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UST arrived in this towns has established q
eH work shop for the repairs Of vehicles and
household furniture, snch as painting and trimming
Of carriages and vanishing and polishing of fur
work and the moderation of his prices will soon
insure TO him sliberaI share of the public patro-
mage. He will also go to the domicil of those
who may require him III the country.
Il His Shop is near Rose ThieFrys millinery esta-
bishment, Bellevue Stseet, 0pelousas.
June Ise0-6ru 80
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Soa-T.aTCEs.

TN He undersigned would respectfully in.
- form his customers that groceries are
cash article; all amounts owed to him for
the same are due on the LIST of each month.
He expects, and hereafter, will require
from all persons punetual payments, Or cash
on delivery, for bis groceries.
....s-,.. 5=.Ss.... a. .J. BALDWIN
Washington, May, 26th,, 1s6O.--tf.
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CYPRESS LUMBER FOR SALE.
1sl qb4b ssss s,s,ss. st 'ssssisa is@ss1
can be bought at reasonable prices from the
undersigned, in Washington, La.
..=z@5=s A. j BALDWIN.
Nav oefh 1860 -ff

NE w asa. 8 - - aNshs15asa DIV Va -
"a THE undersigned, being no longer enga-
sasi ged with Mr.. Delarue, has the honor to an
nounee to the public that he has established him
self in Opelousas, where he will repair clocks,
watches and jewelry The most difficult jobs in
his trade will be done in the most approved style
aud wsrkmanlike manner. Repairs on Ghronome-
.ters, Patent Levers etc, fully guaranteed.
4 His shop is on Bellevue street between Main
and Court, in Opeinueas. w. II. JUDGE.
OpeIOusas May 2Gth, 1860.
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v1@G@p @Gcno1s
PARISH SURTE YOR,
" ILL attend to all surveys that may be en-.
w trusted to his care. Residence in Opelousas
Ouelousas Marcf, I7th TSfD-1v
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WyABlHlIEI@pO EIDFp[D il,
VI SHE above popular stand has again been re-
n opened by the undersigned.
It is the most conveniently located house in the
town of Washington, with large and airy rooms,
newly fitted up.
| The Accommodations will ever be the best that
the country can supply at the following prices:
Board and lodging per month, S 1900
without I" ss 6 l2.oo
and " week 600
6 = day $50
Dy Attached to the Hotel isa large and COM
modious stable, well supplied with corn, hay and
fodder, where horses will be taken careof at the
following rates:
| Per week, s3.0o
Per day, - l.5g
Elegant buggies and fine saddle horses shall al
ways be kept ID readiness by
McHENRY HUSBAND.
Washington NAV 5th. 1S6l)-tfsa= - -
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ESTR.R We Nd.

~ FROM th, undersigned in
O@H Bellevue in the n,anth of April
asa&<zaBssD last, yuung An lerican Horse
Mule Of dark COLOUR, no BRAZIL, white hair
around the nose mouth and eyes, tai shaved,
with the end white, collar and trace chain
marks also large old creole Horse of white
COLOUR brand not, recollected, said horse
was raised in Prairie Mamout. Whoever will
deliver said mule and horse OF either, will be
IberaIly rewarded.
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d 81 u, Il q. as VI Y n
NON aFIl TIER GpRI)IlI

Fgr Ladies, pea SONS 81 ven
AF The two bitter, THE hrstsis AIKEN with any
fhing so suit tls taste. be- seeanstIs alTaatlV
prepared, and Ii ID be taken as pared BotEca
he taken together Ehe use sgf one On tlIe otferor
both 81 The same titae etn health and ne
essahlIahes TIM aigsstivs caaase nf ail
snch diseases as Liver sEomplaint, Nervous Dis.
eases General Debility &c. GErs, and alI cunVa
natpral coassqu quances of levers il great re1ae
xIv for bringing back strsng uf tha buy kc. lid.
For sale sby A III HE YGH AUD, Druggist Iii
{ New Orleans, ami s. LEvy agent, Id 0peoasas
ss 1efs1has Sth g
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FOR 8 ALE.

"A SPLENDID PLANTATION, situated with
= in three miles Of Barrels Landing four of Ope-
fousas and about four from Washington, situated
on each side of the Bayon Teche, $50 arpents on
500 arpents are under fence, balance is wood land
I The improvements consists of a good dwelling
house, negro cabins sugar house, cotton house etc,
etc. DUPRE & GARLAND.
Opelousas, May 10Th, 1860.
4asesidesace for Sale.
A house and lot, located ina desirable part of
N Opelonsas will be sold on reasonable terms.
Apply at the Courier Office.
May 18th, 1S60.-tf.
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NsT.s.TCE |.


- THE undersigned has just arrived
LIN from New Orleans with large and
ssH IN choice assortment of Jewelry, con-
~, sM sissing principally in Ladies' Cameo
Sets, Breast Pins, Bracelets Lock.
ets, Earnings, and in short every article of the
richest Jewelry, as well as the finest assortment Of
Gold and Silver Watches, for ladies' and gentlemen
all Of which he has just received from one Of the
largest commercial houses Of New York. and n hicI
she will l:sell lat moderate prices for cash.
u He takes this Opportunity to announce to his
friends and the public IN general that he has secured
thesservices Of an experienced and skilful Watch
nake who will be- constantly in attendance.
@ z}4st5 s8B F. DELARUE. 4
Corner Main and Bellevue streets
OueInl1sas j Janiiary 2oth 1859 S.
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Sugar MiIl for sale.
good horse power @ Sugar MIN u, with it as set Of
moderate price. Apply to John P. Hudson Belle
vue, or at the Office Of the Opelousas Courier.
& E* Juna 9th 1866 - $84sf5 &Sf# ##@s} 8
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DIR. r. w. I.AMTER, Dental Surgeon,

Mountvlze street, Waatington. La.
50 DR.EANTFR having been engaged
ay many years Of his life IN the success
1J-yMli practice of Dentistry, is compe-
tent perform all operations in the highest degree
Of perfection: He excesin the science Of sauing
natural Teeth, aud will devote particular care and
attention to that object.
DR.. Lanter's whole time and undivided atten-
ton will be given to the exercise uf his profession
Washington, 26th May, 1s60-lY.
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0tScs

ct Er sst IL 0ttrs.
MnR. EDWARD PIT Il, from the N Medical
4 Faculty of Paris, offers his professional ser
vieas to aH who will houor him " th their con
ddence.s ,s..s !.
honse lately occupied By MI, EYte. q baIlior1.
WasAlng ton. As1snst 6th, ls5 u y.l IA
s4 JE IA ID Wl 81 sn 8 k0 ia
n EsfREs 70 inform his patrons md friends and
u " the public generally that lles has established
himself On LanrY steet between the Office of Messs
Dupr6 aud Garla,ld aud TINT Of Mi. q. Monitor,
and that he will be ready ~ and ail times q ~
@tef,d tos those who may fasnr him with q cali
0pelousAs, May 9TH. 1900 -.
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J N EGR1l DOGS.

= 8. ISNzV4 H@NV V@HVVTUye
TH YHE undersigned has pack Of excellent
l. negro dogs, and offers his services to
the public for catching runaway negroes
All orders left at the Courier Office or with
the undersigned at Michel Bourdelon's, in
Prairie Basse, will be promptly attended to.
Ss5 J. w. HORTON.
. Opelousas. June 23rd, 186o.-6m.
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U. III DEP. SU I've BaIglI KdHss5, DO.
Til give protnpt III tentlon 20 the en-
try Of Lands af the State Land f1f-
fce. at Baton Rouge
OpeIeusas, Oct 18th, 1859.
&c galeasieu Z rsss please eopie n En-
# Giish urlIv. s55ssa Ssss sz zzs 6
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BORNE 4 GRADENIG0, Collectors,
KN7ILL take in collection, claims ofall kinds and
w descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish OF st. Landry and those adjoining,
as well as from New Orleans. They hope by their
industry and punctuaity to deserve share of the
public patronage. Their Office is on Main street,
Opelousas, opposite u. Provost. lJan.-l6, 1859.
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BENJAMIN S. HAW.
Bellevue, St Landry July 18th 186O.-3m
g Pals @@ uDa

Llv> @@I&om wIpa
-A2- ON my plantation, near Grand
Coteau, Parish of Standby, in the beginning
Of July instant an unbranded American
Mare, of a dark sorrel color. with the fore.
head and four feet white
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take her
away, otherwise she will be disposed of ac-
cording to law JUSTE BERTINOT.
St. Landry July 18th 1860
FRESH SUPPLY or FuRmrTUnF.
SHE undersigned has just arrived from the
IL City with complete assortment of fine
furniture; such as
ARMOlRS, .-. SOPHAS,
bEDSIEADS, TOILETS,
CHAIRS etc. etc.
The best articles, at moderate prices, may now
be found at the Furniture store of
LOUIS WAITER.
= Opelousas, June 9Th 1860
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FOR SALE.

"A sPLENDED SUGAR PLANTATION stu
N ated on the Bayou Boeuf. consisting of 1900
arpents oil land, well improved sugar plantation,
about ten miles above Washington in the Parish
of ST. Landry. DUPRE & GARLAND.
OpeIonsas, May 10th, 1860. %-4
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Groceries, Goods and Wotions!

Groceries, Goods and Motions!
M1 THE undersigned on
|alE3Ea having just returned j..
V& from making pur- @aas ~ A4as9
szEza ! chases in the City, -
has the honor to inform his customers and the
public in general, that he has on hand, at F. A.
Kings old stand, corner of Main and Landry
Streets, in 0pelonsas, in addition to his previous
large stock, sumly OF =.sz
, goRB@R @8Q@B8gg3a
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Eol2S @QoG1o1D5a
CUTLERY, PATENT sAW-MILLs. CHURNs,
Egg Beaters, Eg- Friers, &c &c.
WIZ In fact, he will endeavor to accommodate his
customers. both as to articles and prices.
McHENRY HUSBAND.
opelousas, February 4th 1860. =zs.ss...-
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washington May 5th, 1seo.-tl -,&1-sD,
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!. May ssh. 1866
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
MARINE AFFAIRS.
The HUDSON NAVY.
Over-estiInatt


vo.,ordev afternoon. the first regular meeting Of the
1Ind.or Navy took place on the North River, at the
foot Of Christopher street. This Navy consists oil
some eighty members belonging to the following
Clubs. The ATLANTA, Atlantic, Aurora, Wayeriy'
Foo,e and Niamatc. The boats belonging to these
flnbs are the Atalanta, oars; Our Jessie, oarsi
Aurora. 6 oars; Waverly, 6 oars; Twilight, . oars
Eagle 6 oars; Volante 4 oars; Washington, oars
Jdnia 4 oars Nassau, 4 oarsi and the Niamauc'
oora The feet was under the command Of Commo-
dore Charles f. Tuthill; Jonathan w. DE La Mater
y;ceCommodore The other officers are, Irving r
pradv Secretary and Theodore M. Tnthil, Treasurer
At2oclock the boats left the slip, making SPLENDID
,,a,s,oa ON the river They all very tasteiuiy'
acme of them luxuriously fitted up. The effect pro
d.d Inv the variety in dress, the gay eolors waving
i; o brceze and the motion Of the boats on the water
foy awhile was inspiring. There were a large mum
her Of invited guests including about iiiy iadoS ior
whom accommodation was provided on board the
small propeller Gov. Floyd, which the Naval Doaru
Of the Navy had chartered for the OCCASION Al
O'Clock the ladies and other friends went on board ana
ihe boats were commanded 10 move. A dehghtlu
scene then took place in pulling down the river as Tar
g. Barclay street Meantime the steamboat went into
Abe middle of the stream off the Elysian Fields. The
foais soon returned and welcomed by the cheers
Of the gentlemen board the steamer aud the waving
of bandkerchiefs by the ladies. This ground is
40 be used for drill in future, and has been
named Navy Bay. Here they went through the
,xcycises act down in the manual as follows: Oars
across; oars, ship; oars, OUT stroke give way
weigh; oars across rest; trail oars; recover oars
weigh, stern all. oars apeak lei fall weig across
apeak, let fall, and 90 forth. The steamboat tnen
landed IL fair passengers at the slip whence they D"a
D., Out Tie feet continued Out during the Ie-nsl''eF
ofile everng, and in the evening lad up and 'ooS s"
per. Among the gentlemen present were Conmouore
Brolasky, yice-CommOdorc Mitchell, Arthur "'n''
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President Of the Bachelors Club, and N. Anthony OF

Precedent Of the Bachelors Club, and N. Anthony Of
tie Chebucto Club, all from the Sohulykil Navy Of
Philadelphia. Among the popular sports and athletic
exercises, this healthy recreation takes high rank It
ia free from objection and, with judicious MANAGE
me1t, also free from danger. The business Of the
Navy is conducted by Naval Board composed of two
delegates from each Clnb of which elected each
year for two years. The rules for the government Of
the Navy are simple and explicit. During tho Sum
mer the Clubs will drill by squadrons every two
weeks, on Monday evening, at o'clock. The first of
these drills will take place the last Monday evening
in May. One of the stringent rules is the following:
"Tbe boats shall not be taken out or manned on the
Sabbath except TO save life property, under tho
penalty of forfeiting the right Of membership"
During the Summer afternoons tho Cubs will give
public exhibitions, of which due notice will be pub
hshed thus afordng all who admire this sport OPP
portuny Of being present.
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b" FOR WHAT AND FOR WHOM is TIE C,NTRAL.
PARK?"
To The Editor Of The NJ y. TIByne .

To The Editor Of The n. y. Tribune
SIRE There are roads in the Park exclusively for
pleasure driving; there other roads for business
purposes. The law with regard to the former is>
No omnibus expires. with without pssseasess
any dray wagon truck other vehicle carrying goods
merchandise manure or other articles. shall be allowed t.
The regulations posted at the gates, forbid vehicles.
not ordinarily used for pleasuredriving, to enter
understand that the wagon driven by Mr.. Baiemsn
bore sign, distinctly indicating it to be business
wagon. II was first allowed that business wagons,
when conveying women children, should be con-
sidered as pleasure vehicles for the time being, but is
was found that shpeddlers and others took up women
and children for the purpose of gaining admission to the
Park for their wagons and it was evident that II
wagons with signs were allowed to enter, when con-
yeying women and children, advantage would soon be
taken of this permission merely for advertising pur-
poses. Instructions have therefore been given the
keepers allow vehicles bearing signs to be driven
Oh lie pleasure drives and the keeper who requested
Dir. Bateman to leave, was simply doing his duty. 1t
is desirable when complaint is made of the conduct OF
any one Of the Parkheepers, that the number Of the
keeper should be given.
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THE FOURTH WARD SCHOOL TEACHERS.

To The Editor Of Then. y. Tribune.
SIR: am surprised and grieyed that a week
has elapsed since an act the bases, kind performed by the
school Officers the Fourth Ward, and yet the Is almost
silent on the subject unjust to allow thing like this to
unber In the few. Every heart that loves liberty
oppression should out against such tyranny and
cease not TN proper taken its overthrow Eht
teachers all of might favoraby with In tho
profession with but few hours notice in order to
make room friends Of the Trustees These persons have
taught Ward time long thirteen year,
and the Youngest number become well acquainted
with the business
They are all Protestant with bn, exception and he thouzh
Catholic s of different stamp altogether and not 70
cased with the faith" the officers of the Ward
OF employees in the Ward only ve are Proestants
the others foreigners and Roman Catholics As look upos
what write the too dreadful to be- true. IL there
redres such wrongs these in country where, TO free us
from Just oppression much ncbs blood has been she'd and
many precious lives sacrificed. A d. 4.
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lAdvertis rnent
Mrs WNSI0W

An eIpesassd Nurse aud Fer, Phyvaan has sNorHSs
SiRuP CHIDKEN TRKrT isG which greatly facilitates
process. Teethng by softe .s gums reducing
asmns,ion WI ssy all Pc and sure to regulate the bowels
Depend upon IT, mothen IN give yourselves aud relief
and health to youT infants. Perfectly safe IA all
Millions OF bottles are .od every year IN the United States
! Is al old aud weilfn 81 remedy.
PRICE 25 CENTS A BOTTLE
None genuine 9nh the fac-simile Of CURTIS PARKiss.
Newly OH. N on The outside wrapper.
soldby Druggists Throughout the world
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MINOR POLICE IrEMs.-Charies Moses was ar
yesterday charged with having stolen gold
worth 1885, from the of Luz Brothers No II Nsssas
street The watch previously recovered az jewelers.
store In Whitehall street. where il had been sold for So
Moses was committed by Justice Osborn to answer.:-
Michael McCabe yesterday committed 70 the Tombs BY
Justice Osborn charged having attempted to shoot William
McGoyem No. 2 West street "Wednesday night The
men engaged in quarrel when McCaoe drew evover
and pointing bis adversary pulled the trigger Fortunately
the cap did explode and McGoyes life saved The
accused is held to charge of attempting to tke ne
Captain Clark Of the ship Marine accused q having
named v ilruu Wliroa-
he complainant alleges that he went aboard the ship for the
puTose the pilots to the shore but ns
datey ordered on by the Captain He attempted to comply
with but that BIZ the side the
Ca struck him several severe blows on the head with be-
laying pin making serious cuts CLARK arrested and
held bail by Justice Osborn Charles Du5oi
Yesterday y,oice H. Of the Ninth Ward charged
tn broken at No 100 Washington street
and stolen black Ock cot worth 10 the property
OF August ,hben The prisoner admitted his guilt and
locked up TO by Justice Kelly On Wednesdy ngst
tie store William Kahn. No. 4g9 Broadway, entered
though the Wight and worth OF ribbons carried OF De
,ete lion John Forbes aud Timothy Casey enter the
building and when the robbery discovered he with Ocr
man. arrested them. The prisoners were taken btore Jrsce
Kelly end although they denied the charge were IN 100
exsn instion Margaret Dawson OF No Zb Spring street. COM
psus that Mary Dogheriy ole +S worth OF clothing oT as
h. property having been found In Mays Possession Jusees
Kelly committed her 10
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A srowAwAY,-Capt. Stubbs of the ug ocean
g en- f;uatsnaro Cuba, arrived yester Ay, report:
Jpn PbiIsdephs March 49, AID on the following hy when
h shau 10 YEAR old made his Appearance deck DE
~ was bas Met aTty and had b. ~ h1ng I've
- hack Philudelphi with farmer lie as seh' 10 ~
49, n. there " as no American Comsu! It GueitaiAno
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Doors AND SHOES FoR THIS lOUS@.-CAN-
r,rt Of Ne s3 Broadway The only lsleT vso has Dr.
nj devoted exclusively TO tho srsShng Of Boots aud
Shoes io Children, Plenty who have Apvdeno I'd dcsy In
allegations Of this MID will rtd he adVsstsge OF
this and as CASsSE famous for telling csospy they win
ii vii him.
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Services interesting than usual will take place
on Sunday both afternoon and evening at the edice
formerly occupied by the Baptist Society under charge
of the Rev. DIR. Amage, but which has recently been
purchased by the CheTy-street Mariners NJ. f. So
cety. In the afternoon the Rev. VIM. u. Corbt will
preach the dedicatory sermon, which will be his last
discourse prior to his departure for Europe In the
evening the regular PASTOR the Rev. Mr. o. Rogers,
popularity known The Sweet Singer of Israel,
will take formal possession. Every provision will be
made for the accommodation of visitors.
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full conviction that whoever the norsiDee might y, no
would receive the firm and united support Oh the NOV
Dir. A. G. Hills called the attention Of The Csa-
ri &c TO the fact that sx Southern States were repro
ente I at Chicago, and that the Convention tnere
more ALL yded to the movement that moment beng N
augrirateo at the Union House, Union Square, WITH
view 10 TIE nomination of Gen. Houston by ~
party, and bought Chat among 80 many candidate
M}. Hills Ii, VI offered the following resolution:
Rc,ord Thst hi Committee the Repabicsss
e. s s s honor and profit has i been .
After some discuss on the resolution passed, ana Ne
Committee adjourned.
Drp,s1mys1 or ca sRirms AND CORRECTIONS.
Messrs Rel and Nichols IN Of this department held a.
informal meeting yesterd y, the other Commissioners.
Messrs Drarer and Grin nell, being absent from tho
city. TIE titles Of a numb. r Of communications were
read and the documents refe, red to the Committee q
the Whole For want of quorum the Board nd
iourned until next Thursday. The Weekly statemest
il as follows:
Egnber remaining May $780, ..,..... . ~ ~
Total. .............".-.....;;s;. Prs
Died '....''.s''''''.'''''''''''''~ e1n
Discharged :.:;...........''...''.' ia
Sent to Pententiary ................'~ nss AN
Sent to State Prison. -.
B..,., s No. 5s%.ns Nay y fourth lsS D &
Lnnste A,ylaIn........ 30 Island HOsph aim Wort a..
Peniteasy Island Hospital from Aims
s@sroa Ho:ptai..:.:: eao1sd Home s
R R:"$ Island Island Hop @ c cSSs o Z ,i'
CITY PT.c. az; CITY Cemetery 10
Third District PhsOn.... il Total .......,~.. 1884
.
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IAdrrrti.enlentl


MANY persons are poor and Mhsppy because
thew have missed their vocation and saed by elnss
No. and animal passion PHKENoLoaltA Al EXAM sArios,
LIZ sSvrs s 20 bsalth habits aud the e ps may DO
obt.ined at ogLKK wELLss No. 308 BIZ 1sd,sHy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

AN OPERATE MASAGER IN TRoUBLE.-B. Ullman,
Director of the Academy of Music, is in a matrimonial
mus. Ii appears that he married in July lSiS lady
on Staten Isand-that they lived together only unth
April lS49 but that the res of their brief union
Child Ullman then left her, and, is alleged, has
not contributed to her support since. divorce was
granted bis wife in March last. Learning that he
about leaving fo Europe, andhs wife having pe,itoned
for an order compelling him 10 support herself and
cild Judge Leonard ordered that he should give bail
in the sum of 81 00O which, not having been complied
with, the Sheriff is in search of the body of Ulk
man.
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Fatal RAILROAD ACcIDESr.-Mr. Jeremiah Smith,
gentleman sixty years Of age who has long been the
chief clerk in the New-llayen Railroad office was run
over by Fourth-avenue at the corner of Seventh
street on Tuesday last. Mr.. Smith heedessly jumped
from freightcar, and fell in front of the passenger
car, coming along in the other direction and was run
over. Ho was Immediately taken to his residence
where he died the following day. Coroner o keefe
held an inquest the body which resulted in ver-
dict OF Accidental DEATH Mr.. Smith was native
of New-Hampshire, and formerly resided at No "a
West Forty-ifth street.
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales Were ma yes
terday by A J. BlceckeT Son & Co.: 49,, II sz..
lots lCsth aud lOt. west lhsv 2o1dSTi, -
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lots on A. l6thst adjoining 25Sl0o H. esch. %
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