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Commissionors of ,Insolvency.

WYE. the sub.ci ibrrs. having becn appointed
w ly the lioa. Thomas l. Brown, Judge Of
Probate Tor the County oi Oxfbrd. Commissioned.
On receive All examine the 81, inns Of the several
creditor. oi William 4. Stevens, late of Norwa,,
in aid Couniy OF ONiorG, dec fa.ed, whose estate
l. represented insolSent, hereby give notice that
six month. from ani after the 18th diy Of March.
| A. u. 1850, have hen allowed 10 said creditors
TO bging 10 add prove their claim. against said
estate sn that We will atlen TO the duty assign.
"a 10 rs, AZ the residence 81 Elliot smiih in said
NORWAY, ou the 6r.t Saturdays OF the months Of
June and September next, from one O'Clock 10 i've
o,cIoek pm ELLIOT SMITH.
HENRY RUST, in.
Norway, April 5. 1850. 10
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aC.m>ov SVoE2-E.c
Nv REV. J. u. INGRAiIAM.
JUST FUELisHtp,
THE PILLAR OF FIR E,
on, ISRAEL ~ BONDAGE.

u, the Author 81
1.-THE Prince of the House OF David"
Be,ag an account Of the wonderful scene. IN the
bl. al h. Son OF Pharaoh's daughter, Mosrs.)
f,m hi. 40 .th % the ascent II S,nai; comprising
Il. h, al eve witncss, his Miracles before fha-
noh Passage ofthe Red Sea, snd reception Of the
I.v On NJ. Siaai. Clataiaing aa elaborate ani
richIy colofed description Of the Egyptians, ihsr
maausr- and casiom, 10 peace and war, ga he
t-.atI the f,mily. th, mart lni the tomb and
.l.s sf the Isra-,tes While in the is'd bondage
Together With pirtutesae sketches 81 the Hebrews
under their tisAutstrr-; oi sc-ses, processioa'
and spectacle. u,sa ani b--iI- the Nile, and l.e'
grnts ofth- Ob.lisks, Sphinxes aud Pyramids
aui II ihr,r Foupier. before the Flood.
L DELEGATIONS II beautiful wnnea, Miriam, n
mense, LuNors, and Osiris;
/ AID Of Soad-rful men, Auon, Remeses (Noses)'
and the Pfince II "a (Jab).
Ntrratel ia series IT letters IRON a Syrian
Pr,ucc travelling ia Egypt, To his royal mother
Quccn Of Tyre.
The volume abouads IN Characteristic passages
orh,thl, wrnarht beauty and d0,inalic incident.
r., an. IOD.O 90 readers Of Tn, Priaee ~ the
Un.., Of David" We need only TO .ay that th,.
bp,k !. by tn sane iuthor, aHi more wonderfully
I Interesting ani enrhsaiing.
O,s voluns. large l2np, 6O) p,ge., llhstraied.
rice ~ 2j seat b. any address by mail, post
paid. ca receipt OF the price.
PUDNEY h RUSSELL PUhLr'HEs'.
- JoHS-Sr., Nav YoEK.
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N A R RIED

IN Rumf,ri. NAV :. B., y. :. Lufk,a, E-q., Nc.
Geo 10 wrbbfr ct wpoi.toch. % Ne. Chn.tia.
na T.. BsfAsr Of Milton Plantation.
On Ba-khcld. March 18Th. ot Scafl,tins, Ilslcu
4. aged ~. 10 mpnths. al.n April 7th. LOUISA
Caroline, . wear. : nonths, only diushisr. Of Or.
vilie and Mlp Bndgh ham.
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Wm. Smith O'Brisn, the Isish Patriot,
ras-d through this town Jas, Saturday on
BIS way IRON Montreal % Portland aud
Bl.ion. he was received with enthusiasm
10 Portland. and took drive round
tosu," With the Mayor.
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COUNTY or OXFORD.

NOTICE. To whom IL may ronorrn. The
~ i.togive notice that ny wife. Hannah j.,
has siihrat ~ fault on NV part aad suhoa, any
pfoynraii,n whsisv~r. left ny bod sol bpard add
gone T., parts unknpwa 10 m. The 10 10 forbid
~ p~rs,i,fpn hidIrnig or trn.ling her o. nv
.rruun, q. .hill pay -, debts ~ her contracting
arrr ihi. ate. JOSEPH %. tANhiS'
IIr,u,n, Aprii 5, 1859.
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber arete'
~ qassted 10 make immediate payment. ~
ie-atnds unsettled oa the fret day Of Jolly neat
will b. LETT With az Auoruey ior collection.
JEREMIAH BARTLETT.
Loeks's Mills, April 4, 1850. 10
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S,HERIFs rs SALE. OtroRD, .s.--April
y 23I, 1859. Taken on execution and unless
pre- viuu.y redsensd u be sold by public auetioa
Oh Saturday the iwen,y .hhh day Of June, A. ID.
1859. at thu Elm House, ia Norway IN 'sid Com.
", all the right in equity which Abner Pratt has
u redee,ning certain piece of morigsged resle.-
tate situated IN NoreaY IN said County, being the
Islam lot. sp-cslls l. and bounded on all sides by
the pond and bog. containing six acres. more OF
less, beins the sans premises that Abnef Pratt
conveyed In Joli'han Blake, 10y his mortgage
deed thereof. dated July 5th, 1855. AMI recorded
with the Oxford Records, book 1903, page 367.
reference thereto being had ior a more iull de-
seriplion thereof.
ANDREW T.. GREENLEAF. Dep'y sh'n.
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rms h,,.' vii .t,nI Iiiig 80, p6'.-at sea-
! so - f'll.w-;
N p,anl C,rn.r. Mitlw ,h-rn,pi'; Worth
waleri,ni. FriI,y afeup1n'; Norway Village.
satar IL, a0rfnppi.. tom thee % hsr o'clock,
theme 10 10Th P,ri., where he will rcln'ia I'LL
seven. The rrn,inlrr Of The Iiins he will he
found At nv stable.
Those fishing 10 raise yp,I horses ~oald 10
well 10 examine thu. hoi.s AMI he stock, Which
stan 1, unriValrd IN thu. vicinity.
For terms, Sc, ". bills. -
GEORGE r. WHITNEY.
Dxf,rd May . lsSg Is
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DIED,

Iu sumner. Msy -. Mary Am, daughter u tie
late Ambrose nutgin, 1T Portland.
~ Canton, p, MARX Miisou, aged -.
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STATE OF MAINE.

ONFoHp. ss.-At the Court Of County Commi..
siuasfs holden az Paris. IN anil for the County
Of ONfird. on the second ruesds. of May, A.
u. 1850,
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having bccnT,crived thatihr petitioners respon-
sible, AMI that an inquiry nin the merits Of their
application u eNpedicnl, Il - Ordered that the
County Commissioners meet NJ the dwelling house
of Dennis Hayes IN OSiatd. on Tuesday the nine.
renlh day Of Juiy next, nj ten O'clock, 4. VI, and
thence proceed e. view the route mentioned IN ssid
pc,iiion. Immediately after which view. a hearing
II the parties aal Witnesses will bc had nj some
convenient plic, ~ the vicinity, and such other
measure. taken IN the premises a. the Commission.
ets shall u lgr prIpcr. All u y further Ordered,
that notice of thu tin,c. place and purpose Of the
Commis.,oncrs' rnsetin; aforesaid b. given 10 al
pcfson. ,ni cororaIion. ,ai-rr.ied by causing at.
i'sicd copic. 81 .sii petition and ~ this order
thereon Ia b. served upon the respective Clerks III
the Town. of ONio,d ~ the co'niy IL ONf,ul, and
roland ~ The G ,upy IT Androscoggin anl slsn pos
tel up IN three pubic placr. 10 each IL aid towns
sol sl.o by causing az aue.lci copy NJ ,hi. p.ii-
iion With ihi. order II CosTi lhertoa. 20 h. served
upoa the chaimln Il the County Comuis,inners
faf the couniy OF tnlroscoggin; and publi.hed
three weeks succe.siVel, ~ m" ONf,ri Democrat,
q paper p1iatela NJ Paris inui CDupiy of ONior,l,
!. thu l.ewi.ton Fall. Jpufn,l, paper printed IN
lewiston, ~ aid Cuunty Of Andfo-crggin, ani
in the kcnnrhcc Jounil.'he aew,papcr psin,sdby
the psnirr tih- State the 6r-t nfsaii puhlicst,oa.
and each II the other notices TO H. made, served
and posted AZ least thirty da,. before siil time 81
mcrl,ag, 10 the cni that sllpsrsan' and CORPORA.
i,oa. ~, then snl ihrrr appear and shsw cause II
any they have, why The prayer Of -aid petitioner.
should not H. gnn'ci.
Aue.t; SIDNEY PCRII,M, Clerk.
A true cop, IT sad r-tit,on aai Orier Of Court.
Affect. SIDNEY PERlIAN. Cis,k.
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To the hoapfable C,aBty C,mni.s,1ner., with,a
az lor the Colnly Of ONlnul.
NOUR petitioners. inh,biaats ol said coaaty,
Il wouli humhly represent that puhho road
!. much ncrl- conn.a-iay u of neT the dwell.
ng.h1usc u Enn. Abbott IN the town 81 Rup.
fool IN siii rpaniy, sni 80 the rad leldiug b,
aid Ablnti's anI William n. Cilisclr. e. Al.
loycS. IN ssii Count,, ihrnrr Wv the dwelling.
huasss &c stephen Ahbitt aai Sylvester Newton,
~ said Rnml.fl, az th-nce 10, OF near TIL dwell
hng.hon.- 81 Seward u. Mor.c ~ R'Nbary ~
sai County ani thenrr a. thu rral nrar the
,wrlliag. hou.r II Christopher q STAPLE, ~ sa'd
R"NbuD. And ypur petitioners pUS that alter
giving doe notice IN the prcn,s's, ypH Will eN.
amine all rplic aai lacitr the same a, prayed
for. ani make .l,h di.conlina,nrr. ~ may be
ncc,.sap. JOSEPH u. ANDREWS.
AMI 40 othsfs
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Blaolrsmithing.

rJ,HE .ul.rrib.r wopll .ay 10 hi, Giend. AID
the p,biic generally. that he :. It'll At work
81 hi. irlls AL sill 10 40 aay j,l - b.. lae, a'
well .. any blirk. Nth IN the C,unly Of oxiori.
Phase call AMI see.
sAop oa the hill, opposite llsr,ry'. foIad,y.
J. u. STUART.
Siuth PARIS. April, 1859. Is
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THE GIFT BOOK STORE.
Nv A oIrr fIrlfDnArI

~ -
a. hear thee tell Of a Gin Book Store,
Whose Shelves are fl with choicest lore;
Add watches of Gold sod Jewes rare
Are daily siven With h,sks tesght there.
l. q where the Delaware restiess eows,
And feaa's great CITY rapidly groSsf"
"Oh No. not the'e, n,y hiend"'
" u Il whery the lud-oa enters the sea,
Where men srr wicked a. men can b.;
Whrre reier Funks doafish and hnmlug y rife,
And .tanssis are rahbsi of H,onry ant lie;
whete 't-hgas ooacerns' Ike Mushrooms .prout,
To hyufish moraent. anil Ihrn sep outl'"
"Oh. no! not there. ny inendr'
"is it ar avay in The 'Gollen State
Where The Nula rolls o1wsr,l o'cr treasures great
Whefr drill and spade. asd patieat toll,
ns,Hg wealth. ho,n ruck. from river ADD soil;
Where geld 10 .uch plenty sas n''sr kuoSa before
l. Il there, Kind iricnd. that Giit Book SIoTer'
Oh, no. ne thew, M iriend''
'' ohcu haze passrl il When crowds were about,
Add seen the ghi faces aud heard the lobd shout
A.. one ct q prncil-auothcr watch
Another a breast pen, Nth ear drops tn maichl
Al Who Ouy have prrsvat, whenever the, 20
To IS Coruhili. q. q. Ev-s 4 CO.
cit q there, that's the place, nv fricnd'
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Premium Fire Works!

A. yAL,tis AL Rari. PjwtA Of jay CS--
aRi,o. asf o,h,,'. ssSoiiei vih large or '-iH
ampasi'. Or rVk' a., sVrsNsf % 10 Of fk
largest sizes, th. safest 10 6rr. ths lse.t priced,
aud the best qalN forii.,aat transportation.
c.,nyrnienc. - p,eking, all swing ~ freight We
,s,alf r,rsa, .s.fsl, s,'s PJrr4s FL, sJrt.. Al
90 TJ,psfl,.. C64,,s Psi,i Cststv'iz ih,larg,'
guiaiH,a AL fls iss's p,e,., f,E,il" siih all
the other y.Tietie. 81 large aai IN ~ dre works
by the i,I-n or sco". Gold M,i,i awarded %
lhi. Grm by the Mtsu'1I,s,t' Cnrit,ble We.
ch,nic. A-,oei,iipa. 'fr best firs Works. es-
hibitel oa iIo.tpn Connpi.
The large All brilliant ,li.p,Ay of Five Works
At Parlsnd o, the Forth Of Ju, last WAS lrom
ihi. laboratory.
4 lIre.s. at their Oh stand,
JAMES q. IOvEY n CO.,
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Pine Lumber for Sale!

nnn FEET Pine Lunl,rr, ia' sale
| D,OJJ CHEAP. b, the subscriber at
hi, yard. o. Norway Village.
HENRY RUST. Jr.
Nsrg.y. NJ, 9th. IS5q 1915
ERECpDM NOrICE. Th,. NAV cetdiy that
Il have this dsy g,sra ~ NV 500, DtSNis
MAEK, he. time t. oct ani ,rade 10, himself;
anI shan cla,m nlar ~ his eafniugs, nor pay
aa, debts of b.. contracting, after th's date.
Asa MARI.
Attest 4. N. Mass.
wpnj.t.ck, hps,l II, 1859. -
NOTICE To TEACHERS. Anpsr.nn, ~
teniing a. teach sholi, IN Paris, the com'ug
.unnief, arr requested o. meet "a the ACADEMY ,
P.rt. Hiu, 90 SATURDAY, M,y 2lsi, aud the sat
urd,, EiIbwing, ~ o'ck,ek. z. VI.
:. =. MANN, Supervisor.
Pans. N., Is. 1850. -
THERON ACADEMY. The summer term
ofthi. iastitu,ian vii commrncr 90 Mon
daY. MAY JOth. under the charge Of SELDEN
4. NEAL, 4. VI. Principal.
JOSEPH BAi,ROwS, Secretary.
Hshron, April 26,h, 1850.
WANTED, IN q ~r.l-rstahl,-hed Tailoring
w AMI Clothing Store, IN thts uc.n',N, 4
Parnrf. With a snail each capital 10 ,uvcst "a
the la,ines.. Address ONfltd Democrat.
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Dissolution Of Copartnsrship.

THE eo.partner.hlp Of AppIeb, 4 Be.n 10 this
/ day Dissolved by mutuai consent, sni the ba.
.ipe.s Of said firm vii be settled b" ID. NJ. BeAa,
Agent Tor VI. A. G. Bean who Is hereby author.
A. APPLEBY,
n. A. T.. BEAN.
Ter ID. NJ. BEAs, Agent.
Browuseld, April IS. 1870. iu
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TRIAsURrE's OrTIor. Aususri,)
Ma, 2. 1859.
TTPON the following township. OF tracts 81
u land, not liable 90 h. assessed IN an, tova,
he following assessments Cor STATE tan we've made
by IN act "fih- legislature approved Oh the bret
lay of April. 1859. via
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Clocks, Watches g. Jewelry.
JOHN 8. A BOT T.

Clocks, Watches g. Jewelry.
JOHN s. BOTT.
EA UoHsrnLr OF so'ros)
ia. opened store in He,hsl. Me-. ~her. he oil
Keep Tor sale Clocks, Watches, Js~slry,
SILVER 4 PLATED WARE,
Together With a good assortment Of Useful and
Ffncy Goods, such a. Gold, Silver. Steel and
Plated
sPECTACLEs,
To suit all ages. also. Colt B-ads. Gold Chaias.
Gold lni Plated i.ockets, Gold Risgs and Pins.
srals. Keys. silver CHAINS, Steel Chsins,
SILVER SPOONS,
Patel spoon. all Forks. silver and Plated Bot
ter Knives. Pocket KiVe.. RaI,f.. Scissors.
Pot " ,nie., W ,si., HAIR snd Tooih Brh,he'.
Hal oil, Psrfi a-ry. q ~ sod Steel P.n., Wells
Strings. Toy. Gr chillrrn, wriliag Paper, En-
,rl,rs.. card C,.--, Pocket Compasss., snah X
Tb,ec, Il,xs.. Checker and Chess men, and
many Other articles.
an foil, prepared 10 Do any Mad n work 10
the line oi Watches. Clock. and JewrlrY, and
warrant the work or the gools that sell 10 lie
What I represent then ~ h.. Any part ~
watch PIT ~ new that - r-gaired. Plain watch.
=. can H. ftll jewell-d by leaving then with M.
New Ga..e. set 10 Old Spectacle bows.
Letter Engraving neatly done.
J. s. ABBOTT.
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new ENGLAND AILMENTS

bppostie the blm House,
IL NORWAY VILLAGE, NE
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YOUNG HAZARD.

JAMES g. uOvEY n CO.,
~. 40 Wrh,sgioa Street. BOSTON
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SILVER Ms,
Letter Engrnving neatly done.
STATE OF MAINE.

j. >. AbbOII .
Bethel I'LL. Me-. Sept. 1858. ),
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Fine English Flannels

OPEN flannsls NJ al sorts;
Checked Csmhlirs; Linen;
Spotted aai Plain Muslins;
Borierrd AMI Linen llandkerchief.,
Edgins..
Large assortment IL
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Consisting in put II all ~ool Opera, Challi. Be-
rege and Mouslin Delalnst; Duoal and Valencia
lhids; fiesolomini stripe; Beregr.; Dri'eige.;
Silks; rh,bets; furaeh Amsranih and Amer.
can Prints: Lawns hriliaRtcs: Scotch aud
American Giaghams; Manmins Good.; Alpac.
c,s. Lyoaesrsi shisi., Partsolsi Morcen,i
p.trh
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for Day.
CHAS. +. WETHERED.
GEORGE w. CORNER, FRANCIS B. CAPR0N,
2. G. SAUERWEIN, RICHARD LENNON.
BOARD OF TRADE.
5Hlonetarp an0 Commercial Atbifm.
BALTIMoRE, May II. 1859.


By the arrival of the Persia to-day in receipt of
further and fuller foreign Her advce confirm
aory those brought by the Adelaide and they indicate
that there is little probability peace being preserved
Europe. Her has add. to the depressed feeling
previously existing in the Stock market, and in New
York to-day most of the stocks the list declined heav
ily 0urstock market also quite heavy except for
dividend paying stocks, which continue firm Tie lead
to dollar and half per share There however but
shares175 at s54k regular way and so at $54A seller
GO days. both dividend The market for closed at
S544 bid, S54A asked regular way. The statement of
the earnings the for April 1852 presented
day the usual monthly meeting of The Board of Drec
tors. They in the aggregate about 1869 O0O
which $40 900 than the earnings of the road
for the previous month about $4,000 less than those
of the corresponding month in 1858 This has
doubtless assisted to depess the stock There moth
ing done to-day Northern Central Railway, but the
market for it sensibly weaker. 1t closed S19H bid
sos asked regular way, the price bid for it being half
dollar less than bid for it yesterday Railroad bonds
continue pretty firm. We sales to-day of Sl2,50O
Northern Central 1855 at Il and of $50 Northwestern
Virginia first mortgage at 924. Baltimore and Ohio
1855 closed at S2k bid SO asked. There nothing
done in City 6s, but they closed at 9S bid for 1855
and 99H bid for lS73s 1855 and 1905 Bank stocks
still bringing full rates We note sales today 25
shares Howard s9 62 shares Franklin SI2 and Of
16 shares Merchants at 1922.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
$500 n W Va RI Rs Ns 3 shs H. Fra franklin Bank -
l2See RR bds ,5..7lai l!5 Sis, l. K R opg .slE
10 shs Merchants Bk 90 = $50 .5i14
cash. I'D
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From WaShtnpfon

WASHINGTON, May ll.-Judge Smalley of Yer.
mont, chairman; and Hon. Clement l.. Vaandig-
ham, OF Ohio, Secretary of the Democratic National
Executive Committee, have to day, by virtue of the
power given to them in the premises concluded to
call meeting of the committee about the 7th of
December next, formal notice of which will be pub
lished in October. This committee will fix the time
for the assembling of the Democr attic National Con-
ventlon at Charleston, which will probably be to-
ward the close of April or early in May, 1SGO. The
members OF the Executive Committee are the same
as those appointed by the Cincinnati Convention
member for each State. 1t will be recommended
to the Democracy of the States, admitted into the
Union since 1856, to appoint members of the Ex-
meeting of Messrs. Smalley and Vallandgham in
Washington, was accidental; and they agreed,
after brief personal interview, on what they had
purposed to effect by correspondence. This is the
first official movement in behalf of the Executive
Committee since the adjournment of the Cincinnati
Convention.
Commodore Shubrick, having returned from the
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La w LNTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
The city appeal cases were taken up yesterday. g.
H. Dulaney, Esq, appearing for the city.
There were thirteen cases on the docket, in seven
of which Mr.. Preston entered as counsel, but
he being sick they were postponed Other cases
were called, but counsel being unwell they were
continued.
In the case of John Mack Us. the Mayor and CITY
Council, which had been on the docket for two
years, and the appellant not appearing, the Court
ordered the judgment of the magistrate to be af-
firmed.
In the three cases of Valentine Rasch u.s. the
Mayor and City Council, judgment was affirmed
by consent of counsel.
No other cases being ready for trial the Jury was
discharged, and the Court adjourned until this
morning at 10 o'clock.
UNITED STATES CGRCUGT CoURr-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied the
Court yesterday
Robert F. Morris rs. Appleton Il Co. An action
of trover. Before reported. Jury being unable to
agree discharged.
Crosby d Bevan as Kirkland, Chase l. Co.
Motion for trial. The case was tried this
term, and verdict rendered for plaintiffs. Mo-
ton argued by Wallis and Thomas for plaintiffs,
and Brown Il Bruno and Revcrdy johnson for
defendants. Not concluded.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-IIon. Y. Collins Lee Judge
The Court was engaged yesterday in equity bust
ness.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. Wm L. Mar
SHALL Judge. The original docket was called YES
terday. The appeal docket will be taken up this
morning.
Nothing doing in the CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALrr-
MORE CITY.
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George E. Sower, young German died in Phil
adeiphIa on Tuesday morning in commissions. The
coroner held an inquest, and it was shown bv the
testimony that the deceased, though not intemper-
ate, was fond of boasting of his ability to drink a
large quantity. On one occasion he made a wager
that he could drink ten glasses in ten minutes
MONDAY night he went in company with others to
lager beer saloon, and drank in boasting man
ner three full glasses of medicated btters and one
and half glasses of lager, which affected him so
much that he could not get home without the as
sistance OF a friend. He died soon after. The jury
rendered averdict of death from the excessive drink
ing of bitters and larger beer.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

Yesterday morning about o'clock. the police
under Lieut.. Carmichael and Sergeant Love. made
an entrance into dance house on frederick street,
between Lombard and Pratt, where ball was being
held, attended principally by degraded and diss0-
lutte negroes of both sexes. The dance was going
on at house called White Hail. kept b a white
man named Thomas Bond, and as the morning ad-
vanced the uproar and noise becam so great that
the police were compelled to interfere. They ar
rested the proprietor Of the house and thrty-hree
negroes, all of whom were sent to Jail, and Bond
held on security to answer the charge of keeping
disorderly house.
Thomas Coulson and Joshua Reed were arrested,
on Tuesday night, by officers Williams, Scott and
U. Love, charged with being concerned in the rob-
berry of the school house of ST. Vincent De Paul's
Church on Saturday morning last. They were
committed to Jail by Justice McAlliser for further
hearing
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Paraguay expedition, will resume his duties as a
mep'ber OF the Light House Board, and thus Com
modore hearney will be relieved and without other
appointment. 1t is supposed, however, that the
latter will be reinstated az commandant of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, and that Commodore Reese
will be transferred to Washington in a similar ca
paclty, this office now being vacant.
Besides the steamers Fultonand Water Witch,
other vessels f the Paraguay expedition will be
sent to the Gulf of Mexico, and several OF them to
the coast of Africa.
The voluminous dispatches received at the Navy
department contain nothing of interest beyond
what is already known from the newspapers.
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Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND, DECEMBER
Term lS5S.-ANNAPoLIS, May IL, l659.-No. 16l.
Charles Carroll McTavish Us. Charles Carroll
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Howard county
was further argued and concluded by Alexander for
the appellant
Special Docket, No. 10. Wm c. Reddall Us. Wm
II. Ryan, Alfred d. Rves and others. Appeal
from the equity side of the Circuit Court for Mont.
gomery county,was argued by Tyson for the appel
LIANT.
No. 15l.-Amelia H. Chew and K. B. Chew, ad-
ministrators of S. II. Chew, as Grace C. Beall
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
county. Justice Ecceston delivered the opinion OF
this Court. Judgment affirmed.
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AHT,SENENTV

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night "rlIonk
Le'cis' tragedy of Adelgitha, or The Fruits of a
Single Error, with Mrs. Farren Adelgitha, (Prin-
cess s, 2t Ap",o.) The performance will close with
Shokespeares comedy of As You Like n: with Mrs.
Fanny Fitz Farren as Rosolmd, with the original
Epilogue and Cuckoo song.
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From BarbadOc.

NORFOLK, May ll.-Arrived in Hampton Roads
United States steamer Southern Star Commander
BADGES.
At Barbados the 26th ut, the supply of
Hour, corn meal and pork was light. Slaves were
In large supply, and market dull. Molasses had
advanced. The weather had been dry and the
crops were suffering. The public health was i'm
proving.
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MAUCH CHUNK, May l0.-A fire occurred yester-
day afternoon at Stony Greek, a few miles from
this place, by which three dwelling houses, a saw
mill, blacksmith shop, and large lot of lumber
were were destroyed. The loss is estimated at S5OOO
The property belonged to Samuel Yoke, ESQ, of
Easton. ~ "