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00ITra.Aty Far.-The ladies' Trinity parish
holding n caras saloon ior the purpose Of furnishing
Tsn. beautiful Of elss has Offer
ss q our nors1n es The s..srs%sa, Of u.sf aeis. sa
sv and offered on %oas,s' s ns % WI !. open s
a.. = Dec ~
NnnAT attraction ~ the Temperance Han.Tbe justly
essbstsd Ecrssrs.s s.srspEss will give smother o. hsif
svseing O'Clock Admission, u cents Fancy articles, re-
Wi.E ssrs leave invite ne attention q and
eussns generally choice selection Of wines bfandies ac
ID md cfshe highest ORDER and offered Cor sale at moderate
sherry wi.e, and WOOD from different houses. some
si.ds losa and IN sssl., yaou. grade. and
AI.s wine q great yarssmons Them, senbeser cabinet,
cssmPsgne, the olive, Of my own importation.
49, .,ss qsss ,. and plss.
49, .cdssaz table elsre, ssasras and vim a. Grave
~. .css s@s eo1 ssy Cs such the Alpha vintage
- . sss war, variety =, e s &C. and pale eosna'
Hsla.1 gial very dss .sa pure 49,.
Arss = ssvia Italian Msch,no cacoa Ab.inthe Krscb
sss.sse sIss., Scotch si., and London
49, sss. .,,, s,s. !. sIs ,s s.ss always kept
Bss1ss Of family usually kept by wine deal
JOHN n. BUTHMANS.
Penn avenue, south side, between a and On streets
R.AUrIryl necs. for ca o.ri:sm.. .na New ys.r
HhOhtt pWNs'hrfss rth str.p
% | s.s - % s.. and s variety
q al sssss aud r every age "''
Ahums, In fsncy styles.
books
anf rten eut velvet bindinr, with clasps
Lse mnly binc t presents, a. alt binding and Illuminated
Kfon<h and knHRsh portfolios and
saat shsn ss1 pssH card cases and
Dee -
nOAnuIN0>-Mm. JANE TAYLOR, nearly opposite the Ma
sSs which Immediate :aa
~ messn Of Congress aud others with their families
vAlaG themselves permanently and comosby he
winter.
Dsc ls-Aecds
Wsshsngscn AIexsndris Boat.
S<A The fine steamboat THOMAS coLLyER win
following hours A coach connects with
ne sces washington Boat. FIRE l2k cents coach, OK cents
Leaves Alsxnndrin NJ 9, 9K IIk, a. NJ . and p m.
Leaves waAhnsson at ~, iok, isK, ~ sk and pm
JOB C0RsuN, Captain.
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OF "a February, Is4e.
oyvrcx ConnIssfoHeRs, June u, 1850
siuins Of this day, following made
"0rdssed That the secretary notice puhthse
the National incgsncer, Republic, and Union
memorial win BE- received BY the Board ae the ART day o.
unless for special shown, which be vensa
sdsyit and that AL whore memorials have been rec
hut decided down hearing the first MONDAY
December and II further delay BE- wanted ~
ton In writing that effect be submitted on OF pcore nsi NJ
Claimant. win please receive accordingly notice conveyed
''e 'ee"a' :" he 'o'eso'"s o'as EDwAnp VIM JOHNSTON
Juiy Q--wtistFeb Secretary 10 Inc Comnssicn
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DR. A. wIsLIzENUs or 81. Louis. having taken
residence Washington c tendes his services % the
public various branches 81 his profession Once and resi-
dence Pennyvania south sds one square west OF he
Navy Department.
Baron Won 0erolt, Prussan Minister
Hon. Thomas n. Benton
Professor ,. Henry
d. A. Hall, esq.
\ Dec ] dim
DARGAINs.Bar until the q pres
ID offered In all kinds Of winter stock We have
large elegant goods embracing all the
sons Tor greatly reduced prices
ends public who hsve not supplied
with goods respectfully solicited 70 examine our variety
Mich figured cashmerss, splendid variety
and cashmees, single and double widths
Rich printed French hannelr, for ladies' dresses
Cobufws ind Lyonese cloths, In Ill shades
plain nousseines and cashmere Tor children
80 good and quality cashmess and mouasenes At 70 %
IS pieces embroidered cashmsres
In our SILK department, can be popular
for this which viii be offered ON the
prices aud 70 rsdaee stock We have
Rich brocndcs v
Medium brocades
Dark-colored waered silks
Changesbie Eace do
Turc sssins, shades
White and f4ncy-colorsd sanns
aas .sss ss Il sss. ,ss1' confusing
Plain black gro de rhnes
Do satin de chine
Do Popins
wstered Popiins
Do Levsntines
y pieces ma,ssns' 4, n ~ shades i0r lining
Together every belonging trades all Of
which win sell asionshins cheap for cash. OF 70 punctus
cLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Dec lo-3nwiw
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Ell orr, l6sz37B 6i4,5l5 None. -
The migration Of the miners the gold region OF
supply, while the extension OF watsr pipes In most
citiesparticulary Boston, New York, and Philadelphia
greatly stimulated demand hence the entire reversal Of
trade and this million paid for lead may be charged to
California The importation Of pig and bar iron has been
rs Llowa,
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The large mporafi, Of railroad bars has been i'm.
mense advantage the railroads. and also the iron in
terests The immense railroad specuiaons OF Great Brit
ain the 81 great cspiml In the expen
sivs machinery necessary for the fsmson Of rails the
reaction OF that speculation L overproducuon Of ra
which fell very low price, and enabled railroads
build ut lower prices The construction OF railroads
great demand for homemade iron Tins every Of
rails imported cres,esa demand for OF Anercao
iron for locomotives and all OF working stock
which Is not i'm 20 ted II the iron interest should ns
upon prohibiting foreign rails the result would be
demand for capital 10 20 into rail making monopoly
prices. This woud sangle railroad enterprise and destroy
onebalf the market for iron
The construction OF railroads has been the means Of
opening immense market, for produce that otherwise
would not have existed, particularly In enabling the
produce Of farms compete with those Of Europe
In the Engsh markets. The exports OF breadstus have
been ms folowsi
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IENSY LTsD-On- Monday, instant shall open,
expressly for inc concer invoice Of hae opera saes,
hoods, gloves, Acs &c
Dec Ii-a rsnams,y and Fancy Store Hotel
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Total, ss,iso,ss7 sis,7oo<o sA,o7,S5 e3S,7s7,saa
The receipts December been quite large.
The export OF lead has decreased, from being very large
in 1876, withost any import; add the importation has
now become large, as flow;
1886 1850
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JOHN M. sI.CALLA,

JOHN M. HI'CAI1IA,
"A General agent at WasAinetsn City
IL claims money, the individuals
n attended TO-
lie has evidence In possession sustain the claims Il
sodie 1919 land the late net Of Conp
and ofes his services In all such cases, and Others
Odcers seed, claims Congress prosecuted
/ WAsnrNoroN, September %, lo5O.--1y
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Com meal. siscs, .sss as iss go tis
RYE. 1881 4I,5si elsD 90 gos
Corn. l6,y36,050 5si7,63f 132S7s 300 6,595.092
The ascai year 1850 was. a. we have said, the moa
trying year to test export ability the maket well
maintained ITSELF AID will this year onward pro-
gres The vane OF exports far 10 The fiscal year
1854 has exceede IN Of last year, and although the
Imports continue the exchsng. falling Generally
the stocks Of dry goods large but this bs
the fact that the ard European markets. under
the fever, became depressed, English owners con.
signed their goois 70 the only sound market realize on
any Hence ,le demand which the ordered
goods designed. supplied by oonsgnnens This
latter policy being pursued f The spring trade aud
the prospect that the goods wi cell tan their inn
port value and thus the TO be actually paid will be
less than the su az the 10, while the produce mar
ksts fndcst, confrsy suit The Of the nov.
eminent mast benefit by the stats Of the market
Athe Present usual IN the last quarter Of the
wear when the fall business has ceased season OF Cs
tvities about and the prrg trade not ytt
begun move. there bit little doing The produce
knt is however In a ound condition. notwithstanding thai
Of affairs the continent affects untavorsby thu
couon market Those fsrs alone saeck advance. Ii
estimate Tho goo Of read ami rivers. and the high
prices woud ,so,aIy briag forward cotton itexntsd,
but does not do The IN ,,aiops a. followi
Inferior Ordinary Mid. Mid mir Fully fsh %
:. rood ord. good mid. 70 mir. good fair.
". : NO NO rss.,s ia::iS T:1 .:'a issia
Flour Is In 100 demand. partly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
600 barrels sold today Sl62a II S. srs gbt stse
81 81 - 81, Mchsan and Indiana 80 81 SO co. exrs
Ohio; southern irm ~ Ss ia Rye aur 80 90
meal. 80 0s - i2l Wam ds at 1914 csns Tor
Canadian. Rye Il betei-ssss ats cents Corn firm At
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~<Gh The ane steamboat THOMAS coLLyER win
depart NJ the following Acoach connects with
ne bcst N washington Boats fare l2k cents coach OK cents
Leaves Alexs1drn ~ {, ", Tx, a. M . and p m.
Leaves Wakhneson ~, l0A, l2k, az aud ~,
jon C0RsUN, Captain.
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Nn3AT attraction ~ the Temperance Hal.-Tbe justly
ceisbrnsd EUrERrRAs will another OF then
aid Of ladies' festival this Thursday
svenns, O'Clock Admission rs Fancy articles,
frsnhaenn, he, In abundance.
!.
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DOAnDIN0>-Mm. JANE TAYLOR, nearly oppo~ite the Ma.
-
fsshe1 which she would cal The attention
~ their fau,lies
whaling locate themselves permanently and comosby lhe
II 90
Dsc fs~aeods
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WIN. b. y. CROas,
Attorney and Cownssiior ~ Lar,
Washington City, D. O., ss saas8
Psctses In Of The District Of C0nmbA and win at
the collection the prosecution Of claims Of
Descriptions including bounty under the act Of con
lately passed. Once in the City Hall.
Oct S-tf HtefE3B E @tf<F4sg $500
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TOR sale rent.-I win sell my
Iosh and The building and
with AL modern Improvements furnished with
bathing with cold
81 Kitchen Ache snbing
unsurpassed for convenience having finished s coacmsn
and male
For further particulars, apply TO 49,.
Dec b-co3tif On the premises.
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DLANKETn, FLANNEIS, skc.-We invite VI
The public and all in want OF such articles the folowicg
dispose Of all named Great
Inducements may expected BY purchasers We have
100 pieces heavy twiIed blankets, for servants
SO do low priced coisred do
pairs nband bound blanke l04, Ia, 1874, and 1884,
fupcror grades.
We have, nj -
fulled cloths, In 3i and Ga, for
30 satinets In al colors and prices
90 do plaid and plain linseys, for servants wear
In cloths, cassimeres, kcy just rcceived--
pieces superior black French cloths
and coofed do In olive, green, brown,
and clarct, for boys
superior black French doeskn csssimeres
do medium priced black do
20 do ancy-colofcd cassilneres, In new styles
do low-preed, for boys wear.
Ceniemen's under garments &c
5dozen renileniens extra heavy ambs'yooi shifts
do do drawers
70 DO patent nerino drawers drawer. .u.,...
pieces double mlcd aanneis, for gentlemen
10 do real Welsh unshfnkiog do Z
piece 1914 flannel bankefing
With Of white and colored hanne
possible
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Dec lo-aswlmf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21
Court Of General Sesslans.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen and elly
young man. nsm,d WIN. Lsphsm was put on trial.
charged with forgery In the second degree In having
In his possession with the intent to utter counter
felt bill rurporting be n note OF The New Haven
County Rank for $50 -:-re we're two men arrested
on this charge prisoner and a man named uu~s-
min The latter wst. how-vsr made the peoples Wit
ness. and thus regained his freedom.
Henry ilodskis.. president Of the New Maven County
Bank At New Haven. Conn. being testified that
the $50 bill shown by the District Attorr-ts.was
counterfeit Theimpression is from the gersirI plate.
and the paper good but the Signatures counter
felt The Signatures vel, isitated and the spuri-
ous notes we're well calculated to decrfve. A man
named Brocsway wss said to have printed the counter
lett lie was IN The employ 81 the person vho printed
the notes for the bank and had to the plates
Henery Il. liussnin. being sworn, testified that he
knew the prisoners he saw him at blossoms Hotel,
Rochester In February last This witness went on to
state that the prisoner had offered him large quan-
tics Of these notes which he wanted him psss for
him lie alec stated that Lsphsm had told him that
Brockway bad printed the and that he had
cured IN. % pr In the bank or had got " from the
sane place that the bank got theirs Prisoner ssId
the bills would not be doubted, Brockvsy had im-
tated the signatures 90 veil Witness refused 10 take
any II the money for the purpose Of passing Lap-
ham had $50 IN the billie flied up aud qnei wit
ness finally induced TO take some Of the bills to
nrretsd in Broadway having sesi Of the stuff In his
pectet Witness stated that he hsd been steamboat
agent. Ind been on the canal and had ganbied
N G. snith testified TO the arrest Of the prisoner
and Hnfeuin lapham had no spurious money about
him bugenip bad s05l In bills purportng 20 be
the New Haven County Bank. Prom Inform alton re-
ceivsd, witness went to Hudson and found a large
amount ~ this sane Mind Of counterfeit money at the
house ct Brcskvay. Brockvsy was arrested. but he
brtke jail ~ escaped his wife is under iniist-
mt for forgery
Another witness. named Knockerbocksr, sworo that
IN Iele the prisoner onsred him counterfsit bills
On the New Haven County Bank .hich he wanted him
TO dispose 81 and return him three urths of the pro-
eeeds Keeping one-quartsr as sration for his
truulle and fisk
The defence produced several witnesses 20 prove th.t
Hug. min was gambler BIZ profession This Ind tho
effect TO nducr ven Of the jurors 90 di.~Icve HE
whcle story AMER long absence. the jury came into
court and stated that there probability oftber
sgreeine psrt Of them believed Hugenin, and part
diJ not credit word IL HI testimony.
The Recorder said he not disposed to keep the
jury orksd MP any longer and II " was their opinion
that they could not agree. he would dismss them
They we're accordingly dismissed, and the prisoner
handed.
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The italian Opera.

The representation Of the celebrated opera by Meyer
beer, the Huguenots was 10 have taken place this
evening but the rohesrsals having shown that con-
siderable increase Of the orchestra is desrable and
that the brilliant production would lose much Of its
interest, II not produced with the utmost efficiency
and attention TO every department.. the manager has
wisely decided TO make next Monday night the epoch
Of s FIRST presentation TO the people ofthis metropolis
We learn that the dresses scenery and appointments
generally Of the richest description AID that the
public may well be prepared to admit THAI opera
has been produced In this city with much care
and with such real the part Of the manager. Mon
day night will be Of excitement and enthusiasm In
all musical circles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMBOAT kNcxrRnocKre.
We were informed, last night, by gentleman
who started in the Knickerbocker yesterday AFTER
noon, on her journey to Norwich, that during the
thunder storm, and while she threading the
intricate navigation Of Hell Gate, the wind sud-
denly took her, aud drove her on a rock, where
che struck, with very little prospect Of getting
of. Her stem and stern overhuag, aud il was
supposed, when our informant left, that with the
swell Of the tide, she would break ia two. A
couple Of iowboats made an Intellectual attempt to
exiricaie her. The passengers were all safely taken
of, and returned to this city in the towboats. We
understand the same gentleman gave similar infor-
nation at Adams's Express Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21
Telegraphsc Summary.

In consequence of the thunder storm last even
ing. we unable TO place before our readers our
usual quantity of telegraphic intelligence from diff
ferent parts of the country, the wires having been
deraDged.
The Senate, as far as we learn, were engaged
principally with the California BILL and the amend
ment offered by Mr. Underwood, which was re-
jected after debate. This may be looked upon as
step towards settlement of the vexed question
which has agitated both houses of Congress, and
the country at large, for time, as far as that
body is concerned.
The House were occupied to the time of adjourn
nent, with the bill granting bounty lands to the
soldiers who served in the last war with Great
Britain, and substitute proposed by Mr.. Hubbard,
Of Alabama.
No choice of United States Senator has yet
been made in Connecticut. The matter, it appears,
has been dropped till the next session of the Gene.
raj Assembly.
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Political Intelligence.

Fttr Som M,trINe AZ UrcA, N. "a meeting was
held few days since ct Utica by the free soil party,
which passed resolutions favorable to the immedtste
admissop Of California into the Union. distinct
aud independent asure They oppose the extension
OF slavery and deny the claim Of Texas to any portion
Of New Mexico or the payment Of any money By Con-
gress TO hat state for such claim. They think With
regard 20 the rendition % fugitive slaves that the
identity and service due by the slave 80 Iud be proven
In the State territory vher such slave IL dems nded
They paid high tribute to the character and patriot
lem OF Mr. Clay though he took an exaggerated view
Of the question nos ssitstipg the country.
Hon j. n. Bowiip has published . letter In ta,e g.
Louis apers declaring his intention to be candise
for reelection to Congress as the nomination Of ~ A.
Roster, In his place wss made through fraud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

The LAWRENCE nvoncK CAsE.-we publish in
another column. this morning, the decision Of Judge
Bullock, in the Lawrence divorce case. recently
tried at Louisville, Ny. The case lie very clabo-
rstely reviewed, and the decree in favor Of Mrs.
Lawrence granted, and giving back her original
name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

INTELLIGENCE PROM CuBA.-By the arrival Of the
brig GLAND, Watts, from Cienfuegos yesterday,
sdyces to the 3Oth inst. are received, which con-
firm the previous accounts Of the excitement exist
ing at that place. Two of General'Lopez's men,
who had been arrested between Cardenas and
Cicnfuegos, were shot. The Governors mansion
had been pierced for cannon, &c. II was believed
by some, that fifty good men and true, could ami
hila'e the entire native force at the above place.
We learn by the schooner Brothers, Hosmer, ar
rived yesterday from Sagua. which place she left
on the 9th inst, that business at that date be-
gining TO assume its former activity. The inva-
sion excitement having, in a great measure, sub
sided, the militia had been disbanded. The place
was healthy
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DOU BILE SHEET.
News from Europe.

Owing 10 the thunder storm of yesterday, we are
without any communication with the East We
are, therefore, in ignorance of the arrival or nom
arrival Of the Cambria. She is considerably
over due
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

TnK NEWSPAPER Pass AT THE FEDERAL.
CArrsL.-Five journals now appear at Washing
ton, to illustrate every hue and complexion Of
political opinion. The South is represented by the
old Uwo~ and the new Southern Press, and pro-
badly the former will soon be pitched overheard,
while the latter will gradually work its way, the
cole organ of Southern opinions. The Republic,
having lost all the conscience it ever had, is q
mere supporter of the cabinet and Ga,phinism--
Gslphinsm and the cabinet-and is Of little sc-
count; willis the Infegencer is striving to exc out
a decrepid existence, by foraeng on its old haunts
Of pay and patronage. The Era Is still awake,
sSripg ny The elements Of disunion and abolition
ism, and is at WORK with every energy, a. much
60 as Satan (the hrs sbolitonist) in his ceIe-
bratsd voyage from the depths Of he'll TO Paradise,
where the fret great mischief to humanity was
perpetaied. How many more journals will be
stsrsedf There ought 10 be enc exclusively de-
voted 70 Gslphins and Galphinisn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

COMMODORE SToCkruN AND AN ExPLsNaTIoN-A
great many surmses and guesses have been started
about the recent resignation made by Commodore
stockton, Of his position in the United States Navy.
The following letter. which we received yesterday
from the gallant Commodore, who, it appears, is
now rusiicating in Virginia. may be considered as
general reply to the g,id rurcs in politics, and to
all other persons who trouble themselves more
abou, other folks affairs than they attend to their
own
Totrr,vrltr Louisa Co, Va, June H. 1850.
Jams GoRpoN rrxrrrr Eco.
Eiitor Nee York Herald -
sir-The announcement On letters from ashingtou,
publtted In different newspspersl that resigned my
commission In the Navy to 20 California has
vepiepuy increased my correspondence.
To save others ss well as myself the trouble Of any
p"mb"r Of ycpr psesr that did no, Ts.sn fr sn,
such purpose-and that I have such Intention.
You msy also ssy ~ you see A. that did not get
down 70 get up better l vas vel seated Twenfy.
Eve hundred a year-snd nothing TO DO.
With respect, your obedient servant.
n. " STOCKTON
This is perfectly satisfactory to us The gallant
Commodore has no intention to 60 to California, or
"to get down to get up better" Whether he has
taste or disposition togo to Washington. or would
ecccrt a certain position ia the big White House
there, seems somewhat doubtful from the terms he
uses in this epistle. twenty-five hundred year
and nothing to do" was probably better than
twenty five thousand ycsr and all the journals Of
the country barking at your heels. Some have at
tribuied the Commodore resignation to a fixed
destiny Of reaching the White House. as interpreted
by the Rochester knochings. Well. perhaps il may
be 40. Who is to be the nett President of the
that revel between M 7orh and San Francisco.
We are only certain OF one point-some one will
have that UNHAPPY lot-and that's all We knew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

Tss Evsorr.-Ths steamship Hermann, Capt. Crab
tree, saied yesterday afternoon for Southampton
and Bremen. She esrries With her about 100000 IN
sreeie. HerI' sfpsss.nssw GO win b. found sndss
The proper heaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

N. p. WnLIs.-A CoRREcroN.-The following,
which is copy Of an authentic note addressed by
Mr.. N. p. Willis to a gentleman attached to the
Herald, will speak for itself -
Please cay to Mr. Bennett that the threatening let
me, nor to serve mc.-Yours, very sincerely,
N. r. WILLIS.
When we published the threatening letter al
luded TO, we had some doubts Of its authenticity,
but not sufficient to believe II was forgery alto
gether. The note now given settles the question
according to our first impression. Though we may
occasionally crack joke en- Willis, on such things
as the Rochester knockings," we never will do
him any injustice in matters Of serious moment.
He may rely on that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

Before Chief Justice Oakley.
Ju~r len the case ~ Albert a 0atmap W no.
race Greeley Co, for alleged libel contained in
comments accompanying . police once report, the
jury rendered . sealed verdict for the plaintiff -sx
cents damages and six cents costs.