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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-22
FOREIGN.
Stormy Weather.


LONDON, January 2l.-.The weather is
very stormy and unpleasant thrOughou. the
British islands. Telegraph lines are pros
trated between London and Valencia.
American messages are therefore dispatched
by way of Brest and the French cable.
Condition of the Pope.
The Lancet says: On Friday the Pope,
after fatiguing receptions, complained of
being unwell, and had an epileptic seizure,
lasting forty minutes. Since then he has
been confined to bed. Though his health
grave reports recently circulated are
grOundless.
A Memorial from the Anti.Slavery So
ciety.
The Anti-Slavery Society addressed Lord
Derby q memorial on the American Spanish
note. Derby replied that the government
would give the subject the attention its i'm.
pOrtance deserved.
The memorial of the Anti-Slavery Society
to Earl Derby, Foreign Minister, on the
Cuban question, states they have reliable
information that Spain is willing to place
Cuba in the same relation that Canada
occupies toward England, on condition that
slavery is retained.
The memorial points out that in view of
the recent American circular, the obstacle
NO longer exists which was advanced by
Earl Derby last year, that Great Briesin's
interference in the Cuban question would
cause jealousy in the United States.
Senator Sherman ludorsed.
The Times, in leading editorial article
on American finances, indorses Senator
Sherman's proposition looking to q COMMON
unit for money and account for the United
States and Great Britain. The writer says:
America, in returning to specie payments;
will almost enter upon q new phase of
monetary development. Therefore the
change in the American standard value will
involve NO serious shock to social and COM
mercial arrangements, such as would ensue
upon an alteration in value of the British
sovereign"
The Times thinks the proposition opens
no less prospect than the establishment of
q common monetary SYSTEMS
A Fraudulent Banker.
Richard Banner Oakley, proprietor of
the Cooperative Credit Bank, was ar
raigned to-day before the Lord Mayor
charged with fraud, false pretences and
conspiracy. Prosecuting counsel said the
bank had received f40, 900 from public de-
posits and current accounts. An execution
was put on the bank last Saturday and
only lie lid was found on hand. On the
same day lady had paid in E7OO, which
was used to pay the clerks wages. The
prisoner was remanded, the LORD Mayor
refusing to take bail
Tho Centennial Ri6emen and Boatmen.
The Globe says that at . meeting of the
National Rifle Association to-day, it WAS
resolved that the association accept the in
vitatlOn of the National Association at New
York to organize . team to represent tho
United Kingdom in amstch for the cham
pionship Of the world, provided no other IN
dependent team sent from England, Scot
land or ireland be included in the match.
Cambridge will not decide its connect ton
with the American boating regatta until tho
general assembly off students takes place,
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THE TURF.
The Races at Charleston.

Xuc 1NUCeS NJ CudEHCBtVus
CHARLESTON, January 2l.-FOurth day.
There was a large attendance at the races
to-day. TIE track was in good condi ition.
Fist Race-For all ages; two mile cash.
Mary Long, l: Mary, 2. Time-3:52h.
Second Race - Hutchinson stakes. for
three year olds; mile heats. Grit, !, 1; Ath-
lone, 3, ?; Emma s., 2, distanced. Time
ISL. Isl.
Third Roce-For all ages; one and three
quarters miles. Survivor, J; Larry Hart, =;
Frank, distarced. Time-3:18.
Fourth Roce-For all ages; two mile
heats. Tom O'Neil, l, L; Lottie Moon, 3, 2;
Prussian, 2, 3. Time-3:49A, 348h.
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COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1876.

supreme Court.
Present, all the Justices.
REHEARINGs.
No. 4825. John r. Clay vs. Michel Armand
Peyroux.-Rehearing granted to correct de-
cree.
No. 5S2l. State ex rel. New Orleans Print
ing and Publishing Company vs. Charles
Clinton, State Auditor.-Rehearing refused.
No. 6O99 Mary E. Pradat, widow, etc., vs.
Margaret Lsgan ct al.-Rehearing refused.
The court adjourned to Monday, January
"a.
Superior District Court.
Citizens Bank Vs. New Orleans National
Building Observation-Disclosures for plain
tiff for $2939 Al.
superior Criminal Court.
GRAND JURY.
Administering poison with intent to com.
NIT the crime Of murder-State vs.. Mrs.
E. NJ. Adams. A true bill:
Accused. an aged cOlOred wOma1, 1e
charged with having poisoned potful OF
soup in the house Of Mrs. Philip Videau,
corner of Terpeichore and Locust Streets
on the fourteenth of July, 1874. There
was an affidavit made before Judge Nc
Arthur, but the case was indefinitely COZ
tinued.
Murder-Bernard Baumgarten, for shoot
ing and killing boy, Charles Adams, on
corner of Gaiennie and Annunciation
streets. Not q true bill.
IMPORTATION.
Misunderstanding vs.. Bernard Baum
garten. Bonds, $1,000.
MOTION.
Petty larceny-William Dixon alias
Mohan, charged with robbery and convict
ed of petty larceny. Motion for arrest OF
judgment filed.
ACQUITTED.
Embez bezzlement-John Campbell. charged
with embezzling spring wagon fron
| Joseph johnson. valued at $4o, on the
| seventeenth of November, 1875.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Grand larceny-James Augustin, charged
| with stealing from Louis kuch y butcher
cart and harness, in front Of the Poydra'
Market, on the twenty second OF Decem
ber, 1875.
| NIsTR1AL.
| Grand larceDy-Frank Paul, Jointly
charged with James Auguetiu, as above.
CONVICTED.
Grand larceny-Louisa Jones and Wiz
ginia Lewis, stealing, on the thlrtieth Q
| May, 1870, from james Dillon marcy, Cow
They were once before convicted, bnt q nev
trial was granted OF some informality o
the information.
! First District Court.
! vERDICTS.
Pat Connolly, petty larceny, not guilty
Antoine Manuel, petty larceny, guilty.
Fourth District Court.
Mrs. Anna NJ G. Pitcher VS.. L. Swaty e
al.-On rule of plaintiff judgment was give
tor defendant.
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List of passengers per steamship ffank
furt: e,;,v
Alf. Slidell. ,-.a.. n Rohde.
=; r..n SUH H.v.n.-Charles 6cbeldor, r.
pn.rtv T.. n. Vionnett, Mis- e. J. WnSos
- T. Nd ioss forty.fye stesrsge passenger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-22

FANCY PRINr1Na.-Messr L. Graham q
Co., No. 70 Camp street, favor us with .
COPY Of their superbly printed card oslen-
dar, designed tor counting house use. We
nave nowhere seen . higher degree OF letter
press printing. Mr.. Grahs0, tho SENIOR
member Of the firm, II we'll known - .
printer Of exquisite taste sad suecess'ol
execution in the works Of his great art.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-22

and thou vert the kindest man that ever
strake with sword: and thou vert the good
liest person that ever came among press of
knights; and thou vert the meekest man
and the gentlest that ever ate in hall among
ladies; and thou vert the sternest knight to
thy mortal foe that ever put spear in rest"
-Schribner's for February.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-22

AN OLD FR1ESD.-Mr. Archie Campbell, E,
for theee many years known to our public as
q dispenser of good things, last night opened
his Wholesale and retail wine, liquor and
cigar store, corner OF Camp and Natchez
streets. He has neatly ftted the store up,
and is ready to supply any quantity from q
bottle to barrel, and of the best quality
and at the lowest prices. The hungry and
thirsty will find sample room" in the
rear where eatables and drinkables can be
had, az good as ever we're imported.
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Combinations, etc.

The following appointments were con-
frmed bv the Senate on Thursday:
vermilion-Leopold j. LeVrette, notary
public. .... of Tho
peace, eighth ward; j. 0. New, constable
eighth ward; w. E. Staten, recorder.
Orleane-T A. Marvin, justice OF the peace,
Seventh District; NJ. Glsudin, clerk OF 'ne
Second Municipal Police Court.
Grant-F. w. Sharp, sheriff.
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The senatorship.

The Washington correspondent OF the ST.
Louis Globe, January l8, saye:
There appears to be a determination
among the Republican Senators to se1tie
the interminable Louisiana senatorial quos-
ton in the next two weeks, by either a.
hitting Pinchback or Eustis, the new oen-
dsy. The Senate is heartily wearied with
the case, and it is more doubtful than ever
as to who will be admitted. The result WILL
be very close either way.
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The TemperatuFe.

The thermometer at Louis Frigeros, NO.
50 Charities street, stood as follows Jan
nary 81: At A. NJ, 45o;st 2 P. NJ, to-; st
6P. NJ, GO. Lowest point during the nigns
Of January 20. 500,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-22

Nym Crinkle has written play called
"The Twins" It will be played at Wal
lacks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-22

The farmers Of Kansas think they arc
killing grasshopper egg by winter plowing.
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BY TELEG GRAPH. l..
TROUBLE IN MASON COUNTY, TEXAS
A GERMAN KILLED AND SCA1PED
THE KICKAPOO HORSE THIEVES
THEIR LAST RAID A SUCCESS
SAN ANTONIO. January 81, 1876

rsn-ctal to the New Orleans Republican. J
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lCONTtNUID ON KI0HrH PAoE.l
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fact that General Lee had placed his COM
mission as cOmmander-in-chiefO of the Army
of Northern Virginia in the hands of the
President of the Confederate States, with
the request that he should nominate his
successor, was communicated by Mr.. Davis
to any save his confidential advisers. Ger
tain 1t is, the knowledge of such an impor-
tant event was current neither in the army
nor among the Southern people at
large. Mr.. Davis reply is not te:
fore US, but We may rest assured
that his cheering words and ex
pressions of confidence, uttered in the
name and on behalf Of the nation, con-
vinced his favorite lieutenant that he
could most ably fill the measure of public
expectation, and control the destinies of the
grand army upon which the COnIederacy
leaned for the protection of her capital.
His resignation was not pressed and the
Confederate hero continued to occupy the
position for which, above all his cOmpan'
ions, he was best suited, encircling it with
the halo of his pure life and great deeds,
and rendering it ilustri0us for all time by
the tried valor, the self-sacrifice and the
devotion of his followers.
This letter may we'll be regarded as .
truthful expression of tho generosity, the
modesty, the exalted manhood, and the
disinterested patriotism Of General Lee. 1t
il entirely characteristic of him to whom
tho sorrowing words Of Sir Ector for the
great Sir Laneelot have been with rever-
"Thou vert head Of all Christian knights;
thou vert never matched of earth
" knights hand; and thou vert the court
lest knight that ever bare shield;
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Oettlsfr.
SATURDAY. April

TIE TIDINcs brought by tie last arrival in re-
gard to the legislation in the American Congress
required to carry our treaty into effect, though
not so definitely favorable a. we could wish, vet
shows that 1t Is following the usual course of
such matters in the House of representatives
The bill had been discussed in Committee of the
Whole during the allotted hour on several days,
and speeches had been made in its favor by
Messrs. Luttrell, Page, LeaVenworth and Dunnell,
and 1t was strongly supported by Fernando Wood
of New York and Gen. Garfield of Ohio. Mr..
Blaine, the best debater Of the House, is also in
favor of the bill. At least SIX weeks would
elapse after the date of cur last intelligence from
Washington before the present session of Congress
comes to a close, and it is reasonable to expect
that the bill will Pass during that interval. 1t
will be remembered that a simple majority only
OF the Representatives is necessary to its passage.
> The ). f. Commercial Herald of March 10th
says: 1.-The weight of testimony that reaches us
from Washington leads US to believe that the
Hawaiian Treaty viii be ratified by Congress in
all this month"
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MEMORANDA.

Report OF BK C ANDES, ROBINSON, MAsrER.saied from
zen laws out had winds from Swt to wv, then had four days
Iigbt southerfy winds; took the trades in Lat 29S Long lS4
f[Sm ,hence to port had light trades with no rain
REPoRr OF ScHR BONANZA, SANDS, MAsTEE-Leit san
Francisco March 18th, at IL m, in a dense fog. FIRST day S9t
trades March a5h, in Long las 25' w, Lat "a 20 n OBJ
served 4 martial eclipse OF the sun-the day very clear: me
first contact occurring at s O'Clock and the last at II O'Clock,
a m. At o. O'Clock, during the centre OF the eclipse, u was
light E 70 SE winds; sighted east end OF Maui al daynght d
the 18th inst, and arrived in port At 3 O'Clock p m, making Tue
passage in eleven days
Report OF SCHR FLYING MIST, TIBBEY, MAsIER--LeIt
san Francisco Mar 18th, at 2 p m; had light winds throuehout
the cntire passage; was in sightof diamond heau saeIn
at : y m, in a calm, and arrived OF the port the same evening"
making the passage in y days
REPORT OF ScHR FANNY, TIBBEY, MAsTER-Li San
Francisco Mar 18th First three days strong NV wIndsi Z
mainder Of passage light windsi anchored OIL me port l Z
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ASSENGER

CnoI WTxpwARp PoRTs-Per Kilauea, Mar 25th:-Bistf2p
wT;s Mrs ] p Sfssons and servant, Mrs KenWay ana . Sht-
80 " M BRANCH. Miss c Risely, J Marsden, J q Iuckefr
Ms owen. G n Judd and servant, Mrs Boyd, MISS b2yi,
- poT;sn Uifs and son. Mrs G Armstrong and son, kes
on NJ satov Mrs EIdridge, Sit Moon, 5 Maikai, I 4
EreeooLl%ot,55 r ITiEasni. Mrs Waihokaea, Akana, Koki and wife,
and 81 deck
r.. I,u.,x.-Per Nettie Merrill, Mar 2Tth:-Prof w ID
Alexander, ID Mousarratt, Mrs Smith, Miss b Dudoit, ~
c;hSon Mrs HayseIden and child, Mr. Wightman anu "He'
sIr< DenInan, Mr. w II Bailey, Mr. Burrows and others
-Faau SAN PRAScIsco-Per Bonanza, Mar 2Sth;-'ohh l
1amptesI. Gordon Prince, J II Black
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sort OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

ar. 25-Stmr Kilauea, Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui.
25-Schr Pauahi. Hopu, from Hilo, Hawaii.
26-Schr Jenny, UiIama, from Kona & Kau-
27-Schr Annie, Kalauao, from Nawiliwili, Kauai.
27-Schr Marion, Lambert, from Kooa and Waimea.
2S-Am bk Camden, Robinson, % dys I'm Port Gamble
2S-Am schr Bonanza, Sands. IL dys I'm San Francisco.
29-Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip, - days from San
Francisco
2a-Schr Mile Morris, Ramaunu, from Kaunakakai.
29-Schr Unama, Mana, from Kohaa, Hawaii.
3O-SchrK a Moi, Reynolds, from Kahului, Maui
3O-Schr Kamaile, Bones, I'm Wafmea K Koloa, Kauai.
sO-Schr Kinau, Ahuihala, from Hanalei, Kauai.
3O-schr Luka, Kaai, from Maliko, Maui
Slam schr Flying Mist, Tibbey, IL days from San
Francisco.
Slam schr Fanny, Tibbey, IL days and ! hours from
san Francisco.
Am VIII sh 81 George, Knowles, from cruise via Hawai-.
hae, clean.
31-schr Nettie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina, Maui
3I-Schr Mary Ellen, Peni, from Hilo, Hawaii.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

Haw BIZ Ka Moi, from London, to H HaekfeM & Co, win be
Italian corvette vi.tOr PisanO, from Japan, due in all this
month.
Dir bark Albert, from Sydney with Goals, to Hackield & Co,
is due. go
Am BIZ Selah, from Tahiti, is about due.
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DEPARTURES.

az 25-Schr Fairy Queen, kaaina. for Kohala, Hawaii
25-Schr Luka, Kaai, for MaHko, Maui.
25-schr Pueokahi, Clarke, for IIana, Maui
25-Am VIII blk Three Brothers, Owen, for Arctic.
2T-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
2T-Schr Annie, Kalauao, for NawiiWili, Kauai
1-Am VIII blk Mt WoIlaston, Mitchell, for Arctic. .
2S-Schr Marion, Lambert, for Koloa & Waimea, Kauai
2s-Schr Pauahi, Hopu, for lilo, Hawaii
2S-Schr Jenny, Uilama, for kona and kau, Hawaii
3O-Schr Mile Morris, Kamaunu, for Kaunakakai-
3I-Schr Kinau, Ah1ihala, for Haualei, Kauai.
3I-Schr ManuokawAi, Kimo, for Nawiliwii, Kauai
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The Costa RIGA Case.

In tks B',1siia Of san Francisco received per last
mail u- read that Jgdgr Holman has rendered a
decision jH the suits Instituted by oonsignccs aud
cuHs;gEors 81 goods CD the Steamship Costa lsica,
which uas bsachsd near the heads, some two years
ago holding shat the sirandiug was an occurrence
Of neglect. The liability Of the Paeiac Nail Com
pany hayiag been affirmed it must make good all
damages 10 the cargo"
Several parties here who were shippers by ibe
Costa Rfeq are interested in this decision.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
b s Myrmidon, Commander Hare.
MERCHANTMEN
Am Miss brig Morning star, Colcord.
Am bk Mary Belle Roberts, Gray, loading.
Am bkfn J A Falkinburg, Hubbard, discharging.
Haw bk W G Parke. Blackstone, dischaTgng.
Am bk Camden, Robinson, discharging.
Am schr BOnanLn, Sands
Am schr Gen Harney, Tripp.
Sm schr Fanny, Tibbey.
Am sehr Flying Mist, Tibbey.
wHALERs.
Uaw gh brig Onward.
Am VIII bk Java I'd, Fisher, discharging-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A LII PERs0Ns HAVING LAIMs AGAINST
N The Estate o. William Hall, late q Derctania street, no.
noluiu, deceased, are requested 10 forward the same with
The proper vouchers 10 the undersigned. al nj. once, No. ~
Fort street, Honolulu, within sir calendar months from the
date Of the FIRST publication Of this notice, OF they Win be- hr.
ever barred. And all persons indebted 20 the said William
Hall are required 10 pay the amounts owing BY them forthwith.
EDWARD PRESTON,
Administrator Of the Kstats Of the said VIM. HAL.
Dated this Th day Of March, 1870. mill a.
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NOTICE
NOTICE TO

A Ii PERSONS K HEREBY
N DEN 10 trespass On the land called WAiNANALO, in
the Ahupusa OF Honouliuli, District Of Eva, Oahu, by letusg
cattle run on the same, or by cutting, or taking wood, or kill
ing wild cattle, or hunting on said land
The boundaries OF said land are described as follows. " o n3
Alma Hooinalma mua ia John Meek. o Ike Kala o LIHUE,
a me Ike Kula o H0NOUL1ULI, ma ka aoao mauka, q me IA
aoso makai o NANAKULI, ma kahi aoao a ma KooiIins, ma
kahi aoao,"
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Fgo9 PoRT GAxBLE-Per Camden, Mar 2Sth:-255636 #
- I1mbeT- 6403S do dressed, 24st m cedar shingles
ESoN San FRANcIsco-Per Bonanza, Mar 2eth;- cs
and ? pkgs fancy goods, l do dry goods, 2 cs cartridges 40
rifles, i do Photograph
Faox Saw FEAxcIsco-Per Gen Harvey, Mar 3oth.-6i
bys tobacco.
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DIED.

sCsxrIpER-In this city Mar 27th, at the Queens Hospl'
al Of apoopIexy, EMIL SCHNEIDER. a native oisaxonyi Ger
uany, aged 80 years
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NOTICE.

A THE VOLCANO uoUsE CRATER
EIv Of kilanea, WILL BE CLOSED on March 10th. 1879.
16k After thai date, parties Waiting the Crater, should
provide themselves with tents. food, bedding, guldrs, ke.
VOLCANO HOUSE, March lot 1870. mills I'm
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FOR SALE OR LEASE

Attic ENTRANCE on PAUoA An,A
IN Valley, n Fine Family Residence, well known MlI
ne the premises fornneny owned and occupied 10y WlI
Stephen spenoeri there IL a fine spring Of water on the place.
Also, :he LEI and Fine Cottage AdJsInIngi
az Terms Eagf. -.
For particulars apply At this once. mill
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS!

ENREsH FROM THE FACTORY OF LOUIS
M McMurTay Il Co., received per Ceyion. In cases Of Two
dozen each-6OO DOZeu-in one and two pound Cans.
For sale low y (aulG B0LLES 4 co.
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{ have the honor 70 Be your obal. ssrvt.
Gas. T. Grrrck, Chief

The next letter explains itself and it has to be
added that Mr.. P. assured the Minister that his
4
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NOTICE.

DIVIDEND OF : PER CENT. ~ I'LL
~ he pail a. cur cmrr, IN niio, O. ne creditors " The
cslais a. 1. Iispai a Hon. go the itth ~ Autl usst
nHn. March.o, 1870. lulzs2O HITCHCOCK a BIO
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NOTICE.

THE wATER ATE FROM JAM
CARf la, 1870 payable Ia adyancs) 20 July La.
TN lsse, teisg noe dse, al Psrsons havisf wsisf Rats.
fE<L unpaid are requested 10 cat NJ my once ana eettls
Prsvloas 20 DE $50 q aAreh, 1st ssing ths cad q ~ ASA
year. AL wnter Rates unpaid fr amer hat tate are iaolf 10
he cut % without any f1rher notes. "a 4 uQwLAND,
mhiS Ina Superintendent Water Wrka.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
THE HOUSE AND PREMISES AT riik
- 90 q Pauoa Valley, hcionglng O. tho uudertisn"d
-Tssn NAOMI
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hired out to proprietors who might be numbered
on a few mems fingers.
Is apropos " tiis subject, we would beg to
introduce for the consideration of our readers and
Tor the coming Legislature, the following sensible
remarks Of DR.. PaIey
The quantity Of happiness in q given district,
although it is possible it may be increased, the
number Of inhabitants remaining the same, is
chiefly and most naturally affected by alteration
Of the numbers that consequently, the decay of
population is the greatest evil that a state can
suffer; and the Improvement of it the object
which ought, in all countries, to be aimed at, in
preference to erery Other political purpose rrhdteUer.
The Importance of population, and the supe-
riority of it TO every other national advantage,
are points necessary to be ineulcated and to be
understood in as much as false estimates, or
fantastic notions Of national grandeur, are per-
petually drawing the attention of statesmen and
legislators from the care of this, which is at all
times the true and absolute interest of a country
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FOR SALE OR LRAsR !

Ia fHE WE'LL Known PREMISES On
eIN As corner Of Port ana King Streets, Al present ooca.
- pied by the undersigned. Tue corner ~ a roon Rta12
- xr.room on King street, lox3s feet above which 10 =
u (. e4k3S.-if not sold within the next three months, the en-.
NerssAlscs viii he onercd for lease.
HENRY BRADLEY.
nono0iu, Malal 10, 1870. mills 2s
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NOTICE.

nURING MY-ABsENCE FROM THIS
lssFswn. Mrs ,. n. slack hohtt = poser ~ attorneS %
tansAa any business on my account
feh.<A. lss0. tRO J. BLACK