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MARRIED..

On III" 27ta INST, by the Rev Mr.. Schneider, HAMA,
y. GORDON To &ARAH Ans Ei HELBERGER, nj. OF
this city.
IT Washington, 2It,I int ny RcY'd. VIZ. Fgglest0.
RICHARD r. G0LDIN to Miss ANN CATaARINE CoBr
daughter Of the late WIN. CODY, Of Prince Georges
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SERIOUS CoSFLAaRAEloN. A Ere took place
in field near Lake Champlain, few days
since, which swept over the country for miles
burning down dwelling, two saw mills, $1,000
pieces of lumber, 5000 logs belonging to
Messrs Barnes and Travis; a saw mill, dwell
ing, barn, 5000 pieces of lumber, 200 logs be-
longing to the Hon. n. S. Storrs; two mills,
dwelling and barn Of John Ensign; five other
mills in west Morriah and Screen, and much
other property. Total loss estimated a. $780,
600. The fire extended eight miles, and ran
like the wind No lives were lost, although
there were many narrow escapes.
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MNOR No.y,s TIE pAY AND MOVES

x The HOUR. Good Clocks from 81 to Sc! for
wood, S. et good Brass excellent time keepers; Gold
Jewelry, such as Colo Rings IS cents; do Pins 80 cts;
do Earrings 25c pair do. Watch Keys 81; do Pencils
So Britannia sets j piJces) only "a; do. Coffee Pots
a5 Tea do. 81! CENTS Brass Candesticks 1899 pair
Family tirlndstones 81; Coffee Mills (iVlIson's) only
puper; Dressing Combs g.; SIDE Combs Sc pair Twist
do els; Cologne cts sets; G. j. Butter Knives 2jc;
Britannia Table Spoons p sett; Britannia Tea do.
i24c sets Gum Suspenders l2t to % cts; cold Cotton
Gloves cts Hosiery, black and white, cents pait;
Scissors cts, aud general variety of Cheap Goods,
very low by
G, T. VlCKERS, No. Baltimore street,
jyaO-tf between the Market and The Bridge
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d. L. $. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French * German LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
which will be sold, by wholesale ant retail as low as
any Importer IN this or any other city
gliding dOEe in all lis vlrietes-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames q, all descriptions.
CORNiCES Of all kinds ana varieties,
FRAMES Ie-gilt and Looking Glasses asi Picture
Glass inserted, at
yield No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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y OSf. Was lost on board the steamboat Column
III Il bia, on the occasion of the National Blues ex-
earsion to annapolis on THURSDAY afternoon, Gold
BRACELET, with five red sets II had the initials
of G, W. z. 10 M. &. J. engraved on the locket. II
was ther lost on board the boat or in Annapolis A
liberal reward Will be paid to the finder BY returning
il at No. 81 BALTIMORE ST iy3O-tf
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u OTIS TO LEASE. Twenty feet on n. w.
e. side of Ensor ST.. between Monument and Mad
ison SITS, depth Us feet 20 foot ailey-at So per
front foot Lots on Caroline, McEIderry aud Spring
sts 50 feet deep-at 81 per front foot. Apply 1913
n. High st. iy:9-d
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tG7+- SHERiFFALTY. Messts. Edtos-Please
announce 10 the voters Of Baltimore city and the
wokIngmen IN particular that our old and tfed friend
aud fellow citizen, RICHARD MARLEY, is most
respectfully recommended as a suitable candidate for
the office of Sheriff His long triod service, humane
and friendly disposition, and faithful performance of
all trust that sas been feposed in him, entities him to
the gratitude, and Will secure him the support of
jy22-eO6t' THE WORKINGNlES.
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BARNS BURNT, The Hagerstown News says
that the lights observed in the heavens during
the storm on Monday night the 2lst inst, (the
night on which the barn of M. David Zeller
was burnt) were occasioned by the burning Of
two barns-one belonging to Mr. F. Summers,
in Middletown Valley, the other to Mr.. John
Siler, on Rock Creek, Va.
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JE7- Wetaks pleasure in calling the attention ofnur
readers 10 the very fltterns Inducements offered in
another column 10 ticket buyers, Oy the famous Lot
terry fan of EMORY Y co. No. : North Calvert ST.
10 the astonishing success Of these gentlemen in re-
IieVng peCunary distress De true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally more than ordinary
notice, p0 n
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REro8N MEETINGS.. On Tuesday evening
meetings were held in the several Wards Of
this city, to choose FIVE delegates from each to
the State Reform Convention to assemble here
on the 18th Wednesday of August. For the in
formation of our readers we give the names OF
the delegates from such of the Wards as have
been reported to us:
First Ward Henry r. Louderman, VIM =.
Giles, Wm. Cotton, Isaac Glass, Edward o.
LGary.
Second. David w. Hudson, John E. STAINS
bury, DR.. T. L. Murphy, Jas Whceden, John
w Richardson.
Third, p GOrsuch, Thos. S. Austin, Capt,
II. Mcdowell James Lewis, l.. H. Reynolds
FOURTH Samuel Barnes, Joshua Vansant,
Elijah Stansbury, Gen. S. c. Leakln, d. c,
Springer.
Seren.i Joseph Simpson, Col. II, Myers
VIM. II. Cole, ST., Geo. W. King, Michael
Canghey.
Ejghth. Henry Stump, F, J. Dlgon, B. C.
FRESHMAN, George Gordon Belt, John Duke
hart, Jr.
NINTH VIM. ]. Page, James Curran, L. B.
Galley, Isaiah Gardner, James Bruce.
Tenth. II. Y Starr, Frederick Dagger, Mi
chael Toner, r. C. Green, Robert Bines.
Eleventh. Philip Laurenson, John V. l..
McMahon, L. w. Gosneli, Dr.. ii. Willis Bax-
ley, Jacob Walter.
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&ES.OOO 10 prizes of siooosI
dawn ballots. Call at TUCKER BROS for the
prizes, where they are selling daily Look at our luck
tant correspondents-one we sent to a customer in
Washington county, N. c., who had spent, he said,
more than $500 in certain ot.e at which he dealt
constantly, without getting any thing in eturn. BY
ordering on us he gets 1854 clear at the offset.
II. Il. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the Corner-fiCad of Centre Market.
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From MENCo-.qrrival Of Specie. Three
Mexican schooners, the Armada, from Tampi-
co. Rataela, from Matamoras and Carman,
from Laguna, arrived at New Orleans on the
ED inst, the Armada bringing $3.50 in spe-
Gle, and the Rafaela $1,000. The Tropic
seems to think this affords but little indication
of a declaration Of war by Mexico against the
United States. A letter from Laguna, via.
Campeachy, states that a Mexican steamer and
three launches were fitting out for the purpose
Of retaking Tobascs from the revolutionists.-
A schooner, supposed to be the VIM. C. Pres
ton, of New Orleans, was lost on the bar of
the Rio Grande. No other news.
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" vi. II. tAnEVIL.

aIsSsSss ~ vi. II. tAaLEiIL.
AESaE FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
hsRAi 9s BALTIMORE STREET.
1YlHaz4fas> Bees 10 inform gentlemen purchasing,
that owing to the great number he sells
he is At ali times enabled 10 furnish Fashionable Huts
Of qualify for the price to any other estab
iishnent III the city al any shape description now
w0n VIZ: Sitt hfoesHin, Russid, Cashmere, Ntria,
and Beaver. Also, CAPS Of al! kinds. Gentlemen
can always
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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g3-GFFlCIAL DRAWING Of the Ma. ConsOli.
dated Lottery, class No, 81, for ls45
s 9 50 20 81 "a 81 81 80 2 70 IS 90 "A
5 and 3, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each $40
and 50, being the 2d and sd drawn Nos. each 30
90 and SO, beng the 3D. amt 9Th drawn Nos each 90
4 and 80, being the Attn and 5h; or 4 and 81,
being the 9Th and 9TH drawn Nos. each Is
All having Two Of the drawn Nos, lhem each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 5
From the Old established House NJ
= EMORY, No. y. Calveft-st.
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Milk EsoUoH. The daily supply of milk
for Now York, by the Erie Rail Road, is l5,-
sos quarts.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING RJpNs
For Valparaiso-Shp Euphrasia, LIST Aug
For Vaparaso-Shp Mississippi soon
For Rotterdam--Ship Stephen Lurmaa s0os
For Btemen-Ship America, with despatch
For Bremen-Shp Goethe, with despatch.
Of August.
For Rio de Janero-Barque Catharine, few days.
For Tfestc-8rig Junius, ID proyimO.
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I3-CORONCR'S OFFICE, No. !2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors nOrta oi Gay-sI. mhl2-ly
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TIE New YORK FIRE AND LABoRERs. The
Herald of yesterday, speaking of the burnt dis
trict, says; $50 great has been the influx Of la
borers from different parts of the country, who
have been induced to come here in expectation
Of high wages, that the consequence is wages
have fallen from ~ per day toseven shillings,
and hundreds are unable to obtain any employ
mentn
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RINELIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80 l645.
vRomrHE EXCHANGE RsADiNa-R9ou Boo-,-
CLEARED

CLEARED,
Brem. ship America, CarStens, Bremen, Oeirichs g.
Lurnan.
Barque Francis Partridge, new, 264 tons) SamY NJ
Trave 5, PernambucO and MARKET, ". Rogers A. "a
Passengers-Mr. Jno. Mckee and lady, Mr. David
Ring, and Nathan Rogers, Jr.
Schr st. ROsa Webb, Pensacola master.
ARRIVED,
Barque Maryland, new, 1874 tons) Davis, day, fn)
Boston, assorted cargo, to Osborn & Whitridge.
Brig Chattahoochee, Baker, days from Boston
assorted cargo, to sundry persons
Schr James, Wood from Bangor, plaster and laths,
to T. X Matthews.
schr United, Bray, days from Providence, dornes-
tics, to Thos. Pierce
schr Trya Gibbs, days from Providence, do.
mestics, to w. A. Cole
Schr Missouri, Philips, from Richmond, coal, to c.
Pendergast Son.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
RothiDg.
BELOW-A ship.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Hermann, Welsh aud schr E. A. SteVens
Briggs for Baltig ore, cleared at New York 29th inst
Schr Direct, Briggs, arrived AT do. day.
Ship Isabella, Briggs, for Baltimore, cleared al PHI
la6elphia 29th inst
Ship Caledonia, Massieot, from Baltimore for Rot
erdam, spoken 9th inst lat. 43 30, Ion. SO 40.
Barque ]. W. Paige, for Baltimore, sailed from Bos
ton 29th inst.
Brgs Pioneer, Henlon, from Baltimore for the West
Indies, and Selma, Jackson, from Richmond for Per
nambuco, went to sea from Hampton Roads on Sun.
day morning last.
Schr Erie, Nickerson, for Baltimore, cleared al
Boston Doth insl.
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INDEPENDENT GREYs'
MILITARY EXCURSION AND COTIL-
LION PARTY.
n-N A

on Monday Afternoon, Aug. 4tr., 1915.
hiH&cf" "a EAe INDEPENDENT GREYs,
h2 No would most especially inform, their
s'sztrnJ 70 have ' nv RFEp,G, ina th,y m
p'.l< on MONDAY AFTERNOON, Angus, a. and
g." ihs purpose they haVr chartered mar splendid
ha! gpmmoIi"uS Steamboat POCAHONTAS which
W." cav" Light street wharf at , o'cluck p, 3d.
''hchins al Tie county whaif Fel's Point going and
returning, ~
1t is the intention OF the Company 10 o,nI,, IN.
p'ptrrtS OF this excursion to the building OF lhnir
Arnory, which IS now IN progress OF erection, and
Therefore appeal 10 the liberay of their fellow ci
ZruS, vita a hope Of receiving the sane patronage
ihai mas Oetn extended 70 them on former occasions
F2dGng themselves ~ spare M pains or expense to
promote ihC comor. vi those who may honor them
E'h their presence.
fine Company viii be accompanied by their own
MILITARY BAND, and IN addition TO this first rate
tOIiLLiON MUSIC has been engaged Tor the ac-
comm'datIo" ot those who may wish 70 participate
IN the dance
% ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY and RE-
tRESFiMENTS of every kind will be furnished on
BOARD Tue boat at very reasonable prices.
10 Tickets FIFTY CENTS each-to be had AZ
t4e upper sun ami AguS offices; at the principal
h1t"'s, aud Of the members OF the Conn any.
n. Is. Ihe members viii appear in tull Summer
Uniform, with side arn,s-and gentlemen attached 10
other Military Companies who may accompany u.s.
ara most respectfully requested wear their rrSpec-
i've uniforms y3l-d4t
FISHING Observation-Disclosures GREEK.
a Sssn~D The Undersigned, at the earnest So
NeYYff~
chartered the large and cUnmodious
Steamer PATAPSCO, Capt SANNEk, for the purpose
o: having real Ola fashioned Fishing Excursion to
Rock Creek, on WEDNESDAY Mex r. Aurnst 9Th
The Boat will leave the wharf AT the Intersection OF
Llg!it ana Pratt suects al O'Clock, and will stop ut
the County wharf, Fell's Point, going and returning
pasSengers, who prete" i, will be landed on the
H'hite RocEs, and taken off at any time during the
day by boats from the steamer. The boat will pro-
2eed up the creek rs far the celebrated fishing
grounds, when the passengers will be disefnbarked
pl
attack upon the tnny tribe in any other way thai
may suit their nclinaiious.
70 Refreshments, SnacSs Confectionery, Fishing
Tackle, Bate Nets, Sc, will be provided in ablind.
ance, tor the qualification Of the company
{E5- Single tickets 80 cents-twO tickets will admit
gentleman and two ladies'. For sale at the Clipper,
sun and Argus offices; at 'iLOgau Haii'' corner of
Bond and Bank streets, and at the boat the morn.
lng of the excursion.
n B. No boys viii be admitted on board unless ac-
COMMANDED by their parents or guardians
B3i-Ot Ks THOMAS DTTNAFITTE.
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DEsTRUcrlvE HAIL STORM. A most violent
hail storm passed over West Lampcter town
ship, Lancaster county, Pa, on Sunday after
noon. A letter in the Lancaster Examiner
says The wind blew perfect hurricane from
the north, for about half ar hour, in which
time thousands of window glass we're broken,
the gardens entirely ruined, and the corn fields
so much riddled, that it is feared the corn crop
will be much injured. The storm did not ex-
tend more than one mile IN breadth.
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SOMETHING LIKE A FISHING EXCURSION. it will be
seen by an advertisement to-day's paper that MIR.
Donahua, the we-known proprietor of ''Logsn
Hall, has chartered the commodious steamer Paaps-
co, Capt. Sanner, AMI is now actively engaged in
making preparations for rea, Simon Pare, Bone
Eide fishing excursion, to come off On Wednesday
next. The place selected is Rock Creek. opposite
North Point, and from the abundance of the Pisca-
tory tribe which knowa TO iAhabit the waters Of
that reg ion great sport confidently pated The
Patansco has lately undergone thorough overauling
under the superintendance of her gentleman!y com
mander, with the view of making her the Excursion
Boat Of tue city. Two new large awnings have been
made for the upper ard lower decks, neat and cx-
ceedingy pleasant cabin for the ladies' has been fin
shed and the decks between the whee-hoIIses con-
siderably acknowledging great space for the plea
suses of the dance. The heavy engines heretofore
used have been taken out, aud lighter ones but of
greater power, inserted in their place. The boa,
now draws but five feet water which Is no small re
commentator, when employed upon excursions -
The disciples OF isaac Walton would do well to have
every thing in the perfect order for the an,cipa
ted sport, as they will have an opportunity Of enjoy
ing day of uuaoyed pleasure. The known taste of
Mr.. Donahue in such matters is sufficient guaran-
tee that every thing will come off as promised.
SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION. The teachers of
the Aisquth-st, Presbyterian sabbath Sckoo have
chartered the commodious steamer Columbia for an
excursion to Annapolis to day. The boat will leave
Commerce street wharf at IL O'Clock, noon, and will
stop at the Fell's Point wharf going and returning,
Addresses will be delivered during the passage by sew
era ministers and others. The excellent Choir al
sached to the Church will be on board, pleasant.
time is confidently expected.
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], G. GREGORY s CO., Managers of Lottsries.)
EMORY s. CO, Sub-Agens,
Office No. 9 CALVERT STREET. !
You shall haze gold to pay the petty debt twenty times
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M w. TILYAHD, SBRGEON DENTIST
a Ae N. w. corner of Eutaw and Lombard streets
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EnDLLARS: DOLLAkSH DULLAas!!!
~ As usual several thousands have been paid over
To some lucky persons who were fortunate enough to
buy a ticket or package of tickets at NJ. DOYLE'o
Capital Prize Depot, no. l44 PRATT ST. opposite the
Railroad Depot, next to Bradshaws United States
prizes almost exceeds belief If you wish 10 expert
nothing but good uck 90 in for seine of the fol-
lowing capitals
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares IN
proportion.
FRIDAY capital prize sl9oOC, tickets a. shares II
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets S2a, shares N
nronottinn 6S Nos and IL drawn BALLOTS ~ prizes
to 10 blanks. Certificates of packages will be issued,
wholes at $685. halves Slf, quarters S7--inay draw
over $4,000.
chase by the package quantity - l..
For sale in the greatest variety Of LUCKY nunoefH ny
the package, single ticket or share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
NJ nOYLE, 10. IA prattstree:,
L; rs1 OPPOSITE g. x 0. r. Depot!
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appointment by the Mayor, John F. Tlesch-
ell was yesterday appointed by His Honor, the
Mayor, Lieutenant of the Western District
Night Watch, vice Archibald G. Rdgely, re-
signed
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ESGERfUNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
NJ Who can compete with u.s. Every day we an
nOunce good prize as having been sold at truly
fortunate offices, aud day after day do draw the
agent of the managers in this city for large sums of
money, We have at one office ten prizes
$780, sold ready this week, and by yesterdays
scheme add two more to the list Of S2lS9, TO
comb, so y, and one of $500 in single ticket.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are.
g 60 90 4 81 "a e. 81 80 > y n 20 "a
THIS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery draws
class 90-75 Nos IA ballots
SCHEME.
prize of Sl2,OOO / prize Of Sll6i
1000 10 :. 1000
a." 1900 10 Z" 4U0,&e
Tickets S4.00-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the Package or single sh re, for sale at
EGERrUNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st and Exchange Place; or
Il Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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~ 70 THE PUBLIC. Thomas ca,m.c aael, ar
reSti rs one Of the party concerned ia the outrage
committed on the female on sunday n.s t asst Is hot
Thomas CARHICHa&L, SON vi N.uIam Carmichael,
Lsnlhrr IM.peCtlr. i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13

Packet ship Iowa, Lines, from Have. Dec 9. with dse 20
Fox Il Livingston.
Shp Sylvan,s jenkins Eyeleigh im Trieste Sept passs
Gbruar Nov L. nds- 10 Boyd y Hcken. Has experienced
succession heavy Westerly rnl-sbeen three times blown
10 the : anu OF the Cn-Suefci much snls, and
hn lost bua has been a days 10 Westward of lon
50 W.
Dec 3D. snde Grlnnsl, Artun Co The SIS Mt anchor
at the point o. Sandy Hook. .
Bremen ship Adler Hohor:: fin Bremen Now. mdsc 10
PHven.,a The Adler has experienced very severe weather
BARK Avefon Jordon of Waldoboro. I'm Bordeaux. Nov Is.
wiue Duand Co. Sailed IN company with bnrs ST
Andrew for N(rean The Averon has experienced success
of Westerly Gnles during tie whole passnge-pched AWAY
cub h0om lost sulls aud received ether damage.
Big Brooklyn, Spaes, IL d from Esspor fish 10 SMITH i
Dutch saio Adan Box IS d. from Rotterdam. mdsc to
Buormun, Johnston x Co. ne. -
Schr Avon smith dis I'm Washington. NC. naval stores to
scif Slaretla Benrse DIS I'm Boston. with ndse to james
=chf Maria Laouette d I'm Norfolk. with nde to Jon
er Mary jane Powell c, from Norfolk. mdse to stnssss
Sclf Medium. Dycr ds fs Fredericksburg. onr to souer
iciE David R,e course from Washington. Nc. naval
stores
,schr Isaac Revs, IIorseI. virginia.
Schr Delaware N.unson Tigina.
Sehr Gnzeile, Dunanc, Virginia.
Schr Boston. Pune. from Virginia.
schr Clarendon, TN Ihonusinn, lime.
ocnr Hero, from Tbomus,on lime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13
Before a full Bench.
Decisions.

Martin Willard Us. Stephen S. Ch2mberiia.-Oo
.nso, Mr. Cromwell for s95, payable to the order q de-
~, dated Aug % 1881 and transferred through Parker TO
E,G Tne Jury gave verdict IN his favor sth interest.
s;9 ard motion made, various grounds to set the
c n.Ide The Count considers that The endorsement ei de-
tSsnt was only available Parker nuTne.-New tal
rr,s,nd, COSTS to abide the event
John GREY VS.. John Ho k.-The plaintiff sned 10
rn Of defendant hall of the counsel fees paid By him
Sssndng against c. p Tappln, MS right TO The office OF
rn, ,ecor defendant being Deputy Inspector, and hav
M agreed 10 uch.Verdc, for plaintiff confirmed with costs
William WesthoOp VS.. Stephen =. SI'lth.-Ac-
% nv The keeper of boarding school NJ Staten Island 10
rsr balance U. tuition board, OF grands0n oil defend
AZ The referee Judge ns decided 10 invoI OF p!ant!i,
80 non set the report aside. The Court cosd
o. ,h.t there evidence establish the decndun legal
Shr Parents and children bound 10 support ouch other
mode pointed out by The statute although IN those cases
~ are remedy must be pursued. but verbal promise Is
jsnt 10 bad them THIS, however. does not extend TO
ard parents or grand chdfen Even the rule uppieS to
-rd baran there verbal promise to ny proved m This
would be dangerous rule 10 hold person liable 10
~ balance Of because he had accepted drafts
mad moneys account. lThero were other points Ire
''' SAMUEL Alderman vs.. VIM. c. Rhinelander and
This was IN action for excessive dstrnn; Tor rent on
,nenrnyes pn,in: presses standing presses, and other
I the conner of Barclay and GLeenwic streets. Inc
s sc; the verde, aside The Court considers the dunn
sS 10 have been veNew trial grated provided de-
f,pdsnt pays costs oil last lal, &c.
Helena B. Weeks vs.. VIM. II. Pinkney.-O On a
rt 10 do the mason work houses erected by de-
,,aGni in the Bowery Motion made 10 SET tie report OF
,s|ees a.def plaintiff remit 49, the motion denied other
ant