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/. NOS LELAND a CO., r4I PearI

= STREET, NETWORK, NANUFACTURERS
and dealers IN coeyv description Of ST'RAW OOODS'
consisting in part ef Ponaa Leghom Seared, Bresa,
Canton and Palm Leaf Hats; English, Hoi'an' 5riss
and SIX BONNE7S; Artifciai F2orers, Sfraw Trim
nings dc 8c-Comprising one Of the largest STOCKS
in the city which the attention Of cash and time buy
er. Is respectfully solicited. :,
N B.-HATTERS particularly invited TO cah
md examine our Stock, which Is suited expressly to
ther trade embracing oil the and fashionable styles
of Goods. dec Zz-"fm
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CONCORD. N. H., March 9.
The election returns are largely Democrat.
ic, for both Governor and Legislature.
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WASHINGTON, March 9.

WASHINGTON. March 9.
The Senate confirmed to-day the nomuation
oil Sidney Webster as private Secretary to the
President. This bodywill adjourn Saturday.
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TIE MONSTER OF THE MONTH.
$6I,57G.
ANOTHER AND STILL GREATER INDUCE
MENT TO ENRICH YOURSELVES.

The Greatest and Best Offer ecer made TO The Public.
BY remitt to us 5000 we will send Certificate Tor
risk OF $500 worth Of tickets.
By remittnP $500. will send Certificate Tor
risk Of 3 900 worth of tickets.
BY renting TO US $500 we will send Certificate Tor
risk o So 600 worth Of tickets in amy Of the above splen-
did Lotteries drawing.
II will be by this that tho pune heser mas only 10
Inv ont s400 TO purcbusc 81 900 worth Of ckes This
ID without exception the most generous offer ever made
and we advise all who can afford to give trial. for
we have seldom known n lossto ensue, and have re-
poatedly witnessed the most glorious results Address,
for Prizes the old established house Of
MARION & co.
Baltimore Md.
rY- The official drawings Of these Great Lotteries
duly certified to by the State Commissioners, will be
sent Immediately aeritis drawn, all those who order
from US, with full explanation of the result.
March3-e odlm
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DHAGNsX FOUNDRY, Lync.,burs

EJIHLSHA FOUNDRY, LyncHbIaFg
No. VA-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
'ii Ueering, Tobacco Presses Nc and machinery gen
y furnished reasonable notice, and fair prices
ne present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
urine superiority of its work. will be fully sustained IL
Tue execution &C all future orders.
A. G. DABNEY.
N B--I will be prepared for Gas.ftting in due time
nov 25-dEcts CD
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New YCRK. March 9.

NEW YORK. March 9.
Flour and GRAIN-Flour, heavy. State,
/ so a 81 ST; Southern, 4 90 a IS H. Wheat,
dull; Corn, White 65-Yellow 665.
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ND SILK R0NNETs and Artificial

oH.1 SILK RGNNETS ana Artlmciah
4l FLOWERS,--SPRING TRADE, lo33-h.
I. WILDE, 40 JoHs STREET, NEW foRK-im'
porter Manufacturer md Dealer in every description o.
SHIRED SILK, SILK and LACE, GRAPE and
LACE and every Imaginary style OF -
LADIES BONNETS, and FRENCH AhIIFiChL
FLOWERS, received by every steamer from FhANCE,
comprising one of the arge.t stocks in the City, to
which the attention of those wishing purchase, tn
Case or Dozen, ia respectfully solicited.
MILLlNEkS are particularly invited 10 call and exc
nmno the great ya,ieiy Of PATTERN BONNETs
which will be sold lower prices than they have been
accustomed 10 nhYing. dec 22-w4m
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IRISH POTATOES.-50 bbls ..Wikes''Snow
i Ball and Pink Eyed Potatoes, fresh from the Peaks
of Otter--just received and for sale by ga
T feb 5.ts1 LEE & JOHNSON.
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RwsFITS! FITS! FITS III Persons who are la
w> boring under this distressing malady, will find
the Vegetable Epieptic Pills be the only remedy
discovered for curing Epilepsy, Falling Fits These
pills possess specific action the system and
although they prepared especially for the purpose of
curing fits they will be found Of especial benefit for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves. whose nervous
system has been Frustrated shattered from any
whatever In chronic complaints or diseases Oh
long standing superinduced by nerveessness they are
exceedingly beneficial. Full directions accompany
each box. Price So per box, or for two boxes 20
Persons ON. Of The civ enclosing remittance will have
RI. nils n, them through the mail, free Of posfage
For r sais by by, SETH HXNCE No. iOs Baltimore ST.,
Baltimore Nd TO whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must be addressed post PAID
jan S-w1y
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Fare through to FincastIe, only..-.-..--- % Ut
" @ Buchanan, q .-.--.---- so
BOYD, EDMOND 81 DAVENPORT.
Aug l6--dhcts
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ian % d6cts
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Mnreht--dSnts
EHIPOTANT TO Manufacturers just received and
4 for sale low,
10 coses very fine Licorco
10 hhds Prime Orleans Sugar.
8 do Common do.
feb sts ]. B. NOWLIN e. Co.
LSIAx aud Tow Linen-Just to hand a
4 lot of very superior Flax and Tow Linen.
Mnrch4-is MURRELL g. STRATTON.
"ANTED-fo learn the Timing busincss,iwo
w orthree good ucliye boys.
Feb l9--ts AGREE s. MURRELL.
LIME LlCOKICE.--2ic cases fine Licorics
Paste, part of the lot very fnvorite brands-just
received and for sale by LEE T. JOHNSON.
feb
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DID.

HAwKISson Tuesday June p after short lines sthsven
Aia youngest Of Charles and Mary H. Hawkins aged
mouths and II day.
he fend ard Of The family respectfully invited At
funeral Wednes h inst a. DC ok from hs ats
resdeDoe No 81 Clint0n-st
NAsH-June a after lingering illness .. the house Of Joseph
Wsker West Fans Mrs fherine Nash, AGED % year.
PUGsLEYO1 Tuesday June y Benjamin P1ss ey aged Jess
ard moDttE 49, ,, a.,
lsh-s,- ibs dsy xHh inst q o'clock p VI.
oUACKFNBOss-At Teeuassh Michigan June z Hoe Daniel
G Qusekenhoss sx.,.
RAYDoLPH-Ou Tuesday eyenns June % Jane NJ wife Of John
2 Randolph, in the 9Th year of her age - ,...,ts
he end family respectfully invited 20 attend ner n
nsra At No 81 Ssh Thursday the Sth nst, a. d.
without further invitation. =, NJ,
ROBISsOSAt W nahan Greene Co. Jane "a hrs Mary Rob
nson WIDOW Of III AID mother Of Locus Robinson,
I'll. cry n the 74fh year o. her age -. .,.c
Wesrchester Co, on Tuesday,
Iune 81 Chars Edward u W and Harriet l. Sneaton,
&C., .hOr, md aged mouths and days
invited 70 sttend bis funeral the
5ne 81 he father Of fhsv and 6tbt Mount
h. Ssy a. oeoE The way AEs NeEHsven Railroad
CsnaLsf q II 0'cOek.
.sed yess aid L onfh William Of william Mary Y
Isyler. - -
rerz Thursday sern Ocoek from their residence No.
wALBAcH- AT Baltimore June r. Capt Loa.A waIbsch oftss
o. Ordnance Corps Of Gen Wasch Capt W. had conmsnd
Of the u j. Arssnsl Al Pikssylle, Baltimore Co.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoNs0N COUscTL ITENs-At meeting on aonosy
evening Alderman Harkhursi called up ms rs iut'n a.
pr praine $500 fr dsplsvs Of fireworks Nc on tns fh
of Jolly. winch pssssf unauin ,usiy
The Law Coumitfe@ % whom the subject hNi o-en 70
ferec Reported PORTION ASKING the passage OF
an ordinance providing for the taking mp snd s'ns 1
n stage .ssengsr. On the right Il The s'r-e'
On mott n 81 Aid Davtln. the Wstsr ConmiTee WV
emp wered to make any arrangements Necessary n carry
out the Wst.r Election the I'm ~ JAY Tue p,,
rsre 10 be opened AZ sunrise and closed a. suns- On ~
above day.
on m. ton Of AID Neely the Commi.i ner Of R-p,r'
snd Supplies "a. directed 70 furnish each Alderman oi the
City with Policeman club
resolution vas adopted directing the removal 81 OF
s'ruc from the foot ~ Hudson caused by the s'e
ferry houses and ether fixtures OF the JscksOn Ferry ION
pa r-ccrf ' removed to the foot Of Briig-si
The Committee II Repairs and Supplies sss directed oY
resnuiion attach drini ngclp n each n me pu1h'
nun ?. IN the City cost not exceeding any cents eacu
The number Of pumps reaches total OF nearly ooO'
RrEGIARr-During the prevalence of the hesvy rain
Monday evening the house ~ Mr George COggesnsn
No liza Henry burgisrou-ly entered throayh
second story -indo~ the piszzs Alter gaming h-
the perpeirafnr took the precsu,on 10 lock the
door. the family sf the ne string 10 the paror
the foor belO~ and carried of quantity OF JOang
and other articles making his exit tle same way h.
entered.
A CossIDERLTB BURGLAR-Some weeks since the ho1-e
~ Pope on the corner Of Sands and sys entered
similar the sbsve and sbstrs'ted OF several
watches and large quantity OF jevelry. amounting IN
value 10 about $500 few nights ago the burglar brNagh
back pocket book and wallet ded with paper Of no use
20 him. evidently but Of great value to the owner which
placed with other articles he had taken, upon the bsk
sioop, and sgsin went his way.
PicKrooKEr ARHEsrED-Yeste-day afternoon. as lady
named Meggy Tate coming of of the South Ferry
boat, young fellow who gives his name a. William Al
SINS picked her pocket Of purse containing c2i 81.
Adams Immediately arrested BY Officer Hanover OF
the First District Police and locked up for eIaniR .sOn
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MARRIED.

BLOOM-NUNNs On Sabbath evening" June d BY Rev Lewis
M l. Bloom % Miss L NanHs all Of thus city
DEWEF-VAS DUZER-On Tuesday, June n, IN Calvary
Cufch Rev FIsncs l. HswkA D. D. James Dewey Gna Mar
fet Van seah Van Duzer Es- al Of this
FOSTER-JOCELYN AT New Haven Conn., June 9. b. Rev.
M DuuD VIM Hammond Foster Esq of Bo.tSa 70 Miss Cornsa
poroihs e. dauahfe Nathaniel Jocelyn, Esq, 0fN H.
OILBERT-TAYLOR-ln Brooklyn, Tuesday evening Jane
2 a. the Church ihe By tie Pastor Rev Redenek Far
h, D. Walter Gilbert and Miss Elizabeth A. younses daaga-
Ter of Peter G. Taylor Fsq. al u Brooklyn
STRICKLAND-EATONIn ,OmeTs, Conn., May o By Rev. Mr.
Vale T. suck aid Of Gin, Mas, to Ms Arylle Eaton Of Lad
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sale. Of stock. az Ph,ladelps,.

Frat Boars-e6 80 suq Canal e 6 400 Lnns Island
ieo Grad B.nh IA ice De- ~ sSo2s reon ms IA R-.dss
RR st Canal 81 100 do II, leo 30 i sehavI
Nav Pref sssi Y L Bk 81 SEQ sehuy Nav. .. so
Nine Hn ~; e6oco T. Ga 50 tosS slso a. 90 us.
Phus Bk- lso, s. Man. and Mech Bk. SIT = -
Sorad Roard-l7 Cam .ud Amh R. iSet s2ieU So ~.
ca schuyl Nav Pref S do. SY o. go Readins Mort
e. - esi e. 6cn ty 60 80 i0 % B-sver Neato- sal
Coupon Pittsburgh C. az 1914 u M>shaacs Rk sg ere
- u.s. s6o0 DO, So iSti $50 Richmond Dis 80 gl
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The Governors decided 10 serve up coisipa 70 'us
CHILDREN on Randss Island on the afternoon OF the fn OF
Smith WAS appointed to MAKE arrangements for speaker
&c. on that day.
The following resolution, offered by Gov. Draper Was
adopted;
Rsred That be appointed with ia en
70 take legal rnesns make such Arrangements
deem best with the Of Emgrson A. VII eea
the scuriy and collection Of the indie iednes OF said
10 tie department. -
Messrs Draper Smith and Townsend and the President
aferwsrd added were appointed said Committee
Amer some further unimportant business the boSd I'D
journed
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
We understand Mr. John C. Runsie enters upon his du
ties as Postmaster on Friday next

we undtrsfAnd VT John z hlnsIt 6hleT3 upOu MS
ties as Postmaster on Friday next
LAYING ACoRsER SresB-At o'clock this Wednes-
day. afternoon the ceremony Of laying the stone If
German Roman Catholic Church will take place Mon.
irose Avenue between Esen street and Graham Avenue
The Right Reverend Archbishop ksighes will preach the
sermon sitter which, Rev Joseph Miller of New YOsk sl
preach in the German language. cssc~
A Brutal As..ULr.-Monday evening about 10 clock,
a man named John Kelly residing in NestOEn wa, as
.suied and beaten shameful manner IN and street
b, man connected with the Grand street stages Kelly
jumped upon the steps Of Grand street omnibus when
m an from the inside and beat him and lefst i'm
Wing nsensibe In the street Officers Cdhoun and McE
roy conveyed the Injured 10 the sttOn house n
wagon where he received every attention and yester
day sent home sragon, being unable to walk without
assistance.
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In the matter Of James Z. Barn -. Application for
andamus compel the Trustees Of the College Of Phys,
clans and Surgeons the petitioner a colored per
son TO bis pos ton medical student In reply was
said that the appeal should have been made TO the Regents
of the University and not TO Court Of law. In this case,
(cfiefy referred to- the Judge rendered decision coin
cdmg with the view that the appeal should have first been
10 the Regents OF the University, and not 20 this Court.
The Regents Of the University the Judge stated the
visitors Of the College, and the Trustees bat the sab Wis
.rs and the former from sught that appears might have
reversed the Of the Trustees. Demurrer to Trus
tees answer Oyenuled.
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Sales Of Cattle "a Ae Boston Msrket-We append
monthly amount Of sales at Cambridge for the year 1884,
ut which and Brighton about equal quantities are sold at
present though for the last year the balance in favor
Of Brighton. This scoOxnt includes good many Cattle
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TBK TrRF-Centsrvie Course l. l.. trotting. Tuesday
June IS. Match for $4,000 Nile heats, best ia to
wagons.
n WooSruH b.. n Flors Temp -
O. sPesT .elne' B. m Hlss'5d vs. -, - "a
UsIOs COURSE, L. I-TROTTISG-Tussdav, June s'in.
purse OF 200 mile heats beet three in i've ia harness
w woodruff a.. Tscony. ...............
ward, ssnes b. sM-t......................
Tine-.z, ~. ~. 25li. t5s.
full report Of these races will be given in TO moroFs
paper.
SREAL EsTArE.-The following sales Of Bergen Point
Property were made on Tuesday June ., by Albert IL
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Before JUGS MOkkis.
Frne.t Fiedler AIT. II. Sands and 9th.


To recover s2O3 o. balance sale of 30 reels of
Russia hemp yarns In defence IL was said that the yarn
was warranted but that % OF the reels damaged,
and an offset Of $1,000 is claimed Verdict for plaintiff
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CIRCUIT COURT-Beiore Judge MITCHELL.
w. Gn.n IL InLn M.i.han nnd samnal Mart-a


Suit simsr 10 tried yesterday, To damages
for alleged assault and battery and false imprisonment
Defendant il a marble posher The journeymen
strike in last March and number OF persons congregated
in the vicinity of defendants Meghanl yard in Thrdsy.
On part Of plaintiff II said that defendants caused his
ares which denied but the arrest Of plaintiff and
others, it said vas caused by the 18th Ward Police
Tie complaint dismissed, as were the complaints in
tg o other similar cases.
Joseph Mallory The Erie Railroad Co.
Case which tried before. II to damages
amount laid at $1,000 for alleged personal injury TO plaintiff
and 10 drove of 10 cattle owned by him, owing col
sion cars in May 1851 II was acknowledged that there
was A slight and accidental collision between passenger
and freight trains but it denied that injury ensued al
legged. The case IS on.
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FIRE-At 81 O'Clock, on Tuesday morning fire occur
red in the building No % Barclay ST. occupied BY George
Darling fruit store The hren n were eny on Tue
ground and eItiDguished the flames. The damage
will mt erceei 81 900
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-sVEciAL TESS-Before Iuass p'aN
REoanwlT RAILROAD.
DAVIS ,sd Palmer art sharpe snd ''ae's

Ala s,u-+sv.,, va. ,scsIed ard certified that Ad.
Ward invited to atiend the meetings OF the O0ne''
but did not 10 do
received by him and ne gave 70 Others emp"ye IN 70
tSlnng signatures in favor Of railroad IN bfo"s ~ ~
10 receive any bat bona nj, signatures and S-r tas nv
ter closed the shdavs Of the cSnvSssers WIN -
exception OF four FIVE who hxi sFsy there oe.uS
shout forty csuvsss-rs were taken that they hsd S'e]
The Court considered that the proof Of the directions 10
show the good faith Of the grantees and the offer OF tne
sdAvs was proper but the Aidsvits are not legal evil
dence
Mr. Field then renewed his offer to show that the n.nes
II quarters Of the remopsrsnts not in the Dree
tory. bu, it considered not to be relevant The Wit
examined the Directory 20 show that the names OF
four Of the applicants to the grant and others named were
not IN the Directory.
The Judge said would be admitted that perhaps three
quarters the of the City not IN the ecory
By Mr. Van Bsren-The witness stated the aud
occupation. Of the various cSnvsssers employed.
Mr. Field wished show by ten csnvsssers pre-ot hN
thew received none but bOns ie signatures but as the
ousson OF lse representations had not been raised By
the pleading. Il considered not TO be necessary
The case then closed 80 far ss the testimony con
cerned except one two siidsvits which have oesn
spoken Of O..
that the requiring Judge TO render decision within
twenty DAYS applies well to cases in equity ~ I, odi
nary trials He would suggest 20 counsel shether me
Court in this case mser Of law, considered that the
contract on face is void whether Is necessary II pass
upon the questions Of fact which have been raised Hw
stated in reply by counsel on both sides that they would
prefer the Cour, pass also in is decision when making
H. upon the question Of fact
The Counsel the Corporation, Mr. Dillon, then renewed
motion made by him st previous stage OF the ris -
amend the answer on the part Of the Corporation which
oc not deny that petitions and had not been present
I'd 10 the Board Of Aldermen the Committee That BE-
ing disputed point which the affidavit OF Mr. stewart
Is expected 10 b. ar the motion denied
The testimony then closed and the Counsel Nc
Field for defense Mr. Wood for plaintiff poo seded %
sumup.
Mr. Wood, for plaintiff, will continue the summing up
H. forenoon.
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BOARp OF TIN GOyERSORs A regular weekly meeting
Of the Governors held al the ROtunda last evening
A. West President of the Board Messrs
Townsend, Draper Dugro, Pnckney, Smith Mclaughlin
Henry snd Williams The weekly requistions read
and acted upon The following from the acquisitions shows
the number Of persons remaining uudsr their change for
he ok ending Juae AZ
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SUPERIOR oouRr-In ch.ubsr,-B sr. judge RoO..yELr.

SUPERIOR COURT-ln Chambers-betors Judge ROOSEVELT
HABsAs CORPUS.
Admiration for chse Duuworth,
the around u minsuty.
Return made by Major Morris. stating that Dun.
worth enlisted 18th jan 1854 for ave years deserted
Goth March l52 and 2st June 1883 be WAS taken by
his brother to police office and delivered up and $50
paid for his apprehension by the Government and that
next day the brother caused writ of hsbess corpus to be
issued tor discharge The neither had just arrived in the
country ana the return speaks fthe apparent unness of
receiving the money for the apprehension instead Of trying
the question of minority without II is also commended
that being 49, and having guardians in this c)uu
iry the enrolment valid He wasremanded to abide the
decision on this point
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Fi1hburs Cans .

,icn. head Of live TurssyG ess sys ard
RosnE Pss abost 1000; Calves including ab1ut 100
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supERIoR COURr-BelOre Jndss ENNEr.


To recover damages for SANDER, in saying OF Mrs t.
that she wss thief and lewd woman, or words synon
nous and got her living by such The parties resided ia
different portions of the same house in rirstav between
Fifteenth and Sxteenths, and disagreement took
place between them The speaking Of the words charged
uss denied hut the proof showed them to have been ut
tered Verdict for plaintiff, 81. 900.
George " Ruser sgt the City OF Newfork
The pan passing thr ugh the battery on his way
10 South Ferry about o'clock in the evening 10 February
last FL. into hole made from tree being removed at one
OF the pathways and claims to have been seriously ured
He sues 10 recover damages smountd aid at $1,000 IL was
shown that plaintiff had been attended by physician for
some time Verdc' for plaintiff 5000.
Tudge
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full rspor. of these will be gwen in to nOrrOTs
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AccIDENTs-A female, named Margaret Kenneth resi-
ding at No Il Mulberrys; Monday night nt.y
fell Of a second story window Of the premises into me
ward breaking her ANGLE and brusDg her head aud body
in shocking manner Sh. conveyed to the Hospital
by officer Ganghsm, Of the Sixth Ward.
man named Frederick Mcdonald accidentally fell
from charcoal wagon yesterday morning while 10 Delan
cy 81. and sustained severe injuries to his head He wn
conveyed 10 his residence in Mong )nery ST. water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
Timothy Regin AT. Samuel William

Torscov.r DANCES for alleged assault and battery
Tn. parties bad been client and sorney-p anh went To-
Vr flee, il said to get some papers when Mr..
W assaulted him. striking hia with umbrella ls
claims N geo damages la defense Mr. W. stated tina
rls;utiG came To- hi. Office used insulting ,nkusge an
frs, made an assault upo" him Nriict FIR plu tn sN
cent?.
Cuisepre Fort sst Max Mastzek
Plaintiff saw h. 4. an opera singer and Mr. ia mana
GER and conductor Of an Opera use ne says hI Mr.
n ls5q engaged him to 90 on professional to Mex
co agreeing give him 5000 month benefit 10 yield
$500 and pay bis travelling expenses he says that after
getting 10 the City of Mexico defendant refused carry
out his agreement and plaintiff to recover s2j7 al
legged 10 be due Ito him In defense It WAS said that the
agreement in Mexino, cancelled By mutual agreement
of the parties After the had been commenced il was
taken from the Jury ard referred 10 Judge Ulshoeer
Walter Barnes Survivor &C. sg Waterbury and otherA
On notes given 10 Barnes * ihayer tor s625 so. In
defense the arr admitted bat IL claimed that note
Of w Newman for S27, which had been accepted Ia par,
pay should BIZ credited but which plaintiffs seek 20 SET 0
for some other asserted e.am. Verdict for plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
VALUABLE TAKM HON SALE.

10 Williamsburg win view OF ecucstIS
nv children Will FELL harE 10 my Farm IN Tie county 81
NJ Kent known Names lee on the ChickAhonny
and eight huhi.d ACRES o aEh IL
Ali utlri 10 buildings and enclosure has YOUNG and hIi
and ichar. ahuhddhly piled win bo
.nr and good quaty, aud u.s. Ia h'e one 81 ihe
| The Al IA hlte
~ arr u the land arabic the !aige io,oh 81 which has
hr.n n, and very productive chrh "iIrt ire ale 'eJ
FIJI me- ads the Farm al which have been soHH
Jmolhy II. and ioru diIy HE uctseh 'dhi
vrr.u v mn heavy sow Pe, oak aud chesnu and ror
rrCtcI mil !i 10 hdSlEatlc
der NAV b. value disposed 10 engage III he
business !.
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