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IA USE DR.: ROSES PAINCURER.-Ths pre-
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Limbs Back, Chilblains, Ague or Jumps in the
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Ache. Stiff Neck. Sore Throat, Pains in the Bowels
and Stomach, Sudden Colds SC The PAIN CURER
being fine Tonic Mixture, is also used with great
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lief. 1t acts like magic Every family should have
sickness. 1t is truly the poor mans friend ard the
rich mans security -124, % and SO cts
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MEDICINE.
DR.. ] s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX-
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Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness asthma, Bronchitis Spit
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation NOT
only Consumption, if taken 10 time but it for
iies the system against future attacks AS Cough
Medicine, it is the best in the World 1t is now
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
abroad In bottles 50 cts, and S.
gives immediate relief and frequentIk cures in one
DR.. j. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
children. Price 25c-
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM
PLANTS.
DR.. ROSES DYSPEPTIC OR LIVER COM.
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1t is tonic, Alternative, stomach and Liver Med-
cine and was highly recommended by the late cele-
brated DR.. Phvsick SO cts.
DIR. ROSES ALTERNATIVE OF FAMILY PILLS,
for Liver Complaints, Dyspspss, Indigestion. Sour
Stomach and Costlveness. These Pills, like all DR.
Roses Medicines, nontain Mercury; they are mild
IN purging and, when used with the Dyspeptic or
Liver Compound will cure these formidable com.
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FOR BILIOUS HABITS. BAD COLDS AND FE-
YER AND AGUE.
DR.. J s. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL
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Pills, because they go ahead of all other Pills in
their good effects as an active Pnrgatve Catbar
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carrying off all secretions and bile from the stomach
and bowels-they can be taken at all SESSIONS, by
both sexes of all ages, and without regard to wea
Their or exposure. If takeu with DR.. ROSES FEVER
AND AGUE Tonic MIXTURE, they will prevent and
cure the most stubborn of Fever and Agus or
Bilious Fevers.-124 and 25 cts.
All the above celebrated Medicines sold by PUR-
CELL, LADD Co O. A. Strecker A. Bodeker AL
exander Duval, Duva Norton, ]. B. Wood, VIM.
2. Ladd and s. NJ. Zachrisson.
fe I2-EMS WA
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g. .,o,,, CHAner.-Fredefick emith, APP

az n,ous CHAnaE.-FredeFick emith, ape
- rad belore the Mayor, LAST Saturday 70 answer
- of threatening to set retOt the house on
81 streef occupied By Avis Kicks, ON the TIN Inst
From the evidence ELECTED, II appears that smith
owned small goat, which strayed into the yard o.
Rieks where Ii was caught by X 3 doss and killed..
!, me sudden demise OF the cruel dogs. by the aid
If strychnine, or some other subtle poison, sdmin'
istered by some persons unknown a day or Two
after this, Smith not having recovered bis good hu-
NOR, met Mrs Joseph Kicks. and told her snat ne
you'll burn the house over Ricks head. This re-
mark was repeated to Kicks, who procured q war
rant and had Smith arrested. As both parties de-
aired other witnesses, the examination was aa-
iourned until this morning, at 10 o'clock, and the
accused recognized 10 the sum of $50 for his ap
pearance.
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BRUTAL HUsBAND.-James ONell Ill, a
resident OF Oregon Ill., made his appearance be-
fore the Mayor last Saturday to answer the charge
of brutality assaulting and beating bis wife, on the
Sd inst, thereby producing the premature birth OF
a child Several witnesses were examined, all OF
whom heard the screams of the poor woman, and
most OF them saw her lying on the floor, the mon-
ster who claimed to be her husband and protector,
sitting upon her and crushing her down, while bis
hands were fastened In her hair. Mr.. l.. b. Hill,
enc of the witnesses, exhibited handful oil hair
torn from her head at the time.
Mrs ONeill appeared In court, her eyes suffused
in tears and begged most piteously for the reliel
of her husband, declaring that when sober he was
kind and sffectionate, and only treated her amss
when drunk
The Mayor remanded the accused to answer
bill of indictment, before the Grand Jury term OF
the Hastings Court, which sits to-day, Tor assault
and battery, ard recognized the witnesses to ap-
pear.
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Office on Broad ST., Corner 9Th, Richmond,
Virginia,
FORMERLY Practitioner of Medicine
l. IN Poland, tEurope,l aud for the last two years
at 365 Broome street, New York city, respectfully
offers his professo nal services to the public.
Consultation hours from TO IL A. NJ s to 7 P. M.
Letters asking advice, must be post paid, and de-
scribe the disease in full frankness
He also recommends to the public DR.. LEON GEL
gARDT's VEGETABLE SYREP," composed of
Medicinal Herbs, such Rp. III. Resarum, Licheu.
Isandicus Hh- Digitalis parp Equisetti, Sem Ansi,
&c, &c prepared under his care by Mr.. s. NJ Zach
risson, Chemist and Druggist, at the of 9th
and road Streets Richmond Virginia This delight.
full Vegetable Syrup is recommended aicertan re-
lief twhen cure Ems to be impossible) of all such
diseases as Coughs, Colds Asthma. Bronchitis
Whooping Cough, for the affection of the Kidne vs.
and Bladder. and it is highly valuable for Female
Diseases generally By Childrens Sickness it proves
the most desirable effect; it 10 very pleasant to take
and 1t neither easness loss of appetite
Full directions are furnished each bettls TRY
1T. and judge of the effect for yourselves Use it ac-
cording y, and the result will be CERTAIN CURE
Sold wholesale and retail, and sent to any pare re-
CURED BY applying f by letter post paid) to Mr. s.
M. ZACHRIsSON, Druggist, corner 9Th and Broad
SITS, Richmond Va.
Price of DR.. L: G's Vegetable Syrup, large bottle,
one dollar; small size, fifty cents
EE- None are genuine without the signature of
Or. L. u fe l2-6m
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KENT, PAINE & Co will open their SUI
perb new store to-day to their customers. Their
clerks were lsboriously engaged Friday and Satur-
day getting the house in order with new stock of
goods. With this admirable wholesale establish
ment, aud the Imany other large houses we now
have caunot why any Virginia merchant
should 60 to the North for his goods.
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ERUPTIoNs of the Skin, Blotches, letter,
aud gross habit. are all engendered by depraved
state OF the Blood. Render THAT pure, and all
these disagreeable effects will disappear. CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE possesses the power of purifying
the blood which has never been approached by any
former effort of science. 1t is prompt, powerful and
efficacious. Try it,
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ElOR SALE OR RENT.-For sale Q

FOR SALE OR RENT.-For sale or
Il rent, the place occupied by me- lying on th =
Meadow Bridge Road, opposite Judge Daniels farm,
half mile from the corporation, containing about 8
acres The dwelling contains rooms and cellar, all
recently put in frstrate order, The outbudings are
SIMPLE and likewise in No. ORD = the iasd for the
most part is particularly suiteo vegetables having
been used tor that purpose for some years; q fair
charge will be made for the crops
ALSO FOR SALE-A 4-acre lot of Land ad ioin-
ing the above, with very handsome site to build
upon.
ALSO FOR SALE-2 very han 3some and desira-
BILE Building Lots 27th street, Church Hill Hav
ing bought Farm in Hanover, and wishing to re-.
move shortly, am anxious TO dispose of the above
property at once. Apply at A. B. CLARKE's Hard.
wale Store, Franklin ST., to
fe I2-5tif* THOS. L. HUNDLEY.
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ELORENTINE FESTIyITIES.-LEoPoLD IL
AMERICAN LADIEs.-The Florence cores
pondent of the N Y. Times, gives graphic
description of ball at the Palace, on New
Years day, inaugurating the festivities of
Florentine fashion for the winter. There
were about twenty Americans-the greater
part ladies--the expense of Court dress
alarming many gentlemen who had intended
to be present. sour countrywomen," says
the correspondent, "did not vie with the
DANES of the Court in diamonds; but dia
monds were of little account in comparison
with the beauty which shone from the Anne
rican corner-beauty of face and feature
mind-not beauty of health or of form il
which our young ladies are sadly deficient
They seem to think it enough to possess the
charms given by nature and neglect the &C
quirement of those dependent upon exercise
diet, regularity, and systematic course OF
bodily training. However, the American
corner was handsome corner, and do NOT
meanto deliver lecture just now upon the
Misrepresentation of shoulder blades and tho
neglect of red cheeks. Let us speak of tbe
Grand Duke.
"isopeld ii. is man of ffty.fye wears .f ors;
nary height and ordinary appearance H. 81 oiat
zy straight hair. pomatumed and combed fsnsb r.
ms heao; ms whiskers are little bushy; his eve Is
Rse and ao~ncas with spssmodic up-liftipss OF tbe
no, and ny. scouting 0atleokings. At little di.
lance, ms race seems rather puckered and froaa
thaTed-appleish; but when he apnroschas ol ZEN
speAAs and you see polite smile rpon bis COW =.
nsnSe ne looks smooth enough. | have often re
H TINS zinc OF transformation in old courtiers
uW3Meser, ne mig ut have been Dr. Jones or T. =
White, or Squire Peters, or Deacon R,. " lawyer
noeo sney were Creased IN blue froak cnat ~ PFC.
70 oapisy, rather ogtentasieasly the 50 shoI'
Wiz little god lace, few stars, and broad rs
Al, 'The Grand Duchess lie of the Naples family
mHs su whom have seen of that stock is tb,n nu
sSs.oonpiexoned, with prominent reddish noss
MI, n,s .aslA exp ession Of sharpness She ws,
and disagreeable. N ''oAeo queeny
The heir apparent Arch-Duke Of r.s..
sla BOY OF about twenty, with solen ~. - aI
did net notice him, and indeed i Thru ; y. put
~ put 70 bed before the party beg.no S ne
The correspondent adds, that the ;ntroauo
ton was very easy, quiet and simple, and
had decided advantage over the stiff, starch
formal process of a presentation to the mar.
venues of the Tuilleries." We don't like IN
hear an American talking in this way. Louis
Napoleon may be parvenue, and what is
worse, as morally corrupt as hereditary
kings; but, in intellect, he is one of Natures
monarchs, and Americans, of all men, should
De the last to treat with disrespect that kind
of royalty.
s
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~ cp,

& n. a..r,d.v ssrht. the 10Th list, ANNIE LEE,
srf.nt Ssushtsr 81 Austin and mGths a. Gentry,
$50 y mons1 All tsre plsce from the residence Of
h.r fsther on hu.ch Ill., this evening 1t ocloeE
III. fisnds and acquaintsncss Of the family are m
vited to attend .--------
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MAssHALL AND HErRr C0xPArIEs.-In
rssulsr meetings OF the above Companies vii oe
held ct their Rooms. THIS (Hondsy) EsENiNo'
CONNER cling at o'clock. $4,000,
to receivs the Instalments, nc. rn g..
fe l2-t JAS. n LEsE3 ooe y
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COMMERCIAL,

RICHMOND MARKETS, February 10.
There Is nothing new to notice with regard to our
markets. The holders of the light stocks Of FLOUR
Saturday. all held at Ss.25 for superfne. But
there was literally nothing doing. No change In
WHEAT and CORN,
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FALSE ALARMs.-There were two false
alarms yesterday evening before o'clock, and the
count of them. The last was caused by the burn.
ing OF chimney near the corner of "a and Broad
streets.
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THeArRE-We have stated, heretofore,
that Misses j. and Kendall are to have their fare
well benefit tonight. 1t seems almost unnecessary
to urge our citizens to bestow upon these young
ladies an appropriate parting testimonial, in the
form of crowded house. Certainly no members
of the theatrical corps have done more than they
for the amusement Of the public, and none have
they have drawn down vociferous eacOT6s every
night during the season. They will appear to-
night 10 drama, as well as In their usual sphere
and our citizens will find that their talents are as
versatile their appearance is graceful. Out OF
compliment then. to two meritorious young ladies,
let the theatre be filed. 1t will be patronage wor-
thily bestowed.
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iHk n. I. ExpREss.-There is no North
ern journal more conservative, dignifed and
enlightened than the N. Y. Express !, No.
only answers all the demands of the reading
world as newspaper, but in its genera, .h;,
ity and patriotic tone, is an honor to tn" the
press Of the North. 1t is q paper, too, which
recoiiecfs that the press should exert NOT
only = sound political, but heaIthful moral
influence. Were all the journals of the
North and South conducted with the wisdom.
moderation and conservatism of the N. y
Express. there would be no danger of dis
union. and no feeling but of confidence and
love between the various sections of the
American Union.
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DIPPED.-The Basin, River, and Mill
Ponds were covered with skaters yesterday, and
not few of them got ducked, as the sun grew
strong and the ice became weak
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TEAM Run OFF-Last Sat urday morn
ing the residents of Broad street, In the neighbor
hood of Sd, enjoyed race, which rivaed the
tournament of the r. A. r. RS In speed and com.
petition. The driver OF public hack, whose team
none OF the fastest In the world, left it short
time in the street, to warm his fingers In his alb
sence, several mischievous boys managed TO lrigh
ten the old stagers, who, pricking up their ears,
started down the street at the top of their speed,
in half walk half trot, and the other jumping
up and down in the place If tied by the tail
and endeavoring TO get loose They had gone pro.
baby about one hundred yards, the vehicle to
which they were attached numbering after them
like tin pot to the tail of an affrighted dog,
when the driver hearing the shouts that were given
to urge them on returned TO the street, and seeing
the cause of the commotion, gave chase. Being
neither blind spawned string.halt, as the
fugitives, he soon up with them, though the n
at the top of their speed and without much trouble
arrested their flight, the old fellows having a
square and back and thereby exhausted their
wind
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SPECIAL NoTloE.-Speeial attention Is
called to my sale this morning, Of Clothing Boots
Shoes, &c. -
fef2 r. CAUTHORN, Auc,.
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Irn w Wn1our 4

Jso. w. WRIaHT & Co. are prepared
TO receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandise on
sonsble terms a. it can be taken In the city
fe I2-6m as ~ tGsE3 ga
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SKArrNG-The boys have had fine
time for several days skating on the basin, ponds
and river The sport is very exciting, as well as
dangerous; but we have heard of no serious acci-
dents from breaking in falling, If we except the
case of negro boy, who dslocated his right
shoulder on the basin last Saturday morning, by
falling on the Ice.
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WGoD FOR THE POOR.-A gentleman re-
siding in Henrico has large amount of wood for
sale in Port Mayo, just below Rockets, which he
offers at SO SO per cord, but has instructed his
Agent to let the poor have it by the half or quarter
cord at the rates of So per cord. He is very anx-
ious to aid the suffering in procuring fuel, and has
taken this method of furnishing them at reduced
prices. Those who need have only to apply at the
place st which the wood is deposited to get sups
ply.
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om.n 0.klNa--on Thursday NOR ming last, police
-. 81 ,ouna man lying dead In lime kiln, cor.
:, . washington aad Morton streets, New York
night bv ban.. me Kun was n equented In cold
Sn ~ ai sround the place, u rec persons have
into II. 49, " sir lives by falling
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The WEATHER yesterday was greatly
moderated and the snow rapidly disappeared,
while the ice was somewhat softened
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Asst notice. one week longer
IL we will continue to sell off at and below cost
Our stock Of Staple and Fancy Goods IL very de,rs
BILE yet, and we would call particular attention To
our Cassimeres and satinets for mems and boys
wear; Marines and Mouselin de Laines Crossbarred
to make imme diate settlement a. we intsrd ~
close our present business by tho 18th OF ths month
when we shall positively move to our new store ~
with an entire now stock. -S.'
J. 4 N. RosENBAUM.
fsl i76 broad, corner 9Th Ct
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elayo TO William e.

Scott ehsy,ad With eammits;ng violsrt ss.ault On
Maria Sullivan the 80 Of January last, was
rsned before the Mayor last Saturday but owing to
the continued indsposition Of the injured woman,
who was unable to attend eourt, the examination
wss postponed until Saturday nsxt and tho prisoner
remsnded to jail until that time Several witnesses
have besn summoned for both sdes.
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- ELECTION OF CAsHIER.-We learn from the
Norfoik papers that GEORGE w. CAnp IVA. On
Thursday elected Cashier of the Excb.n.,e p.n.
af Norfolk, vice wAreHr sourHoArx dece..sa :
M. G. 10 popular gentlemen. and well knoy,n f.,
his business capacities. ''' ~
onFriday Mr.. G. BARRorr we elected Teller Of
the branch bank of Virginia, vice G. w c.Np
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ARrAL PAupER.-Last Friday night. the

A REAL PAuPER.-Last Friday night, the
wstchmen took to the cage fellow calling himself
Henry Billiard, and hailing from Canada, who Ii
certainly the worst specimen OF loater that we
have ever seen alive. Thecreature seemed to be a
moving mass of corruption, covered with rags, and
emitted stencil that no human being. It appeared
to US, could inhale for ten minutes and live. If the
poor fellow had been dead a week, his presence
would not have bsen more sickaning or disgusting
The Mayor ordered him to be placed in q wagon
and taken to the Poor House, where he must soon
shuttle of this mortal coil.
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TAKEN BY MISTAKE.-1wo Letters
u directed to Miss VA. WHITE, Richmond. Va.
taken out of thu P. o.. after having been al.
vertised. The person who has them will please re.
turn them to the r. o. IL f2-Itt
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nE JOINVILLET IES.-kelected from
~ the new importstions few Of the above stvie
Of goods intended for the sprinr SEASON but secusd
BY the Subscribers ahesd OF the market
GhOsHON0, TUPMAN l. CO,
eV 90 Main street.
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tHE IARlFF.-Recent signs in the House
OF Representatives justify the belief that the
arm Bill is dead for the session. Time i
snort ana Congressional cunning rnuch toe
acnve to allow it to be acted on in the now
less taan three weeks that remain
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BOOKER 81 WATKINS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CARY BETWEEN 12rH AND 18TH SITS,
RICHMOND, Vi.
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC /.

JOHN BOOKER. S.V. WATKINS.
fe 12-dlmS
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A CA r D
Loot OR STOLEN.

d0I1 OK 5xOLEN.
OSI-Between our Jewelry Store and
- the Ma sons Lodge, on Frank lin street. a Silver
COMPASS. belonging to Lodge Ne. 10. suitable
reward will be paid for its return to us.
MYERS l. JANKE,
10 = No Isl Main st
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LIFE INSURANCE.
IITE PERSONS AND ST.

~ DR.. BROKEN has removed his Office from
Lisles Row, to the ad ching Mr.. E. d Eacho's
on Pearl street, opposite John N Gordon Sons,
and Immediately in the of Messrs. Purcell
Ladd Co.'s. fe I2-3t
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG
STANDING DISEASES!!!
DIR. LEON GELBARDT

Office on Broad ST., Corner 9th, Richmond
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Wool SALES IN ENGLAND.- A Liverpool paper
says the colonial wool sales, whicha commencedo on
the 18th Oct, closed the evening Of the 18th ut
There was throughout good attendance ofbuyers,
and prices at the close were shade better than at
the commencement Had the money market been
more easy, prices would probably have been much
higher than those which ruled at the July and Au-
gust sales. but on the average, they were shade
lower than those rates. 800
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HOTELS.

NOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS ON THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG: - =, ;,
Breakfast. Breakfast!! Ample time ;xiven
to eat. -sS
The subscriber is now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST at the Junction OF
the Richmond and Danville and South-Side Rairoads
mediately on their arrival on the cars
nv f7-Al2m SAM,I, D. RTJRKE Z
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ADJUSTMENTS AT SEBAsToPoL.-The Journal de
Constantinople says that NJ. Meynader will open q
theatre at Sebastopol in the spring. At CONSTANT
nople also the director is about to establish
French theatre, were farce, drama, opera and even
the ballet will be produced
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CONTRADICTED.-The Burlington American says
it is authorized to state that offer of $1,000 was
made to Mr. Taylor, injured ON the Camden and
Ambsy Road on the Goth of August, fer which a
suit with Sj0,0O0 damages is now pending.