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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Before Hon. Henry Stump
Judge. Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney
prosecuting. The following business was transact
ed yesterday:
John Morrison indicted for the burglary of the
shop OF John Saylor, and stealing therefrom $50
yards Of carpeting, plead "not guilty"
Adam Carter, negro, arraigned on charge OF
rape upon the person of Laura Jane Bailey, plead
mot guilty"
The case of James Wilson, charged with picking
the pocket of John Brashears, was removed for
trial to Baltimore County Court.
State as. Frederick Peters, charged with going on
board the vessel, the Neptunes Bride without the
permission of the master of the vessel, Capt Chas.
G Nallett, and enticing seaman therefrom
There being State witnesses present. all the at
tachments having been returned non est the States
Attorney confessed the plea of mot guilty. and the
trayerser was accordingly discharged
Elizabeth Parker charged with the larceny of a
sum of money, the property of John L. Papp, was
admitted to bail in the sum of $780,
The petit jury was discharged until Monday morn
ing at IL o'clock.
The recognizance of John Collins, CHARGED with
being accessory to the robbing of the carpet store
called. Court then dourned.
CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Befora
Hon. VIM. Geo. Krebs, Judge. The following bus.
mess was transacted yesterday
Frances Thornton William H. Thornton De-
cree passed dlvorcing complainant from defendant
uincato mdtrimonii. r. Barry for complainant.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. y. Collins Lee, Judge.
This court was occupied yesterday with equity bu-
siness. ~
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon VIM. L. Marshall
Judge. The trial calendar for the term was called
yesterday and the court adjourned
The United States Circuit Court meets this morn
ing.
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I TaE NEw STlTr op ONroy,ooy A oo,,.o,,,.-
of the CL;caoo ,Io,rnoI ur;taS n correspondent
| 81 SEQ that a port;on ' of tba nros, uo
give the embrva State to he ormed are 10
Shore of Ipa Snar;o ~ NJ On 9ne southern
Congress- wiing the nnmnscai t; % W
gon' a nreferencs over tha mora boan,;G, onlohae
Superor which vas gren tbn Ill InI name OF
that name bv Tho esrlv Jasn;t aane oed,ing
ouette, Hennenin Dnhnone Jol;at "a ua Mar
Charliewiy s6ntonoaon 10 an Ind;,,r anu rather
bears the nnmiyad Epgl;sb transia,nn 81 faie, ana
en- bowl II became sttacbed tn ,ba y; WOOD
empties its waters into Lake Sn,erior fro zen
following incident: i''Hi 'ne
| "ManT Years aao in tho oorI,, so4t,o,. e =,
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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK, May l3.-The steamer Star of the
West with upwards of 81 900 900 in gold, arrived
here this morning from Aspinwall. Her advices
from California are to the Goth ult.
The steamer Merrimac and sloop-of-war Decatur
remained at Panama-all WELL
Business at San Francisco was dull-but the
mining and agricultural prospects of the State were
Forrest City, in Nevada county, Cal. has been
burnt entirely.
Rich gold diggngs have been discovered in Car
Valley.
Later advices had been received from Lieut.. Ives
expedition. He states that his exploration demon
strates the navi gabty of the Colorado river to the
mouth of Virgin river.
Archy, the fugitive slave, has been discharged.
The Legislature of California has passed bill pro-
hlbltorv OF the future immigration of free negroes
to California, compelling those already there to reg
lister their names and take out license. The meas
ure produced great excitement among them, and
meetings were being held, in which they discussed
the question of emigrating in body to Vancouver's
Island.
Advices from Oregon to the Sth of April had
reached San Francisco The Republicans had nom
mated John Denny, of Marion county, for Governor
and j. R. Mcbride for Congress.
The Democrats had nominated Lafayette Grover
for Congress-
The Sandwich Islands have made a new treaty
with France.
News from the Isthmus announce that the Cass-
irisarri treaty had passed the Senate of Granada
in slightly modified form.
There is talk of another revolution at Bogota.
Callao dates to the 18th of April represent affairs
quiet. Gen. Castillo had arrived at Arequipa and
was enthusiastically received.
The United States Steamer Saranac left Yalparai-
so on the Sd ult. for Callao.
The Surveying steamer Shubrick arrived at Pan
anna on the 18th ult.
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1ublit Sails.
By SANIL. H. COVER

fN"i TRUSTEES SALE.-Under a decree
M OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the undcr
-. signed, Trustee, will offer at public sale at the
premises hereinafter mentioned TUESDAY the first
day of June, at O'Clock, P. NJ: e iirs'
l. ALL THAT LOT in fee simple, on the west side Of
Charles street. ftys feet south from Pratt strot
having front of fifteen feet with depth of sixtv Greet
feet with the privilege of side alley the south side If
Ie LOT The improvements consist of three story Brick
Building. ""'A
2 ALL THAT LEASEHOLD LOT OF GROUND adj.
OF twenytwo feet subject the use of the alley aore
sad for lot No and depth of ninety feet to an alley
eaulng INTO Pratt street The Improvements consist of
Brick Back Building. Ground rent $4S. SO per annum
Terms ofsale-One third cash, and balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and security ~
Title good Refer to 7. Parkin Scott ESQ., l6 St Paul
street. j. MIDDLEMORE, Trustee
SAML ii. COVER, Auctr
my12 cots No 81 Ralt;mora strat
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MARKETS.

New YORK, May l3.-Cotton is unsettled-sales
OF 5000 bales at decline of 3s@H Quotations
nominal. Flour firm-saes IA, 500 bbls State at
S4@4.15; Ohio S4.306D4.5O an advance of 10 cents:
Southern unchanged. Wheat-Prices have ad-
vanced-sales "a 900 bushels Southern white ll76
rs cents; Western red 9s@1OO cents Corn is firm
sales of a., 900 bushels an advance of l cent on
yellow. Sales at 1905 cents. Pork is heavy
Mess has declined 40 cents-sales at l7.50@li. 81;
Prime ST.. 4O@l4.5O. Lard is dull at HOLLIS cts.
Whiskey is steady at 2O12 cts. Sugar steadygNew
Orleans $1,000 cents; Muscovado So cts Coffee
is steady at l0@ll@ cts. Turpentine is heavy at
4S12 cts Rosin is heavy-sales 1000 bbls at 81 As
@Sl.5O. Rice is steady. Freights are firm
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table. VII '''e
lie also reported resolution to change the gut
table. VA '-o
Mr.. Simms presented petition from number of
ctzens adverse to the passage of the ordinance re-
iatlng to green grocers. Laid on the table.
at O'Clock
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fM TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore city the
= u6scrlber, as Trustee, will offer at public sale at
the EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of June at
one o'clock, the following described property
All that LOT OF GROUND beginning on the south side
OF Great German street, and the line of the ground
owned ny st. Pauls Nestry, and used as a burial
ground running thence southwardly binding on said
ground one hundred feet to twenty alley with the
use thereof thence eastwardy, parallel with German
street - feet inches thence nOrtwardy one hundred
iee herman street. thence weswardy Is feet inches
to the place of beginning.
And also all that LOT OF GROUND beginning on the
socth SIDE OF Great German street Is feet inches from
Ine easernmost line of the ground owned by St. Paus
Nestry above described, and runpil ence southwardy
one hundred feet to twenty feet alley with the use and
privilege thereof thence eastwardy Is feet inches par
el with German street. thence northwardy straight
line one hundred feet to German street, thence westward
Is ieet, inches, to the place of beginning
These lots are subject jointly ground rent of S1s7
LING. ~" "
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
third cash. and the balance in four eight months to be
secured by approved endorsed notes bearing interest
j. MALCOLM Trustee.
80 No. q Lexington street.
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RON BEDSTEADS, GARDEN VASES,
&c We just in receipt of several different styles
Vi 1EoN bEDSFEADS to which we call attention.
nave among them some very low priced, and partic
ularly adapted for servants use.
nave also in store variety OF styles and sizes OF
VASES suitable for ornamental purposes, fountains ETC.
etc.
We also continue to keep the celebrated BLUE RIDGE
COOK STOVE, in four different sizes, which we offer at
prices corresponding with the times 1t is Baltimore
made stove and has had greater sale in this market than
any Coal burning Cook Stove introduced here.
We have several different patterns of Cooking Ranges
for wood coal, to which also invite attention.
COLLINS, HEATH & HUTCHINSON,
Maryland Stove and Plumbing House,
mr20f % LIGHT STREET.
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l.. NJ. REYNOLDS Trustee.
- WILLIAM HAMILTON,
ap23-eodts

fF:f TRUSTEES SALE.-I will, by VIZ
M tue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
nIci city, sell by public auction the premises on
IUESDAY, May 18th, 1885, at o'clock p NJ All that
LOT OF GROUND situated in the city aforesaid and de-
scrlDed as follows: Beginning therefor south
corner of Orleans and Ann Streets running south
on Ann street % feet inches thence extending west of
UNIFORM wi1th ana binding on Orleans street so feet to
common alley three feet wide subject to an ANIMAL
ground rent of fifty dollars pay able half yearly
- me lot is improved by 2 THREE STORY BRICK
hooSES The one on the is occupied as a store
and dwelling with back building, and the other as
TERMS OF SALE.-One-hal cash. and the balance in
SIX months, with interest and notes endorsed
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
WIN. HAMILTON,
dpzi-zaWuS
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ISABEL.

CHARLESTON, May 13.-The steamer Isabel from
Havana, with dates to the 10th has arrived. Su-
gars and Molasses firm. Sterling Exchange
ll14@12 per cent. Francs par to = per cent. dis
count. Exchange on New lork par to y per cent
premium. Freights unchanged. No wrecks re-
ported.
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BOARD OF TRADE
Committee Of Arbitration for the month of Mqv
JAS. C. ADAMS
A. GROVERMAN W DEAN
'Ao H. BARNEY, JAS. C0RTLAN, JR.
1(onetarp ana Commercial 4eOietu.
BALTIMORE, Nav Is. 1858.

BALTIMORE, May Is, 1885,
The Stock market continues quite active the business
done at the Board to-day reaching 100000 Balt
more and Ohio Railroad of which 255 shares were sold
again declined The opening cash sales were at $50 SELL
ing down to $751; but subsequently recovering somewhat
and going up to S5S4 For time contracts the morket
opened at S5S4 buyer co. with sales afterwards at sSk
500 S59f and again at $780, and buyer 80 at S5sA Sell
lers option 60 days. the sales at S5S and seller GO
aer 81 and 10 at S5S& The stock closed S5S4 bid
S5Sh asked regular way and $50 bid s59X asked buver
GO days, showing decline of rs cts since Yesterday
There $50 shares Northern Central Railway dis
posed of at S1S& cash. $685. buyer 90 and slsaGs1sx
buyer 60 days, better feeling apparent in this stock
and it closed at SlS4 offered $1SH asked cash; sls
offered, 1875 asked buyer 60.
In loans moderate business transacted Baltimore
city 6s 1856 steady at 95H while those of 1850
Drought 96d 96& an Improvement of S1 81 so yes
erdays rates Northern Central Railway bonds advanced
per cent the sales including SIS OO0 1855 at 592
cox shares Bank Baltimore sold at 500 and loo
shares Franklin Bank at $11
better feeling appears to have been manifested at the
New York Boards to-day. Erie advanced \; Michigan
Southern "a; Panama Il Reading X; New York Central
q; Hudson q, the market closing steady.
The movement of the banks in the principal cities
of the Unon in which weekly reports are made as shown
by their last statements, is folly:
" ~ Loans Deposits, Specie. Circuln
0o,l4 Z
Bos'n May H. 5l6797OO 81 BAL 900 935 200 6l65 O0O
Phila., do. 22,l90,924 Is 20035S 714s62S 24O6482
o., May l.. 159S3o46 166S1 1893 10 1852 7945 SS4
$202 500 625 1874 O97 e. $40 126 $50 400
Last week.. POI 1903 rs 1874 474 O61 81 $50
The Assistant Treasurer New York reports yesterday
as follows
Iotal recepts,... .................S1l6 7 423 CT
Iotli payments. 7943S 80
lotal balance. 41S5320 90
The receipts include S104 900 from customs and 81 OOO
600 as deposits accepted bids for Treasury notes.
The transactions at the Clearing House this morning
Were as follows
Ao'ai oh0es''''''. 1,292, 463 AZ
Inc New York Tribune of to-day says:
The payments into the SubTreasuy on account of Treas
ury Notes have reached 81 100 600 The new per
cents are held at per cent premium and about 300 900
have been engaged at y per cent premium The Az Der
cents are premium and the per cents per cent prem
UNI with small sale at q per The per cents are q
d5o cts discount There in the street that
there would be award by the Secretary to the per
cent DDS Tor the new ISSUE but could ascertain the
authority for it. ~
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The market was well supplied with good cattle TODAY
put prices declined nearly cent pound The receipts dur
ing the past few weeks having been large there having
been left quite large number last week prices could
not be kept the strenuous exertions
brokers' to do There sale to-day some of the
nest steers have this and during the early
hours some of them sold at OK cents 1t was thought
mat q large number would be left over unsold.
AT Bergen Hill and the other yards moderate business
was done at the decne-at the former place about 200
head changed hands Monday at from X to s \ cts
Other stock in moderate demand at last weeks
prices.
Swine are plenty, and sell at 5(G5H cts.
The total receipts of all stock all the yards for the
week were as follows 80 ~
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A DOURT.E MIrpnEp

PHILADELPHIA, May ia man named George L.
Goodwin shot a female named Lizzie Marshall this
morning, in Franklin Square, and then shot him
SELF and died in a few minutes. The woman is still
alive, but supposed to be fatally injured She belong
ed to Lynn, Massachusetts, and had been living with
Goodwin, whom she left lately. Goodwin belongs
to Boston, and has wife and two children and
mother living in that city. aaf .t.ep
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ffr+Es:At TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRARI. z

' IL D
HiiiI PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH WEST
s-z11 CORNER OF PARK AND MULBERRY STREETS.
by virtue OF decree of the Superior Baltimore
city sitting in equity the undersigned will offer for sale
az Puplc auction, on the premises THURSDAY, the
10th day of May next, at IL O'Clock NJ
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
ana lying in the city of Baltimore and described fol
lows that is to Beginning for the at the
formed by the intersection of the south side of Mulberry
street and the west side of Park street. and running
thence southerly binding Park street. ninety nine
feet to an alley twelve feet wide; thence westerly, bound
ing on that alley feet thence northery parallel
with Park street ninety nine feet to Mulberry street and
thence easterly binding Mulberry street yon feet
to place of beginning Subject to the payment of the
ANNUAL GROUND RENT OF TWO HUNDRED Am
SEVENTY TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY FIVE
CENTS.
The whole lot is improved by SEVEN BRICK HOUSES
the house being well located the grocery or
provision business.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the decree-One.
third cash on the day of sale; third OH credit of
six MONTHS and the remaining third in twelve months
the deferred to interest and to secured
to the satisfaction of the under signed
ooo JOHN j. SNYDER. Trustee,
IaNatta gtRaa
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FROM PORT DE TTE

NEW YORK, May l3.--Port Platte advices of the Sd
have been received. The Dominican feet were be-
seiging the place. The American schooner ewing OF
the Wind run the blockade unframed although
seven shots were fired at her. On the LIST, few
shots We're fired into the place. which were returned
from tho shnra
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FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHINGToN, May l3.-It was inadro,r.,
stated yesterday that the War Department had tbs
refusal of the Wietts Point property, for fort;fca
ton purposes, until the LIST of April 1859 but it has
lished. r
Some of the Kansas appointments have been
made from the citizens of that Territory Mr. Nor
ris Receiver of Public Moneys, and Mr.. Patterson.
formerly of Pennsylvania, Register of the Land OF
flee at Ogden, and Mr.. Moran, Register of the Land
Office at Fort Scott; A. c. Davis, formerly of New
York, District Attorney; B. j. Neusen, Agent for
the Shawnee Indians, and Mr.. Badger, Agent for
the kickapoos.
The United States steamer Wabash will leave for
the Mediterranean about the LIST of June The
Savannah will be ready for sea in the course
of fortnight and join the Home Squadron.
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CHAS. +. PHELPS, Trustee.
GIBSON & CO.. Auctioneers
d. MORTG AGEF,S SALE r., ,,ir+,,o ~

ff;I;i MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-By virtue of
M the provisions of the Act of Assembly of December
session, A: d., 1926 CHI. 1872 and a mortgage execu-
Ell by Christopher f. Miller and wife to Richard s
Hardesy dared 10th July, A. D. 1854 recorded among
the land records of Baltimore county in Iiber H. NJ F.
NO T. folio 353, &c and power of attorney to me from
the mortgagee the undersigned, attorney will SELL
on the premises, on SATURDAY, the ODD day of Nav
next, at II O'Clock, NJ to the highest bidder the two
following PARCELS OF GROUND, lying in Baltimore
county, and fully described in aforesaid mortgage
me hrst parcel is in Hookstown, the Reistertown
pike the north side thereof miles from the city
and is part of Coles Adventure" 1t in fee simple
ana contains about rs acres, less fine fertile
land The improvements good and consist of a TWO
STORf STONE DWELLING and outhouses
The second parcel adiOns the first contains about
acres more or less of fertile land 1t is subject to re
deemable and small rent of $50 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE are One third cash. third in six
anu IN twelve months; with interest and APP
proved security for the credit payments
HENRY C. DALLAM,
Attorney.
GIBSON 4 CO.
myleo&ds Auctioneers
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12-aaw&ds Isl CANNON K MATTHE f!E'Sn 4 !
BY +. w. BENNETT 4 co.
49, So TRUSTEES SALE.-By yirue M

ST:;;t TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de
Hl cree of the Circuit Court Baltimore CITY passed
@ln cause wherein Jacob MeSsersmith is COMPLAIN
ant and Andrew Schauba and Alexander h Davidson
are defendants the Undersigned Trustee will offer for
sale, at public auction the premises on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, the second day of June at four o'clock
the following property, viz:
All that LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, situate and lying in the city Baltimore aor
said, which is thus described Beginning for the same at
the corner formed by the intersection the south side of
fatt street and the west side Of Emory street and
nng thence binding Pratt street westerly eighteen
feet nine inches thence sOutherly parallel with Emory
street. seventy five feet to three feet alley thence es
ery, binding said alley eighteen feet nine inches to
Emory street, and thence northery, binding on Emory
street seventy five feet to the place beginning Subject
to the payment of the yearly sixty dollars and
ninety cents payable half yearly on the first of Jan
uary ana July in each year. being the same ground de
scrDe IN an ndenture Of mortgage from the Andrew
Schauba to the said Jacob MesserSmh dated the 2d d
tmore city, in liber f. D. No I24 folio 2l9 &c and Is
the same ground which was by an ndenture of ASSIGN
ment dated the 4th day of pr 1857 and recorded amon
the land records of Baltimore city aforesaid in Iibr +
~ No 49, folio AS &c. assigned transferred by the
SAID Andrew Schaubla to the said Alexander Davidson
subject to the said mortgage from the said Andrew Schaub
la to the said Jacob Messersmith
me improvements consist of three story brick DWEI
Ling HOUSE. with two-story brick back buildinr
known as No 377 The first story the front house Is
htted up for and has been used Is a Store
me terms OF sale prescribed by the said decree are
ohe nan cash. and the balance in three months with in
erest from the day Of sale secured by note with
dorsement satisfactory to the Trustee.
EDWARD ISRAEL, Trustee
No 7. Tract House
Fayette street, Charles ST.
+. W. BENNETT 4 co,
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BURNT AT SEA.

New York, May l3.--The ship Osternalde, of
Boston, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, was burnt
at on the 9TH of May. She was only few days
from port. Total loss.
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trustees
GIBSON & CO.,
AuctiOnpprS
f tt.a TRUSTEES SALE Or, YAIuARI u

fT::;f TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE
MiI CENTRAL. PROPERTY.-By virtue of a decree of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, the under
signed Trustee, will SELL by public auction at the BAL
IlMokE EXCHANGE, on TUESDAY the LIST day of
June, next at one o'clock P. NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL. OF GROUND situ-
ate ana lying in the city of Baltimore and described as
ioiows BeSnnlng for the line of the east
sde OF calvert street at the distance sixty three feet
ana eleven inches nothcrly from the formed by
the intersection of the north side of Baltimore street and
the east side of Calvert street. running thence north
ery bounding the east side of Calvert street seventeen
leet ana three inches to the
then eastery through and along centre of said wall
ana continuing the same direction, in all thirty
ieet and ten inches then northcry parallel with Calvert
street four feet and six inches; then easerly parallel
with Baltimore street ten feet and five ches then north
ery parallel with Calvert street. fourteen feet and two
hceS en eisterly parallel with Baltimore street three
ieet ana Jour inches; then southery parallel with Calvert
street, sixteen feet and two inches; then westerly paral
lei with Baltimore street. feet and nine inches
then southery parallel with Calvert street twenty feet
ana three inches to nerscct line eaterly para
lei with Baltimore street the beginning and then
reversing said line drawn and bounding thereon west
ery lrynine feet and ten inches the place of begin
hS SUBJECT, however, to the rights of
certain alleys and FORTH and to ground rent of one
hundred and twenty dollars per annum
Inc above property is improved by substantial FOUR
STORY BRICK BUILDING. next door to the corner of
batimore street nearly opposite the Museum known
as No. ] n. Calvert street
Terms OF Sale prescribed by the decree One-thrd
cash, the balance in two equal instaments payable in
SIX and twelve months respectively the credit payments
to bear interest from the day sale and to be secured by
the Trustee.