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Probate tontl II slt ril ui,. az No. "a
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in aHsa ihs petition If Andrew H. VII
ams iln nplfsluf al thN tiiale "
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interest ~ nli dseoleut, IA the f%ulluwlng
Land, VIA section tan, tln1 fpeashp
eHht la.l lsanst MIN lp,l Mssl, w siil
county, anil show csasi SHY tho prayer
" the petitioner shuuli not b. granted
o. ufiaf n ne Court. lssael june
lhlh. lsis. ". y, M%uutfiN,
Cisfl n fiid rouL
jane o. lass. 81 lv.
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hnl plead, answer 90 iaNuf ~ sll hNl
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cunt a,H tni @ iaelle rendered accord.
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lhn 70 eirt ~ this anlff ha ruhl ishu fHf
fur v,tss 'ssiyet ~ lte "piniia
star weekly newspaper Vflulnl and
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f0m Vac uekl term n ,hlf Cont sHl hat
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81 iailnHlal 20 ANNOUNCE Jas.
hliNi hA 4 aandi ihle 90 pis
i Ni HInHY N No kNeAih inileinl
Hn a, AZ "a nest Oai4hpl election
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fHa, bl pina j., ata aa%niiitia Wv
fH Nufnay II No shtanih lui eia.
a tie aasl ua#ha tIofilft
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lASiFl vi WILL $50 ~ eanl lale
b4flti AfilfHe. NH iIh Judicial
met, M ~ A iIia p0 lhf in Mon
avf'dll af Nk
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|ugs TtHuftli. ~ il9llf HpfIaati
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L.sssrz .4sssrssed 70 announce PILL
BAU III asa exaiijsss fer Asses
fsf psnsls Csaasy.
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~ u, NuuflhN announce. hlnsc'f
! tiliitie ior re.ele,tionto The oaicc
l7tur tts1s li Pamela county.
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FOR CHILDREN.

W ny 10 parents, u yoar children are
sickly, rany es afflicted with complaints
prevalent amsng children, give them n
small quantity u McLeAn's Cordial, aud
Il wiil make them healthy, ia, aud robust.
Delay not q momea, Wy !, and you will
be convinced.
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ssr. s~shsri-~i 10 suasance JuHN
aaNks.E 81 candidate for Assessor
y fsnssa County.
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Stats o. afissssslppt raasis -oaa,T
y. J. Benson J A TrActlaENr Issued
". "a o. IL tnih Jay u
Jossrh Ssvi'. } ssss. ISIS, y Seal. u.
Jch~., EsQ.. Tor ne san sfsll.Ii, AGAINST
the defeul,us. and levied On a Sorr~i
hor<s. saifie ani tnile. The defendant
sstsssht assi6ei 10 aypesra Al be Jnsaies's
esurs Tor ssti reansv. 70 hs held II He-
hina, On the ztsAtarisy Ia August. ISIS,
and sass cssss. " any hsean, Why jads.
nee. saeali ass be srafs-sd axsisss him,
sai said properly ORDERED tots ssli.
SAMUEL ID. JOHNS, Z. Y.
inas q. ISIS. 9,ls.
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Afals auahnil eal o. Announce t1s
lfit NY, ANfuN q. q candidate
fpai ialf n rlnola eoaniy.
Pin oiiofof ,hl stAA i Aalely
I4antflt anuaun0 iulge ONvilik
UlsiN 81 tia peoples slnlliaia fuf
! Wl,1ai w. lhe orc II Probate JuIza
Many iOftns,
AZ mlhlrsfl % anninnes Judge
y W VI khilnHE a. a c,ndllite fot
ds Jal h u l'annlA Coaaiy
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shs June rern. ISIS. Of the rre-
"A bate Caast q ransIa ssaaty. M
desppi. upps the report II shs A1niass-
tr>ssr. sks Estate Of The late Willisn J.
wrsaa. diseased. uss declared b ssis
Court iussivens. All creditors e The
drvedeus are hersbv notified 10 haze
.heif sl.ia. ialv prsbst<i saa registered
IN IL Cierkss ssse n sd Court NJ shs
Isl a>y 81 Jalv. is;as else sasst s.sins
wsllhs forwer bsrrri
I.sssi Jane Is, fs5s.
". r. w0orTxy.
c1psk y ~ CSsrs.
J-ss IL. fS54 2i-sa.
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state q Mlsslaaiipl pahoia County
ina'si ". siaun,fs Iaae Term, ISIS.
vs. Az 500 telurni Wts
liehtrinh dlsham. , lrati IN itser VI
thu rlalulH hFaih.l ~ Estate ~ Defend
ani l,r Sii - said iit V penlua m
the jaiiie0', Court ID Pamela. ih ail
County thai esd Attachment has heon
csscalei hy being levied 30 properly ~
said Defendant unl less lha Defendant ap
pears before me N luaicr'. Court At
Pamela On The 18th lay u August. 1885,
end plead % said action, ia 'aout VII
be rendered anl an order made % so.l
said property, 70 pas d'll ami cost.
AN nAihtRN. !. y.
June 80, 1855. ~ a.
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~ sfe nlihlusai 20 anananee u. u.
Wy ~ a eanlltalr tot pF0bai,
i. VI nalA County.
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Fos Sale.

State o. Misssssip?i, Pansl, csanty
q. l. Esi.iass June Term. ISIS.
~ m stftoHnsut W4s
xaahsf,ah t,rishsm. Nusaei IL fsvsr u
to- Fliil,ff art nsttls kstsfs ~ rsf.n1.
an, co. Sis -. sssd sai, i pen lag IN
sd essst a. iaaq.t, in said Ceanty
shU sa,i sitstaagrt has hsa stscu,c }
D. hsns levied n rrprsry II ssid DE.
tsa4sas, aa'css n Defealans sppesr.
hsfafs us al jassses's Court a. t~aaols,
81 ,hs tea las 4 iaxisi, lS5 !. aaIplcsd
tc said as.ta a, izlznsat vii - rendered
and an arisf tssAs g 81 end property
70 rs isbsual ss.s
A. u. RAYntRN D. r.
tnns %, lsiA - IN.
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W " pNbitlNNA ~ AAtta
kIERr COUNTRY MERCHANT

~ NMtAtN'fH w HHtN
kIERY COUNTRY MERCHiNT
sheuld ast leave the cts until he has pro.
cured asapply q Eeisan's StrenF iheslus
Cordial. II sell. rapidly, because u 81.
ways cures. A liberal dlscsap, w.l b.
made b those rho bvy 10 ali sgain.
cat ffoN.-hsware Of dfafrisss OF
iealssa sh1 may 'Ty 20 rslr ws", soa
srme Hitter o. Sirssrsrlla trash, which
saey can tay chear, ly faying u = lnst
a, good. Avoid surh men. Ask far Ne-
Lssa's NnsngihsHssg tsrdsal, aai tke
nothing else. u ]. he only reneay ths.
wtI rurify The b.eea uer0ashly, anI a.
The stn.s time Strengthen III .fatsn'
uns iAbitr9onfal taken esssy mem.
ne. fasting, = aelr,asa rlst satite for
chpisra. chllls ani Fever, iellew Fever,
Or any p~fsvalsa, disease.
Fries oaly 81 Per bottle, Or "a br'tis.
llf s..
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? vv adtE1r.sei u anasaa,s u. ".
lGVN : a etalllsts Cos Asssssor v
asia eaaniy.
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Ne ar authorised g. sHfaiuts W q
s..kss eaai irsC lsf Coany Ssg.
~ " Pamela tsurts
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FWs ar ansh,rIssi 10 aantasts
|&hOl.AS u NORRIS : ae.aiiaate
3 ASSESSOR II Pamela C1ansy.
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Do you wish % 10 healthy and 'lrosg \
Then ~ aiouee aud set aame ~ NcLsin's
Cordial. u will slr'nethgn and lusIgo.
rate your blood 10 nbv through every
vein, aul The rich, rosy bloom 20 mnaui
/, your checss again. L,cry bottle waT
rlufr,l Ia ritr aatt.fartinn.
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y, AZ au,heri.= j !, ann ,aass JAWS
FNWUliN o. . clahists Cor Ness
u g4uolt C1tntv.
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We az 90 ilrfkM g. aHnluate
Y WtilrrtN ~ a eaaliiA. tvF
y tseasasgr q. psae,, county
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Y frsssis Of PERRY J. BrcrtAS.
~ a~aHsanes him a. a esniidats TOT
Fss~sf Il Psnsis cssnsv.
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a. alIhpriasJl N aHn lare Dan 40
i4ifr IS tslai. llis q. Igslsltcf u.
- sas.s.
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I4ettahsutl HA Hlasaa M llah
Md flluHpsn4 sanlfiua
haN I4lfs n lhA W. luIlelal liii.
I'm lIaH n 1liatafsfiii
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ssars arthsrizei 10 snasaucs 10.
In I. ~ 4 ~ q caHitiste fu-
|1~tssr u Paaols county.
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mafIHf HiH eng lAsNf
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fHF AHHHfHst HH# NJ HIf#fFN FffsiH#
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Dyspepsia, u itfWh i0aal o. 10, A0
Ilff 0fs HHtI Hf lHH fHmf Il, iuH
N.s n liN0l lo tha tifi, inl lain Hl
HemH I'll la lO0 tlliii ~ lai. an n lhg
llaali, nliH s HtW fahi iNthahilmaah,
Naut lnUlHfiHf UlHslua 10 suaueitng
Del h.H living lHan nIN nastuf Sol.
4sH - lbe Sid Eve lIt4, Nlall
Nv lii, lnHsfl fessiA, iN f in ihN SMALL
n ihn haua.IhesiaI siit, sallan la.hea
N boot, Depression VI spirits, tiightlul
nlsihf. ~ thNu ntafonien0tt hf AM
n tnls uia AL, NNIea pf hnl Dee Wl
iha skim ani aFer amt AG8e taf uhlli
ahd loesfl twill nlso cuH disease. VI
ihs hlaliar ani Womb, ~ 81 s,minaI
" skn ~ laivui lANn1a NJ lrnH, htfan
ruify. Ia ~lHmmhllnn NJ Wuasnsta uf h.
Womb ~ bladder, Whites, sv.
rhsrs % ~ .uisfats sfssf a.
TIL. caalitl viii newer lal 10 cure any
n the ihnvo diseases, i taktn az per ~
toctipus On each bottle, ln ucrmAn, IN.
Glish ~ French
ess' Mali . .viiisss - nstfiss
have been sold during the ast -is mouths,
AMI IN no instance has 4 failed ia gisinr
entire satisfaction. Who, then, SIT sui
lcf from weakness VI debility whom ~
Lsng's SirrHgiAmial Cefalii wdl euf,
youf
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y 1s Authorised 10 Ana asss !. A.
[1sfS asa e1ai sa.s for Assssscr u
|ss's county.
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: a-v ssths6ssl " suhssa = IuliN
|gCN>vN ~ a ssvts!ais luF Tax Is.
sss u i'ssala ,1in;y.
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We srs sasas1ssl 70 aansance
n SIMPSON a. q saniFdsse for Tar
|sssssf q Psn,la Coua,y.
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ae saiasf -. o. tln1slee JAS
lONlS a. a eiatils.e iVs Sisrla at
asW elgc,iaa. uptls.tf
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AHf ah1 lih fN
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De- August hHN H thu Hlf r
l4H n i lHf ~ l%lalsel sn
fHl N lipll. ha wife, IN Hmeflf Hifah
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.supfalia ~ ~ Hhalrg fleiilt'is
fm aef ma'i : Hai
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Hsarv s1lh,rsssi ~ aahaures T. u.
tNDOLrii a. a ssaiitste flr Assessor
sfarsls sJunty.
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a'esIs44usssi g. asHguuc FRANK.
Hlul.hasa snhh;c lar rc.tl .lal.
A. JAee cl sAesii u Pamela COUNTY
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f'os Gssessoss
AZ ssshsds ~ sunsaa = IuilS
|!lCN>uN ~ a ~esgaslste lur Tax ts.
sss u fassla comfy.
" s-f aa'heris@i - ann ,sass tkNfS
sNulliN - . ctahists Coz Assas.
d F4aolt Casnty.
: ~ altslf.sei u annsan,s u. ".
AGVN a. a stalllats Cos As.sssor "
AssA saan,y.
ar a~ush,rissl 10 aansascs
shOl.AS " NORRIS a e.aiiaste
asssssss u Ianlla C1aasy.
" We srs sssasnssl 10 aanslaee
n SIMPSON a. q sanfFdsse for Tar
~assssf % Psasls Coua,y.
y * astasrtsal % aaa ssss !. A.
9sfS asa elai sa.s Zoe Assssser u
|'s'ss county.
Hssrv saihsrssss ~ aahiures T. u.
LNDOLrH a. a ssaiitste fir Assessor
sfsssis eJunty.
YEAR Authorised e anasaaes fuHxI J.
- a. . casdsdsse foe Asssssor u
sessA county.
ILL., -.
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~ sIih Aliel 10 snalra,s TliuS.
'Ptul ass cmtillts far Shssif
aniitellas Il "a asss s.ssl,ea.
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~ ~ A4lri,ai ~ snnallst IunM.
I. JtUs0S IA IT. Sher.
u tai. c1sut..
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have been suld during the ast -ls mouths,
AMI IN no i%nslauca has u failed ia giving
entire satisfaction. Who, then, wn III
lcr from weakness VI debility whom ~
Lras'' SirragiAaial ccralai utll cur,
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For urcalt Vlera.

az aa;hsfisa d, anuogata JOHN
MHl>uNhsa candidate fgs fo-slee.
liae 1f nf tirs4it tisrk.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu-
ting. The following business occupied the Court
yesterday:
The case of John Shaded, charged with larceny.
was removed on affidavit to Baltimore County
Court
The trial of Martin Perkins, charged with lar
ceny and also with an assault with intent to kill
- Rotten, by throwing him out of a second story
window, was fixed for to-day. The States witness
is now confined in the Aims house, and the witness
for the defense in the House of Refuge. The case
was subsequently removed to Baltimore County
Court.
In the case of Richard Fortee, (negro,) charged
with the larceny of a check drawn by A. NJ. Gil
mour, on the Citizens Bank, for the sum of S475;
bail was fixed at 81 900, and the case was re-
moved on affidavit to Baltimore County Court.
State u.s. John Fountain, (negro,) indicted for the
larceny of lot of rope, some bacon and one hedge
anchor, the property of Thomas w. Jones. The
jury returned a verdict Of ''not guilty. and the
prisoner was discharged. McAllister for defense
The recognizance of Henry alias John Mott was
forfeited.
The case of Mary Moore, charged with picking
the pocket of Mrs. Reeside, was removed aifida-
Wit to Baltimore county Court. Bail was fixed in
the sum of $780,
State u.s. Mary johnson, indicted for the larceny
of bed Sheets table CLOTH silver spoons brass ket-
tie and other household articles, the property of
W. Sprigg, West Lexington street, tried before
the Court. There were witnesses for the de-
tense. Declared "guilty," and sentenced to be sold
INTO slavery for the term of five years. Snyder for
defense.
The Court then adjourned until this morning at
10 O'Clock.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following business occupied the Court yester-
day:
Wheeler and others ps. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, garnishees of the Central Ohio
Railroad Company; attachment. Brown and
Bruno for plaintiffs; Latrobe and Campbell for de-
PENDANTS: Before reported. Verdict for plaintiffs
on both issues for S4.O37.57
The same US. Robert Garrett, Henry S. Garrett
and John w. Garrett, garnshees of the Central
Railroad Company; attachment. Brown and
Brune for plaintiffs Latrobe and Campbell for de-
PENDANTS. Before reported. Verdict for plaintiffs
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

October G.
COtFEE-The market continues very firm, with a good
Inquiry Sales to-day of 200 bags Rio at 10 dO
cents ioo bags good DO at II cents and 500 bags prime
quote fair Rio at 10Ad114 cents good IL cents; prime
HAal2 cents; Laguayra at l2a12% cents and Java 16
G17 cents.
FL0UR.-The market was inanmate to-day The only
sales $50 bbls Howard Street Super at s5 So 200
bbls Ohio do. at the figure bbls Ohio Extra
at S575 Western Super Flour generally is held s5 so
standard City Mills do at S. choice do $3.50 Howard
Street Extra at S6(6 25 and City Mills do at s6 25Gl
$50. Baltimore ground Family is selling at 81 is and
Extra at $675. Sales of so bbls Rye Flour at
We quote Corn Meal at 81 for Country, and S37k for
City
GRAIN.-The receipts generally were light to day and
the market inactive at about former The offerings
previous rates. with sales of bus 112G1S cts for
medium grades; 125dl30 for fair 135d14O cts for
good to prime, and 145d153 cts for very prime Family
flour samples Red rather heavy with sales of O0O
bus at 11220 cts for fair to very good samples White
Corn also heavy and sales reported We
quote rs cts. for good samples Yellow inactive
with sales at SO cts for good andwe quote prime at S5
The offerings only 4,50O bus Oats were in good
supply and the demand also good OF 5000 bus at
market nearly all of it sold at 43 cts good Mary
land and A cts for Pennsylvania Rye in good sup
ply and the market heavy with light sales of Maryland
~ cts. We quote Pennsylvania at s2dS5 cts.
MoLASS SSES.-There is nothing new to note. The mar
ket continues very dull We still quote 2sd29 cents for
Cayed Cuba; 3032 cents for Muscovado Porto Rico 33d
SO cents; English Island 2s(d32 cents.
PRoVISIoNs.-There is no change to note in the mar
ket in any particular Bacon is only selling in jobbing
lots az cents for Shoulders and S4 for Sides
Bulk Shoulders at cents and Sides and Hams at cents
nomnay Mess Pork is held at s17 and Prime sl4 So
Beef at Sl5 for Mess and Sl2 No. Lard is quiet
HAG1l7s cents for Western.
RICE.-The market continues very dull Mt 3103sl cts
for fair to prime. " 49,
SUGARS-There is but little change to note in any par
ucuiar Inc market rules very quiet The sales to-day
are only 20 hhds Porto Rico at 5Os7 rs and Is hhds
Cuba at SISI4 We quote refining grades of Cuba and
English Island at 50 al; grocers styles do at 81
$685. to fair Porto Rico s727 75 fully fair to
prime do SSdS75; and louisiana S.. .75Gs so w
SALT.-There is good demand for Liverpool Salt we
quote lots from store at rs cents Ground Alum 1o5
cents for Marshas fine 40 cents per sack for Ashtons
do, and Turks Island at 20 cents per bushel.
SEEDS.-We notice fair inquiry for Grass Seeds at
steady rates Sales to-day of $50 bush Clover seed
at S560(G575, and so bush. Timothy at 81 Flaxseed
we quote at 81 coal. g.
WHISKEY-There were sales yesterday, but re-
ported, of 900 bbs Ohio terms public
To day had reported sales of loo bbs 23H We
quote City at % cts.
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on first issue for slo3757. Verdict for garnishee
on second issue.
John Eschhach rs. The Mayor and City Council
OF Baltimore. G. NJ. Gill, John Nelson and r. Il
Battee for plaintiff; Dulany for defendants.
Assignment for to-day 3ll to 362
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall. Judge. The Court was engaged in the fol
lowing cases yesterday:
II. G. Rice Us. w. Q. Caldwell Appeal. from Jus
tice 0wings. Judgment reversed
James Sullivan Us. Henry Leef Appeal from
Justice Mearis. Judgment affirmed.
Jacob Barney rs. Daniel Parnell Appeal from
Justice Myers. Judgment affirmed.
Assignment for to-day l8l to 800.
Judge:
In consequence of the death of the wife of VIM.
Meade Addison, Esq, U. S. District Attorney, that
gentleman was not in Court, and the cases to be
tired before the jury not taken up. The Court
adjourned until this morning.
CfRcuIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CrY-Hon. VIM.
George krebs, Judge.-The Court was engaged in
the following business yesterday:
James Armstrong ct a., ra Priscilla Fahnestock
ct al. Before reported Motion to dissolve the
injunction restraining defendant from further pro-
ceeding under certain deeds of trust Argued by
X. o. Ridgaway and Price for complanants, and
Israel and Il. D. Brent for defendants. Concluded
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PROPERTY SALEs.-Messrs. F. w. Bennett & Co.,
auctioneers, yesterday sod at the Exchange
Raading Rooms, the following property:
lot OF ground on the southeast corner of Lex
lngton and Carey streets, fronting on Lexington
street, (Franklin Square,) fifty feet, with a depth
of one hundred and fifty feet to Stockton allev 1t
lslmproved by handsome dwelling house. occupy-
ing the whole front, four stories in height, with
mastlc front; stabing and carriage house in the
rear; being No. IL Waverly Terrace, and is sub
ject to ground rent of S720 per annum, redeem
able at pleasure. Purchased by Mr.. Jos. Harvey,
for So 900.
A lot of ground on the south side of Fayette st..
"Melrose Terrace" fronting on Franklin Square
twenty-tour feet seven and three-eighths inches
with depth of one hundred and eighty feet to Park
lane; improved by handsome threestory brown
stone front dwelling house, with four-story back
building recently erected, being the sixth house
from Cary street. This lot is subject to a ground
rent rent ct $500 per annum, redeemable January 1st.
1860, and a mortgage of 81, 900 due the same date
purchased by Mr.. A. B. Patterson, for $40 so
mortgage of 81, 900 binding on the above prop
erty due January 1st, 1S60-was sold to the same
party for So 500.
Two lots of ground on Favette street. sMeIrosa
Terrace fronting each on Franklin Square twen-
ty-four feet, seven and three-eighths of an inch.
with depth ofone hundred and eighty feet each,
to Park lane. The frstlot being on the southeast
corner of Fayette and Calhoun streets, and the
other the lot adjoining thereto to the eastward
was pu chased by Mr.. VIM. Norris for Sl10 per
front foot
A lot of ground on the south side of Favette
street, 'Merose Terrace fronting on Franklin
Square twenty-four feet seven and three-eighths
inches, with depth of one hundred and eighty
feet, to Park lane, improved by handsome three
story brown stone front dwelling honse, with four
story back building being the fifth house from Ca
rey street. This lot is subject to ground rent of
$500 per annum, redeemable on the first of Janu-
ary, 1850, and amortgage of $4,000, due at the
same time-purchased by Mr.. A. B. Patterson for
$3.50.
lot of ground on the southeast corner of Sara
toga and Carey streets, fronting eight feet on the
south side of Saratoga street, with depth of one
hundred and fifty feet Carey street to a twenty
feet alley. Purchased by Mr.. Chas. Gehrman, for
$3.50.
A lot of ground on the southeast corner of Ostend
and Ridgely Streets binding on 0stend street twen-
ty feet, then binding said line, southeast about
forty feet to Rdgey street. thence northerly about
thirty-three feet Purchased by Mr.. Sprague,
for Sl10.
A lot of ground on the west side of Burgundy
alley, with front of 76 feet and depth 270 feet, to
Mr.. A. B. Patterson, for $500.
A lot of ground on the southwest corner of Bur-