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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15
Madame Laborde.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-At the debut of Ma
dame Laborde, at the Academy of Music, this
morning, nearly five thousand persons were pre-
sent, notwithstanding the bad weather. Large
numbers were unable to obtain admittance
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

SINGULAR CASE OF BIGAMY.-In the Boston Police
Court on Friday, colored named Lewis
Howard was charged with having two wives, one
of whom he married while he slave in Virg-
nia-she being white-and the other colored wo-
man whom he married in Boston. The counsel for
defence argued that there was legally but one
rage, slaves not allowed to make contracts
of any kind without the written consent of their
| masters; but Justice Maine thought that ''whte
women had some rights which colorcd men were
bound to respect" and held the defendant in 5000
for trial.
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r.t rsmans IN tba ET Nov. 12-FLouR-The mar
characterized 1t heas weeks sosav hss
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A COW and calf whale were seen yesterday after
noon about four miles from the light-boat off the
Sow and Pigs. They came up and spouted, and it
was thought the two would make 100 bbls. of oil.
This is bringing the whaling possibility into close
quarters.-Neio Bedford Mercury, l2h
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

The North Americans Washington correspondent
says: Among the curious developments OF the
fact that Brigham Young comes out minus some
10000, having been confding depositor to that
extent through the agency of the territorial dele
gate who transacted his financial matters IN this
uuarter
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
BENJAMIN HORN and Others against ELIZABETH
HORN and others. .,.. e
SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE

I0ClTY.-ordered, this eleventh day of November,
filed by William c. Pennington trustee in this cause be
finally ratified and confirmed unless cause the
ry be shown on or before December 4 IS5s provided
copy of this order be inserted in some daily paper pub
ished in the city of Baltimore twice week for each of
three successive weeks before the last mentioned day
The report states agreement lease lot of ronnS ON
Hughes street fronting "a feet by rectangular depth Of
eighty feet at the annual rent of S5 also to lease
lot OF ground on the northeast Gross street and
fifty foot street. 133x16 feet the of s276
-. .. .- T. COLLINS LEE
nlZ2aW3M Tasf-GE0 CINCSTNM CI,i
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The number of emigrants arrived at New York
for the week ending the 10th inst, was 24OO, max
ing total of 72,925 since the beginning of the
year The arrivals for corresponding period in
1857, numbered 1866 $50.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

koBBERY:-On yesterday afternoon about two o.
CLOCK Welldressed man rang the bell of the dwell
ling of Rev: G. F. Adams, on Baltimore street, be-
tween Bond and Bethel, and under the pretenee of
desiring to speak with Mr.. Adams was admitted to
the house, which he left few moments afterward,
taking away valuable overcoat from the hail.
The police did not succeed in arresting the thief.
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a.DsmEssINe Acc1pENr.-A small Girl named los,

a.DIsrRBssTNG ACcTDENr.-A small girl named Jose
phine Dennisan, residing with her parents at No.
1873 Lexington street, was very seriously burned
about ten o'clock on Saturday last. She was play
ing around the stove when her dress caught fire. and
in few minutes her entire person was enveloped
in flames. Officer Bailey hearing cries ran to her
assistance and succeeded in extinguishing the flames
A gentleman named William Atkinson was yery
severely burned while assisting the officer.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

WIsCoNsIN.-Itis is seriously proposed in Wiscon-
sin to make the State responsible for debts to the
amount of 81, 7,265,OOO, incurred by cities, towns,
counties and individuals for Railroads. The Wis
consin has the following article upon the subject:
''This is destined to be the leading question in
State politics for the next year. 1t is not, and
should not be rendered party issue, for the reason
that it more deeply interests the veal of the whole
State than any other that has been proposed
since the formation of our State Constitution.
The mere submission to the people will undoubt-
edly be carried, but whether the people will sane
tion it, is question that is to be tested at the polls
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Revolution Mt Guaymas.
From the Plains

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 9.-Arrivals from Utah re-
port six inches ofsnow on the Sweet Water, and ice
an inch thick.
Twelve hundred Indian lodges have been erected
iu the vicinity of the military road between this
point and Fort Laramie. The Indians were peacea-
ble -s.
Judge Eckels and several Mormon families were
passed on the WAY in
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INONESTN.


Coroner Sparkn, on Saturday morning, held in
quest at the Eastern police station the body of white
female child which had been found by Sergeant Carback
under the front steps of house No 50 South Caroline
street family of coored persons occupy the house. and
have no knowledge how by whom the body placed
there The infant had the appearance of having been
born alive and around its neck there twine string
tightly drawn. The jury rendered a verdict of death
from strangulaton at the hands of persons unknown
the jury"
Coroner Battee called upon about five o'clock on
Saturday afternoon to hold inquest the body of
young man named William Shelton laborcr, engaged
in unloading coal from boat the foot of Hughes
Federal Hill. He was wheeling barrow narrow
plank from the boat to the wharf and losing his balance
fell into the water, and drowned before assistance
could be rendered He only in the about
ty minutes before his body recovered and brought
ashore, but all efforts to his life failed The Jury
rendered verdict, that the deceased his death
by being accidentally drowned. He was married man,
and resided at No. Is Johnston street.
The body of Frederick Kremer who fell from
the river near Fort McHenry the 5th nst Satur-
day morning found lying the shore the place
where he was drowned DR.. Batee held inquest, and
the jury rendered verdict of death from attack of
epilepsy, by which he fell from boat into the riyer
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M CDED7ToDc Al


l. y who were creditors of EoRG H. SPRECK ELMEY-
previous to his application for the benefit of the
laws are hereby notified to file their claims pro-
perly authenticated with the clerk of be Court of
mon fleas, on or before the 14th day of March, 1852
usl.ss l.. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee of -,
G. H. SPRECKELMEYER,
Hio-@dNoW Insolyent Debtor
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POLInE JVTELLTGEVrE

On Saturday morning, in the Mayors Court Thomas
Keenan, was arraigned charged with assaulting J. W
Turner, private watchman Baltimore street from St.
Paul to Calvert. Keenan, drew billy and endeavored to
use It, but was prevented by Turner. The Mayor
mitted him to jail for Court.
John Carmas, charged with stealing box of
ted I've, the property of Conway Bro corner of Gay
and Chesnut streets, had hearing. Cormas is wrecied
inebrae, and told the Mayor he thought bread he
was taking. When asked by his Honor what he did
livelihood and where heved he replied that he shoveed
coal into cellars, but he had home The Mayor
mitted him to the Amshouse.
boy named John Skinner arrested on Saturday
by officer Dunlap the charge Of attempting rob
money drawer of store the of Cross
Abbey alley He was committed to Jail in default of
cury to answer the charge before court by Justice
Boyd.
Lawrence Roach arrested on Saturday night by
officer Flaherty, charged with aSsautng and beating
Mary Rogan. Justice Mears committed him for
Perry Elber (cooredl was arrested on Saturday night
charged with assaultng and beating Eliza Quinn colored
Justice Audoun committed him for Court
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

Mr.. Franklin Townsend, of Albany, y. Y, has
presented to the State Library two links of the great
chain stretched from West Point to Constitution
tion. Only thirty-four tons were recovered by the
West Point Foundry, and Gouverneur Kemble sup
poses that quantity still remains in the mud river
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

The people at the late Wisconsin State fair were
much amused by an entry of "Darned old Stock
ings" The truth of the exhibition was proved IN
correspond with the entry, and the darned old
stockings bore off the prize.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15
Prices and Sales of Stocks in New York
BALTIMORE MARKET

SATURDAY, November 49,
COFFEE-The market has been rather quiet to day
Sales reported of only 100 bags fair Rio 1O cts and
SO bags prime at IL y cts. We refer the following
weekly report of Messrs White l. Elder:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee November 6, 1858. .13 900 bags
Received since per brig Neptune" 53S
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

y stranded at Grand Turk consisting of -four pork
corn oats bran and hay, was advertised to be sold
25th October. The sPars, sails, rigging &c., would
be sold on 30th
The hull of the schr. Transit, stranded at same
place, would be sold 23d also the hull sails. rig
ging, &c, Of brig Mungo Park on Goth
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

The English steam ship Bolivia arrived at Pana-
ma on the 2lst and brought dates from Valparaiso
to October LIST, Callao October 18th, and Payta
October 10th. She brought no advices from Ecua
| dor.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

THE BOARD OF CoNTRoL.-As will be seen by the
official announcement of this board the books con-
tanning the taxation assessment will not be pre-
pared for public examination until Monday next,
the 22d inst, further delay than anticipated
being requisite to have them prepared.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

Captain Krkham, A. Q. NJ.
Assistant Surgeon ]. F. Hammond, U. S. A.
Assistant Surgeon j. F. Randolph, U. S. A.
These gentlemen all on the field, cool, ener-
getic and brave, whether conveying orders to dis
tant points Of the line attending to their profess
sional duties.
A memoir and Typographical sketch of the battle
by Lieutenant Mullan, Engineer officer, is herewith
inclOsed Respectfully &C.
G. WRIGHT, Colonel Ninth Infantry, Comg
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

The following is Col. Wrights official despatch,
relative to the battle of September 9TH intelligence
of which first reached us through letter to the
Hartford Tunes:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

1HE F,E-Dr HsRTLEy. tlv.rs been temporarily released
fo la PLad, pha In coL.ed II the destfhc
by Gre tue Institution Of ~Ecn he the aet oeSs 70
suuour those of Die patients with hom b. tas been In
con uurica'ou has IL complsaoe with their special
request 20 establish Institution IN New.
York aud VIII receive cals during each morning AZ No. - St
Nark'sp'ace.
Dr. IT, nay here state that l.. has connection whatever
with auy p-isli advertising q teainess Neither las ne
ryen Iiu,on fr the publication Of certificate plrporns
from him, and cannot, the riofc Dc espoh.Dle fI
anY aardus Consequence csulz from ishEes aud de,-
ton The o sfnoney may not be material 20 some pesons
the deprivation II Of Ill os important u the senses
zt g. = regarded AID treated with than ordinary s)h.
Ctbtc. .
Deafness noise IN the hes. aud all dsasreeabe discharges
f., prdy AIT prnsueuy removed without causing
tie pain Inconvenience cure in al cases suaanteed
vi.rc o. Information does not sXis'.
Thirteen cosr aud almost undivided attention 70 tha
brauch ca practice has bed him 10 rcouce h treat
d. sIch degree Il success as TO nd the most coufmed
ai obns. yield by steady ,e non 70 the means pro.
scib,
ghe fovins te,tirouisl, admitted with confidence
They viii show u what estimation HE Prpesso iial
fcacr. held by OF the most distinguished medca
of the cCuItry:
lave had the pleasure % meet Dr. HARTLEY in pra't'e,
srd have been I'D 20 form go rabe opinion oi Es charlcer
both a. protect. n ard - gentleman .
"W. HI. .lRkEs. VI. ID, Prof 's7r Of Slrzery.
From ny intercourse with d. HARLEY have found hs
''vALsSTIsE NoTr, NJ D."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

Two BrRGLARs.-On Thursday night Private
Watehmsn Miller, employed in the fifteenth Ward,
caught two young colored boys III the act o, forcing
opeuthe basement window of the premises occupied
by Bsyard l.. Solomon, al No. 80 McDougsl street,
with the intention, a alleged, of robbing the house
of clothing and other articles. Officer Miller arrested
the fellows and took them 10 the S,atcnouse, whore
they gave their names ss Joseph Long and John H..
Blanchard. Upon searching the accused some prop
sry was found upon their persons which was ii'nti-
fed by Mr.. Ssomon as belonging to hin and IS hsy-
iss been stolen from b. house in lrg.arious manner
week or two ago. Yesterday mornue the prison
were taken before Justice Kelly al the Jefferson
Market Police Coat and locked up 10 answer in defaslt
of g. geo bail In the afternoon receive. Of souc OF
the stolen property was aprrcherded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

NEw.YoRY TENEMENT HousH.--In pursuance Of
recent order Of the Police Couissiooers the Police
CAPTAINS of the different Wards have been busy en-
gag,d for several weeks obtaining list Of all the tene
nert houses in their respective precncts-ther loca
on, The number Of families occupying them, their asa
sex, color and general condition. The last returns
beng those Of the Sixth, sent in yesterdaythis
Ward, owing TO the fact ofs being nearly made up Of
tenement houses requiring the longest time TO canvass
A. the report sill be sent to Governor Morgan, the
Commissioners refuse 10 give the results OF the cae
yassrg for publication report published two years
ago gives the total number Of tenement houses in the
city at that time as 1870 number Of families, lOi,
232; number Of adult occupants 800, ,5i9; number OF
chdien, l522s7; average number Of persons to each
house. 3S; number of rear brhiings, i,260. The in.
osse il tie number Of persons occupying tenement;
houses since that time has probably been no. les than
10 Ter cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
FIRES.
FIRE IN TUE HARLEM RAILROAD DEPOT.

Los. S3O,G0-THREE MEN INJURED.
fIo occurred yesterday morning. bet Seea and )
O'Clock, n the Harlem Railroad Depot N Centre
street IL was frat discovered in the socoLd story,
the Whts-strec sde, the center Of the block in
room occupied By J. MGrdton, wood-.urner aud
carver. Ia few minutes the flames spread tnr,ush
the sew, raj stories on the WLito-.trcct side, between
lin and Centre streets.
The frcmen ard insurance watch wcrs early On
lie ground al worked faithfully 80 s,sy the fire, snd
save the movable plopeity While the inslr'a'e
patrol, under Capts. Mickey and Waterbury, we'e
engaged in removing property part Of the 'oor' fell
H. buIyng several belonging 70 the patrol, under
the buIurg ruins. They weoe ali fortunately ene'.si
to cxticate selves, although very much bruised
and burned, ard we're removed to tic Nes-York Hoe
pital. Thor names are Stephen Ha.loek Of Wi,sns-
buYch Andrew Eurows, No. Ludlow street, and
Vn Kennedy. Ine two former are severely burned,
the latter was merely fcorched about the hands and
arms, ard soon went home. Hsl!ock Is 50 biackenci
from The fire as to be almost unrecognzsbe. 1t is
feared that lie viii not surviye.
IL persons burned out are follows:
oy wHITF.sTRIET SIDE, FIRST FLOok.
Jol 20 Mos.. iron turner; ioe no insuraace.
Ms,9 @ e ,.opi l's: ..s 800 $50 a.s.a eanas,, 50
Jon A. Parks mscbiDi.t; loss S'C0i 10 insurance.
Pcteli Pactas' Box ComPs1yi danage s2oSi Insured
e5FP - ..,o ,. seoa
Iic. HoD5n' pdr .er corrcr While and Ceutrs streets;
dsia'se 20 'tock w.'ef t 9ssTd 70, 2c n re- e1ied
W. 90 IN The North. w est-rl Of O.wego sad ssO the
S'' h'i'a' %. ,, .,,rr s.,r,r
J. marion t.rc in wool. 20. $50; no in,era7ce A.o,
n tse saue 'h'P ~ Ia o. pewter ''s' "'' - L.
Henry Wit, wood turrer loss 20 10 ihruarc,
W1itI Aet' 'op 5-. q ~ a.uf,ye
Bseoy wlcct;, ser,oyPers damage -2)i insured for
n Es EFo5v ~ p,,sr Jos. $500 Insured fr 500 IN the
Conmef,.s! Company, Jersey CITY .,o .eo,,,
,S o. e,s Con"sry ard 500 in tho =. Mark
Frcss Co, steetsprrs hoops loss -f"i in'-'e-
u-,. .t,,. n',p . g. bco,s. -. asro. no IN.
,ursuce. ~
n ~, w. 0'eN'i' ''s '''''P'
wm. web.:er. caFe, looms o- t2oo insured for 'oo
2 MT s,'oolso.,p .,os loss 80; insured for O
in iaoIwsaih c. q n 'pii,s e,o 80 .n,,
JIM fhyie Co, ivory tuner los. ~; Insured.
+, So%en We 20 iI,'a m sigs CIV j, n s. Msts.
al" Es,t River aud uy N tWo o'nei 9,, in.,'
lLc blDdIe is o"neu ny ING h"iio'ii hoii'e' WA
papy ard is damaged about S8 600 or 1000, insured
- ,Ia f,,,oui,, Comna,ies Hamilton ~ 600 Excl.
80 ..no, .,,,o 60, a. -oo
slOr s'OVp, Oo4uhOia s-o'o' o'uJ'.-a"' f.,V'
! Broadway S2,l0O, and Paclnc $!,JUV 1ho buihlnS
was on Gre once before on the morning Of May /,
! Is,c ,,d ,Ia, co.4 SlO O(O IN renar
| ~, - -, -, - ~ a. hoi,-,;,o 20
inee "unul'u o'i0" VI ~ "''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

AS ArtyGEp BITTER THnr.-festerlay afternoon,
ayourg an with bore and light wagon dove uo
in oi Of tie store No y Front street, aud ssh;ug
boldly eiteIci the store sad seized tub Of butter
drew Il into the vehic'e ard drove off. small boy
noticed the act an following hin 10 Bowlicg Gfeen
informed Oficer Ufn oF the -arsSct'on. Tho ofiic,r
sezed TIE bride, when the diver jumped from The
vehicle and attempted to escape, bu. wss captured
and taken to the Lower Police Court, where he wa.
ieoospized as old ofeader. justice Osborn CON
m1ei the accused who gave LIS nause 81 John Eliot
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

TIE DFyocRacY Some Of the prominent Demo
cra,s Of both factions CT the Democracy CT Kings
ColLty are makrg strenuous exetiOns 10 hesl
divisions, and unite upon a cemnan basis. meeting
bss already been held, and another will be held the
coming week to consider any feasible plan whicn may
be submitted. OLe of the plans proposed IL to have
but oue Committee, which stall b. denoninated tie
Cou-Olidaei City and County COMMITTEE, to confht
Of the Democratic members of the Common Council
and BosId OF Supervsor together with the Candidates
receiving the hghes: number Of in the "a'ds VI
towns where the Democratic party fail to elect repre-
septatves to ssid Offices SC. Other plans Wi prob
ably be submitted ss there is considerable opposition
TO the above Ill some quarters.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

rFr1R CooPrRs CIR TO THE GRAXaAR SCHOOLS.
-Mr. Peter Cooper has taken, part payment Of the
reIt Of the hall Of hs Institute, 500 tickets OF adms'
sicn 70 the Cooper Course OF Lectures-aixteen in
ninber-one Of which s to be delivered every Weines
day evening during the Winter, and placed the same
in tie hGsds Of Mr.. VIM. Jay Hashett, to be Dis
t,luted by him to toe scholars Of tho higher classes
in our grammar schools. Each principal requested
"a call al bis ofce, No. Is Centre street, 20 Teceys
the proportion his schoo. may be entitled %.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

Tie burning factory at Lausingoursh viii not Interrupt
or business for The coming trade We rave Eso stock u
HKUsHYs on hsnd st the
WAREHOUSE ANp sAIEseOONs
Of the ilnsins shlTsn steam Brush Factory,
No. IN Pcar-st.. New York,
JoHs q. NJ MURRAY 5 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
fAayertissnient I
Cn6rr, Onorr-sI ,oOO wiIl' be paid il this /.

YouyGsToTv Dec. :. 1888.
Da TouIls-s1: Last Ei1ht a chids fe tson
Coup after the 0oc'0 nsd gwen i die sit bottle 81
yaur VENETIAN LiNfHcSr You're, EDMD. NIL
sold by all Druggists, Price - DePo No - Court
latdtst
n C,sp Troypt5rsb S T., writes, De s. that ia doing
wonders u u Group
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

CrY CASvAssERs.-The Board Of Aldermen met,
Yesterday to canvass the vote at the last election,
Ald Boole PFC siding. The canvass in no one Wari
vas completed the returns in some Of the Districts.
being teIt back fox correction.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Dcc. 10 -BeSos.

pAIFhI 'AsE.
r. Waterbury Brass 90. AIT 'Ls BToot "a Bsas Co.
This IS smt 10 recover damages tor The alleged In
iriI cement OF plaintiffs patent right for mauulaeln-
ing kettles aud other vessels Of similar ciara-
ter upon the machinery invented by the assignor Of
the plaintiffs. 1ue ease was opened last Monday
moroing by Mr. &. ". Parsons for the Plaintiffs tho
rest OF the week has been occupied in taking tosti
mOny.
Tie defendants claim that the plaintiff, machine n
not novel invention, and that the machine tho de-
PENDANTS j. not infringement, bnt operates
different principle. The summing up of the
m.nced to-day. T.. w. Stoughton, q. w. Parsons,
and Mr.. Buel of Connecticut tor piaIntiiIs Mr.. Gf
ford ard {. NJ. Keller for defendants.
The Petit Jurors discharged TIL Tuesday morn
ing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

Nur,uy.-p,rsusntt 10 Division Orders Of the >th
or D,csmtsr ard Brigade Orders Of the sams date
tie detail rom the several companies composing the
llth REGIMENT VII assemble il full uniform, with
oyercos,., at the Division Arroy, oorner Of White
and Elm streets. the iirst detail on Wednesday the
18TH De eembor a. o'clock a. m precisely, aud pro-
coed ~ Camp Washington, Staten Island, Tor duty.
Tie second detail will assemble a. the Arnoly, to
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
fAdyertisenentI
TEAs-THE CANON TEA COMPANY haze O

and .yery variety Of TEAS r Grocers sad Ts Dealers sne
prste families. souchops. Ooone and Young hyson from DC
20 4r: 0unp.wder sne Imperial roG Dc. 20 Sc Al othet
q sities equally low Also SD boxes god FAMILY -
Md Roosevelt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
~orv,raIvypAp-r,u, u,,

Krvos CorsTY CWcrIT CoCRT.-Nos, II, 81, ~
g. - s. s 81 g. Sc, %, @, Il! a. a. y ID. A. s ~. -, y,
,i,,sS ,roas potiosd for ths int honcsJ of D-s@sS
az III Ss,r. .d oarrsd .ts. t.e, wu H. hsAsa s
M ty jsare I.oA sl 10 o'e.ock . ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

LOOK At me PEICE>. t trOssIey's NcduI-
lfon Vltc, Carpet. sl 81; Brus.e 75c Royal Vcyes,
=: AL Wool lngiaEs, SIC p yard Olcloths Sic Drug
set. Russ Aats &c. HIRAa ANDERSON No. - Bo~cIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

WATrR.-Ths main pipe running through faH'n
s.ree, il row filed with wafer from Ricge~c'i Heser
voiz btiDg for tie purpots testrg ia e'q.c' ~
leakage occurred rear Nass.u st.eet yesterday al
large quantity Of forced through the pave
n.n,. The defect was soon rcnie6sed, hoSeVer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
BROOKLYN IIEJLS.

The Philharmonic Society Of Brooklyn give heir
second concert Of the this evening at the Aiae
nsurn commencing at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
SUPERIOR COURT-OEsERAL Tgev--Dcc. i0-Bof,ss
Judges HOiFsAs, fiEkREfcst and AoSCKIFy.
Albelt smIth ogt. Ro6t raton.-JaIg gment allrmoa,

Albert Smith agt. Robt raton.-Jai gment affirmed,
with
TRfAL TEEm.-Before Jlise SLossON
ISsCRAN,E CASE.
Elxur Ward sgt. The Warrington Insurance Company.
This Is An acton upon pOlcy Of tue deien ians Tor
upon goods grocery Nos CT ani % PoPsS
street Brooklyn consumed BY hfe IN January, ls Iue pOlet
iisued 20 to hssglOr u IL pantf IDue wD Vi
o,hcr Iohtes zach, upon the property which
pad. Tier. total oss, - tina the DIS
pute The defense The ground that the goods Insured
worth $500 AZ q tbe.r value Mrrg aDt Otaers
Xaainsd nslA tsll ali Of edaesdsy.
and given tie jury yesterday rnoou With dirons
10 bh.g "a aes.d For Ls p4Lr Mr. khesw bDds
for the defendants Hr. Dean.
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