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PERSONAL.
WISHING TO AS0.1 MALE
lying in Hospital No 81 Lspenard street Ne York
LOST AND YOUHD.
A WATCH Losr--A LADYs GOLD wArCH, PLAIN
"A back and white face, with gold chain about foot
Canal street via co.S, s1s. AID The
viii De nsery rewarded on leaving the same At LIS william
T osr.-oN SUNDAY. THE sd INST. ON THE FIFTH
~ avenue black .nd tan Knslsh terrier dog with
on hi. bach iron scad snsssr % the name o. SKIP Who
THE FINDER or LOST ORNAMENT. IN TIE
shape Of an formed n diamo,ds will receive salts
word where n may be recovered. g. A. sUYDAx.
x5 RIwARD Will BIZ PAID FOR THE RETURN. OR
er about four months old mouse color oson Saturday
tx REwARD.-Iosr. A PL.cK AND TAN TERRIER
ward win be paid on returning her osl Broadway.
cS REwARD-LosT. ON THK EVENING or FRI.
YO Ssy May ~ YONG NswoandlsSs DOS shout sr
white si With elaes ne.I e body sns-ers u. o.
he said dog Al No. s,s Leonard street :
q x RxwARD-Losr ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
DO May 4, small yellow siut answers TO ne name Of
Fanny. Any who viii prnT her % No Ninth street
VIII receive the sbsve reward
= RIwARD.-sTRAyED on WEDNESDAY AFTER.
pC from the corner Of Twenty ninth ana Firs
avenue BAY about Is hands high tl and
srehssd The sb9ys rsrssd VII be pad rhosysr returns
East Thirtieth street, near First avenue
ok RFwARD-LosT ON STATEN ISLAND YEsrER-
DC day teo,rh terrier dog, sb.ui an months oil 4; hair
long and light brown color well cut tall rather long
o. 10 souih William s,rcei, New YORK
&EO REwARp-THR PERSON VINO roUsD GOLD
day night last I'd inst At house the East river LONG
Island wiz receive the above reward on returning the
tnversiy Medical College, i07 E4st Fourteenth
uHk TURF.
FASHION COURSE. T. L-PuRsE ns0-rHE SUB
scber offers The above for al iretpg hcrses 70
which may In harness; mile hess.
Eve, three 10 make and two
Ten per cent entrance be enclosed 70 subscriber Al NE
scurse before eve cciock "Wednesday NE Nh o.
b.oeRkssE1, Treasurer Of me rsssiou Association.
TTsIos ooussE. Lose IsL.ED .rsoTr1Se-xoS
70 harness NJ Gallagher names Rsler, Mr.. 0ornsn
names , siiey. in%sss,sly .nsr Co., purse race vii
IrNroN COURSE, LONG fsLASD-rRorrrSa-nAY
70 wagons. sr RoS" "e pos W. ssss n s su
,~ n glp.ey or aosslssd .oerss m Lsay r.ln,,
as9 .R jane ssnaH :o ss' sSs'sf
y Talmsn cutters b. Panic, Conway ensrs hr q Mats
sgs. ssys svsry hneen ning'ss n9T Pess alp ferry.
POLITICAL
INN WARD REGur.ARs-wTrL NEEr AT THE
III Terth Ward HOTEL this Monday evening At ~ o'clpck
Pm. Puncissi attendance u ,slu.s, I'd, ~, a..
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II ANB LODGE.
N The original petitioners for this lodge requests
attend special meeting At the
GRAMERCY HOUSE,
No tl6 East wentieth streek,
On this (Sondsy) evening, At O'clock
full attendance Ia desired this will be The last
Of he preliminary pizatiOa before the convention OF
Grand Lodge in June next
BAN. G SwARrz, Secretary.
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1xNpI1TIEa.

I.DrErpY RuTI a rBoaouaH PRED IMPORTED
n Attorney bril-, mnuths old for s.s AZ as,i
and four year old Dey colt 10 h.r ~ bgn ~ 81
brosso b barne-- Apply 70 VIZ RhbhOrD !" r~s
risce. ----------.
c,PoRTING-FeArCrs BurLrR, rUbrOrsIRfE
- ~seenO ali the choice breeds % dnsr Lor snn
stocs puers IN slllbe mango cure ard res
% cents per bottle Butier new work ON tne aos VI
mo apoRrsvEp.-FoR SALE CHEAP fovr9
ii rnsI,sh s~i~~ An crpc~turity here pr-s-rtcd for
ths~ushbred deg sucA setorn occurs In Ibis
8.rtry Can be seen for ooe veek ~ y hssh svsasa
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a tho Of several thousand persons outled they
nes sers 70 issss ausuues lana and noaey Tor ser|
ses Ienocieo mo republic OF 1exss These aims and
Le!ss snn p are haired after OF septe nbsr Isl
rv, on may be bad upon hesu and ell other posi-
me soo Law OF rxss bs addressing for three weeks
ssonetos Ciy d. O.. arer az Aoe Texas Oolls|
ng done IN any ponsu Of Texas neferences given
H. ]. QURLKY|
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LOAF OYr1CEa-

AVa6 UrFhs6SN
Az NAcDUTrs, ss BROADWAY. OoRNER OF
nCEEv ADvAECED OF JEvErRy, rTkMoHDs 10
Monty ADVANCED on SILKS, nay GOODS Al
MONEY ADVANCED ON AL KINDS MERChsNDrsr.
ALL sCRIP1I0Nso OF Pykso AZ PhOPsRfY soUeBr.
ladies' AID ss1uensn WIN aDd terms beraI sps bu.i,ess
prompt and CONFIDENTIAL ,. h.CDOrg. sps Broadway.
ar THOMPSON 90. s-BRoKERs ann UoxMrasros
Nos land recond acor advance money from q % $50 co.
cn watches dis monds jeweLy, drY goods segara al
fnds Of serurie. o. bought Noea saeEs bonds. 6c ne
gctisied- THohpsCS, Auc,ioneer.
syEn BRoADwAY. pROKsRg ASD OovxuBios
"a mervh~sh.-we have mouey IN Any asoaDt
70 .pyssSk az plA 10 Nv. wArgn ~ Is a.
TO AUyAsCE on HQVsEBoI.D yUhwITuss -
TO o., h ~, =. ON hskosArpnT 9r Al, kIsoe
- src.aw,y. s,go.,s. cA,ss.. ...sssl1 scor.
Arm HAnBas srREEr-THs WE'LL KNows
A EAACT once where he buys and sells diNrso,d.
w~shes jsveky, AZ al tbs hghss eaxk p1se~ Also rgs
agent need apply No busnoss on ssiurdAy.
DvANCEs MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON WATCHES
N jewery, dianoLcf and nerctsrdise of I'll descrpuona
OF bought for oash nj te original JAOOBS tc7 Broadway
estshished 1875 NO stgrs apperanins 70 Loan once Ba
MorxY LrBsRALry ADVANCED TO ANY AMOUNT
Nl on merchandise, watches diamonds ewerv Ar gols
sold on eouns.su BY JOsRpH A. JACKSON, III orsos
street thet doors vss, Of Broadway.
" pay advances They viii be sel5 as great s.ocsse
ior cash Advances on svck Mortgages, bends dam1nne
. II BsRsrSoER 40 Broadway. rocw "a
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TRUNKS, vALIsEs BAGS. &c.
Wholesale and retail.
". B. STRONG. corner OF Broadway and Warren street.
And corner Of Maiden lane and Pearl street.
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G0rmaEy.
Frankfort despatch says that the treaty relative 70
the construction Of . fixed bridge the Rhine had
been signed by the commissioners Of al the governments
Interested in the question
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DAbtPORTA-vIsIrERsr TO kUROPk WHO DRSll
avoid delay and trouble expense when travel
the Continent their arrival in Engatd have
passports duly vised for Kingdom may
To visit upon application 70 hr " j ADAMS, pubnsho
Br aashsws Brib and Continental Guides 50 Fleet str
Lou6on. X c. thus saving the trouble and
persons at the oasssdors cone
he will undertake to have their arranged end
wsrded rege Fee for obtsiu,aG each wise shiD
Tk OF the American mnister In L0uoI
obtained 70 United States passports The latest editioaI
Bradshswr Murray Continental Hand Books ans ev
description OF stationery and travelling requisites ussfu
travellers Experienced cour,ers engaged on appcAusa
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deepssch from Madrid OF the 9th Nay says the do
msnd OF Disz Minister Of the Interior for the dis
mssa certain fupconares who had voted against the
declaration Of confidence In the president having been
supported only two q his colleagues that minister had
resigned, and his resignation had been accepted fhs
Minister OF Justice holds the Ministry q the Interim
dd interim.
Another despatch Of the same date says that twenty two
Corregidores Of different towns had been dismissed,
and that approaching assembling OF the Cortes
spoken Of.
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-, nor SALE-NALEARLELE LEAST.

Fayette street, near Charles st.
+. W. BENNETT Il CO.,
myl1 -2awt29&dts Auctionecrs
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Michael Shuble arrested Friday night by Cap
tain Mitchell Of Middle District for assaultng
beating Cutp Leahart at the house No. 30 Frederick
street After hearing before Justice Mearis he wa:
committed Jail for his appearance before the Crimina
Court
Officers j Bachelor and William Kidd of the Middle
District, arrested named John Dunn for commit
ating assault and battery George Pearce. lie was
committed Jail for trial b, fore court by Justice Mearis
John Spradley taken into custody on saturday. by
officers Chambers and Hail. Of the Middle District charged
with stealing rovolvers from Andrew Thomiz No 81
Light street Justice MearS committed him to Jail tC
stand his trial before the Criminal Court.
Edward Hall (coored arrested by officer Eldridge
of the Middle District for peddlng foreign through
the He taken before Justice Jolly who fined
him 81 and costs.
officer German Saturday George b Stevens
charged with stealing pair of patent leather boots til,
property of Ellis Coleman No ~ Fayette street lie
committed for trial before the Criminal Court by Justice
Mearis.
ON Saturday night John n Gambrin was arrested by
officer Alagruder of the middle district charged wk dis
orderly conduct in the house of j. A. Slade, and for
saung and tearing the coat of the officer whilst making
the arrest He was committed for trial before the Crimi
nal Court by Justice Mearis.
George VI. Goeta and Francis Bahen arrested OF
Saturday night by officers G. Bachelor and Hales of Mid
die District for roting and fighting in the Turner Hall
Pratt Howard street and also for threatening and
Sisng the officers whilst in the discharge of their duty
They We're brought before Justice Mearis, who committed
them for trial before the Criminal Court.
About IL o'clock Saturday night George Granger and
John Miller entered the public house Pratt street. he
tween Howard and Eutaw, known Turner Hall, where
after calling for lager beer Miller got into quarrel with
German; ARRAY ensued in which Miller and Granger
were badly beaten and policeman who attempted to inter
fere was driven from the premises Upon Information being
given at the Southern District station house aposSe OF OF
cers under Leuenants Lppey and Davis proceeded to
the spot, and arrested 81 persons who were held by
Justice Boyd in the $500 each to the charge
the Criminal Court an assault with Kill
James Barns arrested by officer Muir of the Mid
die District for sleeping the Centre Market house
Justice Mearis find him 81 and costs, and in default OF
payment committed him to Jail.
James Clemmons was arrested on Saturday night by
and Gal If
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL COURT Before Hon Henry stump, Judge
Frederick Pnlney Esq, Deputy States attorney, prose
cutting. The following business transacted Satur
day:
David Welsh charged with assaung and beating John
Boyd Compromised by payment of costs amounting to
S5.43
Shadrach Robinson charged with assaulting and
ing James W. Todd. Adiudged guilty and fined 81 and
costs and ordered to be imprisoned weeks; total fine
and costs S12.49
George Brooks, charged with assauting and heating
Pauline Bloom Adiudged guilty and fined 81 and
and ordered to be imprisoned ten days total fine and
81. IS
Elizabeth Watkins charged with assaulting and beat
ing Thomas Hand. Adiudged guilty and fined twenty
five cents and costs, and ordered he imprisoned
eek; total fine and S6.53.
Adjourned until this morning at IL o'clock.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-fIon z. Collins Lee, Judge. The
following business transacted on Saturday:
Hennigs Brady. Clifford and bowling An action to
recover damages sustained by the plaintiff by the desruc
ton OF his property in consequence of the falling OF wall
Verdict for the plaintiff for 81 go damages. Brown and
Bruno and j. H. B. Latrobe for plaintiff Scott and Nal
colin for defendants.
Ann p. Collins John Collins. Decree passed div0rc
ing the complainant UBcUlO I0trROuii. from the Il
PENDANT. Magruder for the complainant.
Assignment for to-day 80 to 27S inclusive.
There business transacted in the Common Pleas
and city Circuit Courts on Saturday.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

SAILING Boston STEAMER.-The favorite side
wheel steamship William Jenkins, ". A. Hallett Com
mander left her wharf three O'Clock, p NJ. precisely
Saturday afternoon, carrying besides her usual
freight the following cabin passengers DR. J. V D. Stew
and lady Baltimore Miss y. NJ Brigham Miss A
II, Rice, Boston; Miss Gould and Misses Comings
Roxbury, Mass. Miss Louisa Goodwin Gardiner, Me-
Miss Ftzgibbons Washington, D. c. John Cheney Ban
gor, Ne, and J. P Thomas Ellsworth Ne. The fine
steamship Joseph Whitney the consort of the William
jenkins this line on Saturday next as will
by advertisement in another misunderstanding
delightful sea trip to the City of Notions
MADISON AVENUE NJ F. CHURcH.-The Lecture or Sab
bath School in the basement of this new Church
having been finished yesterday formally opened
public worship The dedicatory services conducted
the morning by the Rev n j. b. Morgan the preacher
charge the cty station. within whose precincts
this new Church included in the afternoon by the Rev
F. Busey; and in the evening by the Rev. B. F. Brooke
The discourses listened by large congregations
who evinced by their numbers and attention their
citation of the interesting services
For CHARLEs1oN--The Steamship Westernport, Cap
tain p Berry, left her wharf Saturday her regu
lar trip to Charleston, with large freight and the follow
ing passengers
Mrs. Kate Hayuie, Miss Mary Eliza Haynie, Miss So
phronia Hayne Miss Ayira Haynie Miss Louisa Hyatt
Mi9 o. l. Wiimuth, Messrs. VIM. Weaver, Jas. Donney,
Soseph Henry Blackboard John Iammett, Eugene
Mitchell, James Brady, Moses Fosy Jas Wimuth A. V.
Holiday, 6. HI. Banks, VIM Jordan REM Jordan
John Carroll, Robert Carter.
PATENT REcovERINS We noticed n s 1ars sin,e the
performance OF an operation the Baltimore Inf Inv
Prof n R. Smith for the disease called osteo
cancer of the bone The operation thongb attsndd
considerable danger was eminenty successful and the
patient is recovering.
MARINE DIsAsTER.-The steamship Thomas sy,ann ar
rived here yesterday in 40 hours from New York She
reports the German ship Schiller, Captain Babr bo,na
for Bremen, ashore James Point.
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FLOUR THE market opened again dull today and be
fore the close sellers obliged concessions and
note sales of GOO bbls choice Howard Super
81 % Ohio is held the figure and City Mills
81. Extra duh but unchanged, with of hbs
Ohio at $40. Howard street is quiet s. so
and City Mills So $50 Rye Flour is in some request
sales reported OF $50 bb at $3S2j Corn Meal is very
quiet So
GRAIN-The offerings continue light OF white Wheat
there 1000 bushels at market nearly all of which
sold at 100dl10 cents for ordinary good samples and
lOd30 cents for prime and choice; red in good sup
ply $500 bushels Offering with limited sales reported
looao3 cents Tor fair to good Corn was moderately
tive at yesterdays rates; of 5000 bushels offered, nearly
all sold at 6i66 cents for fair prime
yellow 5000 bus. sold at 6S d69 cents for good prime
Oats were very dull OF $500 bus. offered small lot
Maryland sold at SO cents. Virginia quote at 30032
cents, and Pennsylvania at 36d3S cents Sales of GOO
bushels Pennsylvania Rye at II cts Virginia quote
Co cents.
MOLASSEs.-There has been but little inquiry. with
sales of 20 hhds Cuba 26 cents The market is quiet
but steady the quotations 24d25 cents for Cuba
cayed 26d2S cents for do. Muscovado 35 SO cents for
New Orleans and 30(d3+ cents for Porto Rico
PRoVISIoNS.-The market continues very quiet Bulk
Meat is held nomnally \ for Shoulders SGSA cts
for Sides, and for Hams Sales of casks clear
Bacon Sides at "a cts, and 80 casks Sides on private
terms. Bacon Sides held 9d94 cts Shoulders at
7d7A cts, and Hams 1od12cts for plain Sugar
and canvassed Mess Pork is held sly 50d 81 "a,
Prime at $l4.50 and sales of 50 bbs Rump at $40 So
Baltimore Mess Beef is selling SIG so and No do at
s1450 Lard is held at 1ldll4 cts. for Western and 10
| cents for City.
RIcE-saes of 50 terces prime So cts The market
| is steady at - ld37s cts.
SCGARS.-There continues to be a very good INQUIRY
at steady rates. The sales include boxes brown Hav
ana private terms 45 hhds Porto Rico at sG3 r. and
l2S bbls. Cuba at $625 We quote Cuba L. Island and
Porto Rico refining at s575a6 % Porto Rico and New
Orleans fair to good S650G675 prime and choice do
Is; Cuba good TO prime S625<d675.
! SALT-There is no change in Salt. Liverpool
Ground Alum is selling at IS cts Marshalls and Jey
Darcys Fine at l35 cts and Ashtons do at l45GljO
per sack Turks Island is selling % and 4Iediter
at 80 cts
WHIsKEY.-The market is very quiet and shade
lower Sales to-day of 80 bbls Ohio at 81 X cts City and
Country are held at 204 cts.
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Nicholas Smith. The house and furniture insured in
the Baltimore Fire Insurance Company The fire IS sup
posed to have been accidental The whole loss will not
exceed $500.
Mr.. Tucker Of the city lampghters, discovered the
wheelwright shop llen, Forest street to be on
fire He promptly extingushed it, before much damage
had been done
The alarm of fire at nine O'Clock Saturday night,
proceeded from the burning brick building at the cor
ner of Covingon and Montgomery streets owned by Geo
j. Loane, and occupied by john RosSiter a builder OF
boats 1t totally destroyed, and undoubtedly the
work of an incendary Mr. loane's loss is about $780,
which is covered by insurance in the Associated Fire
mems Office Mr. Rosser's loss stock and tools viii
be between 5000 and S30O-no insurance.
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Fires.

Between two and three o'clock Saturday morning fire
discovered in the building of the brick house
is Fell street. near Thames occupied by Moses Nile
confectionery shop The back building and part of the
root Of the front house burnt also the back build
ing and roof Of the house No t. adjoining the morrill,
occupied by John Frieze lager beer saloon. The
houses belonged to Mrs noes and insured in the
ensh ofhce; there insurance upon the furni-
.Ie Oh the occupants No IA, story brick adjoining
s s nained house, belonging to Edward Brown, and
oceapeu " Robert White tavern, also damaged
in the roo-insured in the Firemens office The flames
ALSO atackeu tne frame house the SOUTH No 90 which
~ ie back part of the roof 1t belonged to
pne esta'e u 'ia'as smith, and occupied by his
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BOARD OF TRADE
Committee Of arbitration for the month IF Mgy,
JAS. ADAMS.
A. GROW ERMAN. 81 " A. DEAN
JAS II. BARNEY JAS. CORTLAN, In.
BOARD OF TRADE
St(Onetarg anH Commercial 3tOirW.
DALrIMoRE. MAY y. 1858.

/ BALTIMORE, May - 1858.
There a moderately active business done at the
Stock Board to-day the transactions amounting to about
SIS 900, For Railroad shares the market rather
weaker. The of Baltimore and Ohio reached 575
shares opening at s5S buyer GO days selling at s5s and
afterwards SISSY cash it sold $57 closing with
sales buyers option 10 days at e57 decline of 81
al - since yesterday This stock left otat 55 bid, S5%
asked, regular way and $5% bid 55S asked buyer 60
Northern Central not much sought after, only p
shares selling at SIS cash. decline Of ! previous
| rates.
Bonds and Loans were in good request and Baltimore
City were steady at 81 ls7js and o6A 1905
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds were not SO firm
Those of 1855 opened 81 cash. and afterwards sold at
Sl&G buyers option 60 closing at soy seller 60 after
10, decline of al per cent since yesterday Northern
Northern Central 1855 showed improvement of
the commencement selling ga, Hlt afterwards fell
to g. and closed with sales at OK, ! decline last
rates North Virginia 81 mortgage uneudorsed
bonds are buoyant with an advancing tendency The
sales day We're all at buyers option GO days opening at
45k closing 46, advance of x since yesterday
Not much doing Bank shares which firm with
to-day of % shares Farmers Merchants same rs
last sales.
At New York Stocks still further depressed to-day
The sales at the first board show considerable decline
which in recovered at the second but
descriptions there a falling of since yester-
day. Canton receded 81 Erie 4 Michigan Southern I.
Missouri 6s "a Panama Railroad X Cleveland and Toledo
-; Harlem a. Hudson sold at IS yesterday
New York Central advanced q, the market closing
steady.
The following is the receipts in the United States Treas
ury for the nine months ending March 81
1867. 1S57-S Decrease.
Quarter ending
Sept 3d.. SCI 925 4S36 20 929 ,S19.Sl 1856 So
Dee. 81 l75 667 80 1902 sos 90 S,OS3 COZ 80
March 81 20 1876 1885 SOO2 8.S5 1882 495 81
Nine months 81 496 122 81 36025 OBJ n All 100 IL
Total expenditures for the same time
1867. 1878 Difference.
Quarter ending
Sep 30 SIS 675 1921 % 81 Inc. O39 AS l6
Dec 81 II $40 80 II 453O7 Dec. sos 424 SO
March 81 II 245 $50 6S 17701.3l574 Inc. 06
Nine mos SCI 92379 So 45l 297lS Ic.4 $50 $73 80
The above is exclusive of the Treasury ac-
counts.
There is a ahoat that Mr. VIM H. Aspnwal, now
in Europe has written home that the funds have been oh
tanned complete the line of Six Per Cent Roads which
virtually extends the Erie Road Dayton, Ohio via
Meadville, Pa, through Warren, Ravenna, Akron,
Mansfield and Gallon, some 37T miles.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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: TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

1N;;;- lRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL IENIRAI. PROPERTY. BY virtue OF a decree Of
-. the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the under.
N sell by public auction al the BAL
IlNlohE bAClANGE, on TUESDAY the LIST day of
June, next at one O'Clock P NJ WV -7' N'' -
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF CPOI-ND sim
ave ana S III the city of Baltimore and described "a
IoIoWs Begnnlng for the same on the line of The east
sue OF calvert street. at the distance of sixtvtbree feet
ana eleven inches norherly from the corner formed b
te intersection Of the north side Baltimore street and
e east sldt OF Calvert street. and running thence north
ery, bounding the side of Calvert street sntaar
then eastery through and along centre of said wall
ana continuing the direction in all tbrfvsa seven
ieet and ten inches then norhcrly parallel with Calvert
street four feet and six inches then eagtery paraai
WIN baltimore street. ten feet and five rceS. then north
cry palei with Calvert street fourteen feet and two
che> lleh ehstery, parallel with Baltimore street three
lte anu four inches then southery parallel with Calvert
street. sixteen leet and two inches; then westerly para
lyi with Baltimore street, eleven feet and nine inches
te SoutnerN, parallel with Calvert street twenty feet
anu 'et inches, to mterseC line drawn easterv para
tel WIN street from the beginning ana est
ming subject however to the reservation the rights OF
certain alleys and forth. and ground rent OF one
hundred and twenty dollars per annum
The above property is improved by substantial FOUR
STORY BRICK BUILDING, next door to the corner Of
Baltimore street nearly opposite the Museum known
as No n. Calvert street
Terms of Sale prescribed by the decree One third
cash, the balance in two equal nsallments payable in
SIN and twelve months respectively the credit payments
to bear interest from the day of sale and
the Trustee.
CHAS E PHELPS Trustee
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iNrnnl EaEann.

NEW YORK, May 30.-The steamer Empire City arrived
here this evening from Havana with dates to the 18th
Sugars were to real higher until the receipt of the
Isabels which caused pause among purchasers.
Holders, however were firm. Moasses unchanged.
The news from the Island is unmportant
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The British Outrages at New
Orlenns.

NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-Resoluiions have been offered
in the Common Council authorizing the Mayor send
armed vessel against the British cruisers
An Indignation meeting the subject of the British
outrages held this afternoon, which per
present General Palfrey presiding Resolutions
passed recommending every vessel equip
before leaving port, resist British aggressions The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed