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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
The Venom of Wit.

The sting of the sarcasm lies in the
intention of the speaker, and one may
trust the best of the pleasantries ovel
which succeeding generations have
made merry were uttered with enough
good humor to take most of the venom
out of them. There was surely genia
smile ON the face of NJ. d. Argenson wher
he congratulated his ignorant nephew on
the appointment as Librarian to the king
and observed that he now would have 9
fine opportunity to learn to read. And
perhaps Gen. Quintus Icilius smiled
when he haZarded little jest with the
great Frederick at a time when his maj
esty was in a laughing humOr. just be.
fore engaging the French at Rossbach
the king said to the general, that if he
were beaten he should fly the county, &c
to Venice, and turn doctor. "Your maj.
esty would keep to the profession of as
sassiD ?' growled the old soldier. OF the
same quality perhaps was the reply CIV
en- to the Czar of Nicnolas, when he ask
ed the painter, Horace Vernet, whether
with his liberal ideas, he would under
take to do a battle scene, representing a
victory of Russians over Poles. "Why
not sirew exclaimed the latter; ~
have more than once painted Christ nail
ed to the cross" Illuminated with a
gracious smile must also have been the
famous retort OF a prefec's wife upon Ma
poleon. She had been an object of gos-
Sip and Napoleon meeting her at state
ball, rudely addressed her, swell, mad
anne, are you as fond of me as ever P'
The poor lady had presence Of mind
enough to answer eyes sire, when you
are polite" upon which the emperor
turned about abruptly and illustrated
the litteness of his mind by depriving
her husband of his place three days la
ter. And the alleged impertinences OF
the celebrated Abernethy must have
been relieved with grim humor and bon
homie that took away much OF their
grossness. The duke of Norfolk, who
applied to him for treatment, probably
enjoyed as well as needed an heroic di-
agnosis, for he nOtoriously paid but little
attention to his person ibid your grace
ever try a clean shirtW asked the old
doctor, and what freemasonry Of good
fellowship is implied in the very terms of
the question:! 1t is difficult to draw the
line between what is permissible i'll con-
versation and what is not. Reflections
on the moral character of anybody while
that person is present are objectionable,
however brilliant may be the wit in
which they are wrapped. or course
there is a further rule which is very COM
ehensive-namely that nothing should
ever be said that will in any way give
pain to any person within hearing. But
as human nature remains as it has been
from the beginning, men can hardly be
expected to refrain from thousand-and-
one ways of suggesting to each other
that they are fools.-Tinsley's Magazine.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

1t has puzzled many people to decide
why the dark wood SO highly valued for
furniture should be called rosewood.
Its color certainly does not look much
like rose, so we must look for some
other reason. Upon asking, we. are told
that when the tree is first cut the fresh
wood possesses very strong rose-like
fragrance, hence the name. There are
half dozen or more kinds of rosewood
trees. The varieties are found in South
America and in the East Indies and
neighboring islands. Often the trees
grow 30 large that planks four feet broad
and ten in length can be cut from one #
them. These broad planks are princi-
pally used to make the tops of piano.
fortes. When growing in the forest, the
rosewood tree is remarkable for its beau
ty, but such is it's value in manufactures
rs an ornamental wood that some of the
forests where 1t once grew abundantly
now have scarcely specimen. In Mad
ras, the government has prudently had
great plantations of this tree set out in
brder to keep up the supply.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

A case of hydrophobia in horse is
just recorded in Paris. Some six weeks
since horse belonging to the livery sta
BILE of NJ. Bourquet was bitten by mad
dog. The wound was carefully dressed,
but the horse continued to grow worse.
Two weeks ago the owner called in vet
the stable, and breaking away from the
hostler made his escape from the yard
and ran furiously down the Rue PAs-
meres. Mons. Petitjean, brave young
fellow, threw himself before the mad
horse, caught the bride and succeeded in
arresHng his progress. The horse bit
Petitjean on the arm, the wound going to
the bone. Then, foaming at the mouth,
he threw himself on the pavement. his
whole body shaken with commissions.
Petitiean was taken to the hospital at
where it was found neces-
sary to amputate his arm to save his lite.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

The Republicans in the Senate and
House held caucuses on Saturday to dis
ferred definite action. The House eau
Gus determined to pass resolution IN
the House which will have the effect OF
evading the two-thirds rule as to public
acts, including civil rights, more ener-
getic enforcement OF the protective laws
in the South, and authorizing the Presi-
dent to suspend the writ of habeas cor
pus in certain cases, together with other
measures which have been the subject oi
consideration by the Caucus Committee.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
A bibulous gentleman went home New

A bibulous gentleman went home New
Years evening about ten O'Clock, after
making sundry calls, and feeling rather
"discouraged," thought he would walk
up and down the street little to cool Off
before meeting his better half. The air
was very thin and insinuatipg, but he
stood it for an hour, when he. screwed up
his courage, and, hall frozen, entered his
domicile. His remarks we're more en,-
phatic than otherwise when the servant
informed him that his wife had gone out
to spend the evening, and would not re.
turn until midnight.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

Mr.. Talmage has collected his sermons
on theaters, bad books, strong drink, &C.,
in book form. A sermon on the "Social
Evip' in Brooklyn, including review of
Beecher-Tilton case, will be added to the
volume, and will be delivered from the
text, ga Lock OF Delilah's HAIR"
"sports that KILL" is the title of the vol
ume,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

The United States Marshal seized five
hundred dollars worth of liquor and a
small copper still at Johnston's restau-
rant, Sandusky, for alleged violation of
the revenue laws. The seizure creates
considerable excitement, Johnston's be-
ing the most popular and fashionable re-
sort OF the kind in that city.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

A caucus of Louisiana Conservatives
has asked the Congressional Investigate
ing Committee, now in New Orleans, to
take the returns Of 1874, together with all
fair and relevant testimony, and, upon
such returns and evidence, declare what
members of the Legislature were fairly
elected.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
1temD
Special to the Star.

OPCCIuI
SPRINGFIELD, o., Jan. 25.-Relfylous
services were held at the Friendly Inn
yesterday, and will be regularly every
Sabbath.
Sale of contributions for the benefit OF
the Poultry Society is taking place to-
day. The exhibition closed ON Saturday
night, as announced.
Canvassers for subscriptions to the
Marrow Guage railroad are to be sent
out this week. The start made up to this
time is very encouraging.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25

"No, madam" said an affable Chicago
landlord, who was showing a possible
tenant over his house on Robey street.
al can not say that as yet the street is
drained. But, then, do but reflect for a
moment upon the advantages the situa-
tion offers. Your children can skate all
lent as skating rink, doesn't cost you q
penny, and there they are under your
eye all the tlme.v
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
Eugene Shig W. Chri.o.tor,e E.tpin-hj.

SIXIH DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
- OF orleans No. 800 - BY virtue OF a writ OF
seizare and sa.r 10 me directed by The honorable
the >t&th District Court Tor the parish a Orleans,
il tie mbJve entitled cause, Will proceed 10 reil
ri pHhc auction. a. The Merchants and auction
eers' hEchangr, Royal street, betwPen Canal and
CustomhOuse streets, in the Second District OF
this city. on TUESDAY, May II, 1915 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, 10
Wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, togethe.
With all the rights, ways, seTvstudes ard advan-
tages thereunto belonging On il anvwise apper-
tanning stuatrG, .yii gard otlnG IN ! he ihfd -
tIltt a.; tli's CITY les = at-d BY he number Iour
hundred ana nifty hIec on plan drawn by J. A.
D!rm"cCurt, Il putty surveyor, i itvd ap1il l. 1870
and deposited is the office OF Amedes Ducate
Gutsry publ ~ this ciry. ~ plan number lhirty-
ne OF hook OF plans number -eve,. and bounded
BIZ Catiin avenue, lie projected stTeet along How
ellis poverty, and Morales and Ugquhart STREETS.
The sa st.gaTs Il composed % twenty-five los
numbered tlom one 10 twenty tW"lnciHssvc. meas
rilnE .owl Lois numbers one % eleven me usire,
each t,Ity-OH feet two inches TWO lines front or
Hafiu avenue, by deUth Of one hundred aud forty
lee, s'A iyeArs fot number che tgImtug the corner
~ Morales street and lot number eleven form ng
the corner OF uIduhart sire {: and lots numbers
twelve TO twep1y-Jwo iLclusigc, e.ch. Ihlrte.oue
prt ecttd street along lIrwelfs property. hv
a etptL OF one hhadr-d and forty feet
SLY Inch"a, the lot nuubar twelve form
Ing The corner q UrGuhart street ard lot Duinb-r
twenty Two iIIa Ig tie cOrrer 81 Morales street.
Hh'eh property was purchased ~ deicpdtut
herein from ~. and als. {. Calm per act pa-sC
before SAID no'arv, Am=dee LucatrI, ua the twenty
sixth OF February 1874.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms and Conditional. m cash for 4 suI' cirut
amount iC Ray plaintiff ,.l.M -ly he sum Uf
four hundred dollars, win iItCress thereon ut 81
Der cent o. a. NUN from the twenty sixth day OF
February, -, 10 the toe twenty XII dag OF
February, l2-5. and thereaft T at eight par cent
per 1Irlm mill the dav Il sac, iour dollars costs
OF cops OF act, two l&rs c1st5 Df protests, i've
Der cCt I attorney ICES on the amount sued fUE,
and CO.'S OF SUIT aud sale. ,. The purchaser to
a-sIne 70 the extent Of the amount OF his bid)
a n nTaE ear q =
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W. II. G0ldfhwaite vs.. B. H. s,atil.

INFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
r. of Orleans. No. 6465.-By vntus oil % wit OF
seizure and sale 10 me directed by the honorable
tho Firth District Court for the parish Orleans
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auet ioueers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
fomhouse streets, III the Second District of this
city. on WEDNESDAY, Nav II. 1873. at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, 10
|. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, of an irregular
form. situated i'll tho Second District OF this CITY
IN the square bounded BIZ Bayou Road Cha borne
Crsu ines and Robertson streets nleasul ing iYrty
two feet tive inches front on Claiborne street by
the following depths, TO wit: ON the line nearest
and parallel TO ursul,nes street, sixty-ve feet and
on the de nearest TO BAYOU road, a line par
aliel to tie opposite Inc, it HIS Irst depth Of
thirteen feet eleven inches, a which point it forms
an btuse angle and measures an ohli0ue line
rupnlsg toward Bayou road eleven feet eleven
inches, more or less; from whence it measures
fifty nine feot on second depth the SIDE nearest
To haypu road aud forty five feet. more or IL.
The rear line, the whole f1ruiing part OF ire GU
lar SEX Gon, according to a paa made by {. a.
DeArnas, architect. IN the twenty sixth OK Dece1n.
Der. 1855, aud deposited in The Office of o. De
Armas, notary public in this city II mis- book of
plans number four.
?. A PORTION OF GROUND adjoining the above,
measuring two feet front on Claiborne street by
kixty-fve feet, more or iess. in depth
}. AND ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, ad-
joining the foregoing in the rear, measuring bout
sixty nine feet nine inches the line nearest to
Claiborne street. running Obliquely toward said
street, sixty feet on the other line. running parai
lei with the first line, thu ty two feet nine i.ches
on tie line parable. 10 un5ulines street and about
the same measure on the hoe of the properly Of
Mrs. Pavaseau, the whole as per sketch annexed
to an act before o. de Arm as, notary Euhl u !l:s
e'ty, on the seventeenth OF February, 1868; to-
getner with all the buildings ard improvements
on said lot and portions OF ground.
sad property was acquired by the defendant
herein followf: The property firstly and second.
y described from L. Mathe, by an act executed
before r. J. Ker, notary publ; in this city on the
tenth OF October, 1865; and the ore thirdly d.
sciibed tcOm Ms. N. Pavageau. by an act executed
before said notary. o. de ArUas, the seven.
teenth of February 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terns-Cash on the spot.
EGGBNE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish oi Orlealis-
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
New Orleans Insurance Association
I. LacrOix.

New Orleans Insurance Association rs.
I. LacrOix.
SiATH DISTRICT COUxT FOR THE PARISH or
~ orleans, No. 63sS BY virtue OF q writ xers
iacias against Francois LacroN to ma direessd ky
ne honoiaole the sixth District Court for this par
ISL VI Ctieahs N the above entitled cause. viz
proceed 10 sell at public auct Ou at the Mere Ii ants
and Auciloneers' Exchange, Royal street bet wee g.
Cdnai ana Customtouse streets in the SECOND
District OF this city, GA MONDAY Nav le Igs-D
at twelve o'clock Nj. the fonowin: described prop
eriy. to wit
/. THAI CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with Mi
the buildings and Improv aments thereon sill uatet
in the second ID strict of this city il the souarp
bounded By Dumane, st. Ann Irene an q NJ
Claude streets and designated as number 10 ur C~
pan drawn BY J. Pille, late surveyor lie arirs
date December u, 1925 and deposited in the offes,
OF Chr1sfoyai De Armas. late notary puLs in ir
this city; said lot measuring tLirtYone feet tv,e
inches font on Dumaire street by de 9th and
front on IRENE street of one hundred an d t,ftses
teet forming the corner OF said STREETS eiQs
same property purch ased by the iefendan Ne rssr
FROM Mrs. Josephine Debergue wild w of Ire ia,se
Joseph Alexander palepvre. by pub ic act rsassea
before jean Agalsse, late a notary public ia thia
city, on June 2. 1867.
2. THAT CIR AIN LUr OF GROUND, with All
the buildings and improvements thereon. 81 t0at%sa
IL the Second District OF this CITY. in the Cd, uars
bounded by Irsulints. ST. Claude and Rampant
streets and bafou road, known as lot number
twenty SIN: said lot measuring thirty feet sront
Crsullnt street, ty depth of hundred 0n1
LiIy ieet. Being the same property acquired Gs
the defendant here ia by purchase from J. A6eplse
notary pubic in this city, on the eighth dss o.
July. 1857.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terins-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
H. pyQ
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Bertrand SulOy vs. George Cr0nan.

yNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
L. of Orleans. No. - ,367 BY virtue Of writ OF
seizure aud saie TO me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, i'll the above entitled cause. will proceed
to sell at public auction, at The Merchants and
Auctl0neers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customnouse streets, in the Second Dis
trict of this city. on FRIDAY April %, 1875. at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
eTty. wit
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and in pro veneIt5 thereon and APP
purteuauces Their OF, and all the rights, ways,
serviudes and advantages therauuto belonging
situated IN this city, i'll the square bounded by
Clalb,rne Bienvi.le, De:bgny and Cont streets,
designated by the number SIX, of square number
forty-seyen, as per Dlan Of j. Pile, late surveyor.
dated the iirst of Nav, 1870 and deposited in the
office Of David l.. McCay, late 70 notary pub lie in
this city Said lot measures twenty ige feet Elk
inches front On Claiborne stree, by one hundred
and twenty.seven feet ten inches I've lines in
Acquired by said George Cronan by Purchase frou
Widow Adelaide Gosset, as per art passed befnre
+. Bounv. notary public Of this city, on the thirty
first o July 1855
Seized III the above suit.
1ermS-Thi5 belt g the ee"GEd ana asst auction,
the said property viii be definitely adiud Gated to
the highest and Last bidder tor What It will bring.
leg bond. with good and solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest per aunTm from date, aud
special mortgage on the property sod until hIal
p.rmeut Said purch tser Will have to deduct aud
pay in cash the amount of printing, sharifs and
clerks fets, etc. say about Two hundred and tttS
tive dollars; and, furthermore, the state parish and
municipal taxes, the amount of which is not yet
asceI tanned.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
ar6 10 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish nf Orleans
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TSOURTH DISTRICT COCRr FuH TEk PARISH
Il OF Urleaus, No 10 438.-By virtue OF a writ of
Sc zlre ana sale 10 directed bv the hon
nrable the Fourth District Court fJr the par
.i3h of Orleans, il the above entitled cause
! will Proceed to sell at public auctioa, at the
GeTthauts and Auctioneere' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Custpmhouse streets, in
the Second District of this city, OIL MONDAY
May u, 1873. AT twelve O'Clock ", the follow
Ing 6ercrihtd prop rtv. to wit
A GEk7AlN LpF OF GROUND. together with
fhe two-storv brick store desi -nateG by ne nam
bertwo hundred On Poydras street nd bindings
thereon, rights ways, servitutes, privileges aud
advantages tberenuto belOrgI. or i'll anyWl So
appertaihing, Situated III the First District of tins
CITY, il the square bounded by P0yGras Baionne
Lafayette and 'aroEdeet STREETS, a1d de9 grated
On a plan or sketch annexed 10 act OF sale
passed before jules Mos,v. notary public in this
city OF the thirtieth March, 1872, IL Oscar Gar
noHsbi, by The number one, Nlir!i lot of ground
ioIns the corner of Bat"nne and Poyiras streets,
aud meas tes nineteen feet eight inches foy-
fra5 street. by one h1 udTed feet Gwo inches Ia
depth and front on bsronne street aud sllueteen
1eet eleven inches IN width in the rear and front
eil an alley Reven net eight inches vide, extend
ding 1Toil lct nunbe niIe ID and opening Ba-
rnnne street, aud common to said lot and to
others bord ring thereon. Berg the same prop
ertv purchased by The defeuda II herein on the
succe ssl0u OF 4. POree, dow OF Abat, per act
PASSED before said notary. :. nOsFy, and lated
March 90 1872.
Seized III the above suit.
TtTms-Cash the spot.
tUGETE WAGGANAN
civil Sherlh of the Parish ot Orleans
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
. Se&assl0 vs.. Antoine pio.uo. ,

= 9esass'c ~. -antoine Picrna- and
cyIyTU nrSrp,C yri!e Lablche.
- ~ CHS, Diol XIII COURT FOR THE PARISH
49, - OF orleans. No. 13i2-By viriue OF a wrt Of
Ita Iaclas against Aarcelite Chot.au and Jnles
..s tthe SOC heirs of Cvrlle Lahirhe deceased,
na.u rneI write proportion, and " idow Pitrnas
10 "a. az ,utTx, To re directed By the honoraha
=; .,iA'h district Court for the parish of Orl-aus
san 'ne &c. ABOVE entitled cause. | will proceed 70
sna.; a. puoilc auction at the Merchants and
Ia 81 una Exchange, ROYAL street, between
3 E".ai ana Cnsiomhoase str. cts in the second
a. '. ,n, o. IDS city. on MONDAY, May TO- 1875
nron aMtlee O'Clock a., the following described
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the
u,.aiuines ana lmrr ivements thereon situated in
ttno oecond District OF this city, in the square
CoouhotN DY Bayou 81. John, First St Ann and
naln streets, designated By the mum Der SIX meas
nIfhs lnlrty feet front on Main street. BIZ one hun
niro ana s!1ty- seven feet in depth on the line
neafest FIRST street. and one hundred and sixty
seven ,ret three lines d. ep on the line Of lot
number seven, ard thirty feet in the rear; which
eaia properly was purchased from q. Saloy per
ac. passed brioIe D. Doriocnurt, rotary public
IN this city, da ed Sep:e inber l.: 1873 Recorded In
.oINeA ance Office, book ono hundred and Tour
loo one hundred and ten.
o.ized 10 the above suit. as belop g.rg TO de
tendant, jules Brot.
ierms-Cash OE the spot.
EUGBTE WAGGANAS
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
APPS 10 5nyg
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Peter NJ. Peterson vs.. Armand MERCER
OIYTH DISTRICT COrkT EOR THE PARISH q

Peter NJ. Peterson vs.. Armnud Mercier.
GIYTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. .i65.-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale me din ected b. the honOrdb BILE
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneere'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse stree Is, in the Second District of this
city. on MONDAY. April y. 1875, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all he buildit IS and Improvements thereon rights
ways servitudes and advantages theTeunto be-
longing Or IN anywlse appertaiui" g situated, lying
and being in the ii. district OF this city IN he
square bounded By Girod, Baronne .Ju'ia aud Phil
lppa tnGw DryaCesf Streets being part of the lot
designated by tie number fifty SIX ~ said square,
on plan drawn by Joseph Pile, late surveyor
dated the thirteenth OF December, 1881, de.
pos'tt in the office of g. r. Struger late notary
public IL this city; the said lot of ground ur
lng IN French measure, thru? feet front on Girod
street between Bironre aud Philippa tnOw Dry
ades st eets, at the distance of ninety feet from
the corner of Baropne street, by one hundred and
twenty ret in depth, bel ween parallel lines.
,. AND CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings aud improvements thereon
rights ways and privileges there unto belonging
or in anywise apprItaiupg. situated in the SAID
fst District OF this city, at the south west corner
OF Glrod ard Baronne streets, measuring, American
measure, twenty-five feet s!N inches nine lines
front on Bar1nne street, by Einety-s'x feet three
inches three lines in depth and front Grod
sfeet.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase from william Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jackson. AS per act before Amedee
Ducatt !, notary public in this city. GATED the
twenty HI III Of ST ptember 1897, reg stored the
coEveyaIc e office OF this cisy. book number nine
I? one, folio four hundred AID nilory eight.
Seized in the ABOVE SUIT.
Ierns-tash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish CT Orlea1a