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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR-50 bbls Cone
~ s. Weston's New Process Family Flour.
We desire to call special attention to this flour,
as we can recommend it rs choice article
my9 WASHlNGTON u BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

EISH-25 hbls No l Potomac Herrings and
Il rs bbls best Family Roe Potomac Herrlngs
for sale by
my 9 WASHINGTON u bhO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

EAMILY FLOUR--50 bbls d. Ii. Bsgarly' s
IL Family Flour for sale by
my9 WASHINGTON & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

rHAMOIS SKINS, Uphsm's Mest Cure,
~ Bulls Cough Syrup, Porous Plasters, Y,
Allister's All Healing Ointment, l4ubln's q
Cologne, Coopers and Coxs Golatine, English
Mustard, Canary Seed. Pure Ginger, Pure
Cream Tartar, Husbands Magnesia Refined
Gum Camphor, etc., just received by
feb ID E. s. LEADBEATER = GKO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

TLOUk-Cholce brands Extra and Super
IL Flour for sale by
mv9 WASHINGTON s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

DERFUMERIES-Lu and Pivers Ex-
l. tracts, Janney's Orange Blossom Cologne,
Genuine Imported +. Marie Farina Cologne
DreA els Vienna 8sll Cologne, Reads Grand
Duchess Cologne N. Hynson jennings Double
Eau de Cologne, Hoyts German Cologne and
Lanman .Kemp's Florida Water. Also Cou,
dray's Genuine French Extracts in bulk, Of all
the popular odots and for sale by the ounce OF
noupd. ldec 81 JANNEY u co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

DELDlNG BROS. SEWING SILK and
- TWIST, the best in use; all shades and
SILK BUTTONS to match, at
FERGUSON i BRO,
ap 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PR0BABlLITlEs.-W Var Depart
o,eat, office OF the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
muton, u. g., 3Nay 9. ls76-lO:3O q. NJ
In tn Middle Stat falling. followed by rising
or stationary barometer, variable winds shift
ing TO northwest and southwest and east, rainy
weather, succeeded tonight by clearing
weather.
The FORTY HoURS.-Lsst night St. Mary's
Church was agao crowded with attendants on
the Forty Hours Devotion, 10 fact so large was
the crowd that many were unable to get seats,
and had to stand during the whole OF the SER
vices. Rev. WIN. f. Clarke preached the SER
mon, taking for his text the lOEh verse of the
Isl Chapter of St. Johns Gospel, He was in
the world, and the world was made by Him,
sad the world knew Him not" The reverend
gentleman spoke 10 language of much beauty
and power, repIete with eioquence and teryent
illusions to the Holy Eucharist. He said that
most people thought they knew God, especial
" those who were in the communion of the
church, bur their actioos did not carry out
their belief; for, like Cain of cid, they reserv-
ed the best of everything for themselves, aud
gave that which was not so good to God. He
also iustanced the many distractions OF even
Catholics 10 the presence OF their God, and by
way of contrast pictured the trembling awe of
the angels of heaven at the sight of His face.
Continuing, the preacher spoke of those who
were not yet Christians, aud who certainly did
10: know God, as they daily and hourly cruci-
6.d Him by their SINS Father Clarke spoke
for about forty mioutes, and was listened to
with marked al1eutop by his crowded auditory.
The simplicity of bis language, and the force
Of his arguments Joined to his graceful gestures
aud venerable appearance combine to make
him very effective preacher. The services
we're closed with the Benediction OF the Bless
ed Sacrament. This morning there we're Mass
es at six and half past six clock, which were
largely attended. The Devotion closed at ten
O'clock with High Mass. at which Rev. D.
O'kaue oficated, after which there was Bene-
dicloo, aud the consecrated Host was returned
TO the tabernacle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

DROMIDE OF LlTHIA, Csrboic Acid of
ID various qualities, Saicylic Acid, SUI pho
Carbolate OF Soda, Monobromated Camphor,
Bromide Ammonium 'snd various other Chenl-
calls, Just received and for sale by
my +. S. LEADBEaTE y BRO. j
CRACKERS and CAKES-Mason's Cream,
~ butter, Soda Lemon, Water and Dessert
Biscuits; Lemon Snaps, Ginger Snaps, Cocoa
nut DROPS, Rifle Nuts. &c. &c, for sale by
mvd T. C. 81 MILE URN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

hRIED SUGAR CORN. prime Carolina
~ Rice, White Grits, Dried Peaches and
Apples, White Pesch Blow Potatoes, Canned
Vegetables and Fruits, &C., just received by,
NH % j. q. s. 4. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

~ PIECES more of those cheap Striped
~ Victorias-all we can get of them. Call
before they are all sold. Alsoafull line OF Win
ter Goods co
ap III Il. y. SLA MAhEh W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

DROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST
Il TRAMPS.
Just received at IS King, on the corner OF
Royal street. a supply Of BRONZED CHAIN
DOOR FASTENERS; q pretty and cheap
article, and certain security against tramps.
Call and see.
ian lS j. II. GkElNHlON u SUN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-09

GUNPOWDER TEAS; an entire new lime
" q. VIM. RAMSAY,
apU Corner King and ST. Asaph SITS
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27

and Aldermen-n fact that the Controlership was ex
pressy excepted by the charter and that the power 10
appoint was gwen by the Constitution to the Governor
OF the State. Believing this, Mr.. Green Would con-
slider any appointment ny the Mayor and Aldermen
as imperative void and would continue 10 hoh the
office Of Controller until his successor should be legally
appointed.
Mr. Cram was asked MT Green would foreibly retain
possesson of the Office in the appcintee OF the
Mayor should endeavor to seize possession lie rephed
that no answer could be gwen to such question; there
had been no talk Of violence, and he Thought no one
would be so iavised to attempt it, The courts were
omen for tie settlement Of the question: which was purely
legal one and obstacle would be interposed to an
early decision the mattel Mr. Green being In posses
sion of the Office the initiative action must be taken by
those desiring 10 oust him and it would be time enough
for him decide upon his defensive course when tha
action should be disclosed. Everything now must be
based conjecture aud rumOr; steps had actually
been taken to appoint Mr. Green's successor ana u "a
not certain that any would be taken. II the matter
should assume definite form, he would be Wiling 10 ais
cuss 1t fully and freely At present, though there was
no special reason for silence he would prefer not 10 say
much on the SUBJECT
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
MIR. KELLYs NOMINATION TO-DAY.

The announcement which was made In The
TRIBUNE nearly fortnight ago, that enculn-
stances generally, but the Tammany magnates
IN particular, had decided that Mayor WICK
ham should nominate John Kelly to be Con
troer in place of Green, not credited then ana
was emphatlcally denied in Mr.. Green's interest The
sppoint1nent decided upon at the time THE TRIBUNE
stated will be made to-day at special meeung oI tie
Board of Aldermen. The term OF otnee Tor OOhfouer
was xed at Ave years by the old Ring charter ana re-
mained unchanged by the one subsequently ADOPTED IL
has been surmised aud asserted that Mr. Kelly VIII ac
cent only for short me and then resign to permit MI
Ety. the coming Mayor to name successor agreeable
TO himself. OF the confirmation of Mr. Kelly oy the
present Board Of Aldermen there is no question Inc
Republican members will vote against him only on point
ical grounds With most of them Mr Kelly personally
would not be unacceptable for they regard him as honest
md believe he will make as careful il not as capable
Controller as Mr. Green Public acquiescence In the
change viii doubtless not be so ready and among cap
tasts who hold city bonds there is an expressed epR
nance TO the dismissal Of Mr. Green on the Dfcad gouhu
that his retirement will seriously affect the market Fae
Of city securities.
ON political grounds The patronage Of the Controllers
Office Is prize which Tammany Hall is most anxious 10
secure For years past, under Mr. Green IL mas Deeh
used against the regular Democracy and mas Deeh man
y dispensed to affect the Legislature fayoraby 10 MI
Green 1t is not believed that with Mr.. Kelly IN inc
To the actual detrment OF the business OF the city Un
der less positive leader than Mr. Kelly it would be pos
sibe for reckless General Committee OF Tamnany 10
force the retirement of the Oldest and most experienced
heads OF bureaus give place TO incompetent men Win
political claims only for the positions. Under Mr. Kelly
all the really valuable will unqueshonaby be re-
tanned Mr.. Earle, the Deputy Controller under MI
Green will without doubt go out with MS ieau-
er Mr. jackson, the head OF the Audlt-
inr Bureau, will probably be retired A; ms
experience in the Office large but his personal relations
TO Mr. Green will hardly recommend him to the Iam-
many leader Drake DeKay and Henry j. storrs were
so active in the late canvass against Tammany nan tnat
they will not naturally expect to be kept in Office But
the older heads OF the important bureaus such as
the old Deputy Controller stos, Mr. Dikeman, who has
been for nearly generation in charge Of the bond ac
counts A. s. Cady, Gen. Mcmahon, and Others whose
knowledge of the department Is so complete as TO make
them Indispensable win probably be retained. whole
sale change IN clerks and messengers viii be the most
sensational effect Of Mr.. Green's retirement.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HoeI-The Hon. George NJ. RoGeson,
Secretary Of the Navy Gen BENJAMIN r. BHteF ana
Stacer Chicago ST. Nicholas HOe-Ihe Hon. h0DeLt
NJ Reynolds, United states Minister to BoEla count
Centennial Commissioner for sweden ana JuuEe
Amasa j. Parker of Albany tbenGrte hotetTiiasi Oh
Beach Lawrence Of Rhode Island and G0unt %,
G{lseg HOuSe-Matthew Hale OF Acany, an,
Miss IOtta HOFFMAN HOuSeProf O. c. Marsh OF ale
College aud George II. Levi OF Italy ~ Jdmes
B9fef-CoL George Bangs Of Chicago Hotel BruaSictc
Major Marcus A. Reno, United states Army Eseret @
HdiSe-D Magone. ir Chairman OF the Democratic State
Committee Capt Hamilton Perry OF the steamship Adflatc
and SignOr r. BTgnO Windsor HOtci-k. H. Angus
Manager of the Bank Of Montreal and H. B. Hurbu wee
President OF Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati ana nHl
annapolis Railroad Company Metropolitan H0,et-Mgu
George Elliot United States Army, ana Chaplain JOhh ~
Beugess, United States Navy
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
A CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.
CONTROLLER GREEN TO RESIST REMOVAL
FROM HIS OFFICE.

souS KEILY's NOMINATION. sETTLED-Ml' GREEN
DENIES THK POWER OF THE MAYOR TO AP-
POINT HIS sUCcEssOR-THE UsR OF FORCE
PRoBABLE-EEFEcr OF THE CHANGE IN THE
FINANcR DEPARTMENT-NTENsE INTEREST IN
THE MUNICIPAL OFFICES CoNCERNING THE
THREATENED CONFLICT.
Mayor Wickham viii send in the name OF John
Kelly this afternoon to the Board of Aldermen as
nominee for Controller for five years. Mr. keiy
will undoubtedly be confirmed. Andrew H. Green,
the present Controller will resist the occupation Oh
the Office by Mr. Kelly. and display OF Iorce VIII.
be necessary cn the part of the Mayor tono"ed' oi
oonrsc Inv the expulsion of Mr. Green and legal
contest in the courts. Mr. Green is believed to be
advised i'm this course of action by Gov I1den. The
Controllers grounds of resistance are deemed to be
dimsy.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
LARGE PoRk,PAcKING HOUSE BURNED.

NEw-HAyEN, Conn.,, Nov. 26.-About 9l2
o'clock this morning fire discovered issuing from
the extensive buildings Of sperry Barnes pork packers,
situated on Long Wharf The building was almost en-
trcly consumed and with most OF the utens total
loss. The building Of brick three stories, and 10
by $50 feet the resting piles IN the harbOr
hundred employed In IL and The business done
by the firm probably the largest OF the kind in the
city They exported largely 10 England and the West Indies
and were well known In Eastern aud Western markets as
pOrk packers The fire started accidentally IN the smoke
house The loss the building is $75 900 on stock and
fixtures $4,000, and business which is iuterrupcd
It's busiest season. $4,000 The Insurance IL 600
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
SUICIDE OF JUDGE KNIGHT OF ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Judgc James X. Knight,
who has the Circuit Court Bench OF thls county
for number OF years. shot himself yesterday morning
at o'clock and from the effects Of the wound he died
two hours later IL was at first thought the shot was
accidental, bat II IL generally believed that Judge
knight committed suicide. The nature of the wound
the fact that the deceased financially embarrassed
and was much depressed In consequence his defeat at
the recent election and other circumstances all favor
this theory Many of his friends however still main
tain that his death was accidental
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27

day in this city Mr. Krwan came to this country rom
Ireland in hio boyhood, and received liberal educauon
His aptitude and taste for journalism being very great
he did excellent service reporter correspondent ana
sketch writer series Of sketches from bis pen descr
tive OF London life were received with public favor, and
appeared subsequently In bookform with the title OF
Palace aud Howell" Mr.. Kirwan was greatly esteemed
both for his genial qualities and professional srdor
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
s.uNe DrREcrroNs.-Old Gentleman (in the

SAILING DIRECTIoNs.-Old Gentleman Tin the
vicinity OF the docks: "Can you direct me 70 Charing
Cross I" Ancient Mariner: "Charin Cross Les see,
winds about norwest by nothe-yOu keep the sun on
your weather bow, and you'll iist about fetch" (Od
Gentleman hurries of)-lPuneh.
FLOWERS OF FAsHIoN.-Dressmaker "How
would you like the dress made =" Cook: The latest
fashion, of course" Dressmaker: "A pocket, | sup
pose" Cook: No! everybody pockets nova
days; even Mssis and young Miss has eml-lPunch
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
BRIsTow SEEKING NO "vINDIcATIoN.n

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 26.-Ex-Secetary Bristow
says that all statements about the publication OF any
vindcaton OF himself are unauthorized He has not felt
that official conduct required any vndication He
has no thrust personal matters before pub
lie II he had he should not select the present time
when the people concerned about matters OF
eqTiOus moment
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27

To be graceful, healthy, beautiful, and com
Portable away odsyle corsets and buy Dr. W
NEs CORSET with skirt supporters and seltadus
ing pads. WARNRR BROS. Manufacturers 763 broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27

A CLOSING-OUT SALE of French Gold Pa
~ per HangHgs at 25 roll Also Carpets Ocloth,
Window Shades, &c. at JAMES w COATES, 2sl Hudson St
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Generatye organs radically aud speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS. NJ. d. l44 Lexing Office hours 10 3.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
p 0 S T S G RlPT.
$50 a. m.
THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
OCCUPATION. THE LEADING ISSUE.
TnNnoS Moudny Nav Of SIG

OCCUPATION. THE LEADING ISSUE.
LONDON. Monday, Nov, 27. 1876.
The Vienna correspondent of The Times tee-
graphs as follows:
The real difference In the Conference will be on the
question occupation. II has been proposed that "a
EurOucan commission be formed 10 watch the accom-
plishment the reforms; also that this commission have
power 10 move FOR an armed occupation. Tue sue
cess OF this project depends on its acceptance by
Russia hopes or which are becoming fainter
daily. So the question again comes 10
the foreground What win the Powers do II Russia de-
clncs such compromise insists on occupation and car
into effect The attitude of the Porte according
from ConstantinOplc, II not reassuriug. L1e
Porte still takes mp s position the Ninth Article Of
the Treaty OF Paris which provides that the Powers shall
interfere in the internal affairs of the Turkish Eul
plre.
A Vienna dispatch to The Daily Heios says: "PolIsh
papers report that Russia proposes that scrya conclude
with her military convention such existed between
Bavaria and the North German Confederation during the
FrancO-Gcrman war"
Berlin dispatch TO The Daily Hcrs reports that the
Russian War once IS buying great quantities OF sledges
for transport service In a Winter campaign.
London house subscribed S3G500OO Of the new loan.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27

CoLwELL LEAD Co., successors to the New
York Lead Co.. manufacturers Of Lead Pipe Sheet Lead ant
Shot G3 CentTe-st
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
Announcements. I

As reliable remedy for coughs and colds, use
PoRTBRs BALsAM. Price, 2j, so, and 70 cents.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27

DEATH OF DANIEL ]. KIRwAN 81
Daniel j. Kirwan, who had been connected
with metropolitan journalism for 10 years. died satur
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
HOME NE WS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
Gam 4Oe Noon. 40e 8 I'm. 36o Midnight $50.
Highest during the daY. 40. Lowest 34'
Average. S6s4o. Same day. 1875. 4bA.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABSTRACT OF REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING AT P. NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27

LONDON, Nov. GA daughter has been born
to the Duchess OF Edinburgh, at Malta
PANAMA, Nov. 1.-THE Panama Railroad
track has been overown for miles There has been no
communication by railroad with Aspinwa for an entire
week. Even the train from here cannot through
and passengers baggage ana mails Ia be transferred
AT Mcndce cars from the Aspmwal side. The portage
"a, however, bat short one, and viii occasion but
brief delay in crossing the isthmus.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27

BAROMETER.

Nov 49, rain ~ y. Amount OF WAFER oz
inch Nov 90 from TO IL p m Amount OF wafer
"a inch Nov o. from 0 q. m. to a. m AlnOnhl Oh
water O3 inch Total amount OF water for Week. iu men
Distance travelled by the WIND during The Week. Io'A '
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27

ted an address to the Church. which viii be published @
present condition OF things would seem TO he rather
mournfu Retrenchment has been discussed Tor several
wears but the church debt has steadily Increased utl
now il amOunts 10 S262, 1873 60 The receipts have
fallen below the receipts Of last year S6s[gI 9s and
Tef LITTLE has been done for foreign missions Inc com
mitee advise the Organization OF mission societies IN az
OF missions.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-27
R.H.MACY&Co.,

GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

NIONlTION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR ThB PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
THB Stair OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM IT
NAV concern, greeting.
MONlTION.


may concern, greeting
WHEREAs, MRS. nARY ANN SMITH. WIDOW
w Of Dr.. Ira smith. Of the parish Ut West Feli.
BY the cv sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans, on the
matter described. and has spoiled to the judge Of
fhis court for montion Or sdvertisemens in CON
the Revised Statutes Of 1870.
Now: therefore. know ye and al persons liner
the name Of the state of Louisiana and of the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
Who can .st up right title Or claim in and to
OF any informslity in the order, decree or judg
ment of the court under which this sale was
prsissment or advertisement in time or manner
Of SALE or for any other defect whatsoever, to
SHOW cause %itha thirty days from the day this
the sale 8, made should not be confirmed and ho-
sheriff, BY virtue ana in pursuance to writ o
seizure a9d sale, issued BY the Fourth District
Court Of Nex Or. aus At she suit Of % J'h IN, s.
Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, WIDOW Of Dr. Ira Smith, b:
property at the price and sum Of $i2 500.
Of property .s contained in the
with al the building. and imp p' shsseon
Rampant streets in the square bounded by Ram.
part BIenville, Gus 0mh0use and Burgundy
streets in the Second District Of this city. meas.
uring (Enslsh measure) AZ feet j inches front on
Rampant street. BY depth, bstween parallel linee
which lot is portion OF the original lots Nos ~
and 40. per plan drawn by Tannelse, surveyor.
dated July Is, 1910 and deposited in the office Of
n de Armas. then notary public Of this city. and
was acquired by cad Wright from Ludwig Nathan
Hanan as per act passed before Il. B. Cenas, late
notary public in this city on the eighth day of
November, 1856"
The building and improvements comprise two
story brick dwelling house. slate rooted, out bull
dings, etc.
Witness our hands and the zeal Of thu aforesaid
court this twenty sixth day of June. 1876 and the
one hundreth year of tie independence of the
United States Of America
H.. CAMPBELL. Judge.
Ed DRBLoIs, Clerk. ie27 jy4 Is u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
Witness:

ANY alteration BY erasure or ntsrljneatiou OF q
material part of the foregoing bond Will causs it
to be rejected, uu'eAs it appears bv n1ie OF
alteration was made before the bond WAS signed
and sealed.
When pal tners are partie to the bond the part
nership name should not DO used, but each part
ner should sign his individual name.
County Count 81 Of -Sss
On tbs day of -. 1877, personally ap-
psared before me - and -, sursties i'll the
aforeCcing bond to me known to be the persons
named in said bond as suIeties, and who have
executed the same as such. who being By me duly
sworn deposs and say and each for himself de.
poses and says. ne has executed the within bond.
that his place of residence is correctly stated
therein that he is the owner CT real estate worth
the sum hereinafter set against hi. name Over and
judgments mort sges and executiOns agai est him,
after allowing al exemotions OF egerv character
whatever the total sum thus assured Ountlng to
- dcl'srs. being double tho amount OF the
foregoing bonod.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
New ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. TUESDAY. JULY A. 1876.
1aE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OF
ORLRAN0

MRS. MARIE LAMONT, WIFI, RTC., vs. DOM.
nique Didieu-No. 43,858.
T HEREBY GRITTY, THAT ON THE sEvBN
i teenth dsy Of March, 1876, Judgment was rem.
dered in this oeurt in the following entitled suit
In the words. and figures following to wit:
Mra Mare Lamont, wife, etc., Va Dominique Di.
on motion Of =. Cambray Of counsel for plain
tit, and upon producing due proof Of plsi0tin'a
favor it ie ordered, adudged and decreed that the
Judgment BY default hersin entered on DecenbsE l6
1875: against defendant. Be now confirmed and
made hnal. and accordingly, thst there be judg.
ment in favor, Of plaintiff. Mrs. Marie Lamont
wife Of Dominique Didieu, and against defendant
her said husband, decre.ing . separation Of prop
erty and disopluti0n Of the community Of acquests
and gains heretofore existing between said par.
ties, and authorizing ssid plaintiff to assume the
administration Of her separate property, and con-
demning taid defendant, Dominique Didieu to pay
plaintiff his said wife, the full sum of four hun
dred dollars, with legal interest thereon from
September l6 1862, till final payment, and costs
of suit.
Judgment rendered March II, 1875.
Judgment signed March q, 1876
B. L. LYNCH, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunts sec my
hand and afaxed the seal Of the said court, at the
city of New Orleans, on this twenty fourth day Of
March, In the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy.six, and the one hun.
dredth year Of the Independence Of the United
States
jel4 % jyla 8. CHALON. Deputy Clerk