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M.-FBRNITURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly a
CO.'S advertisement.
A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMITIEs
;S Ss 's,a treated py pr : h b d q
ycscy street Asor House opposite 81 Paups church
SEVERE COLD CAUSED THE MUSCLES OF
ny mex Sn G. sSsa not sa my % GeSo
a5l sixth avenue. old evefywherc. FRANK HER
NANCE. Conductor New Haven Railroad.
FRAGRANT sozoDoNT. = THIS PEERLESS
eeanses and preserves the teeth youth TO old age
KEEPS PATENT-pARTLY MADE DRESS
SHIRTS very best quality, all sizes elegant styles perfect
nttng to finish ONLY % put IN sleeves and sew up side
MAANGsa6r SoStASY, SO Bro 90 Street cor
ner Of South fnln avenue.
LEON DUaAs' sPECIALTIEs.
Eau Merveuicuse
for osagInES 1S n Ihe s sSpPls1ion'
Pomade hyperion
for 'i IE5S 'Bc9aSssaSs hai'
sroauco. ~ oae ,hr c Arega y 9iIk bath
LEON DUMAS
Creme Camphree go.
removes Az re- rcnshpi ss q, o. the SKIN
"Adalina," u osephnen @Lilac,g Hawthorne"
A'y IGSS B 9Gs sS'O>
Glycera.
unapproachable as hair tonioue
10 West Twenty-nah street.
adjoining the Hoffman nouse.
LEON DUMAS NEW AND EXQUISITE PER-
fume, "THE CARnfNALn respectfully dedicated 10 His
Emincncc Cardinal McClosGey. No. West Twenty
fifth street.
LEON DUMAS NEW AND EXQUISITE PER-
fume, "fHE CAEDNAI,n respectfully dedlcated 10 His
Eninenco Cardinal McCioskcy. No West Twenty
NTH street
LEON DUMAS NEW AND EXQUISITE FER
fume THE rAEpINAI.n respectfully dedicated to His
Emlnence Cardinal McCloskey NO. West Twenty
iftn street.
PHYSICIANS SAY THAT MILK OF MAGNESIA
Is preparation OF that akaii they have ever
seen aud strongly Ommend IL Disorders ~ the
stomach Gru aud Gravel " is peculiarly beneficial TO
children ana females. sold BY all druggists
SPECIE PAYMENTS.--A GOOD THING, BUT IN
a ~ gold rad silver let console ourselves
with tie kNbN arNfNG STYLE OF bENILtMNN's HAr the
popular iavcriie q the season Buy your hats az 22
Broadway. tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Whole sale
orders ned nc IL Broadway.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP HAS CURED THOU
sands who were suffering from Dyspeps Debility, &C.
TIE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6s3 BROAD
way, with tner admirable invention, which cnrcs Run
tn = nave established agencies throughout the country
and absolutely monopoiized the business Of curing
hernia.
THOSE SUFFERING WITH COUGHS OR COLDS
win ind reliet BY using PoRrER'a BALsAM
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To-DAY's RACES.

Three events will be run at New Orleans to-day,
upon which pools were sold In this city last even
ing, as folows:-
FIRST RAcE.-The Fortuna Stakes for three
year-olds; SIS entrance, p D.. with $1,000 added;
one mile and half.
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ANOTHER NEW STORY.

ANOTHER NEW STORY,
entitled
SILENT WITNESS
BY EDMUND YATES
AUTHOR OF "BLACK SHEEP &C sSTAWAY,u 1.-THE
YELLOW FLAG" &c..
commences in
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEF0RMITIES
successfully treated by pr : n MARSH principal q
vcscv street, AsOr House opposite st Paus church.
No connection VITA any other Office in this city.
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WIGS. rouFEEs, &c.-G. RAUcHFuss, PRACa
Twelfth street near Broadway.
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A.-FBRNIrURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly 4
CO.'S advertisement.
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lHE CRUSADE IN EUROPE.
Grand Success Of the American RcviValistS In
England and Germany.
Working for Christ In the
Streets Of London.
Mr. Smith Closeted With the En-
press Augusta.

LONDON, April 10, 1875.
Four crowded revival meetings were held here
to-day.
CLERICAL STUDENTS UNDER DISCIPLINE.
One or the meetings. especially devoted to stu
dents for the ministry. took place in Surgeons
tabernacle.
SaRIsTIAN WORK IN THE TABERNACLE AND THE
STREETS.
Mr.. Moody delivered an address on christian
WORK. which was rapturously applauded.
Thousands rose at his invitation to 60 into
the streets and work for Christ.
THE TRANSATLANTIC LIGHT ENLIaHTENINd THE
HEART AND MOVING THE SOUL OF GERMANY.
BERLIN, April 16, 1875.
The success Of the revival mission or Mr.. Pear
sail smith in this city and other towns in Ger.
many is increasing.
THE PEOPLE AND THE MOBILES COMING TO GRACE.
Immense crowds attend the meetings, ana mem
bers OF the nobility occupy seats on the platform.
THE EMPRESS ooNsoLED BY Mr.. SMITH.
Her Majesty the Empress Augusta has given .
private audience to Mr.. Smith.
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A SEVERE COLD CAUSED THE MUSCLES OF
nv neck to contract; could not move my head. GILEs
siNMENr tOnInE AMMONIA instant relief Depot
l5l sixth avenue. old everywhere. FRANK HER
NANCE Conductor New Haven Railroad.
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- 743 and 745 BROADWAY,
have recently Issued the following new volumct
of
BOHN's LIBRARIES
/ THE THEATRE or ThE GREEKS
Treatise the History and Exhibition Of the
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Eighlh edition. with numerous illustrations from
the best ancient authontles tBohn's 1oegiats
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2. GoETHE's CONVERSATIONS WITH ECKERMASN
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8 GOr1Hks POEMS AND BALLADS
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SCOTS.
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handsomely illustrated,
now ready, contalning:--

l. Up THE PARANA AND IN PARAGUAY. TIVE
Papers l. illustrated.
2 THREE FEATHERS Part TO- william Black.
5 CAMP FIRE LYRICS. L-Camp-In Three LighrS
Edward kearscy
4. oyERwoRKbD WOMEN Alexander Dolnar.
5. SPRING JOY. Emma Lazarus.
6. HOW LADY LOUISA MOOR AMUSED HERSELF.
The author OF "bindpts."
q WALPuRGia NIGHT. w. w. Young.
s FREDtRIC LEMAIrRE. Writ skies
.. III son G-WtND James Maurlcc thompson.
10. NORTHWARD TO HIGH ASIA. Frank Vincent Jr
H. BEHIND THEIR FANS. From the French OF Gus
Il. A MODEM AIT WORKSHOP IN uMBRlA r.
Adolphus rrollope.
la A STORY or AMEFIcAN CHIvALRY E.
a. WILL IAM EARL OF sHGLBuRNE. W. D. T.
Is OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP Society in Parls-Nauonal
Forms of GREETING sessonabIe Reading Letters OF
q Princess-A Hint tor the Centennial.
l6 Literal URE OF THE DAY.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP HAS CURED THOU.
sands who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility &C.
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FRAGRANT SOzODONT. = THIS PEERLESS
dcntifrice hardens the gums swectens the breath,
cleanses preserves the teeth from youth TO old age
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THOSE SUFFERING WITH COUGHS OR COLDS
win hnd reiiet BY using PoRrER's BALsAM
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NfAcREADY's "REMINISCENCES
MACMILLAN CO
publish this day
MAcREADY's "REMINISCENCES
and Selections from his Diaries and Letters Edued by
sir Fredercx Pollock bart, one OF his Executors with
tour Steel Portraits Engraved by G. II. JeenS One
handsome volume, LIMO So So
"The whole forms one of the most interesting and in
respects valuable records OF artistic and social
life, wen as OF the personal inward There "a
nothing omitted that reader has right TO look Tor in
such record regards the history the stage
home lie of the With the in man,
Macrcady is sterner with himself aud his fauln
tnan he with his fellow actors their
offences. The book viii him the estimation %
every Observation-Disclosures.
MACMILLAN & CO, Publishers
AsfOr
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FOR SALE BY ALL PERIODICAL DEALERS
IS cents per number; 81 per year
Specimen Number with Premium List mailed on
receipt OF 20 cents
J. B. LIPPINCoTT CO.. Publishers
us and III Market street, Philadelphia
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LEON DUMAS NEW AND EXQUISITE TER
fume "ruK CAEpiNArsn respectfully dedicated to His
Emluence Cardinal McCloskey no. West Twenty
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LEON DUMAS NEW AND EXQUISITE PER-
fume "fuE CARDINAL respectfully dedIcated 10 His
Emincnco Cardinal McCiosEcy. No. West Twenty.
nth street.
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KEEPS PATENr.-pARrLY MADE DRESS
suRrs very hes. quality all sizes elegant styles perfect
nttng to finish only 70 put in and up side
s. ans, six Tor 81 %; equal 70 any 81 shirt kEEP
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, so Broome street, cor
NJ Gnuth n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-13

IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 1912.
Dsret Court Of tha United States fnr the District
Of Louisiana

nv RDBAR GRINlA. ASSIGN1k-PUkSU'
u snf 10 an erder Of the Hon. W. =. WOODS, S'r.
cvjt Judge acting during vacancy III me once
uss s,1ss s6s lsP
j viii procet to sell 1T public auction on "
DAY June 5, 1875 ct tweye ococK n, ~, Ro s1 a
stresf be, ween Canal and CUSTOM house streets in
1his city the following described propt rt'es' iree
TskB e c e LOTS OF eRouNr, situated
In the Fourth Dirtrict # New Orleans, III me
square BOUNDED by St. Andrew FreTet, JosopninnS 20
ad i g SQUARE s,sss'i no s on pan ~
Armas darsd eighth Of June, 1867 AID lo!s ness
ure follows Lot No 81 has 80 ,1 feet cnss
lines iOnt ON Josephine street. l33 fest II McnSs
a. lines deem on the division line Of lot No. 30 ls1
feet inches Ln.s deep and front on Locust ,s y,
Andrew street; lot No: 80 HAS the same. front or
Josephine. street 20 lot No. 81 lio feet I'm.
Inches y lines deep on the division ,i ,,,s
81 lot on ~ 80 and b feet inches
-. lines deep on the division line Of No. 81; and
lot No. 20 has the same front on Josephine street
~ lot No. 30; l4l feet inches line deep on the
division line OF lot No. 23 l4Oteet inches rnes
deep on the line Of lot NJ" 80, and 80 feet inches
oil the buildings and improvements thereon, end
all tine rights. ways, privileges and appurtenances
Being the same three lots Of ground acquired by
sAid Frederick Muntes from the succt ssioh OF
JACOB S. Solit. by three 81 veral deeds OF sale.
passed before g. lie Gardeur. IT., notary pubic,
in this city, respectively on the iteenth twenty
fret and twent ~. tiff b of October, 1869.
2. A PORTION OF GROUND. in the Fourth Dis
trtct of he city VI New Orleans, in he square
bounded by Magnolia Gate Maunsel), Philip, Soils
lnow Locusl ard Fist streets, commencing at a
distance Of 81 feel Inches from the corner o.
Pliiip and Me- gnolis st,eefs and AZ q distance on
the other side line Of Sc feet il ches from the
corner OF First and Nj gaUlia streets, measuring
63 ieet inches front on Magnolia street, by d
depth Of 100 feet, between parallel lines Being
taid r Mundts by purchase ruln John Henderson
and James HagaD, by o.: art passed before P.
Lharles Cuve4li<1. FOL merl u anotary public III this
city, on the tweIfy-ninth Gay If july 1865 To
gether with all the buildings aud improvements
there on d all che rights, ways, prlsiis gees and
appertaning.
Terms ash on the spot.
EDGAR GRIYA,
myl2 - 26 les Assignee Of +. Mupdes, u nkrupt.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

~
Gold opened ct lisa 0ll5t. against llsh At New
York, and, alter . fair busln-ss closed At the
openiog rates. against rs s. in that market The
iss; 10 ooo at ilSh: 10000 Al ii5s 0lI5k. and
$1,000. SIS 600 and $40 GOO at 1853.
Nothing transpired in silver American half
cs c dol dollars It seos6*. gold
Foreign exchsuge ruled up to P. n. at previous
6guIes but under the influence Of the la.t dis.
market closed 81 - improvement Of lilo per cent
70 sterling and nesrly i for france. The move
SCI ocO. embracing RlOOO and 29Ooo bill Of lading
at IS 81; &3cCO al clear Ut -: StOOO bill Of ladng
Of SIS 62d5 s2'f, and 2sGoo pivate bankers and
The sales Of francs were qnite heavy for the Sec
son, summing up nearly 800 600. and includiD &
rs 600 cial At ABBA al and $4,000 do at
At the close sterling bills were quoted at s5 81
as So for bill OF fading and A clear and -0S5 641s
for bank. and francs at 44s40- for commercial
Will H. lit offerings and a moderate demand New
York eight was unchanged. The sales comprised
cest premium, and $lOGO0 and S2o 600 do, and
$40 O6o private bankers st 5le. We also noticed
The banks continued to check on New YORK at
y cent premium. ard commercial sight was
eiil onoted at Sis.
City bonds we're tsiher weaker. The only sale
reported was S6O00 new currency seven per cents
Under the prevailing uncertainty with regard to
what developments may be made by the exam
liners Of the funding boards accounts, new state
const lidatrd seven per cents at the close. exhib
tied manifest depression. TIL. sales included
$4,000 and $4,000 ut Sc, and 625,OO0 $4,000 and
$1,000 at ssh.
Owing to the decision Of the City Council yes
teriay city scrip Of 1874 gave way about r. cent,
being quoted at 4204t, against 430A yesterday,
while Metropolitan Police warrants were evidently
stronger, and quoted at -165, against 60Q65 yes
terdsy. No sales Of either were reported.
state warrants we're without any apparent move
1873 and the previous W ars funaab.e, a. 36037; do,
not fundabe, at COG, and legislative per dom at
g66g7
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District Court Of the United States of Amerc2 fbY
the District Of L0uisiana-No. 1855 i
by HOEY 4 O'CONNOR-NIcHoLAs J.
H.. Hcsy A1s.ioneeTGs 80 II y H1;Snsngs
TIVE I've o'clock M, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, on Royal street.. between Canal
leans, by virtue Of an order Of the Hon. ". B.
Woods, circuit indge, acting during the vacancy
in the office OF district judge wiz be sold by public
ing to the estate of the Bank Of Louisiana in bank
ruptcy, to wit
Real Estate
l. TIE RANDOLPH PLANTATION, in Mont.
gomely county. Alabams, cOnta:. ing about l75O
agrees, situated on the COtOma creek, about Aoven
miles from the city Of Montgomery, with such
buildings and improvements rs there may be. and
sold as being rented for this current wear 1s7S
THE PARK PLANTATION, in the parish Of
Coneordis, Lou sians, containing about R03 acres.
situated on The Tensss river, with such improve
ments asthere may be. and sold as being Rented
with the Moss-Giel place for this current year,
g. THE CQNCORDIA PLACE. in the parish Of
ConcoTdla, louisiana, con aiming about 1853. 10
"eres u situated On the eas' side Of Black river
of Concordia, Louisiana, contain ing about
llo4.so acres, situated the Tensss nver, with
such improve mentB as there may be. and sold az
icing with the Park Place, for this cur1ent
year 1875.
5. AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE DUNBAR
louisiana, which pantatiQa contaus ab0nt 1875. u
acre. and is sit uated at about twenty miles from
Vidala and about seven miles from Trinity and
the interest of the bank is equal to about ISL 50
acres.
Terms of sale-one fourth in cash on the spot,
and the remainder in two equal pay ments, pay able
respectively in six and twelve mouths Il ON tho
date OF sale and bearing interest Of por cent
per anInin from date of sale until final payment.
with all the usual security causes Of pecial mort
gage and venuOr's lien on the property sold and
The pt nal clause of five per cent attorneys tees
event ofeut to enforce paS ment Of the hotes, ami
purchasers to assume pay ment of all taxes said
properties for ibis current 1875
Acts of sale at he expen So of the purchasers be-
fore -, rotary public.
The decree OF court ordering the sale of the
above described properties DIRECTS hat the sarne
be freed from all incum braE ees and the asagnees
acting as Ulcers of the court will convey u d
transfer only such title III ib m vested bv the
assignment, .jn bankruptcy, and by the AFORESAID
orCer of court,
Also at the same time and place
LIST OF PERSONAL EEF CTS such a. bilIs
bonds, notes, accounts and claims State and Con.
federate bonds, ETC. ret forth on a q, Aedule On
file III court. . copy Of which sched ule is in tho
hands OF The suctioneers fer exsmin alton BY the
public. and printed CAtsOguts desci D, i've thereof
will be reaoy for distribution prior to and u the
time of sale.
Terms-For tho personal effects claims, etc,
Cash On the spot ap2s my5 IL %
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MONETARY.
xKw ORLEANS IRPuBLiCAH 0F TIC
WRpy1spAY EvaNINe Nay u. 1S7s.

AKW ORLBAQC BHFU0bAOA1 OrE.S~sf
WEDNESDAY EvsNINe Hay u. AS7s.
Tha maraet pseeents no decided change from
sester6ey, An increase in the demand lof W.
eounfs il reported in some quartere. ch1eAy TO-
The The pr svd dcn,ty ' Of finding enpoynens i
shs smonpt Of meney on hand In still . prouincnt
feature u the situation The movement! IN
Il sympathy with the rise in gold: In oomsCH ,c
K.chsre &c there little doing. without ouosAoie
Change. q rstss Stoexs 1annr,ed ~ 1nder
Stand shss 3esdirg shares hold well mp 70 last
Ssw slate consols weakepsd sonewhat during
The Day and closed at decline, attributed to cur
tent runors concerning the proGrees Of the board
IL LjonIda ton investigating committee. IN exeo'
+ ing he records Of The transactions made under
the funding scI. In addition to the loose and i'm
proper manner in which the records arc eaad 10
a. Indebtedness have lately been funded, which
had been previously rejected. Enough appears to
have TRANSFERRED 10 enE-naer de grse Of dist!nst,
which has operated to deprees She retes OF the
bonds The result Of the investigations Of the
ecmUft.ee will perhaps not be ascertAined for sew
eTsl DAYS no we understand their labors arc not
City DoL Dc are quiet and perhaps SHADE lower
under the IL hueuco of1he dis clos made 1t the
I" ,, &c Cessation OF city fnances The resolution
Introduced by the Administrator Of FlDsDce 1t
that meeting, proposing to make IN assessment
Of fifty per cent upon the interest fund collected
does not appear to have been received with favor
by some OF the bondholdeIs, particularly the hold
of the old city cOnSOlk IL claim0u, LID WOScI'
that TIN introduction and discussion Of this
proposition is to inform the holders Of
the city bones OF the desperate coha:'io e, .,
the necessity Of 'hsr making some con
IN order to carry On the city government. SOW
that tire city IL prohibited by the consti 9tion
from raising means by increasing her iade oted'
ness shonld the moneys rece we'd frcnn the coiiec-
ton OF tsxes bt absorbed in pay ment of interest,
ii is claimed that the administration would be IN
danger Of eptiie Exhaustion from the want OF funds
TO pay the ordinary running expenses, and that IN
cat Z the public Offices should be brought to stand
still nom such a cause the result would ~ lar
more r furious to the 1t Of he city sud to the
Interests OF her creditors than the operation OF
the scheme proposed By applying fifty pr cent
of the moneys collected Tor interest for the next
six months ~ other necessary purposes. it 10 be-
iieytd there will be sufficient fluids for carrying
lie clty government Though the balance OF The
year. ~ d. -.
Ind collateral loans at 809 p cent " annum, Al
DO at 1G012 and second grade ut dls First class
mortgages stin Iule at 90i0 p cent p annun.
while tetOn grade entirely nominal
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David b. Kelly VS.. MR.. and Mrs. Case
Fret Justice Court for the parish OF Orleans,
No. 1918.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERr PAcrAs TO
ID me directed by the Hon. W. +. Houston, first
justice Of the peace for the parish Of Orleans,
auction, en- THURSDAY, May g. 1875. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, 1T my warehouse No. l62 Julia street,
the following described property. to wit
TWO TRUNKS AND CONTENTS as per inven-
tory Oh file In my ofice, No. I53 Julia street.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes.
my28l3* H. OSULLIvAN, Constable.
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MARKETS..
Oomosttc Markets.

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IT., .o ~ y u.,La,s A. ",,i., Sra"L,
ysG l"o -: =: 80 80. go. E;nar Y IL e~A pan;,;
~ " ~ -, :" = =. 1919. s..Iscn.,,aA ~ IIsL 49,
So'n6 W" % ifsI ciISx pOn s.iS .,n"ns e..
1As shco SOU "a n - "a -, ~" no'1 a'"un ", t
nae Pnrsisn eX al anae is dull with nominal rate q
prims oenkrrb Vefihk a. - o'Ws o. = anu ~ .
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mM<y nsik-I ca' Iosns ar - - CONT mic
eIl0s Mefcanns pSpel ~ osms , s,,-..
ooNeiLDeiI peLus snne .no HoneA1i uul. . y
NM pic' ~peie ~ HAo Swoi, eAvept tut
cMr,tGy eAos, Hhtn are M'snsa OSate uohos
were nrm f0r IL hbessets anu NJ issonIs anu my ne
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH o.
ORLEANS.

MRS. RACHAEL LEVI vs.. XS,DORE LEVI, HEB
HusbaDd-No 5429.
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEVENTH
Il day Of April, 1875, judgment was rendered IA
this court in tho entitled suit in the words and
figures following to wit: =.
Mrs. Rachael Levi w. Isidore Lew her hus.
band, No. 5i29
On molten of Braughn, Buck Dinkel spiel Of
counsel for plaintiff, and producing to the
court due proof in support Of plaintiffs cl aim, the
law and evidences being in her favor. it 10 ordered,
1djudged and decreed that the iudgme mt by de-
fault herein entered on the twenty-third Of Feb,
Iuarv. 1874, be now confirmed and made final and
accordingly that there be Judgment i'll favor Of
plaintiff, Mrs. kscheal Levi, and against def. nd.
ant Isidoie Levi, her husband decreeinR n separa-
tion of property and diesOlutiun Of the commu-
nlty Of acqueets and gAins heretofore existing BE-
tween the said parties 1t il further adjud ged and
decreed that he said plaintiff do have the full
complete control and administration OF her prop
erty, ena that she do have and recover of the said
defendant the sum Of 3 Is 900, with legal interest
theieen from judicial demand. 10 Wit: February TO-
1874. until pad, and costs OF suit. with special
privilege, lien and mortgage. IS granted by law 10
married women for thu, protec jon and sec uritv
Of their rights end elaine
Jadgmen. rendered Ayrii I. 1875
Judgment signed AUrIl II 1875
f. NORTH CULLOM Judge
If testimony whereof, have hereunto net nv
hand and affixed the seal Vt the sa court, ct the
CITY OF y " Orleans, this thirteenth day OF
Anri in the year Of on, Lord thousand e;el<
hundred and seventv.fve. =. d the ninety-niiith
year Of the indep u dence If the United States
api4 "a nyl4 +. A. LUMISAlS Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-13
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FURNITURE MOvABLES AND OTHER EFFEcTS
SUCCESSION OF 4. ECDE
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlesns-
No. 81 957
by PLAClDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
ID Office corner Of Exchange alley and Bienville
Of Exchange alley and Customhouse street,
ct 10 A. H., Will be sold at public auction, by
!. l. Tiseot Judge of the Second district Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated May H. 1875 for nc.
count Of aid succession =
ONR LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Nov.
ables and other e0ectA
Terms-Cash. myl2 la %