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PROPOSED DATES or SAILING
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EDW,D K COLLINS 4 Co, No. 81 wshs,NY
BROWN, SlllPLEl Co. Liverpool
y O. ROBERTS 4 Co. NJ. Is Kings Arms Yagd, Ion3ea
JOHN kUNR0E a Co, Rue Noue Dsus asst ctsncs
Pans; OF, GEO. h. DRAPER Hayrr
N Of these SHIPS VIII not Be accountable Tor silver
- precious one o. mc;s unless bills Of sne are
s0''eisoi' aud De value thereof thare'o expressed
'iiE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL.
, sA,L 81 EAMShlPS from NEW-YORK 70 LfygRPOOI-
to BoS1oN f f ~ ~ sseeed Cabin Psssaee, Sla
~ 800 90 ~ ~ NoLche Cabsn Passsse eloo Sc.
MARIA Cart yudkin. AAiJsyg Il ~ c !" fi i
ASIA, Cspt r . Len. ckHRhss SSs7t saansoa
.nkiCA Capt hsi'lson, NlAGAkl a., T -
ls vessels carry clear white hi rnss.ssa -.
sls6ARA Lang, Sosion. .weap,ss,v ISL. A.,
skhQPA, shannon. eew'l orr .Ncirs,asy AN 49,
4AbiA JuCkns. New OK. Wednessay An ~.
sSNApA, Stone. Bcsfot Wednesday ilth ~,
So 49, Lcu.. Ne'e.a OK. MedaeHiay ish Nsy
sASbuA Doug a. Bos,oa.. Wednesday. .'sh Nav
.skOPA Sasrion. New Yoss Wearesaly ssh Jgas
Ss.CA Ilafson. New. orS " ednt sisy is: June
ciSxettA Jnokas lew ora. "Wednesday, l5A Juaa
80 roi sccgled uuil pad iOS
Sasalsrrnccd Sufrcsn on board
estes Of tAese knps will be aocoau,hls r se sire,
afs sSs lewely precious stones metaS 5Hs q
sso,d therefor and TIE value thereof fsrrn sxrr-ssed
t- q passage spPy % l. CUNARD, No. Bswbas.-res
VIZ SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE
lprf cS.AelLI LINE. 6g SAN FRANCISCO Ta A.ee..o-v
SMLl-Osi ~ Ne.rssga fropuetorA-Ihogsh Advance 81
~ m ne hsozts doable easno stessfip P1uIrIfsT
IN Fsssy cave from Pier No Neth River a. osocE
ADA Ace 80 segaar and fast going sesasAp SIERRA NJ
&tstvt mos ofsr the Nicaragua Traat route h.a,
,1ees. eesHaers sss ~ Ss,. sss. 'poStaien
- fe iuf - lseed N Their ventilation and accourod.
AeAcy Id ths Go Ra.sage a tie owez rsfs appy oplv =,
80 OA1'ssy, Mas Battery psss an sss '"S .
iss..s'ls an eaItiuueS ss -. Z VANDERBILT As.nt
@N,f "a ~ ~ ~ ~ shpe1te for tbs ne '
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--.,.,,,r ,T pAcKET-ExCELsI0R LINE

n UDlnA1S eurp-The weIknOwn ma hN1flD NSr- ioik
N RlosEbks ELENA b. Cane cO%Rapa s; M Dc
>Saty - Isltby H. Webb ESD expressly Tor
sssuJ 'ne uss iss 'hp ever dsp@ea i Ss
Hbsfse dsr De sa1e commander WHO feeslsea Se'a u
. h. pssssrss the st yoI-se ~ - os,a,s "a
4. her competitors The cabin t'q5s
slln a,, AZ Of most comfortable disruption ROC
hbs - bali capacity eussgod-ep1y on bard
Frsk IN 20 JOHN NORTON Jr 20 Wsl@t, cor Water
~ 40 aesrsge PASSENGERS tsAen-
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onIRr cAIRNDAR-Tms Day.

covvox prV.s-Part Nos s27, ga as, $50 10 $50
Part -Nos 7GI esq al 81. s5s, go Sol, scs ses se7
s6e no. ga, 575.
Other Courts published on saturday.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term held Saturday forenoon by judge
Ecmonds, but there decisions.


SUPERIOR COURT-GENEkAL TgRM-DgcIgoN
Harold DOlnef &C agt. James y Andrews
Order overriding demurrer reversed and demurrer sus.
tanned without costs The defendants maker and en-
dorser Of note and seek TO set up counter claim against
plaintiffs for not putting ON board vessel for California
qusuify Of turpentine, agreed upon The Court held
that the judgments would be separate against maker
and ndorser they could not set up counter claim ss r..
lated 10 another matter.
SPECIAL TEaa-DEcIsIoxs
LEcizs Z. BGkley agt c. cambridge Saitl and others
Injunction ordered vacated costs 70 abide event Of suit
Thomas r. snith sgt Arthur Mouell
Motion 10 strike out part OF answer denied without costs
to either party
Miguel Bront at. Pedro Palsn.
Motion Denied without with leave 10 defendant 70
IT, Plaintiff TO have leave 70 amend remodel hi.
complaint
Joseph L. Smith art samuel Y. Lent
On first suit motion 70 amend granted second mo
ton TO dissolve junction granted and on third to disovs
denied
Timme and wife AFT bigger
New trial granted
q. S. CIRCUIT C0URr-Befors Judge NGLsos
Thomas B. Tsppan sgt. Peter Ernst
To recover damages amount laid At slOooV 10. acsec
infringement Of patent for Improvement in saw mills lot re-
saving boards and other timber being without he necessy
Of a carriage, although be used desired The
charge Of Infringing the patent IS not denied but the
amount Of damage Is contested. To be continued
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IL IN CO.'S $500 90 by his survyns p Shx,sh
q tfn 49,. ,,rooveS Crswfo1ds hs-
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ocean Cleaners. &f.

~~c~p.ITA-CLPPER LINE Tor MIL MIL
AUST ,d1r PHILIP -Tbe packet ZIP .RR Ola.
n BOURNE POkd r. Ess River vii scSoeco 'oe hocH-
= S,sr rsv5y Per 70 30 hsvns OF her cargo en-
- al h 70 aSs sS punbsr Of ps.enssr Wi ee
,<ssd and only t@knt I'd ,sht pesetfe ~ e~ ePpJ ~
f.s.,,rtssd. For leanfss ~ n DTGiN No 81 souths
WILL eARKFLLk ELLIOT, No. lA reerl4a.
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red against the accused who locked up by
the magistrate for trial, In default ofsi 900 bail
SrR,SoER.-The following among the arrivals At The
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CLINTON 4 MILLS, Proctofs


HTs SURROGATE's COURT, held in and for the
~ County New OK the suuoe,es O,e, a the City
new lok on the eahh cay Of April N the yea one e
II the Matter o. re APrseaisq 70 Me'iE9s Lees o. Sell n &
~ Petition Of Eizabe:L ketlI E1ecnsTi1 VII
SAD testament q Joseph AsSs, ATE s o. I a SIP s Re- &
OF keeer Tor he payasH. OF hs 5ebis
Teer deees,st sPPeai before sarros the County
Sy Of Msy aa1 At tn osoG u ts onooa d Is CAV H5a rs
here 70 show s1Ss wsy .sofS Aooa aS' D. D '1P g @
isf said '''s .s s . s Bradford u To PAY
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SALE OF PROPERTY
y - uNPAlD eEeToN w4Tta kENsIass sas as.,s5 ssa
y, i'iss,. 9si's Sp,i
lia Zoe Cay . % fhDAl e, ,' a., o. ~, ICY a
~ sss ne r-o9>y 10 pst I,srs Pss ~
csHgs,is. oa.r t.y ofSs~ Io't T,sru,r, % is.l
NJ de,a ,'rn'' a.H9ae' ora g Ia = s,ys.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
IS GOODRICH L.. 10, Cay r >. ioll a 20 g.ssi iss
i u, d, T., - q sss ia ri .v'as,i J. eo0DSea
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse Z. Smith Esq,
= y 800 s SS Hs S' Hfsn s %55Ds,y 81. -
Cv q "rst ~ ~.'e & "a, % re'fs " Ss--, ~ ,,a,. e. N,
9iIi':. Is lavsaS'I NAEl a w0oDaay' 4i-Ssla.-
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C. Smiih, Esq,
= % -. S .s Roffki s.. fas : 20 S.
vesei sso = is Aruy ~ .ss wIILIlX RICHARDS !, ~
Ds - i5isS r. Ia M. SAriLpA sos isaai:sI
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate of the
t---5T 81 rrors t1rier
John MAi>E hte te ty NJ lerx,
81
setst Ysfivl. lsro se- lt sre - ;ai lo:
e- Se~ -ztera a. Mo.
ASH itvfue' 70 liNLAl. v D Ers--taE-
NOTICE Of APPLICATION Tor the Discharge Of an
rti- pa g. s--lai
CAAF.of T.nr.
e.
rubi1el Fstrurr lreli1rs
Jas Of ros.
sr4e.ait il
rfTft t
e-s's aai D. Dc ase1ar-ee nsa 81 -ts ahFi0sN
TIVE STOCKHOLDERS of the NETWORK GAS
REGULATORS COMPANY hereby notified tat uaesti-r
cf the Stockholders the Copzpy On tire SRI dsy
Of o'clock the afternoon
HFNRl &C % AGlst. OF Nsz
object extend Capital Counsuv
and 70 accept purchase The Com
RAW of the whole kdGes Gas r TIE e
Company BY
Gas the the who'll
OF toe United States The when proposed 70 ersud
sad Couprly hundred
nd dollars akrg addition Of ninety thousand dollars pres
wv SALE J.. K s. STEPHENSON
JAMES SMITH, HENRY A. GRAN
: 7. CLARKE HORAriO ALLYN,
ysW-y C-k Me- = il.-. :. I. tEALE.
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N PASY-T hroush 70 SAN FRANCISCO via AsPlNWALL
"a pAEAMA Al .feay reduced No detention the 18th
M. The new s sdswhee dOubeensiqe steamship UNION
$40 tp, Richard Adams Commander, vii leave Kew-1ok for
fsnssl Nav Bay from PIER No North River MONDAY
G Al Soool precisely connecting s1tb che new and mag
1s,i udewhse doube-snEnt steamship CORFES, (8oO tuns
Tlonss d. Cooper Commander which steamer viii be IN
sSssss Al PANAMA receive the UNIONS passengers aud
"a srsS.tel, oI SAN FRANCISCO The accommodations and
on Of fbe CORTES all that be desired Her speed
nhshed the between rev fok ana ksnsa ana Hhs
y Re Pscifc cesrf.iiS unsurpassed c
VERY viii part OF the company 70 io,nfe
,rf ,ypdtop safety Pasenf VII be landed on the wharf
ARRIVAL fee taking the Panama Railroad and are cautioned that
$3.50 IA, ~ Una are s,d 0nly at No % Broadway.
'N''~ ~ DAVIS, BROOKS 20. General Agents
AEdBag made the above ONCE Onnef te new United
e..rs Postage Lsv for the convenience Of the public
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
sfATEs MAIL sTEAMERSThe ships composing this sns s
PACIFIC, Capt Nys,
Ratio Gao Hc..,.s..h

ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC Capt Nya
HcTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC, Capt. Cons.ock
ADRIATlC, Capt 0raRon
fs kps have been built by contract expres for
fey has been taken in their sructo sc m their
tsl to insure strength speed and their for
ftn anequaed for elegance and comfort Pce paszs
"a NoTk TO Liverpool IL helas cAb:n Si2 40
~ uve OF extfAsifc state $o from Liverpool TO
Nvik &S0 and &s An eXpeencea sargeon ackea 10 eab
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IL RAILROAD open to BUFFAL.0-Ihe most direct saics
cheapest T0Unto, Hamilton and Canada West
AVID sfer TUESDAY Jan IS 1888 trains viii Rochester foi
Buaao and Niagara Fails follows - ~ And 2lS Pm Return
inc train Will eaye Buffalo and NsAls Fss FOR Rocae
sud4A,PM Passengers Buffalo Will End this superior
point coort other The rsd thoroughly os ana
ped onr and locomotives TIE preseut terminus u
the Road Buffalo the rerraoehe most central portion Of TIE
WARREN
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Am seamen's Fuerd Society metropolitan Han y IN
Tie thirty annual meeting Of the Society for Promoung tn-
sre among seen the Port Of Newiork, Tor the eiect)n
thirty Directors held the office, No. 30 Walst AZ
o'clock, NJ.
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pThe GLASGOW AID NewYork Steamship Coupsnys powers
Sznhip GLASGOW l96 and so horsepower Robert Crsig,
yansnder vii sail from NewYork for Glasgow, on SATURDAY
kgf, al u o'clock
lint Cabin Saloon State Room ...............,...sN
fhs Cabin (Mdship State Rooms IS
Neond Cabin. %
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ReTritt1noes-Pa aseRea = - = :,
...ouuAN. GRINNELL g. Co, No e3 SOuth'

Rernttanoes-Passages ,
BOWMAN, GRINNELL d Co, NO. 60 ScqI 1a,x
BHsxYoL sols and only ss;hOr1ed Agents 'r me ."
fin LIN o. Ri 81 Nd LosDos P.cEsrs every alter
bFfs.Sis a. svsry month nate Thursday
indnsssaTTfnTiON SIR r. PEEL -prS,yvrr
ssW WORLD COANkLlSs - .s.nI $4,000
6IEFN or TfiE WEST, End EcS4TIE3iRyss
e0ssTANTINE, AMEliec<atrs ~ on
tLBLRT GALLATIa, RIi ihyC1Eay AhpI''i'
1lPBJR1ON, lOhhn,ll tIIs,NpY
lnERCAH UNION fAlt1o1 49, s ~ h,;..;ns
1oss whDs for their friends ssa se, sTS n5rSsd &
y-rs BOWMAN, ORfENELL d Co are I"S O"S Ase"N ~ ~
ssse shIs 70 nj fn 81 and upward which payable At
u. S -. .o-n threusiOnt ireland and Great bntah
ftsm any io"h H'0's' BOWMAN, GRlNNELb Co.
s sSS S S ss a'Es% q I every %soS
LEMON packets raw E''"-'V'~ 49,
ssssse sVply a. above
NOR AUSTRALIA PASSENGERS are TequesteG 20 Oe
me ,b TEXAS A. Pier No. IA Ess; River a. u ocost
o. the 9th when the ship viii proceed oirocty
80 few choice Saloon and second aon geItls 4
sF.se, sprly 70 JOHN r. sARDY, No ~ soutnst o5 70
t"p,-e' THOMAS II. SAEDfOBD, NO. OSoutnst.
nor CALIFORNIAa and AUSTRALIA-Te Ham
S,s AvpipEs Bass &C. Manufactured BY G. JOHNSON NO
and Hessrs, n where every Description
" e pard 10 found Al orders promptly executed
u Dc most reasonable tertss.
TOR MELBOCRNE, PORT PHILIP, AUS PRALIA,
The sulendd 6stssng packet snip NORMA This
snlpoun and fav0Ti ship offers the best psssas te
passengers taken Ine pen guar
spesd had IN her previous performances she having de
1pseaee 900 niiesl in Ak Gays AL. IL, .,,.
IN ueers viii take their meals az tne sape uy9 tot
aye and coumOdiOn and fitted with speca reference 70
49, and Comfort in warm otndes fine promenade DECK onen-
D ~ Of eDsseJ and the vessel expected
s Ia very lev FOR freight or Psssags wa,eh VIII De 'Ae"
A
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NENTKAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JFRSEY-Ne

~ Someyile snd Nav s5lLslrs
Per No Ncrh River ti EssSon tsrneGale places ~
- NJ As NJ. for Scmerle u. Rercx leaves
Phirsursh opYc Esst,n ~ aUe 10 NJ snd SIS PM
cf CouTtapctst
StsEe rous connection with Fsins from New yo 4, oil ~
vis At Plsnhed Wednesdays N o. Sstra.vs
BsskeEge SomeEve - NJ eAly T Piackanin Pa
rack; White House A NJ daily for Fennrton Newllanp
NJ day, Beldera At and Phihpsburzh da.iv n.
NshsIFe, BethehCm Allentown, MauhC5unS Reaa.n- Pa
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F,rN CANPHENr AcclpENT-Mary 0'Bden, domes-
tic in family living at No III Eldrdgest, ghfnlly
burned at O'Clock Saturday night by the bursting OF
camphene lamp which she in the act OF nshg While
lighted and died At 5 O'Clock yesterday morning, at the
New York Hospital whittier she was taken. There was
scarcely any part Of her person that was not burned to
crisp and the spectacle she presented was most shocking
An INQUEST will be held ON her body this mornlns.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN n NORTHERN IyDI-
AVA ANA RAilROAD0n ana after Feb lSa ual TURNER no.
s PAsrseI Trans will between Chicago, Toledo Monros
daily, except Sundays - follows;
Chicago for Monroe AZ 81 An
Cincarc i0g Toledo a. & An. and JPN
Toledo foT Chicago AZ AN. Aai psi.
NOnrce for Chicago az y An.
and Enc saaslo ard Albany, Ald Hudn Rs-s -As
lofk CITY, - ~ "@"'
hecAa opened between CacAzo ana
NuuA Nrc;rnAr and fsbUrsh Ioeso and N0rT8k Road
ensa Lcs tie Mad River Hamilton Davo- Roaas ~
etsNee te hansaet Road Monoeve and TIE Cleveland Co
4A~ Ane N'ne nnst and P.tshlTsh kolA Cleveland
MRkNIRR JOS. h MOORE, Supsiia.srdsnt
So JOHN :. PORTER. Agent
W. Noaitandt-st. corner OF Broadway, M.
t'Ok ALBANY, DlRECT-The new and MAGNIFICENT
steamer FRANCIS shinDY Capt Thos s KBisbt ~I 49,
ssxs ,S crt p AZ S Sson o. TUESDAYS, Thursdays and
on board or Of JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Jr No 81 Wir-sa
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RTVFR
n The splendi5 ard Superior steamers BAY ssrp So ~
Brown and EXPIRE STATE, CsFt Ben ann Brsy,p sys on
alternate DAYS sRndays oePtedJ from Pier Ma
Batep .,5PN ES ffsst apply on Aoa :: TIE sescs On
Rreiehi Boscr ws-des toush |ic srsat s;...,h
s'TTca feGt' rsS -lsDALs soRpEN ~ sae d Hs,,s -
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xfgW YORK and CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS
NsFMI- WEEKLY u. g. MAIL LIEE.-The and eegAr

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, for
" BREMEN vis MPTON.-The United States Mai
Suship HERMANN Edward Hggnsi Commander will sail for
touching Southampton land the Mails and PASSENGERS
Ebgaud France, SATURDAY May q, at o'clock NJ,
IVA IierNo 5, North River
ce OF Passage from New iork to Southampton Bremen
cabin main saloon.
h hr cabin lower saloon l0l
mtfcond o.
AneKpefenced surgeon attached TO each steamer.
Al Letters pass throuRh the Post Office
specie delivered IN liAvre OF London - -
FsIaase sht apply to MoLLER SAND RIERA Agents
. Nc. n Scuiha. .
The sssmsip WASHINGTON will succeed the HERMANN and
niloB June ~
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- lraov-rr D-t-s - Fro1s a T-rl
Artc' ri- l- pc c7s- q g. sesai
lso %; De r la i ore ~ Do 49, o. A' Co 81
rutls-el istrua j. A tcl1rs Hon Cares
Ary, coaty sa-f as c.ay o. ros a; - & -fssa a os.s,
sle-at Arl 20
have Wy asHrai sl a-osufs
--f.ss h. le aaelars 80 D. lfrlQrW
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lar in the City.
How ro oxr A Coon PoLicE-A friend :, order and
security makes the following suggestions
Require bonds the Of $1,000 for the faithful
discharge Of the required duties. Any h9Qet man can
Il Ry .houid police officer who has the charge Of an
unknow amount property BE- exempt fro such bonds
CustO House officers give bOnds-clegks in public Offices
WHO have much Jess chance steal than the police give
bonds-bank clerks, and public eMpL0yees generally,
give bonds Why are the Police exempt Are they drawn
the p'ost 0rJe,iy aud sns~PDy casses Of society,"
ar they am ss0,c A0Aesf than other people,
The belief Of many Of citizens that regular
system burglar robbery and outrage IS covered up in
our Police Else Why are 20 many rObberies per-
petraed without discovery OF the villains The winter
knows Of FIVE burglares within stOnes throw Of the
Police Station on Ninth ay Iitieth ST. IN the space
OF three weeks Of which not has been traced and
never will be The same thing occurred year ago. A
number oi Police Officers have been arrested for theft
within q few months past, though Is doubtful If they
viii ever be brought % Justice SO Ear from being fairly
eyeut from bonds By virtue Of rood caracty the case
4 ;u.t the other way True, they have the example OF
hr superors 10 plead in pallatiOn the master steal
why not the servant But let Us De reheyed OF 5ot
Il repeat It any worthy man can get bonds for his hon
est discharge Of duty. This would give US Police Of
respectable men, and dspace only the bue. the hangers
On OF grog shops, and the night providers.
F.vcr Srocg MARgEr-The Agrieul,0y gives the fol
lowing Prices Current Of fancy animals 1t the principal
market lin Barcaystl Of our CITY
poes-Iarge Newfoundland black. with white head,
intelligent lOOkDZ, OF ABOUT III IDS W.T. go Uley
LonI d pure blood $40 Settlers black and white well
trained intelligent and fair size not aged s3j-unrzinsd
do dark color young, sl5-blaek and white do. SO
brown DO ST.; Terriers, English, scotch Isle OF Skye,
Wirehaired &c $40 10 ga Bull Terriers, e0 Shep.
herds Dog scotch colley els 10 s25 Bull Dogs 10
Black Newfoundland slut in condition 81 Monkies 80
Italian Greyhound $40 70 SO ohangnas and their long
led relations s. 10 Sl5 per pair according 10 length Of
drunsticks Pigeons per pair Fantails 50 to 81 Pom.
ter & 10 So Carriers - TO g. Ruies 50 and 81 Tu.
bless 81 20 and 81.
Atauotaons the market appears quite vey and sales
frouent one gentleman ordering $50 worth Of the
feathered portion while we were present
CuARsE or MAIZENA, blacksmith, % years of age
named Patrick Kanay, was yesterday arrested by Capt
Brennan and officer keon OF the Sixth Ward Police,
charged with having while in an alteration with one
Bridget Haley living at No "a Centre st. bitten of her left
ear MS Haley appeared before Justice Osborne ysster
day ssrIocr Tfh be- esT pece Of paper snd prefer
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-10
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
S~uccession de FIN Lafprriere I,evesn

out.tCSStObl TIC l. Dl ~ tboNfSii'
En- vertu DUN decret de la Cour du Cinquie
me District Judiciaire de fEtat de Ia louisa
ne dams ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption, sous Ia
date du 16 JUN 1853, il sera oifcrt en- vente
publique. a la residence dl doctenr joseph
Martin, situee a environ six miles de Donald
%sonville, sur la rive droite du Bayou Lafourche,
dams cette ~paroisse, par A. f.. Hickman, She
riff de cette p~aroisse, lie Jendi Cline Jour de
Juliet 1853, a dix heures du matin, les pro-
prietes ~ci-apres decrites, appartenant a la
Succession de F. nj. Laferriere Levesque.
10. Nelson age de as ans, negre de champ.
2. Sam, Negro age de % ans, coeher.
2. Archer. Negro de champ, age de 90 ans.
"a. Charles, Negro, laboureur ct charetier,
age de % ans,
5. Marie Grant, negresse, couturiere, agee
de IS ans %[sujette u crises.
s. Mary Colbot, negresse, blanchisseuse,
agee de 80 ans.
I. lamar, negresse de champ, agee de %
ans.
s. Nancy Robertson, negresse agee de IS
ans
=. John, un jeune Negro age de II ans.
1G. Helene Johnson, negresse agee de IS
ans, ct SEES deux %enfants, Mathilde agee de 8
ans ct Washington age de 3 ans.
II. Lee, negre age de 10 ans.
IL. Mary Anderson, negresse aree de 80
ans, ct ses quatre enfants Jonas age de 7 ans,
Mahala agee de 5 ans, Emile agee de Z ans
et Henriette agee de Is mois.
10. Jeanette, mulatresse agee de II ans.
IA. La charpente dun moulin d scie, pref
9 etre monte [se t~rouvant sur phabitation de
y. M. Laferriere Leyesque.
Is. Cent ~vingt-quatre actions de Ia Banoue
tonsolidee DIES Cultivateurs de la Louisiana.
10. Deux eheyaux de ~yoiture.
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish of Assumption.
III the matter of the Succession OF
Bienvenn Landry.
Whereas Lorenza Capdevielle adminlstra-
tratrix of said Succession has this day field
with the clerk of said Court an account OF his
administration of said succession, together
with a petition praying for the homologation
of the same.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to show cause in ten days after the
publication hereof why said account should
not be approved and homologated.
by order of the Court.
Assumption, this 18th June 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
al Clerk.
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NOTICE

M. WALSHE beos to announce that he is
prepared TO receive at his residence hear Ma
poleonville, as Day Or Weekly BoardeTs, a IL
Inited number of young gentleman to be edu-
Gated along whithh his present pupils in the
usual branches Of education, including Latin,
Grek, Euclid and the sciences, so as to afford
a general and extensive course Of instruction
and qualify for matriculation i'll any Univer-
sity in the United States.
Mrs WALSIiE would also instruct a select
few young ladies, Or gentlemen, along with
her own children. Music lessons upon reason
nable terms, either at her own residence, Or
that other pupils.
Assumption, 10th june 1853.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON
A NApOLEONVILLE.

NJ. JOHN w. Belts Went d'acquerir de
NJ. VICTORIN TRICHE lie bel Establishment
connu sous lie nom de Hotel Washington.
Les wastes, commodes ct elegantes construc-
tons attaches a Get Establishment, lie choix des
NETS ct wins servis a la table du WASHING TON
HoTF1, font sans contredit de cette maison une
des plus confortable3 de la campagne.
NJ. Belts ~s'occupe achievement d'ameliorer
Reimbursement deja 81 bien monte don't il Went
d'entreprendrc l'exp!oitatIon; aussi compte-t-il
sur lie patronage de tous ses amis, des voya-
geurs ct du public en- general.
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CARROssIER, FoRGERoN, MECANI-

lie soussigne PREVENT lie public quill s'est
adjoint depuis qnelque temps I'm liable Car
rossier ct quill est a meme dorenavant de
contractor pour toute espece de PREPARATIONS
de y~Oitures.
II sest attache egalement lie mecanicien
qui a 81 longtemps trayaille avec un rare sue
ces dams les ~ateliers de M. Crane. II nest
done pas d'ouvrages quill he puisse entrepren-
Dire aujourd'hui pour la PREPARATION des machi-
mes.
II espere done autant par Ia modicite de
ses prix que par lie fnl du travail de sa selle-
RE ct de sa forge, obtenir ct satisfalre une
nombreuse clientele.
TRAsIMOND ROGER.
Paincourtville. Al
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u- IN ~ uus ,wsa .. On Nj N y

TaiiIeur de Paris, Oh il a t~ravaill6 durant
douze annees, Went de s'6tablir a Napoleon
vile. dans la 1naison de NJ. Pierre Blanchard,
a cote de rhorIogerie de M. Edmond Drouet.
NJ. Cleber ofIre au public les services de sa
profession ct il espere acqu6rir un nombreux
patronage, autant a cause de la modlcite de
ses prix que par Pel5gance de ses CONNECTIONS