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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-06
EIGENk WAGGAMAN,
iel 9 IL Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
A glae Caller. Tutrix, ETC., vs.. =. Silver.
stein and T. A. Ra-fle.te

stein and T. A. Bartle.te.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 52O8.-By virtue of writ of fieri
facas to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, ia the
above entitled Sc. will proceed to sell at public
auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change. Royal street. bet Canal and Custom.
house Streets in the Second District of this city,
on MONDAY, June a. 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
the following decribed property, to wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of S.
Silversten in and to a certain Judgment III his
faver rendered in the Sixth District Court for the
parish of Orleans in the suit entitled s. Silverstein
We. William Durbridge, No. 10 5, now appeal in
the Supreme Court of Louisiana: said Judgment
rendered February 10, and signed March !, 1872
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the said property Will be definitely adjudicated to
the highest and last bidder for what il will bring,
at twelve months credit; the purchaser furnish
ing bond, with good and solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest Per annum from date until
final payment Said purchaser shall have 10 deduct
and pay in cash the amount of printing, sher Il 8
and clerks fees, etc-say about nnet five dollars
ECGEEE WAGGAMAN,
je2 10 10 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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A. ROchereau & Co. vs.. The New Orleans
Female Dominican Academy


Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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SHERIFFS SALES,
r.. King Cutler vs.. w. G. Hodges.

LHIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 4930.-By virtue of wri. OF
teri facias directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, IN the
above entitled cause TO ". p Harper, late sheriff
and bv said late sh riff to me transferred, will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
a'd AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets, il TIE Second
district of this city, Oh FRIDAY, June H. 1875 at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop.
eyty. to wit
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Sixth
District of this city, in square number forty-seven.
Old plan, and number three hundred and ninety
seven. new plan bounded by BOud0usquie, Leon.
tine, VamOnt and Pitt streets; said lots desig
mated by the nun bers fourteen fifteen, sixteen
ST venteen, eigh teen, nineteen snd twenty, on
plan deposited in the sher Il 3 office; lots numbers
fourteen, hfeen, sixteen, seventeen and eighteen
adjoining each other, and measure each thiIty-twO
feet seven inches four lines frolt Leontiue
street, by depth OF one hundred and nine feet
four inches four lines between parallel lpes lot
number eighteen forming the cOrntr of Leontine
and Pitt streets: 10 numbers nineteen aud
twenty ach asIre thirty feet front on Pitt
street. by II depth of one hundred and thirty feet
SIX inches. between parallel lines. Beng the same
property acquired by defendant herein
Michael LOUIS Luther per act OF sale passed before
William Joseph Castell, notary public in this city,
on the third Of November, 1853.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Ths being the 81 cOnd and last auction
the rad property will be definitely adjudicated 10
the highest sn1 last biddt for what it will bring
at twelve months credit, the purchaser furnishing
bono, with good snd solvent security, conditioned
according 10 law, anG special mortgage on the
property sold until final payne MT. SAID purchaser
VIII have to deduct and pay in cash the printing,
sherifs aud clerks fees attorney fees, etc, which
amount TO about one hundred and sixty-tve dol
lars, and, furthermore, the stats parish and NUM-.
tanned.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
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Alfred &. Robertson VS.. James Nj. Pfnne-
g.ret al, heri faclas against James NJ. Pipneger;
Emily Jane Robinson, wife of w. w. Freeman
and W. W. Freeman, in solido.
TNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
Il of Orleans, Ne. % S9s.-By virtue of a writ OF
teri facias TO me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets in the Second Dis.
trict OF this city, on TUESDAY. June e. 1875. at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop.
erty. to wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the improve ments thereon. designated by the
number eleven q plan drawn by Armstrong,
dated March l, 1927. in the square number four
teen, in the town OF Algiers in this parish, meas
urng fifteen feet front Pete rs street, by depth
Of one hundred and twenty feet, between parallel
lines, said lot forming the corner Of Peters and
Seguin streets
Seized in the above suit
TermS-Cash ON the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleanA
ny2s jeS 1899
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ECVENE W AVfANAN,
my20 je6 % Civil Sheriff of the Paris of OTleaue
The City Of New Orleans VS.. George A.
Freret; same VS.. Mrs. George A. Freret; same

Inc lily OF new OrIeuns VS. George A.
Freret; same VS.. Mrs. George A. Freret same
vs.. same.
SyUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans Nos $40 So, 81. and 20 6l4-
By virtue OF three writs of teri faclas to re
directed by the honorable the Superior District
Court for the parish of Orleans, in the above emit.
tied causes, for city taxes of 1871, 1873 and
1874 will proceed TO sell at public auction, at
me NJ fcnaIts ara AIctioneers Exchanse, Royal
i'll the Second District Of this city, on WEDNES
DAY, June %. 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ, the
following described property to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
The First District of this city, in square number
three hundred and two bounded by Basin, Com
mOn Gasquet and Frank lin streets d. sgLstted as
lot number seven, measuring thirty-ulDe t+et on
Basin street, by sixty-four feet Common street,
said lot forming the corner of Basin and Common
streets.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
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FUTENE W ATUAM MAN,
my20 ie6 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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my27 les 20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
iel 20 jv3 Civil Sht riff of the Parish of Orleana
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The state Of Louisiana vs.. John Mother.

Civil Sheriff of the Par ish of Orleans.
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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The City of New Orleans W. Martin
FAhnert: same va, same

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
my2l e6 "a Civil Sheriff Of The Parish of Orleans.
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ThOmy LafOn VS.. BERNARD LacOste and
DESIRE Gregore.

MA 16 je6 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans,
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state of Louisiana VS.. Canal Carondelel

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
my25 je6 25 Civil Sheriff of the Parleh OF Orleans
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Mrs. Priscilla BenIIy W. }. A. Lane.

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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" lillian >. Benedict vs.. Rudolph Won
Stole nbery.


my25 e6 25 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Civil She riff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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Miss Charlotte CrOna0, Admin 81 ratrix,
Mrs Widow NJ. do 81. ROmes.
1NOTRTH DISTRICT COlRT FOR THE PARISH


Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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BUGRNE WAGGAMAN,
myN je6 % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Widow
CHARLES A. Genn; same same.

EUJENE W HVTAMAN,
my20 je6 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Oreans.
, 1875-10-24
MUSIC.
AT HOME,

THE REGULARITY OF OUR MUSICAL SEASON,
as compared with those Of Eastera cities, il its
spasmodic character. We 60 from one extreme
to another. Week before last We had seven con-
certs in FIVE days BY Theodore Thomas. Last
week we had single concert by the Amphion
Qua1tette This week. after to-day, the field is
barren. Meanwhile the Eastern cities are liter
ally reve|ing in music The advertising page OF
the New York Tribune, for instance, gives the
announcements of the Wachtel German opera
troupe, the Kellogg English opera, Iitiens' in
concerts and oratorlo, Gilmore's Concer. Garden.
the Gran opera boufe, ArabelIa Goddard's piano
1ecitnls, the Nhite-Cervante's concerts, Thomas
symphony concerts, aud so on; while in Boston
Hans ron Bulow is driving the Hubbites crazy,
not to speak Of q acore OF more of other musical
entertainments. OF couzae, No skau h&ye the
, 1875-10-24

FT1tn'd {}kr.} Chrot1'ct<.
Capt. Young, of the Brooklyn restaurant. Was
agraeably surprised this morning BY an old cus-
toner entering his place and paying venerable
hash-blll OF 81, 80. The person in question left
Virginia six months sgo, and went to work in
Gold Hill miue owing the above sum for
board Repeated applications on the part OF tne
Captain have failed TO CAUSE the debtor to cone
to time, and on Nondarthe Constable was given
were to be garnisbeed, and that he c,ald no
ion9er evade payment, the Cold Hill man
t1udgad up yesterday and settled his bill.
"T6ere's nothing mean about me, ~ be remarked
to the Captain. - always meant to cay that bill
If it took half my private fortune 10 do it,
s. Heaven bless vou," cried Young, with tears
il his ewes. s'My debt OF gratitude is heavy.
ELL. To see you stepping down from your
golden throne aud paying your honest debts is
grand and glorious sight"
Don't mention it, Cap, don't mention it,"
sobbed Bill. when that there Constable told
me he'd bone my wages, and there was no Rlttin'
out Gu Ct it, what did / dos Why, just went aud
borrowed S12.50 Cfor I only had 3l0) and here !
an."
Take drink, said the Captain.
"TAankes, don't ca1e II do, ssid Bill
, 1875-10-24
THE DA RY. AAlD.
The western skses were ali ngiow
yEifta claftdn of rod and fxx.ire

The western skies were ali ng1ow
With clouds Of red aud gray;
Tie ctickess in the grassy fields
We're chipping merr1ly:
When down the lane, and DER the hill,
saw a maiden roam,
Who vent her way 1T close Of day
To c2ll the cnttle home:
ACo Bosa-co bossi
Co Boss-co boss!
COM HoME-tome humeV
Tha echo Of her charming voice
Resouuded through the vale;
It fingered on tho evening air,
And Aoated on the gale.
It died away among the hills,
And In the NOISY glen,
Along the distant mountain-eido,
Far from the hau1ts Of men:
AGO Bo6s-co boss
Co Boss-co bossi
C0NE HoNE-coma homolH
Eer face waa flushed with huea OF health;
Her arms and feet wern bare;
She had 1.-THE and supple form,
wealth Of ebon hair.
Beyond the hill she passed from sight,
As sinks an evening-star,
Until her voice was family heard
Still calling from ofar:
''Co Boss-co boss!
Co Boss-co boss!
CONF H0ME-cOme home !"
Soon DER tho distant ridge appeared
The cattle, red and brown,
And from the pasture to the lane
Gamo gaiy trotting down;
And close behind the maiden came,
Upon her honoeward way,-
With waving arms aud startling voice,
Loud shouting: =. NHAY-O WHATi"
oax PARK, I'll. EuoESEJ. HALL
, 1875-10-24
TIRED.

am tired Of dreams when night ia Rone,--
Ever so tired, when day comes on,
OF the glare, mud heat, md feveriAh strife,
That crowd the days Of my restless uss.
Weary Of work, more weary Of play
Of watching the swift hours glide away;
Weary OF asking end wondering why
The dear God made us to suffer and de-
Weary Of asking pleading in vain
For the blessing never shall know again.
For the love Of j life 80 strong and brave
For the beat Of heart asleep in the grave.
, 1875-10-24

woEkman's e"n A toaeh: 99s 1egg and Scott ths vo.,
fhs fs5'9s a,,neo wno @a tas odsng and c.es
for the material which, much softsr .h.n .ntans7 a.
and free from the grain and perYersitv ~ A1oos
yielded freely to the touch and anahied t,1 .oa1
put their ideas into solid form betose th4s4aa ht4 =
lost their freshness- >'e7 nd
Some further account OF Chicago terr..,...-
and som remarks upon tha pfopertie. ~ =
material ~ regards color and shrinf,rs u
which have not been touched upon, mnst astR
ferred to another article. ~"'' % D.
". II. R. Fsrvz
, 1875-10-24

a Century OF Industrial Progress; = Oct. g. Mrs.
E. Cady Stanton; Nov. Z, Moncure D. Conway
Nov. II, the Rev. Edward Everett Hale Nov. %,
Mrs. 4. H. Leono"ens; Dec S, Charles Brad
laugh.
Billy Rice ought to have an overlowing house
at his benefit to-m morrow night. He Is ca; ital
mnstrel. and has been pretty faithful to the
people Of Chicago. He is to appear for this &C.
caaion only On tho "erd," and, though he will
have DO opportunity iu this position to show his
artistic stumble, he will, doubtless. surpaas him
self il graces OF another and eubtler Kind.
Mr: James LEXIS is announced to play Is The
Big Bonanza " at Mcpicker's for the week begin
nlne Nov. /. The unfortunate litigation over
''Ou1 Boys " WILL probably prevent the people OF
Chicago from seeing that much-taiked Of play
for como lime to come. The Florences. who
claim ths light to the play. have been engaged
in The Mighty Dollar" and they will not prob
ably be ready to bring out Our Boys in Cbica-
go until late in the season, If at all. The delay
is very provoking.
Little Lolita the queen Of the banjo and the
clog-dance,-if these rather uu1uly subjects can
be said TO have anv queen: will give her new
play, ''Museste," At AicVlckers Theatre this
week. She is likely to have Gro *ded houses, as
she has struck wonderful etreak Of eood-for-
tune this year wherever she has been. The p1ay
is probably something to hang Lotta's spec1ai-
t.eh or, and it viii not be enjoyed the less On
mour, Raiuford, aud Hurleys and Meadames Mur-
doch. Browne. and Stoneali are in The cast.
Arrangements have been completed BY this ex-
cellent club to agaia perform the Honeymooa'
at An ea-ly day in November next, at the Acade-
my Of Music. Owing to the terrible state cf
the weather on the evening ut their last per-
formance at the New Chicago Thea..e, many
we're prevented from seeing the Club in this
play. and as an important member of the cast
was prevented By Illness from appearing, the
Club Waa unable to do themselves full instice.
, 1875-10-24
Performance Of "The Merry Wives of
Windsor" by the Liederkranz.
4 Musical Duel-The Amphion Quartette
Sunday Concerts.
THE DRAMA.
IN CHICAGO.


mated last night, was in some respects notable.
rah played WITH better surroundings than vert
afforded at the Academy last se.r- The stags
was adapted for Mr. McCullough's piSys, ant
accessories we're provided somewhat more Gber
ally than before. 1t is only Justice, in this con
pection to notice the excellent stage-manaee
meut of Mcyickcr-s Theatre. There is probabl,
nothing superior to it anywhere in the country
Behind the scenes everything moves like clock
work. The manager. rs Mr. Mccullough himself
expressed it, is jewel Audiences too seldon
give credit where it is due for work Of this de-
scrpdon. They taLe it for granted that order Il
Heavens first Law, and that there is leas diff
culty in enforcing Heavens laws on the stage
than elsewhere This idea would be
quickly dissipated if amateur perform.
ances were frequently glven in public
halls-if, for ins.ance, the Genial
Dramatic Club should g1re az it threatened to do,
= series of ten performances in the New Chicag 90
THEATRE The staae-mAnagement at the nfst
entertainment, Thursday week, was simply ludl-
rrou1. Long walts were not 1nfrequent, wrong
sxita we're common, and in some Instances the
curtain vas Brought d1wn as means Of tempo
sa1y relief. Blunders OF this kind never occur
at McVicker'a Theatre; and Mr. Sharp. the
staee-nauager, should be held in kindly remem-
bsance BY the public for avoiding them.
THE SUPPORTING PALrs.
nesidee The advantages OF a large stage and
fno accessories, ur. Mccullough had, towards the
md of bia encseemeut, very fair support. HRS.
Mn,doch'a aching AZ Tirqinta aud Julie was q
reve].tion eren to her friends and admirers. She
rarer did anything IL, tbis city bettar than Fir
-;,;o and in th,s mart she left ]itt1a to he de-
5 1..1s at -. h.a, -.,-,aa hot.a- -
sheo~ II eouAu nos n~'e oeeu s@4keo o'1eei W
her powers II 1t had been written expressly Tor
her. The air Of simplicity md naivete which
tba Y,a,t reouires seemed for her almost matter
- .s--sa .h,,oh +ha ..a,,,r,,o, of - m. !,
u eoa1e<'' 'uouso sao
reality WofS OF some aimcn4sY. rorIuna1e'y;
abe was not required III Tue lattef portaons OF
the play to oe snsto1ne oas Plc
tire OF distressed oeants: ana thls was
comparatively an easy naa1tef' 10 h'che-
lieu the demands upon nef were heavier,
and she WAS consequently less successful IN thls
plsy than IN "sIs5inlus Her Jutse VAS how
ever, highly creditable. BONE OF the other
characters in these p1avs were also well taken
Nr. Goseln as Ic1teus and I've M0,tprdt "as quite
fair, but not ut all marvellous. Though it id i
dangerous criticism to offer, 1t NAV be said that
Mr. Gossln, studies too much. His action 's ofLcu
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gen. Die SGocnafCr'ide 6pYotbct Don
$500, 900 laitst AMI allem @iqcntbume Der
Tirma bis ami Die ,,Oterbdnt5' Raifiuerie," a.
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miro mlnoeiten5 auf $3.50, 900 9eidldtt; iomic
merOen aud bttruoH Sl50,000 fiir bic allge.
nleiue 9ouflmsmaiic ueriiigbar; $780, 600 fala
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ferauten BON Watcrtalien fir tbre SaBbIns
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timore Suriid uno beiufte audi Iofort. Die
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biiBt er Die ms SeidGit eiu9eSablten Sl25,s
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eiuem uerbdltniBnlGBtg ungeHitgenoen SapltaI
mir iid), uic III 8erbmoung init Der ,@aluert=
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ais fir DtIittoHrn rufifnirten 3Hder iiEe
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sofal @ertd,te aus 9SaIbtmstom.

gSaibin9ton, 81. auguit. - Der
Sfaoen, iuelden Der ltarfe Regen9uB am
Samitag uno Sountag bier an9eridtet bat,
miro $4,000 betragen.
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man, meld)er befanntlid) ais @onulatszStlls
tator auf yllncle Sam'8" llnfOiten cine &elle
nm bic gSelt madte, bat ieiue Somn1er,Sillez
9tatur IN 9ape Wfag gebalten nno gtbt BORT
lelnen @dfen lapaueltld]e entertainments"
Ser Sbee miro nad) lapaneiilder Cutie allt
benz SoOen ierOtct uno Die @Gite fauern I'M
oas 9eIdlirr nit gctreu5ten Seluell berlinl.
Die ben Sbee au8i9enfenOen 9amen tragen
japaneitidlcS @oitiinl. SelbituCrltduOlidl trtnft
man MIR ben feluiten ySnlpertal," nelfen Der
Wtann 9ottes Don Oem Mtifaoo erhalten bat.
= 9eftern fano Dor Saltp'S 0ieitauratton
oil Der @de Der 7. llnb @-StraBe cine Sdlie=
Berei slpiden nlebrereu balberlpa6ienen SIC
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ldoIIen llno bic 9anse Sippidaft oerbaftet.
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nit einem gerplien Yarions in Streit, melz
der in SdlGgerei alsartete. Wtiller idblug
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in nDrDerii9er Abii9t auf Srn. SO. Ptn9bOs
fer genlaft 5u baben.
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feit bur9 etnen groBen @ommers.
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Stelle alS @ommiiidr im Batentamte ber5ld)'
tet, nm in Chicago auf etgeue Jteanung Ill
Observation-Disclosures s1I prdfttSirert.
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