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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-13
WANTS.

WANTS.
M ANTED--Two first rate workers in
W TIN PLATE aus SHEET IRON. to whom 20 :.
slant employment aud liberal wages win be nad =
R 4 M .i s'sys and Tin sof Of GEO STAR
WANTED-An APPRENTICE, about
10 orISyears Of age. to learn the Gunsmith
business apply to 4. w. TIGNoR,
de l5-st Ess, Main street.
w ANTED TO HIRE, for the coming
w yeer, FIVE or six good HANDS aecpstoro ed
to work in -four mill; also, COED COOPER. Ap-
De i2-ia A. C. LAYNE d CO. Richmond.
WANTED--A WET NURSE, WITHOUT
w mcumhrance. One wei. feeorat, ended can
BUTLER 4 TIEsLEY,
ae I4--ot Cary street.
GERVANT w OMAN WANTED.-A
~ white woman TO do general homework Aprly
al Dispatch Office. do 1870
SITUATION WANTED.--A young man
~ resident of this city, sghn has had three or tour
years eNperence ia the mercantile business and who
can influence enough trade to pay his salary. is &C.
sirous to obtain situation either rs salesman or ns
sistant clerk some established Grocery or Corr
mission Store TIE best City and country references
given.
address ''B.," box 12s, Post Office. de IO-ss.
IVA - - ,.a.T,..o,', MiIIa- - I,.aP Vy
-, ~ ~ = - EP t,;.. 4, - --+ai'se
shn oiler tesmonias ofeapacity and
80 '' s''0'' "A SfT.G a. r.
49, 1S = 80 49, =. ! :. : ---r.
NAY ANTEnLn. tba ovsu;uo yaar
w oooh aud HOUSE SERVANT E. Apply to
Co. - - = " 80 ~ -,
de- q,,,r.1Ia N'iI01 " i-e's'i anu u" 81
-------- - ion ---------
AM 6NTED-Eyyo Caruanters or Cabinet
wv NttETpe :; 1900 1.. -. -
a. 4HNH' III o'' ~ O1 11RgPS 70
- -n-----.. ~. = -
kAJANrEIi-a sanopd hand E,noine sl,it-
w - - G s,;n -. s. ~ -,
p" owe 'ho' W. " NJ niF 5T1,rf
NIANTED-I wish TO rent q Store on
w Main st on the left hard side between 10Th
and 18th sts knnIv To EDWARD D. EACHO
no24 General Agent and Coiiectnr
---------------
w sa,s.naa n nv 49, Or .hat Ho a.. .o,"e
experience in the hnsiness nreferrea Amir iu,,pe.
distely to
no Il WIN WALSH No IS Main atreet
-
AIANIt,D-A Young man in the Shoe
w bnsiness One that can cor,e we'll recommend.
ed win hear of good Situation nv addressing Box
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WANTED wish TO rent Store on
w Main st. on the left hard side, between 10th
and 18th sts. Apply TO EDWARD ID. EACHO,
no. a General Agent and Cotlectrr.
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AUCTION sALns.
FUTURE DAYS
By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES,

SALE OF kEGkOES,
IL FURNITURE, BRICKS, &c,-By virtue OF q
Deed of Trust, executed to the subscribers by John
Hutcheson and wife. dated September 5th. 1888 and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrico
county, shall proceed to sell the residence of
Jehn iincheson, on Church HILL at public auction,
TUESDAY, December 2lth, 1858, all the personal
property included in said deed, consisting of THIR-
TEEN NEGROES tmeu women and ehildrenl all
the household and kitchen furniture horse, one
earTiase and gear, carts, cows &c &c.
Also, one Kiln of BRICKS unbuTnt a lot of wheel
barrows, brick mculds, &c.
The bricks viii be sold four months credit, for
approved endorsed ne gotiabe notes.
Negroes Furniture. &c, kc., cash.
Also, Gre Of Ground, fronting 165 fee. on 26th
and 65 feet 9th street, running back I32 feet,
now used briek.ysrd.
THOS. J. STARKE, n,,r+sa.
J. d. @. BROWN,
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WANTED-Two Carpenters or Cabinet
w MAKERS, il naanulsctsry. Apply to
de Q ALEX. MOTT 4 co.
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>.lgaS4 FOR FHILADELPHIA.-To

'a'aiizis4ss sal oa WEDNESDAY, the I4th instant
a. 10 O'clock 4. M.-Tne Steamship VIRGINIA:
taFL4ig V,4 J. = readY Ia receive freight and wil
f=i b. above. Foi heisLt or passage, apply TO
Gai< ROBT RANKIN
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.-.ae!k@-% CHANGE or HOUR or
tz.s.-=2, rs.@sE STARTING FOR PORTS MOUTH
hhp hOHtOLk The steamer CURTIS PECK.
Ita'n JanH Day will roguiarly leave The wharf ct
Eaekests every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
hefu1gf, - bslf pat o'ciocE precisely, end re-
.2'A each 2itTna.e day leaving Norfolk at the ss1s
A'h,hi gc.0ck ard will touch ut al the regular
'7tc'ass on the liver, going and returning.
lo3 X. o. HASKINs-
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WANTED TO RENT-(P0ssessIon TO
w be given during the month OF Eovemberl-A
comfortable Dwelling House, containing five six
rooms One On Shockoe Hill preferred. Apply TO
T.. d. EACHO,
oe19 General Agent and Collector.
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w ANIED-A young man in the Shoe
w business. One that come well recommend
ed win hear OF good situation by addressing Box
G62 Post Office oc 26
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&ERVANr w OMAN WANIED.-A
~ white woman 10 do general Homework Aprly
nj Dispatch Office. do I2-3t
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Nv ANfED-to the ensuing Year, q
w COOK aud HOUSE SERVANT. Apply to
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Corner Of Leigh and 9Th streets.
de S-StnwtJJan
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IANpLES.-50 boxes Jaekson's Tallow
u Csudes, so boxes Hines do de-. For sale hy
aa7 CEAs. A. tV0RTHAM co.
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WANTED-An APPRENTICE. about
w 10 or 10 years Of age. to learn the Gunsnith
business. Apply to n. W. TIgN0R
de iJ-t East Main street
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WANTED--A WET NURSE, without
w neumhrance. One wei: feeonata ended can
ostain good situation By applying to
BUTLER x TIEsLEY
de I2--St Cnrv sfrear
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WANTED 70 HIRE, for the coming
w yer, FIVE or six good HANDS accustomed
to work in -four mill; alao, COED COOPER Al
ply to
de l2-l2t A. C. LAYNE Il co. Richmond
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NNANTED--A YOUNG MAN TO act as
w salesman in my store One that has had some
experience IN the hnsiness preferred. Apply inlne-
dstely to
no q WIN. WALSH, No. IS Main street.
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DEEF TONGUES AND DRIED
- aEEF--ln store and for sale By
A. Z. MOORE.
dc Q iee Broad st. =;
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7 WANT TO HIRE OR PURCHASE,

NOTICE-TO JOURNEY MEN SHOE
IV MAKERS.-Wa nted, from eight TO ten good
WOBKMEN, both Ladies' aud Gentleu.en's
Work. DO such make work 20 salt, viii give
constant employment and liberal wages.
ALEX. HILL,
Boet snd Shoe Manufacturer,
oc II No. l37 Main street.
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r. WINTER MILLINEkY.-N. G.

- NOTICE---Ladies and gentlemen,
Ear Won want BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS
~ CARPET BAGS aud VALdCEs, of good
Es4E quality, either for yourself children or ser;
sgey article you want in his line, aud at prices that
viii not fail 10 please. no %
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mod FlSH-2a tieIces Of good quality,
~ for sale by -
de5 DAVENPORT, aiJEH Y GO.
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MILLER WANTED--I wish to employ
W. for next gear competent Miller TO manage
my corr mill, 5 miles below the city. For one Who
can offer testimonials OF capacity and trpstworhiness
fair wages will be given. single man is preferred.
de o--St JAMES ". TAYLOR.
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MI uAl1OS WAN LA young man,
S resident of this city, who has had three or four
years perence In the mercantile business and who
can influence enough trade pay his salary is CO.
sirous to obtain situation either salesman or ns
sistgnt clerk IN some established Grocery or Corr
mission Store TIE best city and country references
given.
Address ''B.," box 1876 Post Office. de I0-ss.
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q y. Directions fer the guidance Of Patients are
| sf.Ned 10 each Pot or Box. dc S-~iw
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLIND i. =
D. GEO. w ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma.
ker. No 81 Arch street. Philadelphia.
Cbugtantly ON hsn1 general assortment OF Blinds
wholesale and retail CT the lowest prices
The ctizens of Richmond and vicinity are respect-
fallg iitforhed that having appointed Mehsrz rAB-
LlST0E Il BROTHER, No. 10 9nsefnor atreei
Agents. all craeTs Jeff with them will MEET with
prompt attention, and Binds Furnished st fIaII4A-
DELPHIA PRICES, NO l6-Su.a
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Rrnv,n-O IN Satur1av avan-
tl. u n.i 70 ",lsdu Gu 49,
ing between anu AZ socA, hIe oIoAe oui IA ra
TIE ,a a' ,b,ea horse. IN the s.bs Which
go hnIned % doa,b and cysnttv Of bav and grain
,ss de.ts,yed M Morre1i last \ fine horse vslued
=, sofo ~ onAssvo,;, 90 ssve tho borse no parrovlv
$1,000 hs;no burned 10 Sessb NJ j N Hsyykbu,:t
Lost horse and ousntify of feed valued AZ $3.50 and
The flames communicated to the two-sto-y wood
dwelling house, No. liS Th.rdst owned and occupied
BY Mrs milford Smith, which exfinguished after
considerable damage had been done to the house and
furniture Loss about SsOO, insured Tor SyO1 IN inc
ON F,S1I cyepng about 10 oclock table adoin
ing Leeds Resin oil FACTORY in North slxthst was
burned down. The fire communicated 10 quantity of
ren adjoining the factory and. but for the timely pre-.
caution OF removing number OF barrels of resin oil,
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Recorder TILLov sd AID BRADLEY aud Barr
A large assemblage Of persons cOngregated
tins morning in the CHAMBER Of the Court Of Gsnrai ses
10 wlntss the proceedings ia the case Of Wm- NJ
Deity, indicted for committing perjury IN testfyng IN tho
Forrest Divorce which January OF lat created
much this city and elsewhere. Soon AFTER
the opening OF Court. Mr. Forrest attended BY his friend
AT Doghery and other, made his appearance followed
ate ware ly Mr Do.y So also aceoup4n ed BY
several feucs Galley Hail. Esd Assault ID strict
AoIey appeared alone for the bat q was III
tmstfc that Attorney General Chlhed would come from
Albany and attend the FOR Mr. Doty appeared a.
srHnsels Jas X. Whiting 4 A. Philips knd Horace y
Clark Esqrs Several lad were IN room adjoining the
tCuTf, ready 70 testify when caltd
An ddtioual number q Jurors had been summoned Of
whom quite humber were not 10 attendance and we're
fined % each.
The tint Juror being eaed counsel Cor dsfnse ntstsd
that they would III their nights q challenge Are!
considerable tronbis the olowins Jurors emPsn
nelled
Clsus Dorsher, Ch.s II Town, John Over, Isaac Eos
ter JAMES Stuart y. o. Hatfield, EdmDnd r. Clay Orin
Terry Joseph Amir, Richard NJ CsArk, Wm- J. Barker
sr1 John Mokrishger.
IL being O'Clock before the jury snp~nnened, the
Court adjourned for the day
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The business of the Stock Board to-day was
large but the market Is irregular and generally In "a
vor Of the parties operating for fall The hesyness OF
the Coal stocks has some effect upon all the Pances
but lie main difficulty appears to be an Impression
among operators that there may be little stringency
In the Money Market during the next few weeks Par
ker vein recovered from the depression Of Saturday
y cent and closed at 80. The other Coal Stocks are
heavy Phenix fell of 10 25 decline OF v cent,
but closed at 26 Cumberland with considerable stock
on the market went 10 est. Chesapeake was steady
alg5 Nicaragua was one Of the frmest stocks about
4OCO shares were sold the market closing at 49, fur
Their advance Of p cent AT meeting to-day OF this
Company, Messrs C. Vanderbilt, Nelson Robinson and
c. Morgsn were elected Directory, In the place OF
Messrs White Routh and Snow, resigned. Tomor'
row Il ia Understood Merrs Robert Schuyler Charles
Sanford and Thomas Teston wiz be aso placed In tho
Direction thus forming very strong Boar calculated
10 increase largely she public confidence In the S'osk
The Land Stocks are without important change Can
ton .old az l3 In the morning, bar sdvanced 20 10
the Second Board The fancy Railroads were aesFy.
Under continued large sales Of Eric the marxss closed
a. col The business Of February 70 large all tne
eouipsse Of the Company being fully employed Read
inc declined D cent The tols are about 70 De IN
.,e..ea 10 cents y run and there Is good anderstsnd-
iry bstveep this Company and the Navigation comps'
nv Hudson River declined 10 S5a Harlem 70 49, The
Premium Railroads are hrraer. The passage OF the
copsodstcn bill in the Senate has advanced the views
al holders of the Central line Of Road throash this
safe Rochester and Syracuse sold ., LII; Michigan
central 1914 niehigzn soashern snd Northern Isdi-
ana sold Up 10 I2st Rochester, Lockport and
Niagara Falls, nsi sixfh-sv was heavy, and offered
a, I3 at the Second Board In Bonds there wss only
moderate buziness, bu, prices are unchanged From
tke new Bank. there 10 quite demand for Govern
nsht Stocks, The supply to meet witch comes mostly
from abroad, the proceeds being generally rsinvesssd
in securities paying larger interest
The Exchange market is stifening, and the
leading drawers oak l0s for Sterling. Tho range Of
good nance sialoi but the ssles 1t the higher limit
are snail Francs are l2ia51ii The sdviees ~
t-s r-.Esa Esy s.Ts l,-ssr. scsivi'y'o c9'foa S
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SUPREME CoURT-sPEcuL TEsn-BefOre Juds,
M%RIs.


Mary AVN Stewart sgt Nelson Stewart.
Judgment of divorce.
John De Peyser Down AIT. Margaret 8 Down. otherwise
called Margaret :. johnson
Judgment declaring the marriage contract between plain
th and defendant dissolved
We dersiaDd the parties are each possessed OF con-
siderable property Mrs ID. Van Ressseler, and re-
sided al Albany From she and her husband thu
plaintiff agreed separate and drew up agreement to
that effect Mr. ID, then went 10 Philadelphia, we under
stand order obtain divorce from Mrs. d., the
around deseon by the latter but finding that he would
have reside there before he could enter divorce,
be procured frequently done here now from the
LsEslstuie OF Pennsylvsnia. Mrs ID. then went TO
Philedepha-net with gentleman named JohD,on be-
Of gf Maryland obtained advice OF counsel that she
was fully divorced from Mr. Dow, aud married Mr.. John
Mr. D. subsequent 20 her return 10 New York,
tered econ for divorce against her the ground OF adn
tery Insisting that her with Mr. Johnson in
valid. The referee reported in his favor and decree Of
divorce has been entered dssovng the marriage between
her and Mr. D. but not prohibiting Mrs from marrying
sEAn.
Charles Mnllhsveragt Elizabeth Mullhsver.
OIder Of reference declared to have been made prema
turcy-furheT proof required to cohabtatiOn AZ
ten discovery Of alleged off nse.
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SECOND BOARD,
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF srooxs-Moadsy

Tth t-Ff LOU. O., 50. 1867 GsT schaysl
savsaior preferred &h 100 Do, 32S 45 Penayyanls Raj
a. 40 spnsiou W.tss work. e.. 80 3Oo Reaas Raj
road NonDse6,, a. a5lS 500 DO, a. aija $40 schyth
Fas.afn f2Oo0 Pcnny So bhofth Btnk o. NJ,
ia 80 Chester Nnns CO. 40 do, ~ 500 MON Canals
cents 5k siCeo q g. S. g. 1909 5000 DO o. %, us.
slOaS schuy ll Nav gaon C. 81, stk 5000 do HA bo
County co, Old. IS 20 Minehil Railroad, Tfh
Sscend Board-2oo Union Cansl Hk Mechanics Bant 5ii
Mrehi RR AK 20 Chester Mining Company, 500 LeAah
g. ~ Bsbs q ksnuely 0t $4,000 PenasysaHs s.
CA Is ash Long IL and RR, Dh 40 SehnykJl
Kssston Preferred an 100 do s2l - Orarl Bins ik %
KruueLy Rani ilO Il0 PenuySsna R, 20 VI 90 schyhi
N,ves0n6 g. ~ eat SIC Cke5. and Delaware Canal b
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MILITARY AssoonrIos-The Officers As
sociaon Of the Fith Brigade recently organized %
foIlows:
Pyesident-6en- 81 d. DvnYEA
SevdarI-Lleuf. John ORourke.
Tressver.-Col Jese c. Smith.
Leetrye Cossnitke-Cspts Ball Hogan and Leeeh.
F'ad.ss Co~ittes-PsymAs.en Baen and Lou, Ca2's'
Urban, Wood and Burnett
sent to the Common Council petition setting forth the
present condition OF the City Armory and praying for
such improvements will make IL suitable for military
puposes
FATAL TERMINATION or AN AFFRAT-Coro-
Bal noised yesterday % the death Of Mr Ensh
the proprietor Of the LIVINGSTON House corner Of
and Atlantic Sta who j; supposed died from the effects
Of blows inflicted upon him By several young men whs
cane INTO has bar some ten days since .nd oJ thsr
csordery conduct compelled hm 70 order them o1 Of the
horfe IL appea-s they turned him and inflicted seri-
Gus injuries on his person from the elects OF winch ne be-
came celloGs and Sunday night be died An iaTesxa-
ticn u 70 be entered into.
FoUSD FRozT NEARLY TO DEATH.-A young
sn sPsesy sS.9. = yea. o. az. s1p l. Sns 4 ~ h.
pocket IN she'd the Fu ton Fery yes
terday morning By Officer Babcock and taken . the Sec
ond District StstoD-House- De vas roren nearly sH and
tie chances Of his recovery are very doubtful He had
heavy crab overcast black cloth dress coat dark worsed
white shrt and coarse boots Il not known who he
where be belongs TO. This description may probably
make HIM known to his Trends
CoRoSER's IyQUEsTs.-C0roner Ball held an
inquest on Sunday upon man named Pitmsn residing
No 6 Fultonst Who found dead in his room the
ming Hedia1 Of affection Of the heart An IN
quest AFRO held upon the body Of a man named
Graham residing at Weeksville, who died suddenly
Sunday Of ossifcaon Of the heart Verdict accordingly
PUSHED OUT OF RUN SHoP.-A drunken
msn named james Ray elected from porter house
In Washingtonst Sunday by the landlord and sus-
tanned deep Confusion on the head by coming in con-
tsct with the curb stone.
DEATH OF FNoLUSTEER.-Lleut.C Charles Is.
Brewer attached TO the First Regiment NewYork Vol
tDieers during the Mexican War, died at his residence
in Flstbush on Saturday.
SPURIOUS MogEY-James Montague was ar
rested by Officer Friend on Saturday charge
ing an altered q bill purporng be the Bank Of the
Union Belfast Maine. He held 10 the charge.
PLAoY OF DIsREPUTE BROKEN UP.-A des-
cent as made upon house kept for dsepuabe purposes
in Raymond st., Tary, Sunday evening, BY the
Fourth District Police and half dozen women, black
and white taken into custody and sent to jail
A Prosperous CoSoREGATIoS-During the
past years CONGREGATION Of the Church Of the Pill
erin besides amply sustain their pastor have collected
for VARIOUS benevolent objects the large Of 900
DANGEROUS BUILDNGs.-A block ofbuildings
on Hicksst near Joraeman, reported in danger
OF falling oy the Fret District Police.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED sLAT e
WAsHIsGrcS, Friday, req, IL 3D.
Samuel Blatchford, Esq, OF New ioiA' was
admitted attorney sai counsellor Of tbs ee5rIr
No. 81 Il Webster. plaintiff IN efror, vs - -.
The s-ruusenr Of tbs esase ecncsnnrd ey ><1- $500
tor the plaintiff IN er-ex. r.. ss... AT
No 81 Pssssic ard Hsckenssc Bnd<ss W IS -, -
New Jersey Teis r. 5a the Cozr q ApPsss -.
r. CoazL
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SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TEsM.

OtlcIc Juose hoosiftLI-
In the matter OF the petition Of the Blooming
dale Methodist Episcopal ChurchOrder granted for leave
10 moffgaEe tnl estate
Harr.t Douglas Cuger and others act Mary Cooper ard
o,hers-JudSment offoreclosuTe and sale.
William Bowling act. Charlotte D0wrng-Rsierred,
Daniel ;. Denton sst. Elizabeth Denton.-Same
In the matter Of the application OF the Trustees OF the Az
mean Uuon Church IN tie City OF New i0Ik-OrdeT
tLOrzing convey exchange OF lots.
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SUPERIOR COURT Before Judge PAIsE;,


mare LADY Beyin Plaisti is Of the late VIII
Ham Madden, who eentended bought II his lifetime,
the sad mare from Cbspp.n Woodruff and Others own
ere paying 80 therefor that she was ia his possess At
the tine OF his death but taken from paa the executor
h. def pdant eying bond, deeadlnt claiming that the
did belong Mr. Madden, but bad been bought
fer William Moore who advanced the money and cor the
hof sale inside Mr. Maiden a. he tM0ore) did not
sh have II known thst he engaged hOrseracns
She repezed back by plaintiff the executor Verdict
for plaintiff $50 plaintiff waving sTetqrn Of the property
James = Leele at. Vim. T. HelfenssiD.
On sblI Of exchange for s25o0 drawn At Milwaukee BY
third parties and which coneuled defendant agreed 20
Jay The liability % pay Is drnsd Verdict for plaintiffs
subject 20 opinion Of Coure
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DIED.

BIArcEFoRD-o, ESsa.y zo~siss. FEB IA. kasss1n's
Extrhosd
~ r..e,~- ,,4 a-,a. sziy r-sp~s ~ Hstst
70 af,<ndfns f1n-rul wetndu 0xnrs ne on la ~
ce5sA The Ype-bysesi.n Choreh, n a-re~ ~ .s1
rsc~. pzkc1f fnrtser zssscoc -,
BrSS.-o. Noetsy. Fee "a Rsss~- ba12 Us s''l S"F
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I,rxcu- Messrs Perine. Patterson & Stack
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE LATE MURDER AT NEwARK.-Ihe jury
which is engaged In investigating the circumstances Of
the late murder Of the German gr az Newark have al
journed until next Wednesday. The citizens oil the
North sud Seventh Wards met In considerable numbers
az the North Ward Hotel Friday evening reconsider
that outrage Col John K. Crockett presided The re-
solutions adopted by the meeting state that the ad muir
der has not ony impressed them with horror 0ut Is cal
culaied 10 alarm every nhsbtsnt OF Newark for the
safety Of himself and OF those he most loves and most
desi to protect The resolutions also state that ne
cessy for the city Authorizes s.onceto strengthen
the watch extend the limits OF the wsch, and CONSIDER
The expectancy OF establishing police force One OF
the resolutions adopted Is as follows:
That IN tire opinion Of this meeting the number OF a.
censed end Unlicensed houses or the sale OF hluoT-he
opeuiug them in spite Of the law on sandas-snd ne
abuses system OF voluntary mr. companies are eY
originating and eaenisied to originate oaiiases o. nc @
row engsgng attention. snd that We RECOMMENDS enese
suh cts 70 the careful attention OF our city aatoofe%
Another resolution requested the Governor q ,ne
State offer reward fI the detection OF this nSraeI
and sutholinga .uhscripon Of 600 toward that %
reward TIE Nssark DAILY ldratser is already sathor'
lied TO Offer through r. d. Baldwin for such informs
ton Is VIII cad the conviction OF the persons guy
of the murder Of Caiharine Schnelen L i hoped mat
the oder Of reward, with the chance OF eseapingjhs
;ice. VIII induce some one OF the parnes pny p
the deed 70 give information which saau o''ns INC
criminals 10 hght
IsrsRMryrs AT NrwARK-The City CLERK oil
Newark reports the number o; intermenis In tis'
l.
nos were men. 30 women, lss boys and Ia giris vi
these l42 were less than year OF age 10y were DC
tween and years Of age . were between an -
- between 10 ard 20 ll2 between ~ ani 81, :
tween 40 and 80, and 10 between 20 and Ioo FeArs
The deaths by the fatal diseases were ss iooSs:
Consumption 100, fcvers a. dropsy - drop'y "a w
head Is, dysentery 81, eonyulsions 81, Group Q, -.
% debility - measles % small pox IS unknown causes
~ OF the deaths two murdered. Andt dlea y
old age The places Of birth were ~ follows; SoAu
STATES J5., Ireland loo, England g. Germany -
9 and unknown6
LATE REv. Nh. RHEES-At the meerlng OF
the Executive Boards OF the BGpt, Etucaton $500
and Stair Convention AZ New Brunswick, On ne lss
inst committee appointed 10 drsnshf reseg'on'
on the death of the late Morgan Rhees, OF "hn-"~
burgh.
COMMISSIONERS or PuorAGE-Ihe appoint
nent Of the following persons as COMMISSION, y.
PiosAge has been confirmed by the State Senass: JOE
y Ellis Lawrence Kearney, Carrot Ryers "ln.n w.
Hsgsnf, VIM I. Rogers, Ezra Sye' Lewis so'"'''A