davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-04-22

/. Banb Der leste Sombarbier. Mopeue bon
j.. g8. badldnoer.
.. Der Htrateu=3~ teutendnt. Grabbing
ppn 8alouin Mpabaulen.
8. Die Blauen unb 6eiben. Yenejuela.
niIhes Gbaratterbilo BON 6rleprih
Gerltafer.
4. Der aamb Gtraaburs's. Batsrldnoi.
= l6er Roman pom beribert Hau,
s. Seutid)lane'S @bre. hiitorilder Ro.
man BON 8erno bon 6uied.
8. Das 5eftament Weter hes @rpsen.
&oman uno Gel4i9ts pom Sueiaa Der
bert.
d. ,. 8Himterfelo.
Der f~iesenSe S~Dndnber. 6ifori.
i9er Goman BON u. e. gra1posel.
...e 3luei Bdnoe.
10. Die g1lpaSiebe. Cine Gr,dbluns aus
Dem alten Berlin, bon Georg Dill unb
WemeIS, Criminal : Beldi1te bon
Srieo. 0risOri@. 3ulannen in sinem
t Nano. t..lI11 ISL .a
II. 3err eseoa. Criminal . aoman bon
Gmil Gaborian.
Il. Spei beitere @%eididtrn. Bon Gbolt
MiBeIburg. 3wei SDbne. Sero'
bias. 3~ulanlmell in elnem Bano.
Is. Der tole Vans. Criminal : Gel1ibte
BON ". StredTnB. limb Die Gpbne
, Barneoclt's. 6iliorii1er 9toman bon
SamlOt . gasiBemsls. 3uiammen in
eInem Sano.
ID. lin Ebron mnS 2eben. biforiI&er Ro.
man BON Geprs hiltl~
ID. Sm @dfenfter. SoelaIsr Roman bon
Srleorlb Uerltnter.
Ia Gabrtele, bas @eib bee gpieIerS.
Criminal : 9tppeue Don Is. 9itaipal
uno Die 6rauctirenrs, GrjGblune
'- aus benz oeutlh' iranjoliben &rie9s
BON 6rteSrld, 1eritdder. 3uammsn
in einem 8ano.
II. Gin 0erwprfener.. GriminaI.gtooeu.
bon 5. .. b. 3emine 6orftbaus
ooer Die lpiloe Sa9O in Der pial3. gu.
iamuen in eiiem 8ano.
ia Seremias une bic fdbpne Stncenlid
Der tlerr eeS SQaifeS-Erdu e. n
dben.-Sie @erlobte-Resine. @r.
a~Gblun9en BON YHaria bon Oilers. gu.
w iamneu IN einem 8ano.
9.A. 20. Der 6els DON Sra. BonsN. 6. Brad.
,oO9el. 3mei Sduoe
n. Die aite fpanifd)e llrfnnee, pnn 4r.
mono nno Das Deipenif. ,Spiloos
aus BEN oeutlds fraujotihen Grie9l
53l.. bon o.. b. opn Deoelrotb. 3uiamnner
= in einem Yano. .
n. gicr Slltben Mne eine GruHt so
pele bon g4ilbelm Shmiot.- q plpmbG
9topele bon prosper Wiertime. 3u'
iammen IN eiiem 8ano. taRet
rs. @l6n3enee Sabnen.. &oman BON Wue
StlberlteiH. liter Bano.
"A &3i6n,emee Babuen. .Ssnman bon Mua
Silberltein, 2ter Seno uuo Die q pnni
brimst es an BEN Gag. 3ulammel IL
einem Vano.
rs Die Baronin. Spman bon Gleen De
oenrotb unc Mfit eiierner Rane. gu
iammen in sinem 8ano.
10. Die 9flqoerei Der eiebe. Roman Dol
&sauasA 6aA
, 1875-04-22
3O0lY ianO8 md Gr0cln,

neu unc aus ,iueiter Sane. BON Sabrifanten ers
fer &ldfIe, lueroen gu nieArisereu preiieu firGaib ODER
Abi6Ia9s. 8 ablIn9en. oOsr fir Wlietbe in StuOt uno
40no. ip0breno hieier bartep 3eiteu tnb Der 6eiertaae
ourh 6oraSe Matters u. Son, ISL. Srpaeipap,
oertuuft, oils ~oieIelbeu lie 3uoor IN 9ielu 9orf oiferirt
ipmoen. Mqenten perlai9t nm @ater's neue Scale
Niaups mne GcnccrtsC rselu 81 p~erteuisu. Sau-
itrirte Gatelc9e, per a3oit %petianot. Quite 8eoinaunsen
fir belt banoel. Gin 9rpBer .Stsconto fir 9ebrer.
Beiitlthe, 3irdeu, 9pQet, Edulen &c. 4Y925nps
, 1875-04-22
Saufsne TN Druid ua& uasm Munat
MMfanencer Crfpla.

yin Masnt %psreisnt sta In ster 9assa unb elm aal~
ttr SA5s tn . aaeen hnr& ben gsrtauf ron
Seean's Story 4; g.: Grenadines. ,nsSsss sasas s %.
~cenunJens Mbenteuern unc aBunnern auf uh
untsr sr see; lau6sn, S6Ilmmtu. aatt Ssstl9sn lt
mtt eco ~paNsnhtn Abbileunssn. prsie ~ 6trf nitsuis
bettsf 80
, 1875-04-22
S6arlabfiebcr, SDptbcria,
Mnmhcr On12.

0us erItredenpe llmIih9reifen bieler &r0ntbeitet
madt net Debruud zines Mtittels ibtbi8, pelbes ibre
Serbreitun9 uno GDbtlt6teit uerbinoert. BrOmO-
ChlOralum, penu man einen Sbeil nit ~TiirlfjeDu
Sbcilen Y8aicr milht ulo Des tS9lid gum 9lisipdlen
bes Mtuuoes pper Gur0elt benIbt, liu0ert Die Nbion=
berun9eu. ma1t ben Mtbe1t poblrieheno, lpirtt ais
eine Nrienel 9esen 6GplntB uno p~erbiapert Die gn-
ltedung ourb conta8iole Ausihptbuu9en ooer per-
9iTete Suft. Sir ruubeu ooer elltjiinoetet 6als ipenoe
man oas WtitteI lpiort beum grideinen bs llebels an.
is loate bGuii9 in 98obnbGulern. Srunfenjimmeru
urlo am &Drper gehrau6t iperoeli. UNI bic Heinli6teii
Su b%eiDroern. Dian beiorse lid ein pampbIet,
TiIden ~ Co., Gbenieer,
4g8!soej 176 g9iIiam Str., Stem 9ort.
gu ~nerIanfen bel aIen NrMaailten Mno 6dnolerm.
, 1875-04-22
Mmerifaniide Snaen6.8 ibliotbef.


Sn bibite Yappbedef nit Wustin-RJden
sebunoen a 25 Gents.
1fe9er nne BeiRes BOT, Sran3 6pftrnaun. Der
freie @1ddbter. 3ufammen in einem gano.
Der Biceripenffise, oon Sran5 6offmann.
Rleines 1T Die Nsieee teS GrpAem, BON Srana
'6ottrnann. - Ole 6isfabrt. 3ulamr,sn in
einem Bano.
Die Senfelbufaten, BPM Gran3 6ofimann. - Der
&difbrud). ,Sulanmen in einem Banb.
I'd, febe bid id,on. BON Sulius bpffmonn
Su fpnft nid,t fteblen,
@rpRpaters &ieblins
Ter biinSe @ilbelifn, bon Stutas missoel.
Der Seefpfennis. -0ret &atbarinen. - Mns
Der 0egentpdrt. Srei @rjdblun9en BON Sbefla
bon Gumpsrt. Sn einem 8ano.
Mns Nadet gum 2id,t, BON &i4arb Baron.
gSat iine 4arnaianti. ppn 6erbinano S4nibt.
Selpbnte 8reue. - G%dfnntala. - Ser Wtiic>
NOR tn Mfrifa. 3uidmnten in einem gant.
Der Mablar,t ~ Der Sirfbof ,3tpei Grsablun'
gen bon &. St6ber. 3uiarnnen In einem 8ano.
Mas Der Menfd, fdet, bas pirn er aud ern.
ten, bon &ibaro 8aron.
, 1875-04-22

SsbM Manner unc Srauen pereen test per'
DuIV laust fir uniere neuen Suiefeeern,
Silcer, @dbfeice, &einsnfaren unc SdDreibpa'
pier. SroRe Ginnabmen nit Std)erbeit se'
mad,t. Man ihretbe ipfert I'm Circulate an 8. Z.
@uernfep. Yubliibsr. Concord, y. y. 4gD4mi.
, 1875-04-22
Tranea cuff 3ur &ettuny.
gh"r @si&i&ts css ,Msusa a%rsususss."
S. g. 0Grtbur'S

nsuefies uni srE6tss Wert ibsr ben msrtwirbiaatn auf.
lfanb Der Neusett. Gin parbtsee Settenaad 81 MAN
Trap" unb Ten Nights. pel6es bel benz 8vlts Sea.
Iatipn MAIDEN unp Ib febr gut ~pertaufen mirb. gu elRsm
eerinssn prstls per6Tenttidt, UNI fbntls @ertdufs anb
srrBe circulation su s%rsislin. Tsrnpersnsfreunbs, uuIsr.
fust hte 8erbrettun8 pes DUDES. Speite1e @srtauls.
GeTriterien ,usrtanat: 4ssntursa esssn es Ginisn0zH.
QuhItiherS, Nb!tobn. 49Ntust a
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CD Nrpsent.

@uten N0enten miro cine GommiIiion besahlt
fir ben NertauI pom neuen uno iebr p~oput6ren 8iihern
BON einer Der beoeuteuoIten Subicripttonss 5irmen i'm
9anoe. 81 @ii6er fir 50 Geuts So Bidder fir 81, 20,
Gein 6umbug. Man laIie lid uniere GircuIare toms
men lno ~iiberleuse l6 lelbit. Norelie y. Q. gor 500,
bartforo, Gouu, 4SS!soei
, 1875-04-22
GoHsqeidtdten.

Tolfsgeldt6ten.
Sn biibi9e 8appbcdel nit Mustin,Riiden
gebunoet a rs Gents.
Der StgeinIer, bon Blaubre6t.
gdbredensidbre.
Die xtumine Don Wprtici, bon 1laubredt. r1nh
Scbann BON 2epeen, Der propbet Bon
Gefd)idDten BEE pfarrers &iebentiidb. Bon
Gdrl Stober.
gfad,tlaser in Granada. Bon ST. georben. nnb
1dnnbduier. Bon 9sorbert 6iirte. 3nlomnltn in
einem VanD.
pariier Eausenid,ts. limb
S~dsabunhus. 3uiamm.n In tinsrn
Bano.
, 1875-04-22
Seimatb mro Trenoe.

&omaae uno @~rSablnnaen in sroB 800. Sor'
mat elegant brohlrt.
preis pro Ranb SO VentS. @ebuneen IN 2ein.
maus pro Sane % Gerts.
, 1875-04-22


1T palti(der GlOpo,
Sletin. Nmeritanilae poH.D a mpfI9ifiabrts-
Nftien-8 eIeulhaft.
p,@ore-Stettin sia G~cpenbasek.
Gapt. Capt.
6umbplbt. .. Bland. Wafbineton, 9. Arnple.
5raHflin, v. DentGe. y. w. Arnet, y. selberg.
LIB fdbrteut
Bun Rep.gprt: 9. W. Mrnbt, 18. IpriI.
Q8aftin9ton. 80. Aprt!.
Bon Stettfns 9Dalt,netpR, 2. Npril.
pumbplpt, 16. Mprtt.
Sranfitn, 80. NprtJ.
@afass'0refft:
1. Gaiute @rIb 500. Q. Ssia.s GHb $72.00. 8Si.
9snhsd Goih $50.
@rsurfonstidsts auf Elm Sabr edltis:
l. Gajuts @sle $40. 2. Gaiute @slb $faa Rwt.
'6enbed Sclb 500. H
Son Gtstttn vita 8epsntassn, Nntr trpeu ae& Seru.gort.
1. enjute Cob $50. 2. &a1its Grlb $50. 3. &aiiss
Sob $50. -
3mi dbenoe6 DON Gtetttn, $50 Gurrencp.
8tnper unier 10 Satren bic 56,tie.
Qotsen 5ra0t nag ben Ofitstafen iusbetpaesre nxt
paHa8s penee man fh az sI 5 III"
POL. @bS. Nantmelsberg IS &c.
31iaas 80. 40 Srpabpau.
, 1875-04-22

&. .. Nicbarb II. 0paS,
SO. 81 Nrpaewap.
Nep gprf.
Wir beft dftieen uns iei TEN SABRE lS47 mil psm
Sertauf Dpa 9Dealeln auf europa uup NIT Aussab.
luneen BON tSelhsrn tn lepem Stte Deutf6lanhs, be
ben &mpfaneern irei in's 2aus ssbra&t wsrbtn;
israsr ais aaein &c
@sneraL@affase'M sentmr Der Samburser
DGmpfidiffe
NIT benz
0srfauf BON SGtfsf&sinen suy Rsife mad unt DC
&urppd. fur Die Camptfhtft Der
Samburs Uncertainties Vadetfabrt 2fiiem.l
IGeeHid)aft
nit Der
ausfelune ppn StiHsftsinsn sur Reiff mad Stem
gorf, fur bic Don Bremen brett {niGt ubtr @ualane
mad 9tew 9prt unb Baltimore ~fabrenbeu btuttHea
Se8ellbtfe; NIT Der
@srspluns ,inesbsnber Waaren, Deine &C., aber.
eaupt mil alien i'm 8sltaais 3a Ssrri@tsnpeu Sc.
fh6rten;
AMI m iteer taf'
Ysf5rbsruns BON @atsru isssr art, aa& unb ppa
europa pbsr in sas Snnere &msrita's.
q. .. Ridbare u. Bpas,
4iunt. 81 BrpapwaY Ctr.
, 1875-04-22

Gafpria 1T Elm subiitut fir Gaitor-GeI. Sc it'll o
aneenebm 3u nsbmen als bonis. Sir Minbtplit uuo
Maaenidure lit bas MitteI einfaG eritaunti@. aerste
~empfeblen es. ~ r
, 1875-04-22
.Gentaur einiments-oie beiten

i ! g: !; =: :: !: !; =: :: g: :: =: !: =: :; :: !" !: :: !: :; !: !. !
.Gentanr 4iniments-oie bslten
STT58 mtttel, ipelhe je entoedt Worben
ESYN fho fir SleiIfs, SnohtnE uno
,E sAi<H Utustels Sdner3en. @s 9ibt 3iei
&-R&M Grter1-ipeiBer rmihtne fir Gafni=
~ Iien-Gebrau6 uno 9eGber lImi6las
NNNrpoy fir 9ferbe uno 3biere.
Goxanua. 6ufer Co., Del,
81. Mai 1873.
Ser en- gtoTe II. Go.-Sbr Gentalr eminent 1T cine
fuuuoerbnre SADIE. Wteine Wlutter bat ibredlt6 at
9ibelmotisntls Iedjehn Sabre lang geIitten. 9Seuer-
oinos ipurbe lie an elmer Seite %eel1bnlt. guernano
Qlauhte, oaB lie il pieoer i'm Stdlioe lein ipiiroe gu
ipredcn ooer jl aebelt, ba Die 5ran pitrunoItebenjt9
Sabre alt lit. Gle bat bas Gentaur Ointment (uelBer
~llmitIae) etuiQe 9Bohen lang 9ebrauht uno fann lett
aientlih gut oebcn uno ~ipreder. SD beute. haB Sbre
2inimelts alss Sob osroienen, ipelbes lie er9olten ba'
ben. Rep. SO. 9ubbs.
Ntrs. Sane pbil1ips, Whiuips Wtins, Snoiana 60,
"a, ia9t: ySd ounte 5bneil fir oas Gentaur Stnt'
luent - unrIomebr, aGs i'd Mid ME cine neue 6rau
fitble. Wtene 90bmun9 riihtt BON einern mid Dor adlt
Snbren betroffeuen Sdla9anfaa bet. SO idretbe NIT
meiner linteu hano. SD fam Jest ourd3 pas baus
aeben uro in Der Office belfen uno i'd oente, nit Bot'
ties eeaen ouf 9brent Ointment weroe i'd balo %oolltdn'
big O. beilt letn."
rSeber 4ferbebeiBer foGts nit benz Gentaur 9ini'
irent eineH 8eriut MAIDEN. 9Dir betrabten odhelbs
as ben bclel Mrtifel, Der ie in unieren stauen 9'
braudt lpuroe.
vb. Marib, eupt. Qbams CT. etaae, 81. Q.
rs. pulB, Sipt. Y. ct. ST. Stdne, ". o.,
hilbert Q. Oltn, Supt. 9tat. VI. 5tdue, u. y.
80 IL .l IL ~-[E III EH. r. ri cr ITO Tn r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-14
Teut0nia Insurance Company VS.. Katl,u

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
InNG az u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-14
Jourrrlistic (.eueralship.

On Tuesday last. during the ceremonies
OF comforting the beretta on Cardinal Me
Coskey, number of boys were seen about
every twenty minutes, to the establishment
OF the thousands beyond the line formed by
the Gordon of police, climbing over high
wall which led TO and from the graveyar
which surrounds st. Patrick's Cathedral.
Each boy had roll of paper in his fist.
The incident was the result of singular
piece of journalistic tactics. As soon as
the ceremonies in the Cathedral began, it
was impossible for press messengers to Oh
tain admittance TO the Cathedral or egress
therefrom In this Guandary Mr. c. A.
O'Rourke, manager of the New York City
Press Association, seeing that it was almost
hopeless to get his reporters copy out in
detachments, surveyed the field of opera
tons and discovered window guarded by
iron bars Through this it was feasible to
drop reports into the graveyard. There
trusty messengers, who by passes got
through the Gordon of police, picked up the
copy and, scaling the graveyard wall,
reached the street.
Mr., O'ROurke's maneuvre secured an ad-
vantage Of two hours in the delivery OF bis
york Erening Mail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-14
SHERIFF'S SALES,
The city Of New Orleans vs.. Miss 1,
SOcOmb

The tify OF New Orleans vs.. Miss Ida
SlOcOmb
GUPkRIGR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orlea,4s No. II. 160-By virtue OF a writ OF
ter facias TO me directed bv the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans
III the above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1862,
VIII Frocetd TO sell at public auction. at the Aiey
CHANTS and AuctiOneeTs' Exchange. Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
second Distric of this city, TUESDAY. June Is,
1878, at twelve O'clock NJ, the following described
ONE CERTAIN Lo0 OF GROUND. situated in
the FIRST District of tins city in e. uare nun ber
two hundred and twenty BOUNDED by CarondeIet,
Poydras. 81. Charles and LAFAYETTE streets meas
iIinG fh;itv TWO feet, by one hundred and seventy
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
'he FIRST district OF this city. ia square number
1lA'vhVe, bounded by Gravier, Natchtz, New
Levee and TchoupitOulas streets measuring each
fofty feet on GraSier street, BIZ one hundrtd and
tU 0 feet III depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
Tie flrst District OF this city IL square upIuber
ore hohnced ana thirty one, bounded 10y Tchoupi-
toula>, Magazine, Satchel aud drawer streets
measuring fifty feet, by one hundred and sixty
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
firs pistfict CT this city, III square humber one
hund'ed and seventy -two, bounded by Grayier
and camp streets, COMMERCIAL place and st.
Charles street; measuring twenty three feet by
one hundred and seventy feet
TWO CERTAIN LOrS OF GROUND situated in
the FIRST District of this city, in square number
one hundred and sixty.nina, bounded by Common.
camp Maya inc and Canal Streets measuring as
fellows Ih'rty-t"o !eet by one hundred and TWEEN
ty feet IL depth, sixty nine feet by one hun
dred and twentv.seven t4ei in DEPTH
ONE CERTAIN LOH OF GROUND situated in the
Sacond District o. this city. in square number i've
bounded ny Canal street, Exchange alley, Custom.
house and Chaltres streets; measuring twenty
one tee OIL Canal street by enc hundred fee. IN
depth.
Seized Z the abovesui..
5'FhH-tasE on the spot.
my Is . -l5 Civil Sheriff the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-14
TinkerinK The KelI of liberty.

The Philadelphia Rceoret, reviewing the
past revolutionary history of the Bell OF
Independence at Philadelphia, says:
Since the bell was cracked it has several
times been tinkered at in the effort to make
it souorous once more. At one time the
seam was filed, we think. with silver, or an
amalgam of silver, but the sound would not
come back. They then undertook to ream
out the crack, causing it to present less
sharp and ragged edge on the singular
theory that it could be made to ling like
the little globular sleigh bells that tinkle
though they have an opening to let the
sound out, by no means successful, it being
clear enough beforehand, one would say,
that the vibrations in the metal when struck
would conflict at the crack, and spoil the
hoped for arrangement. The finding of
metal that We're bored out in this process
were made over into little bells as reynlu-
tionary relics. Henry Clay, we believe. re-
ceiying the first OF these much priced
mementoes. Some people have also been
guilty, as the bell shows, of clipping and
fragments from the rim as relics.
We have not much faith that the bell will
be restored to its old resonance. but we
should be very glad TO hear that there was
g prospect Of doing so by new processes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-14

| The Society for the improvement OF the
| Condition of Women have sent an address
to Victor Hugo, appealing to him, in the
name of right, 70 lend then the aid Of his
| valuable voice. The poet replies il the
| following characteristic letter.
MEsDAMEs-i have received your address,
| which does me honor. | am aware Of your
noble and legitimate demands. Ii our So
| ciety, such as IL has been made, woman
| suffers. She - right to claim a better tate.
myself am only Il conscience, but | under
stand your rights. and to obtain them is one
of the duties OF my lie. lou are, therefore,
not wrong to rely on my good will and
assistance. Man was the problem Of
the eighteenth century; woman is the
says woman, says chi!d-that is, the
future. The question thus put ap-
pears in all its profundity, and on it's co.
luton depends the fate of the supreme So
cial battle. What a strange and anoma-
lous situation In reality man depends On
Won, for women holds the heart OF man.
Before the law she is q mirror, incapable,
without civil action, without political right
in short, she is nothing: before the tam
lily altar she is everything, because she is
the mother. The domestic hearth is what
she makes it at home she is the mistress
OF good and i'll. Sovereignty complicated
by oppression a; women can do all
against man, but nothing for her.
self. 1t is imprudent Of the law to make her
so weak when she is SO strong. Let us
recognize that weakness and protect it: let
Us recognize that strength and counsel it.
There lies the duty Of man, and there is
also his interest. No, l shall never cease
to cay it, the problem is laid down and it
must be solved. She who bears half the
burden ought TO have half the right. Half
of the human race is deprived OF equality;
it must be given to them. This will be one
Of the grand glories of our grand century.
Let the right Of woman counterbalance the
light of man; that is to say, let the laws be
placed in conformity with the morals and
manners of the country. Accept, mesdames,
my respects.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-14

The CITY OF New Orleans VS.. TheOplIile
DessraIs; Same vs. Same; same VS.. same; same
SUPERl0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ ct Orleans, Nos 1857, - ia. 81 497 and
O. 7s3-By virtue of four writs of ier facias to
ue diT"c,ed by the honorable the Superior Dis.
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, III the
above entitled causes for city taxes of 1871,
1878 and 1874, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at he Merchants aud Auctoneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouss streets in the Second District of this
city. oa TUESDAY June -, 1875, at twelve o'clock
NJ. tie following described property to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT, situated III The Third Dis
sFi3Ini THIS city, IN square number two hundred
ald siXty-eiSht bounded by Burgundy. Rampant
.. anthony ara Ragatelle streets, designated as
lot number three. measuring thirty-tw0 feet on
burgundy street, by enc hundred aud twenty feet
ONE POTION OF GROUND, stuated in the
1hhd pisUfl1V OF Tbs city, III square number two
hundred and fifty seven, bounded hy Rureu ndy
Desire Dauphine and timjra streets. desi Ssated
as lot NUN Der twelve measuring ono hundred aud
lh'rty'iine FEET Oh Burgundy street, by ninety
feet IL depth.
ONE Lot OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District of tins city. IN square number two hun.
bred and eighty six, bouaded by Burgundy,
Desire, Rampant and Elm RI streets designated
as lot number one, measuring fiftr four feet on
surgunty street, by one hundred aid feet OF
ONE Lot OF GsouSD, situated in the Third
pisu CT of his city Ill square number four run
dfed, bounded ny Montegut FeliCiana, st. Claude
and Aarais streets, measuring forty-two feet on
Montegut street, " one hundred and eight feet in
0SB CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. situated
in the Third District OF this city, number nine
hundred ard thirty-eght bounded by Barth0Io-
new, Mazant, Josephine and Celestine streets
measuring three hundred and torty.o feet by
two hundred and seventy feet
ONE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
the Third District OF this city, in SQUARE number
two hundred and seventy four, bounded bv Rpr
gundy. Spain, Vaudeville and Rampant streets.
designated as lot humber nineteen measuIin,r
thirty two feet on Burguniy street, by one hun,
dred and twenty feet in depth
StiSed in the above suits.
Terins-Cash on the spot.
FCGENR WAGGAMlN
myl3 % lel5 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OrIeara
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARSE OF
ORLEANS.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARSE OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. BARRE MAYER WIFE OF T. Mi HAELSON
vs. her husband-No. GAIL.
T HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE THIRTY
i first day OF March. 1875 Judgment was 1en
dered ID this court in the entitled suit in III.
words and figures following 10 wit
Mrs Barbe Mayer wife OF j. n lchae.so!,, IS. Ee-
husband. No. GAIL.
In THIS the court considering that plaintiff.
has produced due proof support of her claim,
OK cred, adiudged and decreed that the judgment
by default herein entered on the twentytf.rd in
slant, be now confirmed and made final. and &C.
coJdngy hat there be judg ment iii favor of plain
tiff, Mrs. BaTbe Mayer, and aga,ns. defendant
Frank Michaelsou, her husband, decreelng sepa-
ration OF property and dissolution of the com
munity OF acquests aud gains heretofore existing
and deceed that the said plaintiff be decreed to b.
the sole and exclusive owner of the parSpherna
property described in her petition with the ex-
elusive right to administer and enjoy the same as
she may think proper, and that she do nave and
recover of the defendant, her husband the SUM of
: i5O with live per cent interest per annuD there
on from judicial demand. TO wit: March II. 1875
on the property of her said husband. allowed b
IL. TO married women.
Judgment rendered March 81 1873.
Judgment signed Aprl 5, 1875.
l.. NORTH CULLOM, Judge
In testimony WHEREOF | have hereun:o SCI INV
hand and ailixed the sea, OF the SAID court at the
city eft New Orleans, this seventh day OF
eight hundred and seveuty-hye, and the ninety
ninth year vi tie Independence of the United
States. PAUL 7. ABADIE,
ayI4 2S n.yl2- Deputy Clerk
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Charles BUTLER VS.. ,}ascuh Il rieger

EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
L OF Orleans, No. l3,3l2.-By virtue Of a writ gi
teri facas TO me directed by the honorable tho
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans il
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell st
pubic aucaon, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange. Royal street between Canal and Gus
tonhouse streets, i'll tile Second District OF rljs
city, on SATURDAY, jane 5, 1875, at tweGrs' clock
NJ the following described property TO VIZ
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. will .i the improve
ments thereon, situated in the Faubourr st. 10.
seph IN the Sixth District Of this city, design
by the numbers ten and eleven Of square nun Der
eleven bounded By Pension. General Taylor Mag
azine and Camp streets, plan deposited in tie
office OF James Graham, notary public in this city
as plan number enc hundred and forty Said lots
adjoiD each other and measure. each, thirty wo
feet five inches front on Magazine street BY one
hundred and twenty feet in depth, etween par
al,el lines, lot number ten forming the corner of
Magazine and General Taylor streets Which
property was acquired by the defendant herein by
purchase from Thomas Pension, tutor Der act
passed before said notary, James Graham dated
the twenty-tonrth Of February 1850
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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