranging
liz st. Charles street. JeZsZw
NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO
i Story Residence ls9 Calliope street, between
st. Charles and Camp streets. with all the modern
and from Canal street. and only ten minutes walk
= Canal street. Apply at Isl Callope street.:
u 90 No AND 80 RD-A NUMBER OF
N pleasantly situated and we'll furnished rooms to
rent, with without board. at No. l77 Lafayette
street. between Baronne and Carondelgt streets.
mJa 3m
u n o. WITH Oh WITAOCT
N BOARD-Fof families gentlemen. at ~
fravier street between Franklin and Liberty. je8
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A q ENTs WANTED.-e$l0 PEI DAxE
"A Nv The AMERICAN HITTING MAChlNE
COMPANY, Boston. Massachusetts. or q; LSn.s oSt.
Missouri. !o.- ~
a GENTS WANTED EVER - II ~ y =
"A to sell the AMERICAN KNIT: ING MAOhlN y,
ire onlv practical Family Knitting Machine ever
snyented. Prics s25 Will knit 20 600 , stitches g
psr INFINITE. ADDRESS AMERICAN kNlIIlN1
MACHINE COMPANY, Boston, MASSACHUSETTS,. or
st. Louis, Missouri. apIS D" i'ew
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NEW ARRIVALS WEEKLY. no12 ~
&1OOO REWARD.

$1,000 hn"A11:
DEgING'S VIA FUGA cures all Liver. Kidney
and Bladder Diseases. Organic Weakness, Female
Affections, Gensral Debility and all complaints oi
the Urinary Organs, in male and female. $1,000 wi II
Also be paid for any case of Blind Bleeding Itch
ing Piles that DEBING's PILE REMEDY fails to cure
sold everyWhere Send for Pamphlet.
Laboratory 142 Franklin street.
my1l d&w1y Baltimore. Maryland.
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TNANTED -AGkNrS TO SELL THh HUME s5e
II makes the Lock Stitch (aike on both sces
and the only licensed under-feed shuttle 1Sn,ae
wilson, Grover & Bas or and Singer 70 All
other Shuttle Machines soid ier less tnaa
sixty tolIars are infriDgements. ana the SenSi 6no
user liable to prosecution. ADDRESS J0dNSON.
CLARK CO., Boston. Massachusetts, fi:tsourg'
.sr.; jel4 26t~
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WANTED,

CHORTHANO PUPILS WANTED
q Phonogrspny taught privately to lsoies Or gen.
Professonai Reporter Pupils OF ordinary CO 9sS ty
can correspond after the third lesson, and follow
tie swiftsst speaker in sn incredibly snort time
Fee eight dollars returned in case OF pupils In
competency. Address Shorthand, hepnDnSSan
offic0
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FOB SALE,

EEOR SALE-ON REASONABLE AND AC-
RESIDENCE, situsted in the town Of Biloxi. near
Rhe Lighthouse For price and conditions OF sale,
bppH TO u. DE FERRET, Auctioneer.
6ol2 @s Office 80 ROYAL street.
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WASHINGTON.

poMEsTI0 AND F0RElaN KARKETs
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BOARDING..

DOOMs AND BOARD.
100. Camp Street. .............100
EDWARDS HOURE.
Very pleasant, cool, and well ventilated rooms,
with excellent board, at very reasonable summer
prices. Also . few transient and day boarders &C
conmodated. jeU 3m
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
NEW ORLEANS AND FLORIDA NAIL
Contract Awarded Yesterday
AMNESTY BILL POSTPONED
President Grant and a Senate Committee
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Progressive Speech of Pendleton

DISASTROUS FIRE AT NEW IBERIA
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lcoNr1xuED ON E1GHrz rAes.l
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DAVIS d JACKSON.
WILLIAM DAVIS, n. O. y.yAcxsoN. Il. Z.
WHOLESALE OLOTHIERs.
l00. .Gravier Atreet.-..........1OS
Factory lel Chambers street New York.
RETAIL HOUSE AT OUR OLD STAND.
500. Street. .30s
A Large Assortment Of
NEWS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
Constantly on hand; Also, Large Stock Of
oezv FURNISHING eooDaL
WILLIAM DAUPHIN,
IMPORTER. JOBBER AND MANUFACTURED
Millinery. Fancy and straw Goods Ar
tilcjnl Flowers, WreAths. etc.
No. l50 CANAL STAEET.
NEW ARRIVALS WEEKLY. no12ly
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WHOLE NUMBER 1910


6Y TELEGN AFns
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
NEW ORLEANS AND FLORIDA MAIL
Contract Awarded Yesterday
AMNESTY BILL POSTPONED
President Grant and a Senate Committee
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Progressive Speech of Pendleton
DISASTROUS FIRE AT NEW IBERIA
nnNy.STrn AVN F0REl6H EAHYETS
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telligence and the formation of mind. The
reverend gentleman concluded with an elo-
quent prayer, and then the whole assemoly
rose and sung, in full chorus, to the tune Of
Old Hundred, the doxology- ...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

NWA ~ LE-ABOUT ELEVNN THOUSAND
AqK3A II different tractss cf thex 4pfst
ftH % covered With 1zsEninCsnf fofesta OF red
Iprpas, and pnrtiens are near ths riyef. Nofgan's
Xlhd Texas Railroad -contiguous TO IN inexhsutt.
Ihle market for lumber and woodland are very
Aluable. The whole, interest. will be disposed
At extremely low rates, the owner is about
Aavsng the State in consequence Of i'll health.
Eo- full particulars apply to Colonel J. -. Nixon.
70. los Gravier street, up stairs, corner Bank
ace between the hours Of and II O'Clock A. M or
lo Messfs. Davis Freret, keal Estate Agents No.
Iet et Charles street. to Mr. Placide j. Spear No.
e Rxeh AnUo piac0. my6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

TOR SAL CA BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
4 RESIDENCE. in WadesAoro, two and . half
miles from Pontchatoula Station. ON New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. having also. direct
water com munication with New Orleans. in com
plete order, well fenced and can be made self sus-
tanning either as Fruit or Poultry Farm; well sup:
piled with frnit Of all kinds, water and wood, and
the healthiest locality the state, containing
about twelve inquire for terms. etc. At No.
10 Camp street, from 10 to q A. M. my2 Inn
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-16
500 population would give one Representative
56,356

The remaining towns fall below the requi.
Bite number and would have to be classed or
have separate reprepresentation-o or an equi.
table portion of the next decade.
Freeport is the only considerable town that
will have to be classed. 1t is one of our best
towns, and should not thus suffer, il it can be
prevented. 1t bad population of 2795, and
has heretofore enjoyed representation each
year. Its present population is '2457. Bridg-
ton and Wlndham will perhaps shake off the
annoyances of a classification. The, Republi-
can shoulders Of Windbam have not
proved strong enough, every time,
10 carry the load of a Democratic
Scarborough, as was intended ten years ago,
when these political muL icip2l antipodes were
yoked together; another i'lustratralion OF the
unexpected results Of political improvidence
Republican Windham will hereafter be most
happy to scull its own boat. The towns
which are to be classed will represent popu-
lation OF 27,6S7, and be entitled to eight rep
resentatives. This would call for popula-
tion OF 32ll to constitute a class representa-
tive district. The aggregate population of these
classed towns is much less than that of the
city of Portland, and as the city Of Portland
will have nearly enough population for six
representatives, proper regard for her position
should entitle her 10 that number. The con-
stitution farther prescribes that when towns
not entitled to elect representative shall de-
termine against classification, the Legisla-
ture is competent to give them tseparate rep
resentation for such portion of time and such
periods as shall be just.