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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-09

MRS. E&ie AubFy We Simeon BeIdeDs
ELEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 9804.-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Seventh District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the abOYe entitled cause ! will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the St. Louis Auction
Exchange, in the basement rOtuDd8 of the st.
Louis Hotel, st. Louis street, between Charities
and ROYAL streets, in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY August g. 1872, at twelve o'clock
NJ the following described property, TO wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Faubourg Treme in theSecOnd District of this
city in the square number seventy. one, comprised
within Dumaine Robertson, Claiborne and ST.
Philip streets, designated by the numbers nine
and ten or plan made by VOilquin, late surveyor,
on the twenty-seVenth of December, 1885, and
deposited in the Office of H. Pedesclaux then g
notary public in this city. Said lots measure each
French measure, thirty feet front on Dumaine
street, between Robertson and Claiborne streets,
by ninety feet in depth; together with all the
buildings and improvem ents thereon. Being the
same property purchased by the defendant herein
from Mrs. Egle Aubry plaintiff herein, as per act
passed before OnesiphOre Drouet, notary public
In this city, the twenty fourth day of May, 1871
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-l. For cash to pay plaintiff the amount of
note of two Thousand dollars, due on the twenty:
seventh day of May 1879, with interest thereon at
the rate of eight per cent per aunum from the
twenty fourth of May, 1871 until the day of sale,
together with four dollars and thiTty-1ve cents
costs of protest. four dollars costs of copy of act
counsel fees at five per cent on the amount of said
note and two others hereinafter described say the
sum of two hundred dollars and the costs of suit.
q On credit corresponding to the maturity of
the other two notes, to wit: On the twenty-fOurth
OF May, 1873, the respective sums of one Thousand
and seventy. four dollars and nine hundred and
twenty six dollars, with interest on both sums at
twenty fourth of May, 1871 until final payment.
g. And the balance of the price of adjudication if
any, cash on the spot ..
al &c I D. IL, FN-1,
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 49, OF.
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IN THE VICINITY OF TIE PROPERTY OF
HON. G. ROSELIUS
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SHERIFFS SALES,

William A. Hyde VS.. Valentine ROthang.
TlOURTB DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 33,l94.-- BY virtue of writ of
ferifacias to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans in the above entitled cause, / will
proceed TO sell at public auction, on the
premises hereinafter designated, On MONDAY,
August H. 1872, at five o'clock P. NJ. the following
described property, TO wit
THE MARINE WAYS fOE raising vessels, situated
on Old Canal, rear Galvez street, in the Second
District of this city.
Seized in the above suit
TeFms-Cash on the spot -
@. S. SAUVIEBT.
80. Lln-ln hrnEn lam
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-09
By Charles E. Fortier.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SECOND DIS.
TRICT OF TINS CITY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-09

SUCCESSION OF MRS. CATHARINA zUsT, WIDOW
OF JACQUES, ARTZNER.
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Mrs. widow GeTTrpde 3. NTcBeth rs. J ohm

M. bUlCnaTuT.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No 9765.-By virtue of a writ Of seiz-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Seventh District Court for the parish of Or
leans in the above entitled cause, | will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets in the Second District of
this city, on SATURDAY, August 10, 1872, at twelve
O'Clock M., the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated IN
the Sixth District city of New Orleans late Burhe
VILE in the parish Of Jefferson, in this State, desg
mated by the number ninety. five, bounded by st.
David and Greene Streets Henry Clay avenue and
Bloomingdale, composed of twentyone lots of
grOu d. numbered from one to twenty-one inclu-
D'HemecOurt, deputy surveyor, on the twenty-sec-
Oad of May 1867; being the same property acquired
by John NJ Burchardt defendant herein, by pur
chase from the heirs of D. f. BuTthe and others, as
per act passed before Selm Wagner, late notary
public in this city, on the seventh Of June 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
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anil Il sell Sheriff Of the pa Mi d " Orleans

A. j. Demarest VS.. A. j. Oliver ct ais
cyIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH o
= Orleans, No. 326.-By virtue Of a writ Of
ieri facias against A. ], Oliver, and Charles Lester
to NE directed by the honorable the Sixth District
Court for the parish of orleans, in the above en-
titled cause viii proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Merchants and Aueuoneers, Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District Of this city, on
TUESDAY August q, 1e72, ct twelve O'Clock NJ, the
following described property, TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improve
ments thereon, situated in the First District of
this city, designated lot number six IN square
bounded by Triton Walk, Apollo, or Carendelet,
Bacchus or Baronne, and Calliope streets, as per
plan of j. Pile, late sarveyUr, dated twentieth De-
cembeF 1923, annexed to an act passed before Felix
de Armas, then notary public in this city, on the
third of January, 1929.
Said Tot measuring, IN French measure, ffty-one
feet front on Triton Walk ona hundred and fifteen
feet eleven inches on the line d st num5er five,
and one hundred and eighteen fest ten inches on
the line Of lot number seven and hftyone feet one
inch in the rear.
The improvements comprise q cottage house,
number two hundred and eight, Triton Walk and
its dependencies
Seized in the above suit as belonging to defend.
ant Lester.
C. s. SAUvINET,
iv25 au12 p Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
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COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, WITH SPA.
CIOUS GROUNDS, ON ELYSIAN FIELDS
AVENUE, BETWEEN CELESTNE AND GENIUS
STREETS.
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SUCCESSION OF JEAN sAIvANr.

FOUR VALUABLE LOTS IN MoDovoeHy1LIR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-09

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE ON CUSTOM
HOUSE STREET, BETWEEN IRENE AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS LYNCH.

TWENTY.SIX VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF
GRONUD IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-09
By George Pearson.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK SEAMAN.
Second District Court for the parish 81 Orleans
No. IS, 49,
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TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 1913 CHARTERS
Strict, BETWEEN DUMAIN AND ST. PHILIP
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPHINE ARMANT, WIDOW
HONORB LAEDREAUX.

Parish Court of the Parish Of St. James-EO. -.
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SUCCESSION OF MARIE EMILE DoUCET. WIDOW
OF LANCE CRAIS.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80, O95.
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Edward heRrny VS.. James Oscar Nixon
NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
4 of Orleans, No. 3654.-By virtue Of a writ OF
e iEure and sale 70 me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, win proceed to sen
at public auction, az the Merchants and Auc-
fioneers' Exchange, Royal street betyeen Canal
and CustOuhouse streets, in the Second District of
this city, on SATURDAY, August II 1877, at twelve
o'clock H., the following described property to
wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. with all the
improvements thereon, rightss ways, privileges and
appurtenances therennt0 belonging OF in anywise
appertaining situated in the second District OF this
CITY, and bounded BY Canal Customhouse, Olympia
and Murat streets, and having q front OF three
hundred feet OF each OF said streets.
Being the same property acquired BY James Os.
car Nixon defendant herein, by purchase from Al
fred Kesrny, as per act passed before W Il. Peters,
late notary public IN this city, on the twenty
sixth day of May 1855.
SeiEed In the above suit
Terms-CesA on the spot.
iyls 81 auI7 Sheriff Of The Parish ef Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-09
By R. NJ. g B. j. Montgomery.

FURNITURE, PIANOS, CARPETS,
ETC, AT AUCTION
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM sCHIoTTMANM
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 35 ,585
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Q. 3 5hUNINEI,
aus % se1O Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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7w0 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN TIKI THIR6
DISTRICT, IN THE SQUARE BOUNDED BIZ
ELMIRA. DESIRE, GREATmEN AND CRAPS
STREETS.
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jy2i aulC rs Sheriff of the P PARISH Of oTieaus
, 1872-11-18

New York club paper, the Arcodian wants
to know why women do not endeavor to become
car-conductors, and then has the assurance to
answer the question. "The petty hunors," it
ard their own sex in emergencies which demand
good temper and forbearance, would be enough
to destroy the patronage of any railroad oofn-
pany, 90 far as that Of female passengers WAS
concerned; Men's inhumanity to man
is equalled by womans discourtesy
to woman, and we know Of no poai.
ton in which that discourtesy would be called
into more constant operation than that OF our
conductor On city railroad. Depend upon it,
II nmen in that position are as testy and unac-
en- would be ten times worse Fancy the STOP
ping-places that would be forgotten, the change
that would be unreturned, the fares that would
be either uncollected or collected twice.
the lady passengers that would be
tRs4 eRuooed a1,,a ana nd the ee1t1emen passengers
ters' that should be spotted the direc-
tors that would ba cajoled, the police
men that would be Wheedled, and the general
Generalization that would reign from muddy
morn TO dusty eve1 Wehear great deal from
poets and preachers concerning woman's benev-
olence and angelhood. II man Is little lower
than the angels, woman, according to them, le
every inch as tall. Very we'll Then let aorp
woman prove her kinship to the stars BY con-
Quoting street-car as it should bs conducted
aecotolng = 70 tnat laeai stanoafo which 90 many
women, Judging BY their complaints. appear
to have erected in their own minis
Let her, in 8 position OF this kind he
kind and gentle to women with big baskets and
small children; let her bear in mind the iftv
different places at which she is requested t.
stop let her good-temperedly change, or refude
to change, as the case may, the aggraYatiug s3I0
note, which is always offered for fare when the
car is at its fullest and the difficulty Of making
change the greatest let her, for fourteen hours
Q out OF twenty -four, be calm in manner and DO
me IN WORD, amid the dirt and the perspiration
and the vulgar crowd, and the thousand fhat ha-
set the male conductor-let her do all this, and
re will acknowledge, not only that abe has thu
moral height Of the angels, but that she is even
. head and shoulders taller.''
, 1872-11-18
FLANNEL GOODS.
FLA N N T Is
At Old Prices.

Notwithsta1 sding the large advance
in all Woollen> Goods since the recent
fire, We oontinne g to offer, at the same
low rates as here 'tofore, all Of the best
and most desirah le heavy and medium
weight Elannels,. in all colors; Shirt
ing Fla11nels, Opera Flannels, Plain
and Twjlled Shaker Flannels, Heavy
Dornetsc and Canton Flannels; White
and Cola red Blankets, Of extra, medi-
um, and: common grades; in all sizes;
Crib BE ankets; Black: and Colored
Beavers. and other heavy Coatings;
Cloths a nd Cassimeres;. Plain and
Fancy Ck oakings, Pushes and Trim
ming Ve1s cts, etc., ETC., in our usual
choice asso rtments, and all goods per-
tanning to ! Housekeeping, at the low
est rates il I this market for equal
qualities.
, 1872-11-18

Chauncey j.. Blair; Secretary, John Butcher .
caller. Caller. Charles counselman. The following,
mittance FREQ to all. Those wishing to trad
must become members, by paying S. initiat;on
fee, to meet at Gardiner House, corner NT;rh-
igan avenue and Jackson street, at TX o'clock
p m.. daily, during the packing season.n Trade
December, at ~ cents. "o'''
, 1872-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
The Peake Family Swiss Bel-Ringers gave
an entertainment at the Academy Of Music last
evening. offering varied programme to fair
audience. It did not purport to be sacred con-
cert, but was billed as a." Classic Parlor E1ter-
tainment," SO that no one need be disappointed
at hearing an extremely Light end frothy suc-
cession of pieces unless it might be ques-
toned whether 'sJinks' Brother" and Sc Who
Stole the Donkey" come under the head
OF "olaaaic." There were several features
, 1872-11-18
INSURANCE,
companies Doing Business in Illinois
-'Rhear Assets, and Their Losses i'm
the Boston Fire.
AUDrToR's OFFICE,
lLLIFo1s, BUREAU OF INSURANCE.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. II 1870

AUDrToR's OFFICE A.,
ILLINOIS, BUREAU OF INSURANCE
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 13, 1872,
Lon. c. E. Lippincott, auditor Of Public ccouns.
SIR: Herewith 1 present to you statement
showing the name OF each Fire and Fire-Marine
insurance Company doing business in this State.
NOV. 8, 1872; their gross assets, and the amount
OF reported loss by the conaagration in Boston,
Mass, on the 9th and 10th inst. The companies
reported suspended, and other information, an
pear in the column under head; OF 'Remarks. ~
The figures of loss given in the statement are
believed to be accurate at least as near so as the
Companies can ascertain at this early date.
Your, respectfully, WILLIAM SrAppEs.
Superintendent Of insurance
, 1872-11-18

-, -Abraham Keyserr, who lately deceased in
Bouck, Sheriff Of Bchoharie County. and wea
State Treasurer Of New York when Bouck was
Governor. Those we're the paimy days Of the
Albany Regency.
, 1872-11-18
....... ousANkiSS CHE 1NCES.
.--
EAoI 81. L OUIS
RAIL MILL FeR @ar,r

Te p1opEietoEs offer for aalo u aboye very valuable
Vfnali9 indlaF md Ions
business and It's facilities prooS0 e. [o In's IN %
render one Of the best he best locations Ia hs
hs q @
Coa 81 the best quality min IN t, ~ een pnr ton
s9y IL IL The ta mill at eoss ef s. per bi,shei or
a ne Fiji ssd stream ttat
oads of Inoa t !ste With FL the rail-
Miss9aai & hY trapsfer boat which loadsd c;,rs come
these form some Ct the important advantages Of ills io
cation Ine buildings and machinery are in excellent
iqg gs 5eads 5 b1t9 @ for Estol!0g Pad Iaf capacity
and the cole for sale is liability Of th
to give reronal attentlon For particulars address
GERARD B. ALLEN l. CO.. or
ADOLPHUS MEIER
, 1872-11-18
Steam to italy.

The Anchor Line steamship Napou will sail from the
company'a pier, No. 20 North River, New York, for
Genoa, calling at Gibraltar, Saturday, 23d Novem
ber. Cabin passage $50 and $50 currency. Apply to
Henderson Brothers, 524 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1872-11-18

~ Assets include instalment notes or rolIcies
{2) Assessment voted.
l3> Assets h1arch II, 1872.
a. Assets March 81, 1871,
{6) Suspended.
10y Assessment voted,
~ Assets Nov. ], 1871
(8) Reinsurance $4,000,
{N Assets July "a, 1872
gg Impairment made good By stockholders.
(12> Assets include insta1mens notes On policies
Issued. <S~~*-
tl4} Suspended.
90 Stockholders assessed 60 per ceut.
(6) Assets Feb. 20, 1872,
IN Reinsured S., 900.
{t6) Asset July 81, 1872,
.{1Y Assets Nov. ii, 1872
{20> Suspended-Recefvar appointed.
{2N Reinsurance SIZE, 1888.
}a21 }a51 ASSETS include premium notes.
}53) @ assets April 8, 1872. Assessment voted.
{2D Suspended.
f2s) Suspended risks re-insured in Exch Fire. II, I,
{26) Assets Nov. !, 1872 -
taD tD Assets include premium notes.
}2sl Assets July 81, 1872.
129) Reinsurance $500, 900,
}sH suspended, awaiting action Of stockholders,
}}s2) keinsured S 900 assessment 60 pc, cant,
{33) Assets June /, 1872.
t34) Assets Msy 81, 1872,
t55} Assets include premium notes.
t36) Reinsured IS ,01o.
tSal l assets include premium notes.
t38; Suspended.
: {53} Assets Oct. /, 1e7?
i4o) Reinsurance deducted from loar.
H1l Assessment % per cent
t42} Reinsured Il, 5,0Co.
{43) Reinsurance 81, ,0oNassessment 60 rsr cent.
80 assets Nov. l, 1872. net exce2r ca 2;ta!.
t45) Reinaured $4,000
, 1872-11-18

F.z1,-: %
cathedr,1 e;nos ona -. ~sn ~ ouo :. - " .uo
ouo set OF prayers n ID praises,
"h1e priest at thfs other end sings mother, the
appointed service cannot be got til rough with
tnnata in suc1, 4,.s4 ~ Dos'n 10 ~
.-a..h;. ., asee' 'na' u Inc gre at oooy OF
ppeis tlPe language OF both choir and
?pnest' who arf' supposed to be Ifti ng up their
vhen one remembers - the '' old i'l' prezbT- ziuu
,I1an "a, he1 0ce, OF winch christopher
ottn sa1t, ut consisted Of three SER
tmporanec,us 1anfnaoa and a third --r;ttan ont
+a+ X ,ni,1,t -. 80 s" e. 49, Ats.en :. WV
10 ieAu ~ 'ne eons.es' s11on' ono
4e1s tnat the effort to make up by quantity OF
pal, is by no means distinction CT the Church
a Ror,a rrha contrast 10 40 av;d -, - ~ A.. ..
il evar vas-the contrast m ~ n.oa 1;tr a1oinst
ns..4: "aIane :; eou'lass m oi eaa my osalnss
hcause 1onn. we're ripht1y called Pt .ar;sa;c,, +
nnot mereiy church ritual. Long enitanhs in
Westminster Abbey Or % coneesse mi Gp'an doenment
two or three hundred pages Of eulogy when
aaepresentatiye dies. or q new ef ltion of one
b,ndrea and twenty Volumes of sx ,-rnona ~ o7d
Ea1;e,, a;--;naa ~h;o,, - 49,. =. 1.n 1s -. aa ~
aaln, or the much speaking Of y eek of phil
anhIoplc anmversanes, when, Il ON sultry
wary air ribrates hour after hour eyery form
OF eloouence, from the most ra iicaI to he
mst classca1. OF feminine ~ =. of rnascn-
liz nersuasion' All these oxh;h;t the ~ ahsurdtv
oftbe system which won1d mak|, - y in nnantity
fo,its defects in substance. Il ies say, g 1T &C.
culies The tme, which would 81 ,ea M to Be-, in the
Bm its absnrdtv does MT o' sae, = rane1 the
fn,eTr race ~ mans.arraJ n9' -, san1 ~ IL
1n;gt ~ snch hnaIs oip1 taA' fan,;ne f. IN;
.t;T ..11;nc 4';+f,,,,! nsas ~ ", ~ a1anre
Hsn 10 nam asAns piAnuy lily 1or mere; 1nGae the
Goza3 ~ ao4oethi.n .mef he++o Sas -, 1hia. a+5 5
tha ~ nb;,asonhT is - nao al Us al1u
- a-os2,p--a ~ ;taif = tn 40 True th tl;
l.; ;4a:a1 sa.1 80 80 'ut tne fea. I6
~ "a "ol4' anu aoesn ot Walt to ri uct.e
-ne agiss sn1 4 Let a;5 1ne s5s ZEN go; it ha lts
, 1872-11-18

We receive deposits, discount business paper, md
transact regular commercial banking business, at
either our. South Or Vest Side Offices.
LUNT, PRESTON & EEAs,
, 1872-11-18
Anderson's European Hote

A0Q6TSon's EUROPEAN 1lUttls
This elegant establishment is now in full running
order This evening {A1onday), from too, the build
ing will be lighted from top to bottom and the public
is invited to call and take look st one OF the finest
houses of tie kind in the country.
, 1872-11-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.


The firm OF John Z. Davis Co. IS this day dissolved
by mutual onsent mr. j. L. Davis being alouo author
lied to settl. the affairs Of said firm. ...
JOHN Z. DAVIS.
uov 1a73, QHAS. RICHTER.
, 1872-11-18

The unersienad have this day formed copartnsrship
for Carrying On tho coffee and spice business under the
s6r1u name Of John L. UaVs Oo'4 A1q 1noHo az the
Broadway Mills. IgAN L: DAVIS.
Nov II. l872 i xEuvAkh QEHH.
, 1872-11-18
COP 0PAFTNERSHIP.

Nov.A 1873A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Attention not Admiration.

Women desire attention chiefly to secure ad-
miration, aud there are some among them
comparatively few of course-who would brave
censure, and prefer rebuke or ridicule itself to
neglect. But they do not always go the way to
be admired, even when they attract attention.
though they think they do; and not the most
eloquent rhetorician could convince the silly
little lady that her chignon when the biggest,
her trail when the longest, her waist when the
smallest, is ugly Just in proportion to it's super
latve, and that the attention she attracts is not
admiration When other women look at her gu
peTcihously, some with envy, some with disdain
when men add their quota OF amused surprise,
and fiatter her with an irony she never per-
ceves, she is quite sure she has made the
mark she played for, and that all is as it should
be. Her soul pastures pleasantly by the sweet
waters Of content, for she has made a sensationi
and can the attention-desiring nature demand
more?
Another method by which some young ladies
like to attract attention is free use OF slang
phrases and general carelessness Of manner
II they cannot attract attention by supremacy il
grace, in beauty, in wit, they manage to do sc
by exaggeration and audacity OF speech, by in
science, or eccentricity of bearing they are sat
stied il their bizdrrerie attracts, and they art
not oVer-oritieal as 10 the quality OF the atten
tion it brings them. They never see the cover
satire they never catch the subtle sneer the.
are impervious to ridicule, deaf and blind to con
tempt. So long as they see all eyes turned OF
them, so long as they are In the centre OF
crowd Of listeners, they are supremely satisfied
How different from these loud-talking, unwom
enly girls is the modest, sweetly-retiring maid
ems, who shrink from attention, and thus attrac
admiration involuntarily