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A FAIRY STORY,
By LOUISE MACK.

THE following story has found its way to the
REPUBLICAN from the country. Its author informs
us che 10 q young grl-being only twelve years Of
Age-but 10 seized with ambition to achieve
distinction in the fields of literature. We and her
sty 10 to be easy and fluent but full Of ANAL i'm
perfections, which experience will doubtless teach
hei to cure. The young miss has, apparently.
good imagination, and her fairy story contains the
moral that kindness even to small and seemingly
helpless beings will often bring rich rewards.-
EplroR RlPuBIicAN.l
We fairies had long lived unmolested,
near an ancient castle, but one day Ii
tiana, our Queen, called all the fairies to
her, and said the castle was to have mag
ter; that he, since his mothers death, had
been travelling around, but now he was
married, and would bring his wife home the
next day, and, she added, Il am afraid we
will have to change our quarters, but we
will .stay here little while to see what
kind Of people they are.''
The next day, Mr.. Malcomb and his wife
came. He was a tall, handsome man, and
she was Q delicate ''little angel" as we
called her.
The second day Mr.. Malcomb and his
wife were going around the flower garden,
looking at it. When they came to our bed,
her eyes fairly danced with delight. and
abe exclaimed, as gleefully as child, sob,
the little dsrlingsT
Her husband looked at her in surprise,
and said, "Why, darling, what do you sect"
ssWharo tho fairioa hava haan danoioo0
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
Fieri Facian against Charles sob In


Fferi FRcias against Charles sob In the
matter of the Draining Commissioners of the
First Draining District praying for the no.
mOlogaton Of the assessment roll.
0UPERlOR DISTRICT COURr FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. Is ,935 NO. Soy of the sheriff 8
docket)-By virtue of writ of ieri iacias against
charles job. to me directed by the honorable
Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers Exchanges Royal street, between Canal
and CustomhOuse Streets. in the Second District
OF this city, on TUESDAY. December I, 1875, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described property,
to wit
A LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS. in
the First District. number three, in squa mum
Der eight hundred and thirty six, bounded by Pal
myrs, Banks, Bsrnadotts and Anthony streets,
measuring one hundred and twenty five feet three
inches on Bernsdotte street. two hundred feet one
inch in dept and front on Banks street, and two
hundred and thirty six feet seven inches six lines
on line from Bernado.te to Bank streets.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
n0S Ia DEF Civil SbariH of ba par;ob ~ n,Iaov NC
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sHERIfFS SALES.


The City Of New Orleans W.. l.. ~
bliiaud; same We. SAINT; same VS.. SAM. y
CupERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Din.
~ of Orleans, Nos. 69 s6, so $685. 437 and O.. IL,
virtue of tour writs Of fieri facias to me H. !
by the honorable the Superior District CONF
causes. for city taxes of 1874 1873 and ~,
VIII proceed to sell at public auction, nj /, III
chants and Anctioneers' Exchange, Royal ~
netween Canal and Crstomhouse streets. n
Der 3, 1875, at TWELVE O'Clock NJ, the follows
scrlhed property, ~ wit ~ lag
UNs CERTAIN POR ZION OF GROUND s,tr.,.
the second District of this city, in square nssy
four hundred and forty two, bounded nv ~
avenue, st. Philip. Rendon, Ursulines and 3,
streets, measuring two hundred ieet on ~. q
oSE c ~ 9ns a IS 5st s dsgth
the Third District Of this city, in square my nv
fire hundred and eleven, bounded BY Fren.sas
Crauhart, Klysian Fields and Where streets Ss1
n nat % lot number one, measuring nineNJ
twenty eight rect 10 depth.
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GRouSD sin.
IN the same district Of this city, in square p,sJ
Josephine, Union and Celestine streets, desis,5
a. lot number sixteen, measuring sixty Ky
on Frenchmen street, by one hundred and ~. =
iiwo CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GRorsD \
afed In the same district OF this CT v, in :,
number one Thousand and twentv five, bounS.111
hiyslan Fields. Celestne, Frenchmen ald a.
streets, one portion measuring one huaI,,S \
fwenty.eiRht feet Oh Elysisn Fields street ~ y
hundred and twenty eight feet in depth. an
other portion measuring one hundred and Tis X
one Feet on klysfan Fields street, by one huns]
and twenty eight feet in depth
-FOUR PORTIONS OF GkOuND, situ,,.
same district of this city, IN square numhe,. h
hume red aud eighty five, hounded bv Seiss1
Union, Frtncbmen and Josephine streets ~
Bated as follows: Lot number two mea.nr,rs ~
feet on Solidelle street oy one hundred anS n
feet in depth lot number three me asnrinr n
hundred and fifty six feet on Union S, re, I h. Y
hundred and twenty eight feet on Jnsephins,J
iot number four measuring twenty. tiya fss
Frenchihen street by one hundred and fin, \
in depth; lot number five III asurinr one ~
and nity feet Oh Frenchmen street by ons
dred ami fOIty.fve feet in depth
OSB CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sitn.,,
the same di trict of this city, ~ square nHN,
eight hundred and eighty. six, bounded b, TrJ
Force, Bagatelle and Liberal streets, msas5rJ
thirty two ieet on Union street by one hnsIJ
and twenfy light feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND si,r.J
N the same district of this city, in eouare nTnj
three thons and snd thirty seven. toundsS
kysian Fields, PelOpidas, FIenchmen and ii-
stone streets, designated as lot number one
ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND si.r,I
in the same district of this city, in square nu.J
three thousand four hundred and srts1
bounded by Elysian Pields, Pelopidas, Csmo,
Brutus streets. measure 1g three hundred and !,
feet by three hundred and twenty feet.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the SPIT.
~ GENE WAGGANAy |
no2 II de3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF 0,,s.
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THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY.
Br II c, sTKpMAN.

Gould We but know
The land that ende our dark, uncertain travel,
Where lie those lis pper hills and mesdows low
All, if beyond the spirft's IL most csvil
Angat OF that country could We surely know
Who would not go7
Might We but hear
The lowering angels high imagined chorus,
Or catch betimes, With wax. full eyes and clear,
One radiant vista Of the realm before us
With one rapt moment given tO see and hear,
All, who would feail
Were we quite sure
To find the peerless friend who left us lonely,
Or there, by some celestial stream as pure,
To gaze in eyes that here we're lovelit only
This weary mortal coil, were We quite sure,
Who would endured
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nos IA DEF Civil sheriff of the Parish OF ord
Fierl Facin. Against Ora nd Lodge Of h

isiana-ln the matter of the Draining COun
sioners of the First Draining district A
ing for the homologaton OF the asses mel 4
SuPEhlOa DISTRICT LOuBT FOR TIE Pbl
y of Orleans. No. Is ,935 (Sos 582 of the shs
dncketl.-By virtue OF IA writ of fieri fac as aa1
Grand Lodge of Louisiana, to me directed VI
honorable the Superior District ,ourt for the "A
Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, VII
coed to sell at public auction, at the MeTchl
and Auctioneers exchange, ROYAL street, beisl
Canal and fnstomhouse streets, in the SecOp3
trict of this city, on MONDAY, uecember
at twelve O'clock NJ, the following described 4
erty, to wit
SQUARE BUM BBR SIX HUNDRED AND iH1j
THO AND IMPROVEMENTS, in the Secoud
twelty-tour feet eleven inches four lines 90 y
vile street two hundred and thirty-thre
eleven inches on Metairie road, and one huul
and ninety.ssven feet two inches on Helena y
forming triangle.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
1t GENE WAGGAMAN
nOs Il de5 Civil Sheriff of the Parrish al IN \
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- EUbENN W AUfA MAN
nos "a de5 Civil Sherih OF the Parish of on
Fieri Facias AGAINST J. En-. or Unkns'

H. the matter of the Draining CommissiOt
the First Draining district praying fd
homOlogation of he assessment roll
OUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA
- Of Orleans, No. rs, 935 tho. SAL apd sd
sherlfs docket)-By virtue of two writs q
facias against J. Bills o, unknown. to me dir
by the honorable the Superior District Corf
the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled 4
will proceed to sell at public auction, at tht
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchapge, Royal =
between Canal and Customhouse streets =
Second District of this city, on MONDAY, "
Der ., 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ, the follOvpa
scribed property, to wit
L. Lot OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMESl
the Second District, number ten, III square ~
i've hundred spd seventy nine, bounced BY y
Customhouse, Napoleon o d Alexander d,
Ineasuring sixty feet on Napoleon street. 81
hundred feet more or less In depth.
q. THRERs Lots Of GROUND AND ISPna
MKnTS, IN the Secohd District, numbers y
sixteen and seventeen, In square numht
hundred and seventy-nine, same boundst
msasuriug together ninety four bet eeven Y
on Napoleon street. BY IRE eulsr depths
ninety six feet four inches six lines on q
house street, and about one hundred and 6n'
on the other side.
Seised In the shove suit.
fTerns-Cash on,the spot
RtGBNE wAGGAMAsI
nos Ndes Civil sheriff sf the Parish Of Cd
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the First Draining District praying fol |
homologati0n of the assessment roll. ]
SUPERlok DISTRICT COURr FOR THE PAN
y of Orleans, No. IS 1886 mo. 585 of the shd
dOcket.-by virtue of q writ of teri faeias AZ
BENZ amin HarrisPp, to me directed by the hona
the Superior District Court for the parish Of on
nubl C au ton, at the Merchants and Auct1l
Exchange, Royal street, between anal and Gu
house streets, in the Second District OF this ciI|
MoNDAY, December 6, 1875, at twelve o'clOdI
SQUARE NUMBER FIVE HUNDRED AND Nh
six AND IMPROVEMENTS, in the Second Dis
bounded by and measuring three HUNDRED /
fourteen feet four inches six lines on both Gu /
sixty.nine feet nine inches six lines on both ]
and Olympia streets.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
EtGENE WAGGAMAg
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CUPRRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 78 0R-By virtue of writ of
fer facias to me directed by the honorable the SUI
perior District Court for the parish of Orleans,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city FRIDAY, d, cenb Der
1875, at twelve O'clock M the following described
: A CEKTAiE PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District of this city in square number
two hundred and seven, bounded by st. Charles,
Prytania. Felicity and st. Mary streets designated
as fOlows: Lots numbers eleven, twelve els htsen
feet six inches ST. CHARLES street, BY one hun.
end twenty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TsrmS-cash on the sPoGt.p up w.oc.v.,
MOI IA dea Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The City Of Now Orleans vs. = alter G.
GuPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ o. Orleans, No. 73.A2.-By virtue of a writ Of
her facias to me directed by the honorable TIE Su.
Perior district Court for the parish Of orleans in
the above entitled cause, for city tases Of 1874
will proceed to sell at bile auction, at the Mer
cnants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
eetween Canal and CustOmhouse streets, In 10
second District OF this city, on FRIDAY D. Gem
Der D 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
eIsPf Pose K o1 oaouuD .,,.... i,
the teurth Dstrtct Of this 9 ~, in squeeze number
one hundred and ninety mine, bounded By Coll
csam, bourth. PsvtAnie end Third streets iseasur.
Nh STREET ~ tive hundred snd fss:a q 5.s So L
ssR,h .s !, i ,.. ..,,,, ee1a8 80 -
Terms-Cssh on the spot ..E--- j
0ca Il nss Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Vrieans
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1o- ~ NJ WI oHtfIlI U1 tht FaIlSh OF OfIeN
The City Of New Orienn. W, j j HI,Is,1


SuPERlOR DISTRICT Court FOR THE PACE
~ of Orleans, No IS 997.-B BY virtue ct a NH
heii tacia, to me directed by he honorable
superior District court for the parish Of ur!eaH.1
theabove entitled cause, for city taxes OF lsl
viii proceed to sell mt public auction, at tie NJ
chants and Auctioncers' Exchange Rova, stfa)
between anal and Customhouse streets, in \
Second district of this city, on FRIDAY Derpr
3, 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following dp,crJ
property, to wit
TWELVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situsI
IN the Sixth District of this city, in square NUM-
Two hundred and twenty.six, bounded b. Cad
Mag zine, Austerlitz and Constantinople sirtl
designated as follows: Lot number twelve nsl
urlng thirty feet on Camp street by one hnhtd
ana htty fett In depth; lots numbers Thirteen
seventeen measuring one hundred and fifty "a
on Camp street by one hundre d and twenty feet
Austerlitz street; lots numbers eighteen 10 twel]
two measuring one hundred and fit, feet on Nd
azine street. by one hundred and twenty fee
depth; lot number twedty-three measuring thi
feet on Magazine street by one hundred and 4
feet In derth
Seized in the above suit.
Ternis-Cash on the spot
EUyENE " AGGANAN
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SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsI
- Orleans, No. 8O82.-By virtue of n writ nj n
urc and sale to me directed by the Honorable 4
slNth District Court for the parish of Orleap,
the above entitled cause, | will proceed 10 ~
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctjNsj
exchange, hoyal street, between Canal and N
tomhouse streets, In the Second District ot n
city, on sATrRDAY, December 4, 1876, at txj
o'clock M, the following described properly
wit ff''H
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. si,u,I
IN the Fourth District Of this city, IN the sSr1
bounded by Third, st. David, Fourth and n n
rick streets; designated by the plumbers i've \
thirteen and fhurteen, on a certified eketcb n
nnxed to an act passed on the thirteenth OF M
1911 before William Nee Jones, late not ary TN
in this city said lots adjoin each other and nss,
each, according to said sketch, thirty feet fros
Fourth street, BY one hundred and tweuty,s,l
rect in depth. bt tween arr llel lines tSra,l1
with the buildings and improvements thsn5
without exception or eserva ron. Being the a,
properly acquired by the deieuiant herein bv ~
chase from Samuel Levy, per act p ssed blfoit n
1871. Vi a,
Seized in the above suit
Tcrms-Cash on the spot
~ EUGENE wAGGAMAY.
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I IRacias
4 the matte
Paying for
ent roll.
f,ERIoR DIa|
Orleans,
n-By VI
u 4. l..
onorable Il
Of Qrleal
Rnceed to
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n District
afL 1875, a
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taa1 Civil
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The showers have washed the colored lig
From rainbows down upon the place,
The phloxes dame in red and white,
The paneies in their violet grace,
The jaunty jaybird's azure flash,
The rubies of the mount ain ash,
The dear old asteis gay cockade,
The naples with their green parade.
Tbs yellow daisies prim and clean,
Tho orange butternut that pays
In golden layes upon the green
Its early dues 10 Autumn days
All these no weary heart can vile
Like loving smiles from living ewes
That light the Lords last holy mile
TO perfect peace and Paradise
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ed to take sail and get some life into me
before paid my respects to my relatives"
"You shall go on one Of our excursions
tonight, Jack. We're to have sail down
the bay with DR.. R, one of the health
officers, particular friend Of ours. am
SIRE he will be pleased to have you join us.
But come with me TO the end Of the boat.
l want to inquire about that affair of the
heart which has troubled you SO long. Ex-
cuse me, Mel; come Jack"
'.Ads's happy now she's found . sallow-
faced cousin to be Father ConfessOr to.
Wsrdsf Oh, yes, her Aunt Annals son,
presume. Looks as if he had lived too long
on musty books"
Ada and Amy talked excitedly, arranging
their plans for the evening, the latter beg,
ging Ada to keep with her as much as pos
sibie, that the gentlemen might not suspect
her disguise
"Whst . capital rig you have on" said
Ada. ''You have been fitted to perfection.
You are lust like man, or, rather, lad
How romantice
Il could never carry this out were it not
that l must see Edward. should he die
without Mech, if he should die"-here
she choked, and Ada perceiving Mr.. Car
ter approaching, quickly remarked:
Control yourself, draw down your hat,
here comes Nelson"
"Nel., We are nearly there. How beauti-
full the banks of New Brighton look, so
fresh and green. Jack hss been telling
me about the tine old elms Of New Haven
; Mr.. Carter did not appear overplessed
at the intrusion Of his betrothed's cousin,
and, speaking aside TO- Ada, said: II think
there are others here beside your cousin to
whom You should be agreeable"
Every likely, Mr.. Carter, but I've not
seen Jack in . whole year, and We have
much to talk about" ,,.'5l
/ al think We had better join the Others and
get down STAIRS" remarked Nelson Carter;
"ths boat viii make the landing very coon,
end does not stop but nonent."
4. Tbs party stepped ashore. vhege Or.
3" Welcomed them ON the pier. They
walked through the green park Of the quar-
sntine grounds, to the little cottage q the
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Fieri Facips against Bepja min Harri,

NJ GENE WAGGAMAN
nos IA de5 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Oh
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New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
PERSONAL.
q temptation.

Judge Joseph p. Bradley of the United
States Supreme Court arrived at Jacksonville, Fa on
the 9th inst.
Miss Kate Field, who has been playing short
engagement in Cleveland receives warm praise In tho
newspapers of that city,
Mr.. John G.. SAKE has been forced by i'll
health to decline the invitation to deliver poem at Ad
miral Farraguts grave on Decoration Day
The flag which Paul BOyton carried across
the English Channel is exhibition at 1ndepend
ence Hail. in philadelphia. 1t was sent there by Col
Forney.
The Rev. Dr. Henry NJ. Field Of this city, ac-
companicd by his niece, will sail next Saturday for Eu
rope for OF the world He expects TO be absent
between and two years.
The principal object of Vicc-Presdent Will
sons trp to the South this time is said to be to visit
the spot ut Austin Texas, where his only con, an oicer
In the regular army, died.
A son of the Belgian sculptor GOdecharb,
who died recently has left G0OOOO francs to the Belgian
Governments interest Of which IL to be applied TO tho
annual endowment OF Belgian sculptors
DIR. james Beale has placed in the State Ii
brary OF Virginia portrait OF Pocahontas which he say
ia copy, made by the elder Sully In $780, of the
original portrait Of the Indian princess painted during
her visit England between the years 1916 and 1917
been In possession OF the descendants of P0caon-
tas up TO the present time.
Persons interested in the history of this
country before the landing Of Columbus to hold
international conference ut Nancy France from the 10th
to the Odd Of next July. They will devote themselves
especially W the relations VI tho OLD World viii America
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
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MARBLE AND SLATE MASTEIs-fFh Fdge.Stn S coIuInn'
MARRIAGES AND DEATas-Seoenh Page-6th column;
MIscsLIASEoUs-TiG Page-5th column neelfrA Page
-4th 5th and 9th columns ..> ,
MUSICAL INsTRUMESTs-EIeUenth Pd1e-6tn coiuiLn'
NEW CATloNs-Eighth Page-2d column.
PROPosAIs-Eiqhh Pdge-Gth column ,.,,
REAL Estate FOR RsALH-CIrY-EtghhF Fdge-on coiuunh'
BROoKLYN- -EighM Page-5th column: NKw-JERsEYL.
Ei0hh Page-5th column: CoUNTRY-EighM Pdge-6th
column; AUCrIoN-Eighh Pd0e-5th column; 40 Ia
CNtNGE-Eighh Puge-5th column.
SAVINGS BANKsEierenM Idge-lst eolnnn.
SALES BY AuCrIoN-Eighh Idge-4th column
SPECIAL NorICEs-Serenh Ioge-6th column. ., ,,
SITUATIONS WASTED MALEs-Eierenh P0ge-3n coluinn'
FENALEs-Elerenh Pdqe-3d 1th, and 9th columns
sTxAMnoArs AND ROADs-Eierenth Page-lst and
sTORAGE-Eierenm Pa1e-1st column.
STEAMERS OcEAS-Iitth Fage-Gth column
sTArIoSERY-Fih Iqge15tn column column,
TO LEI CITY PRoPERTY-Eighh Page-6th column;
ERookLYN- Eighth Page-6th column; COUNTRY
To WHOM II MAY CoNCERN-Eighh Poge-6th column.