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17UF LATEST NEWS.
NrWS ny THE ASIA,

=-a7T,0yaL NEWS BY THE ASIA.
Aipl N The Cabinet Council was held
h>"I Friday. all the ministers being m
6, noon %, atier rising, Lord Derby started
s'it and steamer TO the Queen,
sHl'. l,II1wing persons are spoken OF as
! ne -, The new Cabinet Marquis of
setf 70 ne Premier Lord Aberdeen Minister
'ososNN" g., AiT,irs Lord ohm Russell, Leader
J ''' - Of Commons Mr.. Gladstone,
t'' ~. IT fbe Exchequer; Mr.. Osborne,
1aA.-,,( NJ War; Lord Newcastle, Lord
>fS's'a', ~ Ireland, and Lord Herbert, Lord
ne N ..'",ion II Lord Nalmesbury had been
az an outrage perpetfared by the Aus
e, -, az Vienna GA an uglishman,
4' ''''.. r.,,,sp, of the London Morning
'.'i ~ sequence of letters which
s,n.sred in tbs, journal
80. nails al Eng .and had been deluged
N'.- rms. aud several towns. on the
...; rs.sf had suffered greatly from the
..-4 - a lhe waters. .,,c
~. s4,ices from India were considered Ia
--a.',,-x-T5e affairs OF the French En-
l., increasing quietly and satisfactorily.
,,srar's departure for Berlin Is sup
r. ~, ts,s r, ference to The settlement ct The
Yerega qRes'ion' o.,
| - r., f,sn[rl deficit for the year will not
..-.5 ~ 0g0. 600 francs. The duty on segars
reep fixed at II per cent.
- A.,hassadors Of Aus ria, Russia and
..-is, had presented their credentials.
The French loss Al the seige OF Sagonat, IN
-eTa. was very severe.
T.ryFY.-GTeat CONSERVATION prevailed at
-.rsn,nopie on account OF the refusal OF
hank 10 receive the state paper, and the
-.,sr, that Tie port of Zablisal, on the Alba
n .rsstier. had been taken by storm an the
rash garrison made prisoners by 3OO Mar
.1sgr.aHs'
|, Inc SYRIAN campaign is over, and Seraskier
g. ! ra,9rued 10 winter quarters.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAf,

BY Georec J. gunner.
EXTENSIVE MISCELLANEOUS AUG.
II TION SALEe-On FRIDAY MORNING, IN
instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, at my auction
sales room, No 8 Fifteenth street. will be sold 81
auction, the following Misceils9eous Goods, with.
out the least reserve, viz
10000 assorted imported Cigars
Large lot Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Several hair and shuck Mattresses
Feather Beds, cherry Dining Tabls
Very handsome black walnut cottage 2edstead
A low single Bedstead, willow Carriage
A nice black walnut cane seat Rocking Chair
mahogany Chairs and do Sofa, nearly new
Floor Mating
A large invoice of winter Costs and Pants, white
and fancy Shirts, Shoe Thread, msntel Lamps,
Stoves, &c &c. Terms cash.
jas GEO ]. SUMNER, Auctr
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asxe.-,r11,rt FOR LYNCHBURG.-Th
Canal Boat DESPATCH, Captain
CusA, Is .esdy to receive freight and will
leave To-morroH SATURDAY evening, full or
not full.
ia = As LEE
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CIVIC AND MILITARY Ball.

az CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL. 3
- The Montgomery Guard. Caps- Patrick T. u
I'M Moore, beg leave TO inform their friends MI
EtAand the public that they intend 10 giveA
their first Civic and Military Ball on Monday even
ing January 10TH 1853, at La Fayette Hall, In cele
hrator OF the anniversary OF the Company, on
which occasion they hope to receive the liberal sup
port OF their friends and fellow ctzeps.
Their arrangements are sucn that they nope TO
be able to give satisfaction to all who may honor
them with their company.
An engagement has been entered into with an
experienced caterer 10 furnsn supper snd other
refreshments, and from his known SKILL In such
matters, we have sue guarantee that nothing
will be wanting in his department. Good music,
and plenty of it, has been engaged for the night.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Managers:
Gov Joseph Johnson Lieut. NJ Seagars
Gen VIM Lambert Serg't James Collins
Col Walter Gwynn VIM Richie
Lieut Col C O Toucukins VIM Watson
Major T p August Hugh r Plesssnts
Adjutsnt w Ii Harrison James Lyons
Capt NJ Sheppard, Jr John Thompson
a Eimmo Alexander Nicely
Augustus Bodeker DR. ID Scott
Jno III Richardson Mark Dowpey
Z" James Csskie WA IolnpElns
% Patrick T Nc ore DIR Haskins
Lieut. Arson Richards w Hugnes
l. w Glazebrook James B Ferguson
Nv Crawford DR. James Conway
Haskins Joseph M Myers
T Burns Edward McAG-s2
" Jno Williamson DIR c Goocn
John Dooley Corporal John Ahern
a. Philip Dornin VIM Enghsh
Tickets 10 admit q gentleman 81 So cents. No
charge fer Ladies
Committee OF Arrangements, Lieut.. Sesgers,
Sergr Collins and Corporal Aherr, Of whom tick
cts may be procured. de 30-dtd
SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall Street, under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND.
III. - Ala EnnsniIdstao Clsss CapitaIs.
/ of SIT So / of $500, OF $500. OF l454, 10 of
$50 10 OF 200, 10 of 40, DC. "a Nos, 10 drawn -
Tickets S5-shares 10 proportion:
Alse-Pa.apsco No 81. Capitals OF SIC, O0O,
10 OF $500, 10 OF $50, 10 Of 100. DC. Il Noe. l3
drawn. Tickets 81 50-shsfes IN proposIn,9,nr u
ja7 oMII "a.
rThATTON's 0FFiCE.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No 4, Jan. s.:
90 80 so Is g Gu AZ 81 40 II.
Half Nos II AZ 60, o pri1s OF $500 sold snd paid
NV sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, Extra 5, Jan q:
"a 2s SO l6 So % - 81 Is ~
Ticket Nos % 2s Is, another one sod Ian, sga paio
tn. No 6. Capital S2u,u0O IS
numbers, Is drawn tickets 81 ia
LANDER r,s OFkICk,
Iath street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware Class 4. Jan. s.:
7 e 81 30 10 % % AZ 81 40 y
Drawn Noe Delaware, Extra s, Jan 3:
81 20 / 80 10 SIS * 20 } 81 As II
To.Gay.-Tta Delaware State Lottery Glass o.
Capitals: $40 0Gu, 200, 3o00, 443s, ci luoo, &C
rs numhers, Is drawn. Tickets u, jaI
R11iJND AND LUMP PLAsTEh.- AGO
VI easss No Richmond ground Plaster.
500 tons nnp Plaster
3Do tiercea In, ,maston Lime, and 60 npis TLr
isT MeGRuDER d soRs.
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NOT1CE.-FoF sale. good Female Cook,
l. Washer and Ironer, TO remain IN the city or
neighuorhood Apply to
a7-2t WiLLIEGH4M. ELLETT g. co
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COAL PIT tlE.--5 uvrces, ior~sae by
" Jao pAvERtCaT, ALLEN Il co.
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II HANDING PAtkTs.-Carmine ana Blue
- branding Paints Of the nnest qasiiiy ano most
brhhAut coior, for sale very low by
Il J. PICOT,
- corne: opposite the Old Market.
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In retiring from business, most cheeriully and
confidently recommend to the patronage Of my
friends and the pablo generally the new firm CT
REEVE 81 BLAIR. w. II. SEABROOk
Richmond. lHnuRrv lst. 1872 Ia
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ia7-6t


NALUAbLE SHALL FARM, ) MILES
' NORTHWEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
Tee suoscr4oeris authorised to sell q small Farm,
situate d in Henrico county miles Northwest of
Richmond, adjoining the lands Of James Phillips.
Willis Cowling, Absaorn Blackburn and others,
containing about Is acres
the improvements consists OF dwelling having
rooms. new ice house, barn, stable, dc. about 40
acres cleared, balance N pine and oak wood There
is orchard of ABOUT 2U0 fruit trees, and vine
yard Of 5000 grape yines-aIi il good bearing
duon. Possession Can be given e. once. For
Terms, apply TO
la7-lw w. GODDiN
a GRANGE Tu OBTAIN CHEAP uRY
IN GOODS-IO The PUBLIC GENERALLY
As have determined TO sell my entire stock of
Winter Goods at cosL would call the attention of
the ladies and the public generally, TO my 6ssolt
ment OF Silks, Delaaes, Mefinoes, Aipsccas, Fisn-
neis, Blankets, Shawls, kerseys, ana large es-
sortment OF Muts, and great variety Of other
Goods, too numei Gus &c mention.
NORRIS w ROSE,
6-2n 203 Broad street
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'tt0 TunACC0NLSTs.- Tor TO.
Il bacco, o. she nnesi q lslity, made IL order VI,
the lowest rates also, ingredients OF al kinda tc
made the same. For sale py
e. J. PICOT,
js7 corner opposite the Old Market,
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TTNI0N HOTEL.-The subscribed has de-
u clined giving up this Hotel for the present, and
invites his old friends and new custom ers 10 give
him call and will promise TO give them good &C.
commodetions tnd very moderate charges. He
dishkes putting Call and see for yourselves.
JOHN TALMAN
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N|ANTED TU PURCHASE-A comfort.
w aole Dwelling for q small family, within FIVE
minutes walk of the Banks; price to range from
$500 &c $500.
For hire, likely Girl about Is years old, accus
toned to house work and sewing. To person
who will instruct her in sewing, low plice will be
taken. Applyto
la 6-2t w GODDIN
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Al ATTENTION CALIDONIAN GUARD
" Parade at Lafayette Hail. on Saturday morning,
II5th inst, precisely at 10 O'Clock. Arms in order
4for inspection. Hy order of Capt Caskie.
ia 6-3t w. A. IRVINE, o. 8.
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ENEksT RATE sEAMsTRE AND LA.
DIES MAID FOR HlRE.-We have Tor hire
q first rate seamstress and ladies maid she is
very genteel servant and Of excellent character.
PHILLIP NJ. TABB L. SON.
Office on Governor street,
ia 6-3t Between Main and Franklin streets
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NOTT0N FACTORY HANDs.-Wauted
~ to hire FOR the ensuing year, seventy or eighty
hands to work Ia the Manchester Cotton Factory
Girls boys, from IL 10 le years OF age desired
chiefly, and Tor such liberal prices viii be paid
Also-Wanted to employ d large number OF
White Operatives. boin experienced and 10.
experienced, ana viii pay to such very liberal
wages
Application may be made to the Superintendent,
Mr.. Whitehead, at the Factory. or 10 the under.
signed WIN. II. POWERS, Agent,
de eS-dlOts Office No I4l Main street
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DIED.

At Broclpn on Wednesday morning. Feb after RAPID sat
painful Illness WILLIAM C. sLocUM aged ~ years, moa,hs
and . days. :. 81.
The viii place from the e-denc, Of his ahef No so
wsshpso Brooklyn thence to Greenwood on FRIDAY snsrncsa
oclsk Relatives and hcnds OF the amy are re
sre fully invited attend the funeral sllhost atiber notice
On Wednesday morning FEB g. SARAH SWIM ed 80 yesra
friend, respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral without
fuf from her TedeBe No. vi Orange IT. BrocA-
In on fhursdry, a , O'Clock y. NJ .
In Downrgtown. Pa. Saturday. Jan -, WILLAMETTE
FRANCIS dsusit. OF Rev H. Hssnss Wsdssedi year and
monihs. . -. -.
A. ssnssts Jan a. Mrs sUs w MosEs wife Of M rrsnAhs
Moses daughter inr l. Spencer ESQ, ofcAnton. CT.
ssedsA
on Monday evening Feb Brooklyn. l. l. aged 10 yesss.
CAROLINE MARIA wife Of Rev Dr. " Schroeder and dsush
ter OF the late Hon. kjsh Bostdnan
The rerss friend. family requested sttes<
the hnn~al No 10 Henry ST. Brookyn, Thursday, star NJ
Church Brooklyn Hshs whore the
will BE- performed. W special invitations viii be
On Tuesday Jan 9. JOHN POLLOCK, AGED 50 years
The friends Of the family and those Of biz invited 10 ~
tend hrs funeral No. ~ Hubert Thursday morning nsr -
10 O'Clock
ah offhe following
Ia Chebes. Mas, Jan. "a, Dr.. PERRIGo, asrdrs
In Beres Mass DAVID DODGE, or Jears Tovn csrt
Of Chsrcs'o~p, ssej ~
ate Jos eph Russell
In Naniac ket Mas. Capt p. WEST. ssed "a
In Derry r., Dr. JAMEs cRoABlE. 6rmsriy Of vsscss-
In woodcei VI SUSAN relic, Of he s,s Hon chmle. Ny.A
aaftTT
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

COMMON CoUSCu.-11e Common Council
have passed ordinance esabashns regulating and
trolling the Fire Department. and for the prevention Of Tres
IL IL the old ordnance altered and amended to suit the
quireInents Of the present City Charter
Hereafter the Street Commissioner is to notify contract
OF tie improvement OF streets TO remove all Their
eumbrEnces unless they required immediately for the
work. and material hereafter be placed streets
until the Is commenced and the Street Com
missioner notified Their Of The following resolutions have
been submitted to the Common Council.
RsIo.ted, That the wJers.y Railroad Company are
sp &c, Of blocks Nos and the Hudson River, and
tho OF Naynest and adjacent thereto, FOR the
pose of extending the ferry accommodations 20 the City u
New-lork ann for the convenience Of the Ere Railroad
Compeny and that r this purpose the said Company may
extend the busheads and piers by pns, or othersiss Ell
tend them % Obtain sufficient and depth OF water
for the above purpos and erect the necessary build
theron AMI that the Committee Laws be requested
TO present 10 The Common Council an ordinance 10 elect
the purpose nsmed.
Re,clIed That the Committee Laws be directed
pert whether any and what alterations may DO made with
the ordnance rezuGt the Of speed Of To-
eOmOye' passenger baggage and Other cars through the
Resolred Thai the New.Jersey Railroad Company are
hereby authorized foot in width Of land each
OF their RAILROAD track for the pupos OF widening the
sane Prorfded The SAID Company shall well lin
abe me the Forth eide Of said track IN the style,
shape, and OF the material they have done the south
side sad track and shall construct convenient and sub
ftsnts aIehway under Gbertst snd street westerly
Of IT, II required by tie Common Council and shall fence
their railroad in respectable, substantial manner
joint committee have been eposefed y IN upon tho
places End direction for the location 0f monuments
which there CONTRACTS Win sscFAl
The City Attorney he's teen directed defend suit Of
Nr. ". W L A. Pratt, aud By them served upon the
Mayor and Common Council
committee Of three appointed 20 protect The nights
Ed interests Of the city sg,ns. any legislative grants that
Ley he made Al The preseot session OF the Legislature
~ On Tuesday morning row occurred be-
the hands OF vessel lying the Cunard DOCKS
Une Of the parties teeten eafly the stomach,
Which rendered IL 20 cal physician 20 restore
him sensbsy The parties after bleeding one anot 1er
70 their sssaeron dispersed with the honoss-broken
heads, bleeding noses, famed leg. &C.
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PnonanLr Menp,R.-A respectfully dressed

ltHDkE.-A Respectfully u4CosCU
young msn, at II oelk Tuesday night was found lying
on the pavement Avenue A. Tenth St, By OAsers
Walker, White, and others Of the Seventeenth Ward
Police, in state Of nsensbiy and aPpsresSiy grOss
~ intoxicated On being taken to the Station House,
which was done forthwith, 4 serious wound was dis
covered over the left eye which was badly swollen
end much discolored Whether this violence was the
result Of accident design could not be ascertSne1
DR.. b. L. Badd was immedia;ely called q attend tue
sufering Inan, whom be pronounced 10 be in avery
dangerous situation. DR. B. prescribed for an re-
mined with his patient whom &c addition % the wound
on his head, he WIS OF the opinion had also bees
dragged go to supply him The remedies applet
proved Of lasting benefit the injured deed ct
10 o'clock yesterday morning
Hs dame, from papers found IN his possession sup
posed 20 be Buckley AnthOn Buckley Nathan. Cap1
Hsrt is strongly Of the impression that the deceased
had been robbed and cruelty besten while IN Porter
House, in the reighbOrhooi OF which he was found
Coroner Gamble notified.
Since writing the above inquest has been held
upon the body and post morten examination showed
conclusiyely that des;h was caused b. Serious apo
plexy and verdict to hat effect rendered BY the
Jury.
Prices OF PRovIsIoSs.-The following are
the retail prices of Of the principal articles for the
table at the Washington and Fulton Markets Wednes
dsy, February 9, 1853:
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There was rather an active Stock market
tts morning. with considerable bucysncy The lead
Ing fsheies were In demand at fall prices. AZ the
Second Board the upward tendency Of the market wss
maintained, with good demand for the setivs f.acass
The sales Of Erie were go shares, closing = ~ %
Improvement of p cent. Long Islsnd ~ very buoy.
ant under Phsdeiphis orders, and vent 10 3es. Hss
lem and Hudson River were both bsster. ssonisssoa
and Norwich were quiet but frm In Tie Coal SOCKS
there s considerable 6rmne, without large business
Ph0nix improved p cent; New Creek !; reaaa.
was IN demand s ia; Cumberland, elssosa lcs
Parker CO was bid 20 ssked -Four Of the propeiiers
under contract 70 this Company vii be launched next
week. and be ready for sea 10 April. The remainder
viii follow soon There proportion, fsvorsby en-
.ertAined BIZ the Parker Company, 70 buy III he pro-
psle, Of lie New York and Alexandria line q present.
under eoot,.es 70 the Company for three years ami
u.ss The mining and trsasporsson interest II Lsni
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MAR RIED.

On wedussd,y Yeb at the Fire, Presbyterian Church Rrok
iyn by Samuel II Cor. u D, SOLOMON FREEMAN, fsa,
aud SARAH NJ daughter VI the r Dr. George Rogers Of
this City. = .
On TUESDAY Feb Shy Rev Dr. Francis. FREDERIC VII.
ELLEN MACH youngest daughter Of the late JossA
Kearh Fsa oil uf this city.
ID Philadelphia paress pvsse cory.
At Norway n y JsR % by Rev Edward Moyses Of r,6sd.
NJ GEoRGE RANDALL, Of Norway, to Miss FRANCES T.
CRANE, only daughter OF Joseph {. and sarah Crane
the Congregational Churvh, Augusta On Iharsdsy
eyenug Feb by Rev. o. Bsfthclcnes Mr. NEWTON HUI.
BERT llaIns port Pa 10 Mss ELLEN d. RANskf. Of The
iornsr rlace.
Al Church, Henry st. Tuesday FEB. ~ Rcv WA
q Fyepbrodt, Mr. THOMAS rALMEH to Mss SARAH xLixA
Ii COUNT, both Of this city.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATE
WASHINGTON. Moniay. FEB. 2. d


WAssISsToS, Monday FEB. 7, 1853
No co Benjamin T. Reed appellant, vs..
Wm. NJ Peek si-Ihe argument Of ihs cause com
neIe.d BY Mr Davis Tor the appellant and eonInaea By
lr. Woodbury. FOR The Appelees
Adjourned I'll to-uoIrow II o'c.ock A. ".
TUESDAY, Feb. g, 1853.
No. 80. b. d. Harris VI. VIM. HaraeInan ct
a. In - the Circuit Court OF the United States for
Mississippi
Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion Of this Court
sfrns he Judgment Of the Clrcat Court, with costs
No &C. Ben amin T. Reed appell.u.- W Van IL PEEK
=. The E-ganeut Of this concluded By M.
Goodrich for the avpell.Lt
No 81 The Phsee lphia ind Reading Railroad Comps-
p.ny plaintiff in srrur Ehas II Derby The ara aussE
N tlis eaRse eomn-need BY Mr.. Campbell Tor the
plaintiff eTror AID eonrAned By Mr Bisney tor the de-
tercxIt IL error.
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SECOND HAnD.
PHrLApxLpHnsALxs ov Wsdnesdas,

~, 9Fly't Boa,.ns9s GI.'s Baaa, IN 80 uaes c,.s.
=. Is no Pssas Y r. soS Do o. 20. 90 tso
~ 70 ssh s., Ds.s,-,sJ az, 20 a. sso@ 80
csss. ses Psnns. x $4,000 y sss s'sT 40
% sgsq Cana, I3A Rsadaz r.. 81 20 Do. 81 10
Lshsa s.v IN DO ia. % DO, 80 do, nj Psnsa
BOA iH4 sib L-szh Can Mort o. boi 80 Ao,rs Cssi
~ teoek Goals -. slTo Lshish Mort e. ies DO y.
L. T. sSs1 WI Y r. g. 80 100 Chester xaas CO. 81,
ssessa Bee,s,s2co zen say f,stsIes 81 sy %; AZ
g. an 70 Rad H. r., 81 81 900 csessn and Amsoy n
e. - lea 10 he.,s csasi 9iF $500 Psna S. sk tl0
sea s~y =. a. 60 81 mo Loas Issa4 r. r. y; 100 cbss-
tsI Gsns Co. ~ 20 D. " % RhenlI Bsnt u IensessU
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Adjourned until tomorrow a, II O'clock AN
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Juiss OAKLEY. =, o
James r. Muns0n AID George L. W lls against James H.

On alleged varrantee of horse. To recover
bach sl2o IS pad Mr. for horse IL alleged TAT ne
warranted the hose 20 Be sound kDd snd not ssTeE
cd bsr thar three days 4fssr Receiving hin
found tssf he unsO1nd havIng earb "a pto
tBced By STRIKING Of the Jont on Sne Of tne In1
he returned, and the axiom 70 recover 'a~A No
Ia d-r Is eontsr ded tia, he korse ws sosnd VAN
scA but thsr became srk and tsease6 sisr" iS1
unskful reaf1eut2thAt pLaIflfs eo5sn stn osex %.
lsft lie toss 10 his tAr 81 stable Es sa91,d eASrts
cents CAV for kesping the horse snd also BAL ior Soer
ina and soeh ezirnes Fero-e' '0f saIaS W" ~
r,.rh-r, q v.,.rb.rr ,r.inst Samuel Il c5sabs
Tn ,.ro,r two garscrs reEi OF s<e0ad sso-y No %
psoeS,~.y .rS Of sa. hnek room u falld sEoEy Tie
s.s-rs -: ,. vas &c sccgP. w srss ?-t s. Easwsr>S
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Batne Iuisr PAM.
Ei1s chestnu, as;. Lerse cerasiOl.

EIlzs Chestnut az Lenge IefagioI.
To recover damages for SANDER, amount laid
s. Coo. IL said thar plaintiff visiting, de-
niapt in July last the house Of mutual Antlnce
No. Rose 81 Def nsnt mp stairs whsn she
went 70 the house She seated az table down stars
when defendant came down be approached her rather s'
Eey aud put his land upon her which she resented snd be
then applied her opprobrous term repeating il two
three times and coached BY saying she kept house Of
liz aue IN Centre St and he would IL She alleges
she has been much nre in consequence and brings the
present action for ia In defense denied that de-
f,ndant spoke the words. Testimony taken. Verdict
for plaintiff. $3.50.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE About = O'Clock last evening a fire
broke out N the third story Of Nj John C0ye's bols
hocs NO III Pearls 81 The flames spesy eIrelcPsd the
woe roon tetay destroying dsn4ng everything it
sonsned tpPezrs that oue Of the barriers NJ Richard
hsr21s Tocetdec 70 MS time previous, and
presumed scc centsy dropped some rp into his trunk and
went out Wilton; percevins WHEN first discovered the
names might have been quernked with ew blckets Of
wafer bot AZ alarm raised and before he Gre depart
nent arrived TIE whole story Games. Ny.
Harms Sdes los NJ his clothes lost 900 money which
ne had placed IN his funk AID Ny C0ye los, about 600 in
furniture. He had been insured In The CIT xsr' Gonna
y, New ora, but the policy expired few DAYS sn,e.
The building was fully insured Los abs: $500 Il Is
owned By Nj. Ralph Smith
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No SKY-PARLoRs.-Persons who would not
Climb 70 the fifth and .,fh eoo-. - Get teir pictures viii
Iteoieei Tat hool Premium Gallery At No S3 Brostwsy
"a Oh the frst Hooz mp srzirs
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COURT CALENDAR-THus DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. l0l, 33S. 39l, 800,
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