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80 rvE cE=z==z4z==.-s1 DA(IPHIN COTTNTV
szsE- saG---s7sE- AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
TO BE HELD AT
II RRIS BURG,

HARRISB URG
SEPTEMBER ODD, ODD and 9th
ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT HALF RATES will be ID
sued by the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPA-
w from Wiamsport and Baltimore and intermediate
stations to Harrisburg good from September 2lst to 18th
inclusive.
cars Conductors will not be authorized to sell Excursion
Tickets from points where the Company has an Agent
and those who do purchase tickets at such points will
be charged FULL FARE
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF ARTICLES INTENDED
FOR EXHIBITION
Articles intended for exhibition live stock incIpded
Will b. carried from the above stations to Harrisburg at
regular rates, and upon the owner or shipper
signing release agreeing that the Northern Central Rail
way Company shall not be held responsible for any loss or
damage which may be sustained in TRANSPORTATION or
while in the cars or at the depots of said Company the
articles exhibited will be returned the place of shipment
FREE OF CHARGE, presentation of the Compapy,s re.
ceipt showing that tnshee rates had been paid for the
transportation of said articles to the Fair and that
lease as above stated had been given
S2l-tS25 &C. ADRE0N Sunerinfendant
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CUT THIS OUT AND STICK 1T IN YOUR Hat
Woods Hair Restorative will change gray hair to its orr
ginal color stop it from falling off, and it to grow
on bald heads and a cosmetic it has equal PIN
pies and Woods Hair Restorative cannot exist together
CAUTION.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market called by different Use
none unless the words professor Woods's Hair Resora
tive, Depot, ST. Louis, Mo-, and New York are blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
Sew 81 and 80 Baltimore street
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GAMUEL A. HOUSE,

SAMUEL A. HOUSE.
~ (Ldte Of Eh,1ndn G House)
FLOUR AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER
CORN MEAL, GRAIN, MILL FEED, BALED HAY &C.
No. 2S6 W. PRATT STREET
Two doors East of Howard
THE store recently occupied by Willis Il Co Baltimore
REFERENCES:
Messrs. NEWCOMER 4 STONEBRAKER
C. d. KINKS 4 CO.
CIAUNCY BROOKS, Esq, Prcst. Bait. &. o. r. R. Co
CHAS. Il. COLEMAN, Cash Mech's Bank
Messrs. JAS. HOOPER Il SONS
PAT,k GIBSON, Esq, Bank of Baltimore
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NOR SALE BY CUSHlNGS & BAL
M LEY, 262 Baltimore street.-BRANDON; or, Hun
dred Years AGONY 0smond Tiffany; 1 vol, limo, 81
EDDlES ROUND THE RECTORY-by Owen Varra; l
vol, paper SIC. THE LAYING OF THE TELEGRAPH
lCCABLE complete accurate and authorzed-by Messrs.
Field and Everett and Capt Hudson VOL paper, soc.
ELECTION; or, Franks of the Modern Puck; Tele-
graphic epic of the times-by William C. Richards.
FROM NEW YORK TO DELHI by way of Rio de Janeiro,
Australia and Chna-by Robert B, Minturn Jr, vol.
12mo. LEGENDS AND LYRICS-by Adelaide Annie
Proctor; vol, 12mo. THE BOYS OWN BOOK OF IN
DUSTRlAL Observation-Disclosures l vol. OUR
FAVORITE FAIRY TALES-with three hundred pic
lures; vol. RATIONAL COSMOLOGY-by Laurens p.
fckOk, d. d Union College; vol, Svo. THE HOUSE
HOLD BOOK OF POETRY-collected and edited by
Charles / oil lnrn S,rn IL
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DATENT AIR-TIGHT
n SELF-SEAIING CANS AND JARS,
FOR PRESERVING FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES,

FUK HINES F.KN INI FKFSII FKUIIS MD
VEGETABLES,
Now PLACED WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
BY this simple continuance every Housekeeper is pro
Vded with means of retaining Plums Peaches Tomatoes
&C. i'll all their original flavor. great nducement tor
putting up Fruit in this way-independcn Of its being
more whoesome-iS that less than half fourth
of the required in the old process is needed in this
No hOusekeepcr will regret having tried few when
she brings the Fruit the table winter For sale
by the gross, dozen, single one, by CORTLAN CO.
No PIG Baltimore street, Sole Manufacturers of Pras
Can, the best article for the purpose now made.
Slfenhtr
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SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
CCITY-Ordered, this 10th day September 1855 that
the sale made and reported by William Frush Trus-
tee for the sale of the morgaged property of Hi
ram T. Walter, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
be shown to the contrary before the ninth day
october next Provided, copy of this order be insert
ed once week for each of three successive weeks in
newspaper in the city of Baltimore orbeore the said
day of October next The report states the of
sales to be $1,000.
GEO. f. SANGSTON Clerk
S2l-1aw3w Test-GFO F. SANGSTON
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szItNT VIM. p. SPENCER
GS0 REWARD.-Lost Yesterday fore
N)cOnoon about II o'clock, WALLET, containing
about $500. Some Sl5 Were in Baltimore notes and one
50 bill on the York Bank of Penna and the balance in
North Carolina Amongst the n. Carolina money was a
roll OF $40 on the Farmers Bank Elizabeth CITY
of which were So and 81 bills Thinks the Wallet was
dropped in passing from Gay down Pratt and thence down
Concord ST. to West falls avenue The above will
be promptly paid by leaving Wallet with its contents
with Messrs HENRY ID. HARVEY Il Co, Grocers, LON
bard st, near Light. or with MCDOUGALL & CLARKE
Block St, foot of West falls aYenmr soI
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nN EXHIBITION
" AT SAMSON CARISS CO.'S,
l40 BALTIMORE STREET,
MAGNIFICENT
We OF b ALTIM ORE,
SURROUNDED BY THE PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS OF
THE CITY.
Drawn from Nature by the eminent Landscape Painter,
A. WEIDENBACH, which will be chrome Autographed
at Hunckel'S Artistic Institute. S20-3t
"a FALL STYLE OF HATS FOR
- '5S. We selling the Fall Style of Hat for
Gentemens wear, to which we invite the attention
of our friends and the public, and assure them that
they cannot be surpassed for
BEAUTY OF STYLE AND FINISH
by any that may be offered in this City.
Also large assortment of the most fashionable Soft
Felt Hats and Caps for Gentemens and Youths wear
SAMUEL HINDES Il SON
No 100 North Gay street. third door from Bridge, West
side. seplS-Imr
NEW CARPETING.
~ -.. GREAT REDUCTION.
MCDOWELL, ROBINSON & CO.,
Are now receiving their
FALL IMPORTATION
OF CARPETING,
Embracing the largest and most magnificent assortment
they have offered
| TOURNEY CARPETS;
RICH WILTON;
SPLENDID MEDALLION:
VELVET and BRUSSELS
| THREEPLY and INGRAM;
| OIL CLOTH; RUGS, &c
Our importation of fine Carpeting this season very
large, consequently have concluded to reduce the
prices to a very low point. Persons in new Car
peting will do well to give early carly call.
| 264 BALTIMORE ST,
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800 -. " Il-io' I-Sl' s2l6
RlRD AND DUCK GUNS-A large as
~ sortment of single and double Bird and Duck Guns
Rifles, Pistols, Percussion Caps Game Bags Powder
TASKS Shot Belts, Cleaning Rods Jun Nipples SC Just
received and for sale cheap by SCHEFFER Il L0NEY,
importers, NO. d hanover ST. s21-tf
G9z2 9I5r5L CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES !
zztZ- The subscriber has on hand at his extensive
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, No 80 South Cav street
the most extensive and best assortment fashionable
CARRIAGES that can be found in the city. Persons in
want OF Carriages will find it to their interest give me
CALL as am determined to sell low for cash approved
paper All work sold at my Repository warranted for
twelve months Old Carriages repaired or taken in ex
change for ones.
Carriages received on storage or held commission
6 7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
MARRIRD.

nASWORTH-DEAN-On Wednesday evening Feb II, 6y the
Eey Dr. Bellows II. Sylvester Boswoh 70 juliet Ada dsush-
ter Of the late Nicholas Dcsn esq., all Of this city
nATFe-COx-In this chy Thursday Feb 49, al the M D.
Chsnel Twenty second street Of Fourth ey the
Rev John McCptock, ID. d., ~ g. Bates r and NJ L"lise
Cox. daughter Of VIM. A. Coz, esq, al Of this city
CATHELI-NICRLES-At Syracuse, N Y, on Tuesday even
ns Feh Is ~by the Rev Geo n. Hills Henry L. Csthel o
ths c,ty 70 LzKie Msss daughter Of r. D. Mctes esq., OF
Syracuse, n Y.
DEACON "Wednesday, Feb 10: Al Friends
Meeting House Ranoocus Burlington County, N j. James
w Deacon Of BiniB sham Mount Holly, 70 Anna NJ
Hyard daughter Of the late John Hlysrd Of Newfork City
1IEMyNG-SWAN-In this city Thursday, Feb le b. the
Rev A. Knsman Mott Mr. James A. Fleming Of Providence
r. L. MsA t. asushter Of A. Z. Swan esq., Of Pardyv'ue
Penn
CyRAfF-REvELEY-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday Feb. H.
by Rev. Chas Kelsey M George Graf OF Broohyn -
Sarah B. Reve~y Of Cornwall N Y
oOOrT-FORBEs-On Wednesday Feb H. al the residenee
Of The bdes father by the Rev Mr. Leeds james Scot to
Ma Anne f. daughter Of William Forbes esq., Of this city
THOMPsON-HAYS-In this city, Thursday, Feb ls, by
The Rev Peter sGyker, Chues ,. ThomPsonto Hannah '"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
m.rLe,LReported by 1'elegraph.

Nrw.ORLrANs Feb. l8The seles OF COTTON To-Day were
soaes irregular prices the market closing with
teslns Middlns still quoted lldlllc SUGAR sseysnti
isr 70 fully fair isle. MoLAssEs 25dc EXCHANGES dfoo
.ns STrRIINe, 1861 I0los. -,
Erw.OrLTaSs Feb is-The foreign adyees BY the BIhc
ware published here exclusively In tho regular Evtn
Fsi,ons of the Associated Press but he'd no srec, npon -
CoTroS nstet The sales to-day amount % 5oos e s,s hs
aes OF the week add up 800 bales and the receipts G ese
stock 3ss OO bales receipts At this po up to ne present.
ns as With 81 lest year. tsl short 1 100 eAes
ITO AZ all Southern ports, 470oVo . -,
rm AZ 5Ia5ic MoLAssEs ga eSc FLOUR cioed with
N sdvsneipa tendency Red WHEAT 81 o. and White Sl %
yellow Cogs j7c Mess PoRg Sl6 25d Sl6 80 Bak SAovL
rps Jd6c and Srprs sU7ic, HANS 63d7c Bscos-Skoal.
ers ne snd Sides &c. T.LLow loc RIO CovrEE, li0lic;
ale, of the week $500 bags stock bags sainst 7ao00
last year FRBIsnrsCotton to Liverpool 7i6elSa2d ind 70
Isyre l5l6c. Other things generally unchanged.
CINcNSATr, Feb l9-Mess PoRx declined Soc Buih MEArs
tdl and LARD IA all closing nominal and upse.tled and
with holders willing sellers but no buyers wsnnv lss.
AUGUSTA Feb 8-Sales Of CorTos to-day 500 bales 10
ilfc for good Middlpg 70 Mddlips Fair.
CHARLESTON Feb The sales Of CoTroS for the weed have
been 800 bales closing decline Of tdsc the better ssA
Idle on the lower grades AiddliDg Far III ltl2c.
BALTIMORE Feb. ls-0ur markets generally frD and
changed.
PHIADELPHIs Feb s.BREADsrurFs are 6rm. Flour snds
upward extra Ohio A5 Whes better and heysnt saesd
5000 bush white 81 2ta si 81 Corn In fair demand a &c
PORK fmi Mess, Gil LARD, in bbs 04c. PlckLEo uAns
9!c SIDES eta a4c SHopLDERs 7c WHISKY firm o. 2zoc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
DIED..

fl6 feEth ThufsdAy, FEB h
barton, the beloved wife Of John Barton
y D H sso T. s Of j.u: % sS Dsra con
Sesrs months and days.
DENNIsrON-ln thi. city, on wsane.d,y Feb. II, lieut.
oxI1es v DsnnsOn. United States Navy.
pyBRAvE-on Wednesday evening, Feb H. OF inesmma,9y
yss1 and S months.
sssIEAs No si Brog%s street On r IhpId;y ,yD UGSSs
e. "a csss:y sss Ss f 2s ssd @ %oas:
Y nd eSs: %s.S. sss Il T. & s LIE Fl % T
fHsOns. ESQ.,, Of Orsnse County. N Y.
GOOpWIN-On Thursday morning, Feb. 49, Maria, youngest
daughter Of Henry and Maria Goodwin in the 5h Of
TIE friends Of the family and member. Of benevolent Lodge No
af NJ, are invited % attend the tune. from ,he resi-
sunday sxernoon q: : O'cloOH
HlywtRp-on Friday. Reb Is Elizabeth Lydia yOunse';
sss Sss,.: isaiy Issas:'sd
q Ss ass as Sis.d ss SsS without H. i's eS
RARRIs On ghd.y no1ins Feb 10 Of Asan.
TIE f', n Church John street in the 41h Of her
The friends and relatives invited attend the funeral the
Tss sy haSS SSSIc on MSnSsy& IN 2d Inst .; SeOSt
EB.-h0n.,sl p.p.n please copy.
Gssas:s ssa Sss r. T. oy Ssi Tas a.ssss.oa S .s s.d Gs IS
MoRTIMER-AsN 1ss Eighth avenue on Tsur.a.v Fsh ,s
SsIS.ss L. vile OF George Mortimer IN tAe SAB yes o
AsoN1A. a. 3s,ss. % wsas... Feb H. q. the rs.
en- o. I s,oS. ss . %S.I sS Sn Sm
Lava
SkDERD0Nk-AtY Yorkvile, in this ei,y on waar.,- T.,
kdsn Oldest son Of Daniel and Emma OpderSops in q 40
year of HE age ' ~ "e cIS
EYER-on Friday Feb ie William T. Rys in til, Och ,..,
Te sas and acquaintance. OF the mT, an. rs,,-,s, j.,
visd attend his funeral Sunday s,terpoop 10 ",ih
ffon rs<deuoe Of bis brother Tun. Rye =, Fort vs.
ipsfon.
RAMsDELL-ln MAtinsyils Ind. on Wednesday Feb s. Of
oposaaptson with the bssed hope Of glorious
Etuy B., eldest ef Capt, a. W. Ran sdel of New
Eozk. sssd - yessa
aSsLYr.M Mlv.gles, Via. on Moad.y. Feb. l. Jane. G.
Rsls, bznsSly Of New Forh, sbou. 81 yesrs Of age.
QLLY-1t No. SO Delsnoey street, Wednesday Feb H.
Hxfh Nny. In the 5ch year Of bis age
oAEEAN-On Thursday Fab ls ct his rsdenes, No. 2is
Ssn,h st,e.S, Michael shehsn-
n eLAIR-Qn Thursday Fee. ls t HE rexdsoce, No. go
fsnth street, nchssl B.. Clair.
WOopWAkp-0n Thursday FED Is In the tSd yesr of his
Aee Wl2An gboux. woodward.
H hends AID tie friends Of the family and Of his father hs
se Anhosy Woodward respectfully invited s.tend hf
Del fo lsfe rexdencs No Pacific street between
smith sad Heyv ssvets Brooklyn, Saturday ins
ct II s'e,ssh n vthoct further iny,stoa.
wBI1TAkEp-At Bsisen. n Y. On "Wednesday, Feb. 20
Jennie - Wh;,aeI' dassssu of the Rev. w. WhltsleT,
Assd leyeos
wBrrconB- nB-on Wed, ssfcy pes ~ Virgil Hsrry sop Of
- yco Of Gssss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

Adrsu H. Mailer vii hold h.s regular saction s~'
d s,ocls and bcuds tomorrow &: l9l ociock, 9, Tie
MercboDta Exchange.
Albert u. Nicoay's regular daily s'caon sac Oh
stccls and honda viii lake place tescIow saturday,
q; 12l O'Clock, a. the Mercharts' Exchange.
S. Diapers regular dai,y auctcn sae Of rtocAs va
bonds VIII taLe place tomorrow .SstuItaS', at Ei
O'Clock, a. the Nephsn.s Exchange.
The Michigan Central Railroad Company sss 's's'o
the following card ga,
-1yE,SsIt'. osyI,t, bcsrcS, See is HsN-
An pe-,oS- having b ifstors Of ths ,cIfehy ss
heIs ~ Dotis~d ira. he ~i te Tsid on
ISAAC LINrRMofE T7sss'fer
The ss,orDt of Metropolitan certires'ee r. Do" re-
duced 70 a. $4,000.
The sdvces BY the Bate from NJ Moran q e "
tie sDe favorable character as 'hcee os the
s.esurrs. lfe wac about starting for Gereany.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20


The business Of the Clearing House to-day was sli,
009,lJs
The London correspondent of TIE CO"emercial Ad-
GertiSeT says:
The influx of gold continues, and there is no pros
rect of any adverse turn. total equal T. 81 O0
j. on lie from Australia of which nearly twothirds
may b considered overdue. From Russia also get
some amounts and the arrivals from New-York are
considerable. AT the same time the Indian exchanges
have become less untavorable, and the demand Tor
silver for shipment. to that country VIII therefore be
moderate Thus the prospect Is good IN al directions
In the Stock Exchange money can be obtained tor
sbort periods at even 4 cent, while from month
10 month the rate does not exceed or - e cent In
the Discount market & cent is the general charge
for the best paper but transactions have taken place
"A, 2i02l Under these circumstances, of course the
Banks notwithstanding their reduction last week. do
not get many applications. Their minimum Is r
cent Whether they will reduce it shortly TO 3 III
ouestjon on which there difference of opinion.
hey will certainly be indisposed 10 take his step in
haste but according to present appearances they will
have 10 adot il before long be content to remain
without business.
"At Amsterdam the Bank OF Holland have just re-
,luced their rate from to g. Z cent. ~ Hamburgh
where few weeksb Back il wac T., it now stands al
r cent
The London Tim1s Of the ID inst, notices sales on
the previous day Of Illinois Central Bonds at si, aud
of shares at four per cent discount. II notices Amer
car securities a. dull q. former prices, decline of
per cent in Canada Government Bonds, aud quotes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

Ths failure OF Messrs. james Odier& Co., announced
by the Baltic eexcies great deal of surprise here
This house hss beer doing a n0Serate business ard
was believed to be very strong. tts soceptApces have
been selling at the ame rate o Rothschilf's. a sor
Of Mr., Oder is established IL New-0rlesns and the
bills Of thai house lEcn jas Oder Go. have always
commanded her, tn vs9 highest rs.as paid fer any
bills.
Dispatches trcul Albany state tha; tie Country Bank
Conxestior promise. e be fIEe.
A correspondent writing from Albany rpesks in tie
highest terms Of the management Of the Harlem Roed.
He sAys:
Having occasion recently TO Welt New.York, |
went and retained over the Harlem Ealroad. was
sgrseabiy surprised IN the working OF this road. The
improvements such ss 10 Justify al that has been
said Of them. II Is Dow one of the best operated
roads in the couB,ry.
The following reply to tie Mwt-kee Controller will
explain the Misunderstanding in regso 10 the supposed
req provision jcr th Isyreeot Of -0pe 81 TIE Nlwsa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
The receipts and expenses OF tbe Housatonic RaiEo
Company Cor the year 1857, were as follows:

Balance being the gain III bu,ss In lej7 &4O1S Il
The earnings show falling of OF $lO,S!l 99, a.
compared with the previous year. The road and ma
chnery are now in such good order that s believed
that the reduction OF expenses in 1853, will be $4,000
The income, is also anticipated will be smaller than
for last year. Nearly all the bonds falling due lst JAN
nary 1865 have been exchanged for new bonds falling
due from 1859 TO 1862 Tie general account is as fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..
Cleared.

Cleared.
Shps-Creole, Price New-Orlexns, W. T. FYost, Golden
West Curenen, sydney, N. g. W., r. w. Cameron.
Bsrk-iiamsn Wood Mstsnsss, X. $. vnins
BigsNorthorn Light Esdsle, Rssuabo, Arowsmitb Bal
Emms, Penfeld Para Corning, Bento & Go.
Schooner Marine Merhew, Wilmington F. g. Powell 81
Lawrence. Brown, Climate Nd, Wn. II. Bush; Hepnoe,
Whppe, Richmond c. IL. Person d. Russell Bsils New.
Haven, Edwards Isaac w. Hughes Harvard, Newberus
Davis Folnes
stesm.r-Psdmont vilet.s, Baltimore. H. B. Cromwell
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

IOFFEE-Hio IL firm, also other kinds ss,ss
75 bags Rio t 0fi9c, saA w bses Nsrscsbo s l0
lie. Stock of Rio 4, 700 bass
DYEWOODs-The demand for all ptions s quite limited
hsse only 70 note sale Of ~ tuns 81 Domingo Loswood
Sl2 Is y tun, cash.
FLorR AND MEAL-rhe inquiry for Western Cam. Flour
Is active and the mtei decidedly better notwithsand
ing the f.yoraee news nom Europe The stock the East
N tne HANDS o. - ,es Understood 70 be light aud the
notice speculative inquiry the el0se sales are IA bh,
st 81 0 81 20 for common 10 good State % Sjd IS for
extra DO - 25Gs+ IS for ,upefne IndisnA and Michigan
o. od$j 60 tor extra do - 6eJ for common 70 GOOD
exin oo With little 70 te lad belov IS the close tsioo
s6 tr good 20 choice do S5 6S 81 enesee aud
S. Los brands-ucuded In tks 900 bb tAken
specuLon Canadian Flour frmer the demand sood
and .be Hsht ssies Of 90 tb at - 3ods IS for s
pefne md - 4od IS 80 for brands Southern Ylsur
les. plenty particularly brAads these are much bet.
ter The demand qqe sc,iye sny for the trade the sales
snd eS ta % for the bees grades Rye Flour shse bet
ter, and the censnd " fir; saes Of 80 bNa e30el
Corn Na held rather higher but do quota
tons the sales 100 bbls IS Tor jersey and eS for
Bndyvine and 46 IS for Puncheous BGckwhest Flour
in demand stss9e325T 100 ..
fkuffS-RAsrs finn a. the rocen, advance; sales of
30 so1es Bunch :: s2 So Layers are quoted q s. Died
Fruits ye quiet 7d7. for Safe and Ohio Apples lsc fr
State Pcsches sid Pums, and sc foS Cherries
NsH-lSe 1seCsgr5 Q! lhe gss'ssri hv GsHuy:s spa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
DRoOKLYN COURT OF sEssIoNs-FEs la-Besore Judge
Moans and Justices SchoosMAyER aud uAAMpNp.

NosRls and Justices ScEoosMAyER aud HAnMqND.
Levi +. Dean, captain Of the bark NJ T.. Trout, wa
fd yesterday for perperatns oense board the
eesse while lying at her dock the foot Of Wall street Ths
witness small boy named James Msrky who
n nost years age The boy employed as cabin
hoy the vessel and proved wss seriously Injured BY he
es Of revolving and on the part OF defense
number Of witnesses brought forward 70 prove the good
ersstsr Of the defendant The being 70 the Jury
Shey deNbers.ed hour and half and brought IN
verdict Of Guilty" ~
C0anss for defense asked time prepare BIZ Of exceptions
when the Court adjourned III Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

spTkfxE oOuRT-CnAssEss-PrB. la-Bes1s ISosS
sUTaGRLAND.
pgcIsIoss.
AszsDSer Duncan, &c, ag- Js,oes c. hsc'Fego''
-hotsop srsz..sa, with SIo costs, . .. q,
-Nosien denied With DO aests xo.ion de.
VIM. w. Bshop sg:. Lows J. Doy'e'-no-'0" 0e'
MED With go costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssroNs-FEs ls-Before Judge
NosaIs and Justices ScHooEHAxER aud HAMMOND
The People NJ. Peter B. Smith and John Meyers, -.

NoRpIe and Justices scHooEnAxER aud HAMMOND
The People As Peter B. Smith and John Meyers
These parties were indicted for an assault and bat
sssy intent hill John B. Jssses on the 5 Of January
h On the morning Of thai day Jsaoes was found yns nen
be the the ode OF pond In Atlantic avenue near washing
He bore the appearance Of having been veTy much
bruised aod beaten, and much prostrssd he was
the Ninth Ward Station House. where ser some hours
b. vss restored He then stated that be resi-
sd Newst that the day before he bad been In
Smith 70 leave Newark aud come to brookn
be witness ssspst him tsnh in an sction for selling
kSpo without license Upon reaching Brooklyn they drank g.
several psoes, and finally went TO the hoase Of John Meyer'
went 70 another place where they had something to drink
svhish made him lose all consciousness. IL wss sun
po.sd from this that Meyers and Smith hsd beaten
hsn and then thrown him into the pond They were AZ
seed and the partially examined before Justice More
house when they paed further examination and com
Grand Jury found two bills Of Indictment
g battery with intent 70 kill aud the other for
Midway robbery The trial commenced "wednesday
nd the testimony Dr. Geo. c. Ball Jsques, his wife and
taken, which went 10 oonoborste the
shove sts;spent The defense Get up wBsEs that the de-
parted from Jsques at the last place he stopped e. and
s injuries which he sustained the result OF his having
while intoxicated Secondly that the testimony Of COM
pinant entitled credit and number Of witnesses
from Newark produced to show that be not to be be-
bsved under oath
The Jury hours spent in deberson brought IN
a Of guilty, when the prisoners discharged aud
tAe IecogpDes taken with reference 20 the other iDdic
Hsept.
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