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1t is strange what different esti-
mates people will put on a mans
character according TO the eyes
with which they view him. In the
opinion Of some, Benjamin Bene-
dict-not our hero, exactly, but the
next thing to 1t, his uncle-was a
gentleman, scholar and philan-
thropist while others, quite as
well qualified to reason and decide.
wondered that such monster was
allowed 10 walk the earth unchal-
lenged. For old Ben Benedict was
inst the sort of man to provoke
and please in alternation-a human
March day, with streaks of snn-
shine and chilling gusts sandwich
ed through his na'ure. People
who knew him liked him passing
well, bnt it sometimes took a life
time to know him as he really was.
"You will ne sure to like my
uncle, darling" said Hugh Bene-
dict to his young wife. "He is
eccentric, hut he is sterling"
Rachel did not answer; her blue
eyes were wistful and full of per-
plexity. Uncle Ben. whom she
had never seen. but Of whom she
had heard much, was to her an in
scrutable riddle, whom she feared
more than she was willing to
acknowledge. For Hugh's future
depended to a certain extent on
Uncle Benedict. and with Hugh's
future her own was inseparably
connected.
She was q fair, fresh-looking
girl, with velvetv cheeks, bronze
bright hair. and features as correct
and delicately cut as cameo
Hugh was quite certain that Uncle
Ben could not see her With
out loving her; but these young
husbands are not apt to be impair
tial judges.
She was sitting in the freight
at their lodgings, when the old
gentleman first beheld her; and
the only warning che had Of his
presence she saw ref|ectedin Hugh's
eyes. any dear, how do yon do :"
said the gentleman, kissing Rachel
on both cheeks"
And she thought he was not so
terrible after all.
He turned to Hugh, when he had
thus rather unceremoniously made
himself acquainted with his neice-
in-law.
"Well, youHg man, are you ready
to leave these rooms and go to
your new homei" he asked; for
he it known that the old gentleman
had eiven-oHugh and Rachel a
wedding present Of new house,
wherein they were to live.
"Quite. sir" Hugh answered
very cheerily.
"Shall 1t he tomorrow
Eyes"
"All right"
And Mr.. Benedict sat down Ia
spend the evening and enjoy him.
self. 1NF .TFr
"Well, siri" said Hugh, wber
his uncle was taking leave, and
paused on the doorstep to light ,
cigar.
"well, siri" said uncle Benedict
calmly.
"How do You like heri" asked
Hugh. l Hfrr
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"Go out, Young man; she's not
here" said = Pennsylvauis preach
or in the midst Of his sermon. 70
youth whom he saw standing
besitstingly IN the door.
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Young Men.

Baylies Great Merchanti,e College, Keokuk,
Iowa, on the Mississippi. Nineteenth year.
About sixty dollars pay all expenses, for Mem
bership, board and stationary Book-kcepcrs,
Penmen, Reporters, Operators. Architects, sur.
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255yl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14
ESTATE OF WIDOW MARC CURE

Oh \. GUINAULT, AUoTIoNRBR-oFFIoR
I'D corner of Exchange alley and BienvEle street.
SATURDAY. January q, 1871, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, will Be sold at the Merchants and Auo.
toneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Cust0mhOuse streets, by virtue of Judgment
from the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans. rendered and signed
i. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District Of this city, in the square comprised with
in Roys Charities, St Philip and Uraulines streets
measuring IS feet inches lines front on Royai
street, by l07 feet inches 1nes in depth; to.
gether with frame house, No. 1885, having four
rooms back and front galleries, two clOsets paved
yard, waterworka, etc
q A LOT OF GROUND. situated In the same dis.
trict Of this city, in the square bounded by Conde
Levee, Ursulnes and Hospital streets. said lot of
ground forming the corner Of Hospital and Condo
streets, and measures % feet II inches front on
Condo street, 100 feet inches in depth and fronts
on Hospital street, 100 feet inches lines in depth
on the line which separates It from lot No. p TO.
with veIands fronting on both streets; a two
story brick kitchen of four rooms another brick
building fronting HoEpital, No. 80. Of two rooms,
with balcony, large brick shed used as a coal de-
8. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated IN
the same district Of this city IN the square bound
ed by Hospital, Bareaeks. Royal and Bourbon
streets, measuring, In French measure, 80 feet
front on Hospital street by l20 feet deep between
parallel lines Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon; No. 81.
The whole agreeaby to plans to be exhibited at
Terms-One-half cash, and the balance on q
credit of one year for notes divided into coupons
secured by mortgage on said property, with ven,
doris hen with interest at the rate Of eight per
cent per nnnum from date till paid. The pur.
chasers of said property shall keen the buildings
constantly insured against the riRks of FIRE until
final payment Of said notes and transfer the
policies of insurance the names OF said vendors
or OF any further holders Of said notes and in
OF suit for the recovery Of said notes, or any o.
them the purchasers shall pay the fees Of the at
torney at law who may, be employed for the re
coVery OF said notes, which fees shall be dxed al
i've per cent on the amount sued for.
All the taxes oOlleetible end demandable in thl
property.
Acts OF sale before Oscar Drouet, notary public
at the expense of the purchasers.
de27 ia4 IL 1927
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Girl me n America.

lac Of the problems of the day is the girl
OF American young women. There lie
|rge class Of girls too fine and high and
fghtful to be content with the outward
OF ordinary home and society and not
possessing that divine flame Of genius
} turns all barriers away and shapes to
ii q lite. They are not especially
|ng in any one point of art, literature, or
3neas ability, but are sensible of q ospa-
~ for ''sOmething better than they have
Wn's-of possible infioreacenee OF char
4 stirring within. They have high,
.Hgh perhaps somewhat vague ideal OF a
Ter life that is just within their reach,
Aprecisely how to obtain IL, how TO shape
clay Of dreams to the white, shining
3ble Of enduring results, they know not
every thoughtful girl comes this criti-
period when IN some glori6ed vision she
before her the woman she had dreamed,
woman she intended and expected TO
me when she was yet
Standing with reluctant feet,
Wher8 the brook and river meet,
W0manheod and childhood meet"
day comes when che starts to the sud-
consciousness of womanhOod; when she
zes that the crudities and incomplete
paxdonabie in the girl are unpardOn.
gus
brewer closed behind her, and now, I'M
strong purpose IL hers, she will lapse
an automatic womanhood. II meant
e nioFa--I expected to be-" abe will
times say with g sigh, remembering
deals she left with her girlhood, and
tnrn again to the common outward
qgnoTing the finer possibilities that yet
tor her.
Just here lies the fallacy of woman's
q WomRn's mora than man's--that the
pa feels when the gates of girlhood
er close the gates of divine poseibili-
Dioee also behind her while the man
grows into higher and richer culture
yoara increase. W0manhOod should
Pee charming, more progressive than
pod, Culture is accelerated by time,
I'D thro the immensities. and she who
adleat to high and noble aim, will
~ them to herself and combine as ele-
Of 9 FINAL triumph.
esre IL no disappointment so great as
~ are to ouraelves,n If We are untrue
best We know. There Is no success
ietying "a that of the inner life, the
g that 70 surely follows "as the night
~ II we bnt
help the spirit wholly true
70 that ideal which it bearAn
alwayn makes q way for the soul
oeeply ia earnest. There is . truth
M do not dad in theology, yet Is none
20 q spiritual truth, that "Christ's
tQnporal as we'll as spiritual, deals
omNonests most practical needs, and
rn % her who struggles to be true to
sall; and what che asks, believing,
~ Fooefvop
taE Thought heaFing on this Bubject
xqpisltely expressed:
ny W atrlye 70 be pure and true,
% 81 u1 an there viii come az hour
tho y 60 Of life shall burst Into lower
an a Cur feet the glorious dover
qMpthAng hottak than ever we KEW.
nlF Wg at1iVe "a be pnrs and true,
AM o. aha sea will lower Its crest
~ Hf4tF waves that we used to breast
~ sad tutna aud elnk aloWly to rest
ftn1ot calm 81 over and through.
hoagt1 thnt are longing 70 be more true
'n--l' even now a. u 4aea gone,
aa4Al shall die, and the r0Ha Of dawn
~ tl mQuntainn clearly drawn
tsu taf NlqEg that all "a new
Isl LcHis Repablicail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14

For Hon. Jacques A. Ola;
Representative McMillen-L.
For Hon. L. g. Barron:
Representative Raby--I.
For Bon. David Young:
Representative Tolliver-1.
For Hon. P. j. Kennedy:
Representative Eouer--I.
Senator Kslso voted blank--l.
There being no election the Senate with
drew to its chamber, on motion of Senator
Cage.
The House resumed its session, Speaker
Hahn in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. TOlliver the House was
adjourned until Monday next, fifteenth in
slant. at 10 M.
ROBERT f. GUICHARD,
Clerk of House of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14

RY VIRTUE or AND In OBEDIENCE 10 Az
- order Of sale rendered January g. 1877 to mo
directed by the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, iii the above
entitled matter, / will proceed to sell At pun-
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctionaara
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tOmhouse streets, in the Second District OF tins
city, on TUESDAY january is, 1877, Of twelve
o'clock NJ, for account Of said succession the tel
lowing described property, to wit
l. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF CLAIM Of DR.
Octave Anioux against the city of New Orleana,
for nineteen thousand six hundred and seventy
dollars. with Eve per cent per annum IN
terest from about July, 1874, till paid being for
geryices and treatment Of small pax patienta-
said claim is disputed by several persons pretend
litigation
2. THE UNDIVIDED HALF or CLAIM Of Dr.,
o. Anfoux against the city Of New 0rleana, for
three months rent Of hospital at one hundred
dollars per month, with interest and al
mitted bv ordinances Nos 2I5l, 1856 and 2921, Ad.
ministration series, of the City Council
And on the same day, at half-past four o'clock
P. NJ, at my warehouse Nos. % and Is Orleans
street. between RoyRl and Bourbon streets, 10 Che
Second District of this city
a LOT or FURNIFURk AND MovABLRs, Is
per inventory which may be seen in nv office.
TermB--Cash on the spot
THOMAS q. HANDY
jas 7l2l6 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish If orlsana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14
By Placide ]. Spear.

MUST FAIUABL lMf6ON bD PROPERTIES. NO.
60 VlLLkRA STREET, FIRST DISTRICT, NO.
IS GASQUET STRRRT FIRST DISTRICT AND
NO. 81 BASIN sTREsT, SECOND DTSTRiCT.
SUCCESSION OF PIERRE HREO.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans :
No. 81. $50.
DY PLAClDE j.. SPEAR, AuoTTONRKR-
~ Once No. % Royal street. - On TUESDAY
February G, 1877. Of twelve O'Clock NJ. will be sod
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction.
and Customhouss streets, BY virtue and in pur
suance 10 an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
Judge Of the Second District Court for the pazsh Of
Orleans, dated December 49, 1875, for account Of
the above succession
l. ALor OF GROUND, together with the build.
ings and improvements thereon, situated in tia
First District Of this city, in the square bounded
by Where, Robertson Gasquet and Common
streets, known as No, 80 Where street and dssig
mated - Let No. on plan drawn by Hugh Grant
surveyor on the ninth day Of February. 1883, and
deposited in the ONCE Of H. B. Cenaa, late notary
public 10 this city said lot having front Of 90
feet on Where street, by depth between par.
Alel lines Of 1al feet to an alley is feet vide
which bounds sald prOparty in the rear.
2. ALOT or 0kOUND, together with the build
inga and improvements thereon, in thu FIRST Dis.
trict Of this city, In the sanare bounded by Gas.
~ NJ q 49, 80 ~ y u
Of plan Of aurvey annexed to An act passed Be.
fore r de Arnas, late notary public IN this city,
ing 'front.' on GaBquet street Of 81 feet II inches
l,nes, BY depth between parallel lines OF ls7 feet
3. a LOT or GROUND, with the buildings ana
improvements thereon, In the Second District 81
this city, I'M equarai bounded BY Basin, Franklin
Customhouse and Bienville atreetB, known a. No 81
Basin street, and designated as a portion of lot
No. Of plan drawn fbys Joseph Pilie surreVor
April 30 1888 and annexed 70 An act passed before
r. De Armas, late notary public ia this cstv o.
the Hixth Of December, 1875 said lot having froni
on Baein etreet q ~ feel, By depth, between
parallel lines Of 10 feet 70 Franklin street.
The propagty firstly described was acquired by
deceased Pierre Heno. from David Mcleod BY act
passed Lefore Il, B. Cenas notary public ca fsFea
ty-pinth August, 1888.
Tho property secondly described was acquired
by the dereaaed. Pierre HeQO, by purchase from
Alexander ". Scales, by act passed before II. b
TENDER, 1888.
The property thirdly described was SEQ irad by
the deceased, Pierre Heno, by purchase fr6m Jamei
Potter, first ayndic Of the creditors Of GeorRl
Reno, an insolFent debtor, BY an act passed Be-
Z 0zima, notary public, on tho twenty -ninth o
January. 1883,
Terma-Caah on the apet.
Acts Of sale before James Fahey, notary public
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< az them fci. her own use.
q raiHe enosas u. theYn ID Hutfipient NUM-
sn We pE9oaoS1 - sloIi red to import them.
Y wesnaAl my s..S II comprehend the fact
"a allsn NJ b Al Quite % mulch to do with
1lpit Is the heart nna tne m .ts
hd that osio che frst conuAtiena Of snas
m culture the attentian that it demands,
M nltimately raise our own preachers.
Frfbnegs for january
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14


Went 80 Secretary Stanton once to
N pe4l1lQl l0E soma daad soldiera
Do. lt vas IA the darkest days OF the
stanton said; ~ have not hme, Mr..
4 zee Vhat yod want aSnpposs Won
|ne' hIr, Secretary, said Nye. "Yon
12lonabla, Mr. Hgo. ir blessing such
- ttls timo, said Eianton. Npermlt
4Qii ase the unreasonable man.
z N4e. III y1u Fori not \ United
AkQr, I should 2ey yea wers very
eknf aeId Stanton. he1rhfiiy. aft
not great Secretary of War,
feHreed - aay Ycu sra making .
eQkqt Fqnte8if . retortad ths eid
WIS a.s eyes hlaEiaa Stan.
AM Qenan 4 then
b an. iile Fhn
s01 tn lie u1
04 4r aN
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AUCTION SALES.
b Naah = HOaeaon.


A vALUABLH PLANTATION IN RApIDEs Pan.
Iaa
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HaFAFn unAanAA,
H6H Orleans, January q, 1874
The sanate met par1pant % adjournment
~ 10 A. a., Hon. C Q. Antoine, Llaetsnaet
oo4tln0f aad ple|dtss 3, ne s,nase. q
"a. If
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14

DY c. Z. GIRARDEY. AuuTforylre
- Once 10: q oamp atreetr-sA q URDAY sehra
Auction kxehanges In tbs rotunda ofthe 81 0hnqIsa
Hotel, In this city, viii be sold At public n1t-
Ho o' " ena 5n, " Pursuance e a7 order en to
tricf Court Of America for the district 81 If1lsi
ana, sitting in BANKRUPTCY dated Jsunafy 5, i655.
following described property, 10 wit
A CKkrAIN TRACT or IAHD. toqttlaf With
Oh the buildings and lnpravemeHls thqranu. flirs
ated in the parish Of St Bernard ia fh6 Ef,I1 az
L0uialanas about three Wiiea below the eIlI 81
New Orleans, and on the lait bank 81 fAa AI1ais
river by depth Of 40 arpanfa hsften asfa = +
lines, and u bounded on the upper side llrf 81 |la
and on The lower eide l1e ~ the pst3srlf 81 81.
Frederic Roy, togethes with an s|1 t1IIiit 81
tne.Slla 70 1eel jig ~ ln any ssro soEezl4INII0
AID THREE. HUNDRED AND N0nHN.IoH#
eHAkaS q g to each r. The capital sleek q no
Cltzen1 Bank Of Louisiana. heinq the runs 4aH
o1 lot FORMERLY % sc analc1. Reduced IS sI0.I
tonluent g the said ~ shnnan ouEsulal Il Sd
oct pAa.eu ~ tho heflalnturo o. this ttl1I AS
proved on Tie tgEentF eighth o. April s6tl Ut.aa
stack and loan fherdoa ara areealIF as1a11 l
Enert1a9e On eaid properly ID taFof n ~ 81 SILK.
the spot, te cover the clalm 81 fh6 o|I'1.nr
new paat ane The purchaser "
zeng Bank, ln1 tbs sum cf a5fiS nIs41M III
rs1t q April, 1871 be tret1lz1 114 lIa. 'z
5s-lg ~ tAe 4tlII-tA.l1 1f nINtHN |'o|| -
tao said hauh; and 3 Fer tto ts1tsn Itf rI : s
1-s-a-e g r4tllt "a Twelve 4oA ~ 10
u Aofea Of Tho pnffN4fef, in 1NuE| lHAI sa11 fA
oeAt.nN interest 8 ne ts't ~ .ef1
/ tie lsIa notes % IL mo- ST. l'IelI q q
Eai.enal ta4k u t4s
etutesn - penal 4I.HA+e s.
Eel q tt1 event 81 .aI1 s. E. E. q. ... .I[ -
! f M e 4t
fa..
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RY 9. q. GIRARDKY, AgcTIoNRnn-
~ ONCE No. 81 Camp srreet-SATURDAY, Fehs
rnary 10, 1877. ct twelve o'clock NJ. Ct Tie s
Charles Auction Exchange. in the rotunda OF the
St Charles Hotel in this city, will be sold at pub
lie auction BY virtue Of ann in pursuance Of atad
ment from the Hon. A. l. Tssot Judge OF the Sec
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans 81
tered on the fourth Of December, 1876, and signed
on the eighth Of December, 1875 and rendered in
the above entitled suceession, the following des-
cribed property. to wit
A CEkTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN tie
FIRST District OF this city, in the square formed BY
IeIpsichore. Liberty, Benton tnow FranKlinl and
helpomene streets said lot forms the corner az
Liberty and TerpHlohore streets. and measures e
teet front on Liberty street by depth and fTonk
on Terpsichore street OF 1875 feet berwear iial
lines, together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, rights, ways and serF1tuaos lhere-
unto belonging.
Terms 0ne-third cash on the spot, balance NJ
one asd two years credit, for notes specially 10
cured BY mortgage and vendors lieu. baarina an
the usual clauses OF eight per cent per annna In
tereHt from day Of sale until final payment policy
OF insurance transferred, and tbs purchaser to aS.
sumo payment Of all the taxes for 1878 payable IA
1876, the price Of adjudication end The state
tax for 1876, payable In 1877.
Act OF sale before W. j. Caateti E1Q. notary
public st the purchasers expense.
iaT - 20 "a fe3 10
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MARSHAL'S MONTTIONS.

Abraham Fry We. Steamboat WawenOck,
etc.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 District of Louisiana. NO. l0.009.-m obeoence
70 an admiralty warrant, to me directed in the
above entitled suit, nave seized and taken into
THE STEAMBOAT wAwRSocK. her tackle.
etc, now libeled by Abraham Fry for the causes
get fOrth in the libel now lending in the District
Court OF the United -ates
And do hsreby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or per.
sons having or pretending to have any right, title
or interest in or to the came to be and appear at
district court of the United States for the district
Aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on tbs thtrd M0nd ~ Of January to show cause, If
any they have or can, why the eaid steamboat
should not be condemned and De sold agreeably to
the PRAYER of ibelsnt
United States Marshals office, New Orleans
JR. G. PITKIE,
jas u United States Marshal.
VigilRnL Fire Company No. vs.. Bark
WOOlIoOmOOl 90, etc.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
= District OF LOUISIANA No. llOiO.-ln obedience
to an admiralty warrant to me directed In the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
taokle, apparel furniture &c also her freight and
cargo, etc. now iibeled by Vigilsnt Fire Company
No ct al for the causes set forth in the Libel
pending n The District Court of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
or owners thereof, and all and every person OF
persons having or pretending to have any right,
title or interest in or to the same, to be and ap-
pear at District Court of the United States for
the district Aforesaid to be holden at the city Of
/ New Orleans, on the third Monday Of January, to
show cause II any they have or ean why the
/ said bark, cargo, etc, should not BE- condemned
| and sold agreeably to the prayer Of libelants.
United States Marshals office, New Orleans,
December Is, 1875.
| da1e % los IA T1n;fad SEE. hdarsibo,
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United States Distriet Court for tas Di.trlst 81
Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14

IN THE MATTER OF CHARLES CAVAROo an
and Gharlea Cavaroe Jr ind ViduallV Al -
members Of the commercial i'm Of O. Cavarn6
& Son. bankrupts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14
By @, 3, Girardey,
SUCCESSION OF RLIzABETH ADDRRLg

VALUABLE CORNER PRoPERTY IN THs FIRST
DISTRICT.
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AUCTION SALES,
By 8. eulnauIt.

BY 8. Gu1nRUIt,
CHARLES FRANCOIS RT Al. VS.. CATHERINE
HENRIETTE MiLL0T WIDOW OF FIACRB
LOUvTor, BT AL FOR A PARTITION.
ESTATE OF WIDOW MARC CURRL.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. %, 466.
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ASsIGNKKS sALB OF CHOICE SrtRlErl 81
RESIDbNCk 1ED FARM WITHIN TffaFF
MILES or THE CTTY on TEE LFFr RI TX
OF THk RIVER, IN ST. BERNARD PARFsH.
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By Sheriff Handy.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MRS. NJ ASFoUx
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