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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-02

Succession OF jean Jacques Aibert-N0s
352T7.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans.-Whereas, William Renerth has
petitiOned the court for letters of administration
on the estate of the late Jean jacques Albert, de
ceased, intestate: Notice Is hereby given to all
whom it may concern show cause within ten
days why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
fe24 % mh3 M O. TRACY Clerk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-02

ftZ4 70 mhJ NJ. %
Succession Of William Prehn-NO. 35,27S
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans - Whereas, William Prehn, Jr., has
petitioned the court for letters of admins
tration on the estate of the late William Prehn,
deceased, ntestate. Notice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern, to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted
By order of the Court.
fel4 28 mh3 MO. TRACY. Clerk
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession Of James Lambert-N0. 33.O;sss
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE\ PARISH
~ OF Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors OF this estate and to all other persons
herbin interested to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by the admnstra-
trx OF this estate not be homOlogated and approved
and the funds distributed in acc1rdance thtrewith
By order Of the Court.
mh2 6 10 NJ O. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-02

Estate of Widow Anna Chevalier.
LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
"A estate of Widow Anna Chevalier nee Sommer
vile are hereby notified to present the salne to
the undersigned and all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to pay forthwith to the
undersigned. EDWARD PlLLS6Uhf,
Testamentary Executor.
mh2I63l No 81 CarOndelet street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-02

Succession of Etienne Carlon-No. IS 26}.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans.-W hereas. X. A. Carbon has petitioned
the court for letters of administration ON the
estate Of the late Etienne Carbon de-
ceased, ntestate: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it NAV concern. to show cause within ten
days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the Court.
nh2 Clio M. o. TRACY, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
A Lien b. MINER. AUCTIONEER
IA Salesrooms 95 Chambers and II Reade streets
BY ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER,
THIIRSnAY DECEMBER


at 10H o'clock at their salesrooms,
95 Ch ambe RS and n Reade streets,
UNRESERVED SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
COMPRISING THE BALANCE OF STOCK OF A WELL
KNOWN DESIGNER SIGN OF THIS CITY, WHICH,
MANSHIP, CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
EMBRACING AS FOLLOWS
superb satin wood Cabinet Bookcase lined with blue
velvet elegantly carved by Rosguv 81 900; eabo-
ratey carved black walnut Buffet with plate glass
and richly inaid; carved wood and giltrnounted
Mantes Of unique and beautiful designs; ebony Marque
terie inaid Cabinets richly carved walnut Extension
Tables Mnrqueerie nlaid ormolu mounted Centre and
Side Tables Pedesals and carved
Chairs Lady's Secretary black walnut and oak Dining
Suits with heart wood polished and gilt mount
ings; carved rosewood and black walnut Parlor and
Library Suits, &C., &c.
ENGLISH WATER COLORS
private collection of very fine English Water Colors
from the gallery Of well known connosseur elegantly
framed In gilt and walnut.
about io fine European Chromos Of recent importation,
comprising copies in landscape, marine and figure
pieces from the works Of celebrated artists OF the French
Dusseldorf and Belgian schools, to be sold without
serve.
The above exhibition till day Of sale, and
we would respectfully invite examnation from
friends and all those desiring artistic work in Furniture
Pictures.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

A Lien b. MINER AUCTIONEER.
N General salesrooms 90 Chambers and n Reade sts
BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER.
WEDNESDAY, 18TH INST. AND TIL URSDAY 18TH,
at II O'Clock each day,
AT THEIR NEW PARLOR SALESROOMS
IS UNION SQUARE CWEST) BETWEEN SIXTEENTH
AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS.
TRUSTEES SALE.
y VALUABLE DIAMONDS AND OTHER PRECIOUS
STONES STONES MOUNTED IN MS, ls CARAT RAT, COLD ALL OF
WElGHT WE Al AND 2uAdITY As PER CATALOGUE a BIC RICH
DESIGNS; @ ELEGANT MT, HUNTING HUNT &C CASE WATCHES @ FOR
SERVE, BY ORDER OF
T.. W. BURR TRUSTEE,
comprising undoubtedly the finest stock offered at
value.
This stock has all been manufactured for class city
sales and Is OF the latest and most elegant designs and
NECKLACES, BRACELETS, CLUSTER AND SOIL
TAIRE BROOCHES EARRINGS AND FINGER RINGS,
LOCKETS, SCARF PINS AND RINGS STUDS. SLEEVE
and new mine stones
SOLID GOLD DJEWELRY-Comprising Bracelets, Neck
laces Earrings, Brooches and SETS OF exquisite work
manship.
The above will be on exhibition and from Thursday
December IL, until Saturday evening December IA, at
O'clock during which time they be purchased at pr
vate sale at invoice prices Sale commencing Monday
l6th at ii o'clock, when the remainder will be sold ut
auction, positively without reserve.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHVPs.

EUHOPEAN SFEAWSHyk~Ss
CuNARD LINE.
" The British and North American
Royal Mail steamships
between New York AMI Liverpool
calling at Cork IiarDor.
From New York
CALABRIA,. We'd, Dec. IL PARFHfA.. Wed, Jan.
ABYSSINIk. Wed, Dec. - JAVA. Wednesday Jan IS
CUBA We'd Jan. l. 1873 CALABRIA.. Wed, Jan "a
New York.
No sreerage passengers taken these voyages
RATES PAssAGE-Cabin $50 800 and SI30, cold
cording 70 Accommodation Tickets 10 Paris SIS gold ad
ditonal Return tickets favorable terms Steerage
$D, currency
sieerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all of Europe at lowest rates Through bills of lad
ing given for Belfast Glasgow, avre Antwerp and other
ports the Continent and for Mediterranean ports For
freight and cabin passage apply at the companys Office
No Bowling Green for steeragc passage at Ill Broad
CHARLES @. FRANCRLYN, Agent
LvOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
IL The Anchor line steamer
ASSNRIA
sails Tue iav eDecembcrl IT.
Has superior accommodations cabin and stecrago
passengers
Apply on board at pier 20 North River or to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. Bowling Green.
Succeeded by steamer ASSYRIA ON 10th inst
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

FJy0 LET-THE FULLY FURNISHED RESIDENCE
~ West Twenty fourth street. until May or longer,
with immediate POSSESSION Apply premises oDday,
from ~ TO 4
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
SALES Ar AUCTION.


SALES At AUCTION.
RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AND
IA salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post office
Horse auction branch ITO to ia East Fourteenth street.
BY JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL,
on MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
at l0 O'Clock each day at their saesroom 81 Nassau St
Special sale Of Bronzes French, Prague Vienna and
Superb Bronze Sets for dining room library &c. Louis
XIV. and other exquisite designs
hicn China decorated Vases Figures, Jardnieres
Receivers Punch Bowls rich Tea Sets Tete Sets
large Chinese enamelcd Vases, two feet high.
sver-plaed Ware very beautiful designs of Tea Sets
Tea Dessert and Dinner Knives and Forks also an in
voice OF elegant Turkish and Persian Rugs
Also three solid Silver Tea and Coffee Sets.
AET NOTICE.
Now on Exhibition,
collection Of oil Paintings and Water Colors comprising
choice examples by the most celebrated foreign and
American artists.
These Pictures than $50 in number. are the
property of private sold various and
the sale affords an opportunity seldom offered for the
purchase Of fine Pictures reasonable prices There
Mr.. w. H. Boards Cartoons
and Paintings are among the specaltes OF this collection
The whole to be sold by auction Friday and Saturday
evenings December 20 and 2 al ~ O'Clock.
The Messrs LEAvITT, Auctioneers.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabn-975 and $90 gold, according TO accommodations
Round trip tickets at low rates.
Steerage-To from Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow,
Londonderry, London Bristol Cardiff $50 currency.
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre, Hamburg,
Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Paris reduced rates
For further information apply at the Company's Office.
JOHN 9. DALE, Agent
Is Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.-Thc elegant screw steamship ONTARIO,
81 Thomas Para, PernamSueo Bahia ana Rio Janeipo
Monday December 1 At o'clock p. ~, from pier IS
North River.
For freight passage apply to
VIM X. GARRISON, Agent No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

pED BALL LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
III Rates OF Passage Reduced.
New York to Demerara calling at St Thomas and Bar
bados to land mails and passengers.
These first class, iul powered iron steamers in
tended to sail from Atlantic Docks Brooklyn as fol-
MANDINGO, lSO0 tons ns.................D December n
EVERY THREE WEEKS THEREAFTER
These steamers specially adapted to tropical service
have large statcrooms bathrooms and superior venta
tion and take only first class passengers A limited
amount of will be taken Hornstedt Garth0rne,
owners, 20 South street.
f. u. MORGAN'S SONS,
70 South street New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

IL Is estimated that twelve millions of the
human race are taught weekly the lessons ol
religious experience wrought out in the active
intellect Of john Wesley that no part of the
known world has been unyisited by his discl-
pies that the tide Of reform set in motion
by his pure aud lofty energy is still in the
ascendant, is moving onward with ceaseess
ygor, aud shows no traces of decay. Wher-
ever the AngloSaxon race peuetrates, it il
purified and softened by the influence Of it,
unassuming saint In Australia aud South
Africa 10 America and the islands Of the
Pacific, the genius of Wesley is ever active
His schools and churches have beted the
world with an illustrious chain. HIS writ
Jugs have been translated into nearly all the
languages Of Europe. aud are made familiar
to the worshipers Of Bramah aud of Buddha
Since Luther, no other man has exercised so
wide, so benign an influence upon his race
Nor is IT unjust to assert that but for his
English successor the reformation of the
German teacher would have lost much Of it,
effectiveness, and might have sunk into al
empty i9rmalism, at least in England, amidst
the corfupting alliance Of church aud state
II was the aim Of Wesley to withdraw reli-
gion from the control Of the great and the
powerful, Of statesmen, or Of bishops, to make
It the light and the solace Of the work hop
and the cottage, the almshouse and the Jail
to ditiuse its sacred teachings among the poo-
ple and preach, with sanity earDesiness, the
gospel Of the poor. As contrasted with ali
other successful teachers Of faith, whether
true or false, it is a striking trait Of Wesley's
triumph that he was never aided by the civil
power; that his disciples have never welded
the sword OF persecution, or gained any vic
tories but those of peace. History, indeed,
has no record Of any other great religious
movement, except the founding Of Chris
tianity, that was not perfected in violence,
aud sealed with the blood Of its opponents.
The Greek church was planted in Russia By
the civil power the Romish church won its
supremacy by bitter wars and endless cruel
ties. Bernard and Dominica enforced their
teachings by the sword Luther and Calvin
were often sustained by the arms Of their adj
herents; the dark and treacherous brother
hood Of Loyola obtained its ascendancy by
arousng in every land the 6ercest flames of
religious persecution. But Of the millions Of
devout believers who have lived and died in
the simple faith of Wesley, not one has
yielded to any itsrner influence than the
power Of Divine love. As the vast wave of
reform has sweled from the poor cottage of
Epworth over England aud America, over the
Pacific and the Indian seas, it has never
needed Constantine or royal protector
has been governed in lis holy victories by no
human hand.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

The "ScIENCE or LIFE, OR sELF-PREsERvA.
TlON," a Medical Treatise the Cause and Cure oil
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in Man, nervous
and Physicil Debility Hypochondfla lmpoency, sper
matorrhwa or seminal Wcaknos and all other diseases
arising from the Of youth the indi.orctons
excessos Of mature years. This :. indeed book for
every Thousands hove been taught by this work
the true way to health and happiness II the cheapest
and best medical work published and the only one
on this class Of ills worth reading. tqJth edition re-
vised, much enlarged, illustrated, touni In beautiful
French cloth. Price only o. sent by mail post paid
on receipt Of price Address PEABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, No Bnlhnch Street Boston, Mass or Dr.
W. II. PARKER, Assistant Physician. n - The au-
thor may be consulted The above as well an dis.
eases requiring sail and erperiencs O253
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NEw GAME OF BALL.-Ilalf Of the boys
stand on Que side of the house and half on
the other. The ball is tossed over the house
with great cry of "Oyer!" 1t is caught
by one of the party on the opposite side, aud
the catcher, followed by the boys on his side,
runs around the house, and tries to tag those
Of the other party with the bali The first
party or those Of the side from which the
ball was thrown, try to get to the opposite side
Of the house where the ball was caught with
out being tagged. All who are tagged must
Join the side of the catcher. The ball is again
thrown over, as soon as the players have
changed sides. All try to catch it. II no
one catches it, it must be thrown back, with
the cry of " Over !" The game continues
til one side has gained all the boys on the
other by tagging The catcher will be apt to
tag more players if he at first conceals the
BALL in changing sides. If the school-house
canuot be used, any outbuildng in large
yard will answer as well.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

One.half tho people cannot take Castor OIL from N
terrible nauseating taste, and reoo Ia the throat tn,
Castora prepared by DR.. Pitcher ID purely vegetable
perfectly harmless pleasant to take, and effective
than Castor oil. 1t docs not distress grippe but reeu
ates the system, aud operates when all other romcde
have failed. 1t acts like magic for Stomach Ache
Constipation, Platulency Group aud Worms 1t con
tains neither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol II
soothing quetng effect, produces natural sleep, and
particularly adapts It to crying aud teehng children
No article has ever met such unqualified endorsement
by the physicians. Take BtteG Pills, Narcoti,
syrups, Gripping purgntvcs or sickcning Ols The Cas-
tOra costs but any cents, and whom tried you viii
never be without it B3t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

RUSSIAN LADIEs.-The ladies in Russia
are very anxious to get married, because they
have no liberty before marriage. They are
kept constantly under paternal eye until given
to their husbands, aud then they take their
own course. Almost as soon as girl is
born, in the better rank Of society, her pa
rents begiu to prepare the dowry she must
have when she goes to her husband. She
must furnish everything for an outfit in life,
even to dozen new shirts for her coming
husband. The young man goes to the house
of his promised bride, aud counts over her
dresses, aud examines the furniture, aud sees
the whole with his own eyes before ho COM
mits himself to the irrevocable bargain. la
high life such things are conducted with more
apparent delicacy but the facts are ascer-
tained with more apparent accuracy, the
business being in the hands Of broker or
notary. The froHsseaM is exposed ia public
before the wedding day,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

STANDING IN THE WAY.-There are few
men in every community--to use the lam
guage Of an exchange never do any
thing to assist 10 public Improvement in the
way of building up their town. They always
protest that such improvements do not profit
them individually nickle. We notice, how
ever, that every time town secares public
Improvement Of any Importance, these same
men, If they have any real estate or building
TO r 'nt, Put up the price. A place wholly
composed of such individuals would be about
US lively as graveyard,
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The Fireside.
enANpMAMMA,s nInrmpAY.

Thore are red young lips on o wfinkled chook,
Counting out grandmamma's birthdays there
Eahty, the years that the kisses speak,
And nov there's hand on tue snowy hair.
Why grnndmnmma, really u seemed 10 me
! never, never should reach the end
How awinlly tired you must he
To have had the eighty years TO spend in
So have been thinking, my lite son.
The years seemed never 20 iong before
As when, in counting them one hy one,
Your lips touched lovingly at four score,
Bat God has given me strength flr all ,-
All the way u the eightcth stair
I'm resting on II, ready 10 fall
Softly asleep on the breast Of Prayer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

What an awful thing it is to die rich
Imagine the Master auditing the account Of a
servant who has left behind half million.
If that poor wretch who had but one talent
was cast into outer darkness because be laid
it up, instead of using it in his Masters ser.
vice, what will be the doom Of those who
with their half millions and millions, (while
giving, it may be, few thousands for de.
cencg.s sake,) have, year after year, boarded
up countless treasures which they could never
use. Think Of the poor saints pinched with
cold and hunger Think of the Redeemer'-
cause languishing for the want Of filthy lucre
which they hold with close listed se6shness
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03
nanral Sc 1R Religious.
TnE DEAD PAST.

THE DEAD PAST.
oh 10 go back In our lives,
To live them over again,
Knowing an that now W. know,
Seeing all we saw not then.
Oh 10 refrain from speaking
Who're that hasty word wns said,
Oh but to break that silence
Which weighs on our heart like lead.
oh but TO tarry once more
At that 20 Mt where two roads met,
And choose ~ we chose not then,
Made wise by lifc's regret.
oh hut to set out afrosh
with some who from earth are ned
Now we've read thum by the radiance
Death sheds around the dead
Thus cry we now and again
In words Of reinOrsoiul paia,
Yet deep In our heart " hearts
Thank God that thu prayer Is vain,
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miscellaneous.



SONG on TiIT BEE.
Buzz z.tf.t.1. huffl
This is tue song0f the hcc.
llis leef are " yellow
A oily good fellow,
AMI set a great worker Is hc.
~ days that nro sunny
Hes getting hls honey
IN days that arU cloudy
Hos making his wax.
On pInks on lilies,
And eay daiodillIes.
Aud cnlummuo blossoms,
lie lcvles tax.
Busf-n.zt-k-z. bufri
The swctt.smul .ing clover,
lie, humm ng, hangs over
The scent of tho roses
Makes fragrant his wings
lie never gets laws
Prom thistle and daisy,
And wrCdsof the meadow,
somc treasure he brlngs.
Bu1f-f-t.f-zf, hugni
frOm mornings aH gray light
Till ftdlng 0i daylight,
Hos Singing aud tuluug
The summer dny ihrou ~.
Oh, We may got weary.
Ani think work u drclryi
'ris harder by far
To have nothing 20 do.
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Get a kidney Wort Circular, where medicines arc
Kept, or o requested. ma "a To your address hy the
kIuNEN-Wultr COMPANY, s.. Alhans, VI, or q C.
GOODWIN Co, Wholesale Agents. Bosteu. il fur
dishes reliable testimonials 81 the wonderful success o
This med Zine ln removing such chronic diseases u,
ramed, of many years standing and that regular ply
Ncnus prescribe To- the community whore 10 ha.
lccn in constantly growing demand for several year
without aivcr is.ug One physician saws. " Il work.
Uses charm. always honcGHally.H Those who have
used 10 say ID De- the greatest blessing OF the aee
'enevo should not now Doe alive but flr h. sc. A
much esteemed citizen 81 Alhans Nelson Faifchild
eho hs tecn prusfracd for sixteen cutive year
from spinal disease has written a letter. published In
che st. Mhans Mssngfrl expressive of bis surprise and
gratitude nj the relief from most aggravated form OF
piles hy the use OF Ptttengills kiduey-Woft R-na
ie and permanent Of Plies and Kidney Cumpaiat.
{ many yenrs' standing are cltud lea the dneyWort
Circular. Sold by
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Reading dlntices.
AVOID QUACKS.

victim Of early ndIscreon, causing nervous debil
y premature decay &C. having tried In vain every ad
verified remedy, has discovered simple of sell
cure which he will sond free 10 his ioowsusrers. J.
II. REEVES. 70 Nassau st., New York. $685.
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DETTENGILL's KIDNEY-WORT,
oh
PILE COFFEE
"GREATEST BLESSING of he ACE"

This invaluable medical compound is not liable to the
common prejudice AGAINST su.h liquid preparations
Btters,n buchusN &c o'tYred with poisonous run
OF minerals. 10 isa dry purely vegetable compound,
rquirng only the addition Of pure wsterl possess
femarkAhle curative prupeftlts-a gentle cathartc,
" thout dehltatng, fas s the with most purga-
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ood healing and inyiguratng the sy-tem enec'uaiiy
urng some OF the most common and painful disease.
All ting mankind that bIls medical skill all forms OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

Dr. UrAnn, Of Boston, so long and favoraby known IN
this community for many years past, making many
wonderful cures Of supposed ncuAble will vie
Montpelier the 2th and 25th Of each month Al inva
lids should sec him a. he has cured thousand thai
supposed inourabc. Consultations free
Read the following from the Newport Erprs"i
DR. URASS-We desire TO call the attention Of all In
vads to the advertisement Of Dr. Urann from which ii
will he seen he is TO visit Newport again. In jus
tce 10 the Doctor and for the benefit Of The suffering
unsolicited, cannot refrain from alluing 10 severn
remarkable cures he has effected 10 this place. Mrs
b shaw for months confined % her room, unable .,
bear her weight upon her ieot, Mr.. Leonard Field i
several months an invalid, and Mss Maria Daggett oi
four years unable u walk have, under hs treatment
been restored health. he walking out every
day, aud ahe 20 perform light work 70 is no hum
bug and refer tn The parties thus restored 90 coro
ofafc our statcucuta. liI
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:hem Advertisements.


tice, the Probate Courts for Washington District
will be held al the o1lce 10 Montpelier, TUESDAY Of
each week All letters business connected with tlt
Office should be addressed 70 the undersigned at Mont
peer. HARVEY TlLDEN. Judys.
December /. 1870 fTu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-03

sep12t Summer S., Cantrell Block.