The Court then adjourned.

CIVIL COURTS.
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THURSDAY, Ftbruary5.


In the Circuit Court, Edward Donnclly brough,
an action for SANDER against John Mosscr, the
damages laid a, s2 900. The plaintiff kept a
grocery store in May ur the corner Of Broome
and Ridgc-strccts. The defendant is man Of
considerable wealth, which he made By hard toll
as night scavengcr. Some little difficulty oc-
CURED at the plaintiffs store as TO bill said TO
be due, when Mosscr called him liar, thief, a
villain, &c, and asserted that his wife was no
better. The jury considered the matter as
hardly worthy Of notice on the part of tho plain
Till, and gave verdict in his favor for SeJ dam
ugcs and cents costs.


In the Court Of Common Pleas, Lydia Ann Ire
land brought an action against William S. Duke
and Acton Civillc to recover the value of horse,
which she had purchased and loaned to young
man so that he might follow the business of 4 cab
man bur which was seized and sold or an cxccu-
tion against him, the officer avcrring tina, the
horse was his own. Verdict for the plaintiff
21o7 Co