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A young man who heard Kate
Stant lecture On the "Love OF
Great Men. 1.-THE other night, found
a ha.s-pint OF peanuts which he de-
signed presenting to the choice OF
his heart to be SO matter of fact,
SO gross and sordid in fact, that he
took them back and bad his money
refunded. Thus do we see that
there is q chord in every breast
susceptible of the finest sentiment
when touched by amastcr hand -
Boston Globe.
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The Missouri Republican has
either ravenous few or q very
large number of friends. At the
recent house-warming the friends
of the paper disposed OF one hun
drcd and fiity roast turkeys. one
hundred hams, one thousand kegs
Of oysters, three thousand three
bottles of wine and an incalculable
amount of bread, crackers, cheese
and relishes.
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"What am to do with grid
irons7" repeated the camel con-
tempeoasly. ..Nics question for
you-who have evidently come
Of onel''
tn. III.
An ant laden with . grain Of
corn which he had acquired with
infinite toll, was breasting q cur
rent Of his fellows, each Of whom
as 10 the etiquette, insisted upou
stopping him feeling him all over,
and shaking hands. 1t occurred TO
him that an excess Of ceremony 10
an abuse of courtesy. So he laid
down his burd en- sat upon it, fold
ed ell his legs tight to his body,
and smiled smile Of great grim
ness.
"Hulloa! What's the matter with
youf" exclaimed the FIRST insect
whose overtures were declined.
..Sick Of the conventioEalities
of a rotten civilization" was the
rasping reply. "Relapsed into the
honest simplicity of primitive OBJ
servances. Go to grassl'
All! then VIC must trouble ven
for that corn. In a condition OF
primitive simplicity there are no
rights Of property, You know. There
are hollow convcntionalities.'
A light dawned upon the intel
lect Of that pismire. He shook the
reefs Of his legs; he scratched the
revers of his eur; he grapplcd tina,
cereal, and troited away like a ri.
ant refreshed. II WAS observed thai
he submitted with a wealth OF pa.
thence to manipulation Of his friends
and neighbors, and went some dis.
lance out Of his way to ahake hande
with strangers on competing lines
cftrafIic.
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Kate Stanton, in lecture on the "The
Loves Of Great Men" asserts that plan
cts revolve around the sun by the in
tluence Of love, ss child revolves abou3
its parent. When the writer was boy
he used, to revolve around his parent
good deal, and may have been melted
there to by love, but to an unprejudiced
obs erver it looked powerfully like .
trunk strap.
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Agassiz says there is nu,riment
in one pair of boots sufficient to
sustain . fullgrown man ten days,
and yet the bungriest man We ever
knew was clerk in q Boston boot
and shoe store. He would stand
in front Of pie-shop, gazing into
the show window, and weep for
hours.
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1t is estimated that the western
part of Washington Territory has
10000, square miles Of heavily
ti,nbered lands, which will yield
3O,Ot0,000 feet Of mcrchantable
lum Der to the acre.
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e. .
An author who had wrought
book Of fables 1.-THE merit whereof
Il anscended expression J was peace
fully sleeping top Of the modest
eminence to which he had attained
when he was rudely awakened by
throng Of critics emitting all
verse Judgment upon the tales he
had buildcd
apparently" said he, II have
been guilty of some small grain OF
uuconsidcrate wisdom; and the
came have proven bitterness to
these excellent folk, the which thoy
will not abide. Abb we'll, those
who produce the Strasbourg pate.
and the feather pillow are prone to
regard rs as rival creatures. ] pre-.
aume il is the course of nature for
him who grows the pen to censuro
the manner Of its use."
So speaking he executed smile
. handsbreadth in extent. and re-
sumed his airy dream Of dropping
ducats. " "a aoi'sat sa
e i8Ea II. ~
"What have you there on your
bsck7" said . zebra, jeering, to
Aship Of the desert" in ballast.
..Only bale Of gridirons." va
the meek reply.
"And what, pray, may yon DC
sign doing With themT WAS tn
incredulous Tejoindev.
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a monument commemorative of the
late James Fisk, jun.-a name which It
would b great comfort to forget-is
to be made ~ Mr.. Meade Of Rome,
and set up in the graveyard Of Bratt-
leboro, Vermont.
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In German churches prayers are Offer
ed weekly for the Emperor Of Germany
and his royal family, and for the Queen
of England and her royal family, and
for the President Of the United States
and his family.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-01

Twenty-four square miles have been
laid out on the Kaneas Pacific railroad
for the site Of an English city to be call
ed Victoria.
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It is said that 1861, 10000 copies Of
Luther's translation Of the Bible have
been published.
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The RANGES City stage. clatms .
"A tbs. onoe Tilted Sssnlsy. 3
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M. Froude is son-in law Of the
nditor OF the London Times.
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- Persaas believing they have made IN
inventieu or discovery IN art or soieneo.
has been patented, BY transmitting 70 % Q
model or drawing. or . sufficient description
to make the invention intelligible, can have
Q thorough examination made in the Patost
Omce, and the result of said examination
forwarded to them for reasonable compea.
oatiou. asa
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rhe Fables Of Zambri, tho Parsee.
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ALSO, A FULL DEsCRIPTToN

Of The invention or discovery, and H. -
vantages should b given % Il peaetie-
able, to Aid in the proper prepa-
ration of the papers.
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q fiss $50 - y - si.sas =
UNION PATENT
A q e N @ Z

uUAvE engaged in the business of solicit
II ing Patents, and prosecuting Pates
cases. Business entrusted 10 their care Va
receive prompt attention.
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"IIIS HOTEL has heen closed since
II April last, and has. during the past sum.
mer, undergone the most thorough ronnova-
ton. It has been refurnished with elegant
Walnut Marble Top furniture, spring beds,
velvet and Brussels carpets.
J. The furniture and appointments throughout
have been manufactured TO order expressly
for this house, and are equal in style and du-
rability to any European Hetel in the coun-
try. The rooms are arranged en- Hite and sim
gle, and will be rented from $1.00 to $500
per day (including private parlo,.)
A spacioos Ladies' and Gentlemen Dining
Room, Gentlemen's Restaurant, Lunch and
Refreshments Saloons are conveniently arrang-
ed. where al meals are served la carte.
liberal discount will be made to those de-
string to remain by the week or month.
WOODBURY. DUREN,
27ws Proprietorse
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ALI Information,

IL rsfereoos 10 Patent Laws ehserfaIy
given. Copies Of the Laws and Rulse
and Regulations Of the Patent Of
dee, will BE- sent, gratis on ap-
plication. In applying for
Patent the applicant
should
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-19
NatcbeZ Gravel.

4 prominent citizen OF our :owr. who.
though lie does not hold any Office here, is a
great deal more interested in the prosperity
OF our city than mos: Of those who Go, has
taken occasion 20 inform himself on the
subjec. Of Natchez gravel. Ne :.nds that it
has been used Cor many years in the city Of
Natche,. and has answered the purpose adj
miraily. where !. IS properly laid. 1: re-
!uires. there, % be pu. on ahou. four or six
inches thick. i.wil. not wash Or cut when
once hardened By travel. where the bed is
graded and wei; drained. Ofcourse. under
heavy hauling, 1t is liable 10 be cut up with
ruts. but these are easily filed and kept in
repair ;,y gravel: hence. TO repair the road
is as easy as mending 4 rabber shoe. lie
ascer:a;ns. furthermore. shat contractors
vii! pu: the gravel on the !evee ready for
shipmen: by the river at twelve and a half
cents per cutic :oo:, c. :if:y cents per
no rral
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-19
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

STATE OF LGri>lyA,)
Executive Department. :
New Orleans, June -. 1875.
WHEREAS, :: appears from information received
from the Auditors Office and from other sources,
that many jus. claims exist against the State,
which under article l39 of the constitution can
not be paid for want OF appropriation, wLi.A cases
are Justly emitted 20 legislative relief: ard
Whereas On TIE other hand many fraudulent
or, at least, improper claims. have been in previous
years huIrieGly passed upon and provided :or in
various genera appropriation bills; and
Whereas, While i, is but just that all legitimate
claims should lie promptly liGudated, Il IS e. .!av
essential ina. claims of every description should
be carefu,l: sc...in;zed before being passed upon
and
Whereas, The law makes II the duty CT :!e Al.
dtor to Investigate unliquidated claims against
the State and make recommendations coUce.I.;ng g
the same 20 the Legislature:
Now, therefore, IL order to arrive A: tfe true
merits Of such outstanding claims and 20 enable
the Auditor to make the proper rec CONNIE Ldations
in such cases, favoriug those which are :ust and
rejecting these which are fraudulent, parties hav
ing claims against the State on which they desire
legislative action are hereby requested to forward
them to the Auditor. together with such vouchers
and proofs as Will enable that officer to ascertain
the merits of the same; and no claim VIII receive
the executive approval unless they have been pre-
sented and passed upon in the manner herein .ndi-
Gated.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
this nineteenth day Of June, A. D. 1872 and Of the
independence Ct the United States the ninety.
seventh.
WILLIAM r. KELLOGG,
By the Governor:
r. q. DS>LONpP,
of {cHa u A.,
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John Mcdowell. Guardian. etc. v.. Mrs.
John A. Grow Ell a.. Mrs Rosetta .. S-orTs, wife
.: John A. 1IGW. and Henry Schneider, n
soldC,.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. @a3t.-By virtue Of a writ of
her facias 20 directed by The honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish ot Orleans. in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AUctioneers'
Exchange, Rcya street, between Cana, ana Gus
toulouse streets, IN the Second district OF this
city, SATURDAY, July 10, 1878. az twelve o'clock
NJ. ne following described property 20 wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GRCCEu. with all
the buildings and improvements :lerror and all
rights, privileges AID :prulteLaEcss theieunto ne
longing or III ans %lse anpertal'in.. situated
in the First District OF this city, L. the square
bounded by Constance. Magazine. Richard and
Orange streets, measuring each thirty three feet
front or Constance strees, by hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE feet i'll depth, between parallel lines:
the whole per sketch annexed 10 an act OF sale
from Wheeler & Merritt 70 Gc:erfsant. Henry
Schneider, before Walter II. Peters, iate notary
public i'll this city, dated April 70, 1901 Tie build.
ings and Improvements comprise a two-sto!y frame
residence with oUtbu;ldings OF si's. I:ov.rtv, de-
signated by the .G.u Der Two A..df.. .. ave Con.
stance street.
Seized in the above .li:
T.rms-tSsh c:l ;le SPOT.
". .A:.PsR
jel7 20 iva s'"ii:f Of the Parish o1 r.Iears.
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l.. j. ROseEihai vs.. .lOsenh X n I'm.

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR E'HE PARISH OF
Il Orleans No. p !e&-By virtue of writ OF seizure
and sale to directed Lv the honorable me Fourth
District Court tor tie parish OF Orleans. Ia the
above entitled Ca.se. wiz proceed 10 sell at pub
lie auction. at ::e Merchants AID Auctoneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. II the second ristrict of this
city on SATURDAY. July ~. 1873, Al twelve o'clock
NJ. the following described property, 10 wit
CERTAIN Lot oT GROUND. together with
the buildings and app'irtenances thereof, and all
the rights. ways seIvitg:des, privileges and advan-
ages thereunt0 belong NJ, situated tie First Dis
trct of this city, Il: tie square bounded By AnrJn-
citation, CalliOpe, Tchoupitculas and POeytarre
streets, designated by no number y. on a sketch
annexed to an act before Edward G. Gottschalk,
late,a notary pCt.ic in this city, on tie eleventh
day of May, 1867 and measuring sixteen feet nine
inches two lines front Annunciat tCn street. thir
teen feet eleven inches in width IL the rear. BY
depth of about ntty-one feet five inches two line
Oh the division line OF lot number tive anG about
fifty three fee; ten inches six linee the division
line OF lot number seven, and rurI.iLg back TO an
alley five feet de opening into Poeytarle street
common to said Tots and others. Wnchproperty
was acquired 10y the defendant hereif. By purchase
from the heirs of L. Lesass nv passed before
E. G. Gottseha 4, ate notary pub: IL ii.s ciry.
the eleventh day of Nav. 1861.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cas!. G.. tie spot.
". r. .iAEfkR
ie11 % iyl1 Sheriff of the Paris ,t Orleans,
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Mise f. y. X. De in Ferriere vs. T.. l.. Ee


EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OP
Il Orleans, No. i2oae-By virtue of a writ of selso
nrs and sale to me directed by the honorable tho
Fourth District COu1t tor the parish of Orleans, iR
the above entitled cause. will proceed TO sell az
public auction, at the Merchants and ArctioneerSP
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cuso
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of THE
city, on SATURDAY, July ~, 1873. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described propertyo
!. THREE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
rear OF this city. desl lGn.ted by the numbers threD
comprised between, Claiborne, perbigny, Lac
harpe and LapeyrOuse streets, according to plan
made by ). a. Bourgero .a.te surveyor on tho
tenth of April 1899, anG deposited in the off ce oe
Lucien Hermann, then notary public in this citys
said lots of ground measuring, 10 wiz Lots nune
bers three and four being contiguous measure
EACH in EuSlis. measure, thirtv-twO feet seven
inches each front to Claiborne street by depth
of one hundred 1eet, between parallel lines; ana
lot number elk measures twenty-seven feet ten
inches five lines front On Laharpe street by Q
depth OF one hunoTed and nftyse fees
eleven inches seven ana one-halt lines; togethee
with all the buildings and improve msnts thereono
rights, ways, servitudes, circumstances and dee
tendencies thereunt" belonging, without reserve
or exception, less twent seven feet ten inches tive
lines front LahaIpe street, by sixty-three fees
two inches in depth and the buildings thereon.
2. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the tR
this city, il tho same sGnare, number twenty Ouee
above stated said lot OF ground designated by tho
number five on said Vlan OF BourgerOl, above rec
feet three inches sig lines front on Claiborne
street, one hundred feet on the line which dvides
il from lot number four. ore hundred and thirty
feet ten inches two lines on the line which dvidea
IT from the property now or before belonging to
Mira. Guerlain, th!rty-one feet seven inches seven
lines and half on sporioH OF the line of the rear
parallel to Claiborne street, twenty seven feet ten
inches five lines on another portion of the line os
the rear parallel 10 Laharpe street, and forty fous
feet six lines the third portion sf he line Of tho
rear parallel to Claiborne street. The whole acc
cOrdng to said plan, together With all the rghtee
ways circumstances and dependencies, without
reserve or exception. Being the same property
acquired by the defendant by purchase from Jean
Louis MOuOr, as per act passed before Joseph Lice
bony, late notary public in this city. on tho
twent fourth OF January, 1889
Seized in the above SUN.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
". p. nARPER
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-19
SHERIFFS SALES.


Leberman & Go. vs.. Crippen Il Knee.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 4198 BY virtue OF a writ of tieri
tacias to directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction. SATURDAY. July 10, 1913, at
five o'clock 2. NJ, at my warehouse No. "A st. Ann
street, between Royal and Bourbon streets, in the
Second District Of this city. the following described
property, to wit
THE BALANCE USSOLD OF THE CONTENTS
OF A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE. and
large Iron Safe, taken from the premises 80. SO
Poydras street, as per inventory. which Eisy he
seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and las. auction.
the said property will be definitely adjudi Gated TO
the highest and last bidder for what it viii bring,
at twelve months credit the purchasers furnish
ing bonds, with good and soiven, securities Oearng
five per cent interest per annIlm from date TIL
paid. Said purchasers will have 20 deduc: and
paw in cash their proportion in the printing, sher
IFS fees, clerks fees, keeping. etc, which amount
altogether to TIE sum OF twenty-five collars. or
thereabouts.
W.P. HARPER,
i've 3l9 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-19
". ?. HARPER
ie14 II 20 ivia Sheriff Of the Parish of OreSuN


VNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
L, of Orleans, No 4..?51-By virtue OF writ %
seizure and sale directed by the honorable tho
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell ae
public auction, at tho Merchants and AuCtiOneers0
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Cuse
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY July ls 1878, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following GescI ibed property, to wit
Jour CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND togethse
with all the bindings and improvements therfODo
and al purtenancss thereon, and all the rghtss
ways, servisudes privileges and advantages theres
unto belonging or IN anyvise appertaining, site
uated in the Third District of this city, in the
square bounded by victory, Port, MOreau ana
Enghien stFIs, designated as lots six, seven eight
and nine and measuring in American measure as
follows, to wit: Lot NUMBER six forms the corner
of Port and Victory streets and has thirtytwe
feet eight inches and nve-eighths lines front ON
Port street, si1tyseven feet seven and sixeighths
inches IN depth and front on Victory street, sixtyo
six feet eight and hve-eghth. inches deep on tho
line OF lot nun Der seven, and thirty feet two and
six eghths inches in the rear: lot number seven
measures thirty.twO feet eight inches six linee
front on Port street. siXtysiX feet eight and tveo
eighths inches deep OF ,he line OF said lot number
six, sixty five feet nine and half inches deep ON
the line of lot numbe: eight, and thiItveght feet
two inches Six lines w.de IN the lot numbee
eight measures thirtv-two feet eight inches siN
lines front on Port street. .xty-fve feet nine ana
half inches deep OF the line of lot number sevene
tixtythree feet ten aud nree-quarters inches deep
on the line of lot number nine, and thirty EIGHT
feet two inches six zines wide in the rear lot hume
Der nine measlfres thirty-two feet eight inches se
lines front Pert street, sixty three feet ten and
six-egh;hs inches deep on The line of lot number
eight. sxty-tnree feet eleven inches eleven anS
three eightfIs lines deep the opposite side linee
and thrtyei.ht feet Two inches six lines wide iU
the
Being the same proQaft- acGrired bv the detenSs
ant herein by purchase from Henry W. Kloppeno
burg, per act passed before Edward e. Gottschalks
late notary public IN 'i.is c'y. on the twenty ift&
day of November, 1889.
Seized in the above suis.
Terms-This being the second and last auctioDs
the said property wi! be definitely adiudicated to
the highest and las: bidder for what it will briHge
ISf l. a q %
bond, with good and solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest per anhum from date ana
special mort gage tho property sold until tiBat
payment. Sad purchaser Will have to deduct
and pay in cash the printing sherih7s and clerks
fees, etc, which auouni about four hundred aud
seventy five dollars, and, furthermore, the Ststes
parish and municipal taxes. tho amount of whica
is Lot yet asceT:.E1I.
". =. HARPER,
;ry "A 9 o., e
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-19
". P. HARPER.
'yi !" - Sh..ie OF the Parish of Orean


INctRTH DISTRICT COURT yOH THE PARISH
Il o: Orleans, 40. 4! ,.9l.-Hy VIZ ne of WIT oS
seizure and sale to 'ne directed by the hono
Orabl. the Fourth Disn niCt court for the PARISH
OF bsl.Gns, in tha above entitled cause, / wile
proceed y" sell at public auction, at the Mese
chan and Atctioneers Exchange Royal street,
betw.e: Canal ard Customhouse s'reets in this
Second District of this city, SATURDAY. Jule
ls, H. 81 twelve O'Clock v tl.e following dts
Bcril.d r~operty, TO wit
'-tFAiS LOT of GRO. ~ tOeeehep syio&
the -.i... 2s and npTovem. hcr-on situate9
lyin. aD. ring in TIE SeCon- Is ri. OF this CITY,
IN III" .lGare bounded by Rc. =. toude st Phjliu
and 'r,v!ines streets, design d tr sumber one.
as PEI ;ia'i arawn by jose Oh pm. late City SUR
veEo- i..G.' date o. the TVS, hire of January,
l3ie. u"Icslted in the Office a.. {. la,n HerIuanIs
Thea .tirT public in this :; Ahlch SAID lot Of
Srou1' measures forty e.. ,,uy inches IN irons
on sa-I rtsnints street by min four feet eleven
lncA'' =. depth, between pa .il-l ines, Engsit
measti'- being the same p o"ery acquired by
Tue N' 'iiJ herein D. purch,-. from y. d. Poins
cy, Is per act passed before phi, Beudouaquie,
late hotsIy pu,lic in lhs e,rN. oa 1hs teath aE
Marci, i95t
Seize1 n the above suit
Ierny-Cash on the spot.
" p. HARPER.
iel7 !'fFls Sheriff Of tb- Parish Of Orleanss