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BOARDING.
PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-IF Mr.. M. v. DANIELS.
n late of 0ovinRton, KY, Will communicate with
w A. X, care Of this ocs, he will hear Of
his advantage. JOl7-cs
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A CTION sALE.-BY @. J. w.
dA SMITH, Auctioneer, 22t Vine street.-A Two
Cutter and Lipn; also, three-story Brick, No. 2a3
Lqtitel street, between Baymiler and Freeman.
VIII be sold at public auction Monday after.
noon, Juhe sOth, at o'clock fine two.story Frame
Dwelling No 125 Belts street. of eight rooms double
with grape arbor; n good stable for eight horses
The Lot Is feet front by 95 feet deep 6 foot alley
two and three years. : -
ALS0--A three-story Brick, No. 233 Laurel street.
between Baymtller and Freeman streets, with seven
good rooms, a finished inthe best style. The Lot is
20 teet front by "a feet deep to 2 foot alley, being
ground for Si2 20 per front foot. Title perfect Sale
positive. Terms, one half cash. balance in year.
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A UCTION SALE-BY H. S. MILES x
IN COY Valuable Building Lots in the city Of
Newport, Ky at auction, without reserve. We will
SELL on Thursday, June I'D 1859, at 10 o'clock A. M
on the premises the following described Lots, viz;
Lots Nos. 20, 81 l00 l3, 25 feet front by 100. part
Nos l23, l2 l2 80 feet front on Isabella by 7j In
Parkhufst subdivision. 80 feet front on Brighton,
between Lowell and elm streets, by 100 feet deep,
being parts Of Lots Nos 2lg 220, 22i 222; Nos. lll
25 % by lO0 In southern subdivision. a feet front
on SOuthgate street by l07 between Cabot and Isa-
bella streets, In Northern subdivision. sc feet front
on Southgate street, north side, between Moss
and Licking river, about 1870 feet in depth. strip
Of ground on Walnut street, commencing at q point
near to Jacob Gugles tavern extending south say 200
feet, thence west 20j feet to Licking river at low
water mark, thence north say 200 feet thence east
say 2O5 feet to the place of beginning bene desirable
property as place for the landing OF boats of all
scripions, logs RATS &C.. emitting the owner to
wharfagcs and part of the ground suitable for the
erection of dwelling houses. Title perfect. Terms
made known ON the day Of sale. Sale positive.
jel5 ii. s. MILES q CO., Auctioneers
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WANTED.

.s.wANTs," 'sFoR SALE" ''To LET, ;" "LOsT, -
"FOUND," &C.. In this column, occupying three lines
or loss two inserfiops, twenty i've cents.
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"ALTER & WILSON, Architects, s.
w .. corner Fourth and Walnut Streets
epls-cm
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FOR SALE.

N0R SALE-G0OD ROUTE ON "DAILY
n PRESS" The purchaser must be reliable, en-
ergetic sober and civil, at all times. Enquire Daily
Press Office. iel7
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WANTED--AMAN--ro work on q Farm;
w he must. have great experiences In every
branch, have no objection he Is married, can furn-
this Office directed 10 8. q. jels-bs
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WANTED-By young lady, a situation
to tend in Fancy OF Dry Goods Store. Good
refere-sce given. Address, A. g. iel8
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REy Mr.. wAssER win preach in GesdAIsTr,
Park on Sunday afternoon, at 4o'cIoSk. v NoaAp
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" "ANTED IMMEDIATELY - Young,
w also Middle-aged Men,. Mechanics, Farmers,
Clerks, Doctors, LAWYERS Teachers Students, and In
fact all intelligent al energetic men who are out Of
employ, or who desire to change their occupation for
time E order to recruit their health and nViRorate
their systems in order to engage in pleasant and
profitable business or to see the country can find
at II. N. RuLIS0N'S 3 American Queen City Subscrip.
ton Book Publishing house, No. l4l Main street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, or by addressing
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE "a.

FOX THE WEEK ENDING JUNE "a.
ALCOHOL.-There has been movement this week in
In Alcohol but continue quote City and Western 95
per cent at 5S1 "a cts per gallon from first hands,
55al56 cts. for small lots from second hands.
ALE AND PORTER.-Scotch Ale, London Porter and
Brown Stout in pints selling from Importers hands
81 .62k al rs per dozen. Hr.
BREAD Bread is in fair demand, and we quote it
steady at cts for Navy, 5h cts. for Pilot and 6k cts
per lb for Water Crackers less the usual discount
BEESWAX.-We continue to quote Beeswax at 3SG39
cts per lb., but we hear of no sales worth noting.
BRIMSTONE.-The market is at present bare of this
article but we quote Crude Sicily nominal $474s per
ton.
BARKING are not advised of any transactions this
week in Quercitron Bark but quote steady at S22
"a for No. l. and Sl7d1S per ton for No 2.
C0TTON.-The demand this week is confined to spin
ners and has been but moderate, the sales comprising
about 600 bales good ordinary to mdng fair Upland and
Gulf at from ii II to 12I cts. six months The market
has been somewhat unsettled by the
Europe but no decline has been experienced
tits firm with tendency to improve Stock on hand about
5000 bales. We give the following quotations. remark
ing however that in the condition of market
they must not be considered entirely reliable:
GRADES. UPLAND, GULF. WFsTERy
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VOL. III---NO. 4l6. ia
Monstarg anh Commercial 8sbieto.
BALTIMORE, June "A, 1855

BALTIMORE, June "a, 1859
The Stock market has throughout the week been quiet
and for three days it has been excessively
dull The total value of transactions made at the
Board the week only about $4,000 which is less
than half the amount weeks business The rates
for Railroad shares have varied but slightly during the
week OF Baltimore and Ohio there have been some aoo
shares sold S52A down to 524cash and s55a52A
time and the market for it closed to-day at S52& pd'
s52k regular way The sales Of Northern Central
embrace 400 shares from $19% to 19A cash and
time left off day at $40 bid, sl9k asked regular
way There has been inquiry during the week for
Mining stocks and there sales in the early part of
it of 500 shares Garden Hill at 81 buyers option 60 days
The only sale of City 6s made this week is of 81 100
1855 99 City 6's have however, through the week
been very firm, and they closed today at 9sA bid,
1004 asked for 1S75s dividend 9S bid 9Sh asked for
1866 and 99A bid, 100 asked for 1905 dividend
off Northern Central Railway bonds have fallen off in
the week per cent, but for other Railroad
bonds rates have been pretty well maintained
We note sales $5 Northern Central 1855 at from
704 down to 70k 81 600 Baltimore and Ohio 1888 at
S6x 900 do lSS0s at S. 900 Northwestern Virginia
first mortgaged bonds at 92h third mortgaged do
endorsed at 69S and $4,000 do. not endorsed at 30k
Bank stocks in demand but there compare
lively few offering, and the sales consequently
limited We note sales this week of 100 shares How
ard at S9H; 80 shares Citizens at S11411H shares
Mechanics at $1S4; IA shares Farmers and Planters
at s27*; and so shares, Farmers and Merchants at
SAX. ''' @''1'' 4''''N' "
Money is abundant, and the market is evidently
but material change has taken place in the dis
count rates and paper still passes the street quite
readily at 7S per cent for prime endorsed and S(
cent for first class single names For call loans with
prime stock colaterals the rate is still per cent.
Foreign Exchanges are dull but there very few
bills offering and rates pretty well maintained.
The rates to-day follows viz: for London, bank
ers' bills, 1loS@1l0R: do. commercial do, 10eA@
ITO; Paris 60 day bills, 5f1l4; short sight, 5sA; Ant
werp, 5f7h Bremen, soK; Amsterdam, 42G42I; Ham
burg 3s; Cologne IS; Frankfort, 43.
The estern Bank of Baltimore has declared semi
annual dividend of four per CENT payable the 9th
proximo; the Bank paying both State and City taxes
Mr. James Harvey has resigned the cashiershp of this
institution, and Mr. William H Norris has been elected
his
The foreign exports from Baltimore this week have
been heavy They amount for the week ending Thurs
day to $2sS591 against 500 for the corresponding
week in 1885, The foreign imports at this port this
amount to $10S 643 of which $24 l61 Free and $S4
4s2 were duty paying goods and of the latter 3
entered for warehousing.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
FRIDAY, June "a, 1859.
% F Ss 3 shs ss Ba5 kR H.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.

In New York to-day Illinois Central bonds advanced
per cent and Missouri 6s y. but nearly all the other
stocks the list lower New York Central declined
II Reading IS; Michigan Southern and Michigan South
guaranteed each; Rock Island, Harlem and Galena
and Chicago q each; and Canton q Erie Cleveland and
Toledo and Virginia 6's all yesterdays figures
The New York Tribune of to-day says
There is somewhat increased demand for money on
call growing mainly out of the wants of parties who have
obtained awards of treasury Notes The sac
cent with the majority of transactions higher
rate There is no lack ofaccOmmodaon the advanced
quotations In paper of strictly first class the tendency
the other and transactions made in
at easier rates than last week Leading sixty accep
tances at 664 per cent? and giltedged" Fall paper
at 7(dS per cent.
The Charles Morgan from New Orleans brings $40 900
in silver
The market for Foreign Exchange is steady, with but
little doing.
The payment on the Treasury Notes here are not
very large but considerable will arranged
at Washington the overdue notes being exchanged there
for the notes The Secretary will give those
due new notes. dated the day that interest
the old notes. Heretofore, in redeeming the Treasury
Notes the practice of delay in the Department
the holders of the four days interest There
is good retail demand for these notes at per cent for
those bearing 54 cent interest," and ad1 per
for those bearing per cent interest After the
debts &C. it is thought the few parcels of these
the market will be rapidly absorbed Or investment.
The proposals for per cent loan of S350000, to pay
portion OF the General Fund Debt of New York,
opened by the Controller Thursday Albany and
foowi ng awards made:
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Editorial Correspondence of the Neto York Times
THE DEATH OF DR.. GAMALIEL BAILEY.
R ARAGo, OFF SOUTHAMPTON,


L have sad news for my first letter. Dr. Bailey,
the wellknown editor of the National Era at Wash
ington, died on board the Arago on Sunday last at
a little past three O'Clock in the afternoon. He
came on board an invalid, and was hoping that re-
lief from toll, and change of scene, would restore
the strength and yigor which the incessant and
strenuous labors of his profession had greatly i'm
paired. ! had known for some time before leaving
New Iork that he was ill, but was surprised to
ind-as saw him sitting upon deck just after pas
sing Quarantine-how thin and pale and feeble he
looked. / gathered from his conversation that he
did not consider himself to be seriously il-at
least that his lungs were not affected-but that a
long-contnued dyspepsia, and the nervous excite
ment which his labors had induced had combined
to bring about the weakness under which he snf-
fered.
For the first two three days he was upon deck
for the greater part of the time. The weather
fresh, though not unpleasantly cold, and the sea
not rough enough to occasion any considerable dis
comfort. The motion, however, affected him disa-
greeably He slept badly, had no appetite
and could relish nothing but little fruit now and
then. His eldest son was with him, and attended
upon him with all sons fond solicitude; except
myself, do not think he had another acquaintance
on board. He was cheerful, social, and talked with
interest of everything connected with public affairs
at home and abroad. He suffered some inconve-
nience from the fact that his room was below and
that he could only reach it by descending two pairs
of stairs We occasionally made couch of cush-
ions for him upon deck, when he became fatigued-
but this made him too conspicuous for his TASTE and
he seemed uneasily fearful of attracting attention to
hiinseil sen as T an l1vaiid;
uran.h alter I9esaay !ne sea peeame remarkably
pt ~ anu ~ cqHtueu 70 tne end OF tne voyage
but II brought hun no reliet-his strength failed
Mltn ialIlng appetite, ana on Thursday, from stay
ing 700 lohg upon decS, ne took cold, which kept
nlm 70 ms room next DAY. otherwise he seemed
about as usual, through that day and Saturday, and
on Sunday morning seemed even better-saying
that ne 6ad slept unusually well and felt strength
enea ana refreshed. He took some slight nourish-
ment ana attempted to get up from his berth with
out assistance; the effort was too much for him,
however, and his son, who had left the room at bis
request, but stood at the door, saw him fall as he
attempted to stand. He at once went in,
raised him and laid him upon the couch
Seeing that he was greatly distressed in breathing,
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BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1855

swan Lennon Bnenos Ayrer-Kirkland, Chase Co.
Union Kendrick, Charleston-Chas Pendergast yl1gg
~. L. ag -sfis BRIGS. -l. - E. s,.E.
Alfred EXall, Beading, Matanzas-Morrell Randall
Abbott Lawrence, Fuller, Boston TT7'
Abbottsford, Cooper, Nevassa-E X. Cooper. -aHiE
Canada, -, Tome, (Chili i)-Fitzgerald, Booth Co.
Clarence Phinney. Palermo-gos Crosby & Son.
Comet tBr:J Hill, BernIuda-Jos. G. Yates & Co
Eudorus Haven, Mantua, Cuba-Morrell Randall
Herald keen- Bird lsland-A. b. Morton Il Sons.
Kate, Long, Nevassa. -- - .. TF7T-'
King Bird; larkin, Havana-Spence 4 Reid. -. --et
Louisa, Giley, Boston - .... ... , r
Montrose. Boyce, Rchmond-W Rhoads Son
ocean Belle Nelson Neyassa-E. K Cooper
Roseway Belle Navy, St Thomas-J Cole u
Samuel Francis Brown, Norfolk-Dunnock Il Weatherly
SCHO0NERS.
A H. Hardy, Tryon, Norfok-Coleman & Bailey.
6reeze, Huise New York-Rose Lyon
y. Haynes, -, Norfolk-James Corner Il Sons
Z; Waterman, Chadwick, Georgetown, s. Gu agE
Eliza, Crowell, Boston
Frank Day, Fisher, Troy-W. Rhoa s l. Son.
Florida Tall Wilmington, \. C.-Dunnock 4 Weatherly
Home Mcclellan, ST BartholomAw-Kesey Cray
Indus Stokely, Charleston-C. Pendergast
IRIS, Cook W Washington, N. GAS Corner and Sons
Isabella Ellis, Jores Newbern, " C-Jas Corner Sons
John H. Iravers, " Wilmington, n C.-Travers Mitchell
Justna Bandel, James, New York-Spenee 4 Reid
Mary Anna, Gibbs. Wareham-W Rhoads & Son :.
Maine Law, Amesbury, Charleston -
u H. Toley Stafford, Bay of MeXico-Dunnock Weaherlx
Ospray. Bragg, Washington, N c. ~ 7-T7'I'-s- .
hed W ing, kirwan, Rio de Janero-Thomas Peirea
Springbok. Coggins, Sullivan, Me- :.
Virginia, kirwan, North Carona-Jas Corner Sons
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:. man named N. Lally, wheelright, No. - Frank
lin street. near Howard was arrested BY officer
/ Woodward, charged with violating a city ordi-
nance in six several instances by obstructing the
streets with carts, wagons, &c. left in front of his
workshop. Justice Morrow fined him 81 and costs
in each case Sum total, Sl2.36 i.l -laisaY .-.
Margaret Thomas, negress, was arrested yesterday,
by officer Brown charged with stealing six silver
spoons from the house of Warren Salmon. Justice
Ensor committed her for court. .1uf3 .oE .s
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Middling .-.... IL (G124 / 12kG12A | IL 6l2H
Good Middling 124dl2A I3 6l3H l2kGl25
Middling Fair I2A6l3 13I6l3A | l2X ia

COFFEE-Tbe Coffee market tb;s waaE has ba, @ 20
quiet the sales adding nm onIv abot 9no haa h
sales include 600 bags fair Rio ex a. 1lE
cts l5O bags rel eced do at 10y cts and abon 5oo has,
late advises from Pi J II, no o's STORE @ Gus
nrosnect of still ftb d h IN ~ o9hee que ehere ana
the Rn;ted Stat a ,; ~ u as .e 10
that the naws ,r;I, ntao,, % s ~ - Iot p,ooao
Cosa % ,o ~ =" a.. ,s aueet t,e market mere
and medium Rio eta or a. fair az ~ s1r
and 14XaisT cts for Iava cs of Lag
about 900 bags but of other descrintions the sn
very light There have been mn imnorts ths NAL pp' "
CANDLEs-CandIes continue vary , dn,, IN. .h
rates are unchanged and we sti quote them az fol
lows viz at I7(G22 cts for Adamantine. oacSao nts
for Solar or Chemical sperm: 42GIs cts for Sner
So cts. for patent Wax I2x(1l5 cts for western and
Eastern Mould, and 15&Cale4 per lb for Eastern
Mould in fancy boxes for West India shipment.
COPPER.-Copper is dull but steady at last weeks
rates Refined ingots are selling at 23923x cts and
sheathing at 2I cts for both English and American.
Yellow Metal Bolts at "a cts and do. Nails at rs cts
per H.. :. 1s, .as : nta .eag. L.a.si ,..la
CHEMICALS--We quote Soda Ash as before at 2AM
2H cts for so per cent; Sal Soda at cts; Bleaching
Powders at 3K cts, and Bi-Carb Soda at 4k6l4% cts
coAL-There is more doing in Cumberland Coal
been made since our last issue by Messrs
Morrell Randall with the French Government for large
Mediterranean vessels have been chartered
berland Coal are still a. foIows p sa o for n
ea. 5sT Of mine and q ton
cite selling by retail at II 80 % n nun a.
2,240 lbs. -.-, s-''' " SP ~ Pe' "" VI
HsHIThere has been some movement this week in
Old No ss are now quoted at 20 anS Is somewhat hrmer-
at s975610 per bb note sales this wees T e h
wharf of 60 bbs old No Mackerel at els so aS ~ so
bbIs old No do at SIS so ner bb, 1o ana OF eo
ported this week sales 500 bb new AeNvs niys ss
1925 and of 200 bbls Halifax Herrn9s t ~ Saa q
sn at afie IS s % il %
about o6o bbls. M ''' s''p'' '"'' week week Aaa up
sqhthern ~ ra Live I've Geese Feathers are
~
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= LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JUNE "a.


Angusee, Brem) Erichs Bremen-F. L. Brauns Co.
Alice Wilson, (Br) Wilson, Lyerpoo-Davies Wareld.
Albert, lBrem Klamp CardifI-A Schumacher Co.
Alexander Balm, Rotterdam--Wm Graham.
A. NJ: Lawrence Claypole Marseilles-J. Crosby &Son.
Admiral, Brem Weiting, Bremen-Schae l. Kohier.
Ann r. Hooper, Hooper, Liverpool-J Hooper a. Co.
Annapolis, Pickett, Hayre-Foard Rogers
beverly, Chase, -, W. Rhoads Son. rfse.t
DAVID Stewart, Prentiss Cardiff l.. Brauns Co.
Giobus, lBr } Blanke, Liverpoo-F. L. Brauns & Co.
.ulls, Meyer. Bomhay-A. Schumacher ~ Co, 1t4..
John Cottle, Hallowell, forfreght-Ws Rhoads Son.
Martha Whitmore, Cohurn, Newport w. sl3 .sl
Roland, Wencke, New York-A. Schumacher 4 Co.
B. G. Winthrop, Noryle Liverpool-Jas l. Fisher Sons.
Schiller, (Brem. rBahr Bremen Leupolds
Star of Hope, Pearson, Callao-Barril 4 Muir z
Washington Booth, Valparaiso-F Booth Il Co.
~ " - - - BARKS. f.jSS 1ye
Amazon, Kirwan, st. Johns, p. R.-Thos Pierce -
Chas William, Pendleon for freightW. Rhoads Son.
Cavalier, FerTall, Rhode Janero-Jas, Hooper Sons.
Flying Cloud, Beauchamp Mitchell
Huntingdon, Baldwin, New York-Jas Corner Sons
Hugh Birckh head, Corner Tongoy-Jas Corner Sons e
T. Z. Althaus, Paisley, London-Foard Rogers sss
j. H. Chadbourn, Mason, Rosario-L Cttingss@ = G.
Johanna, {Qldbg lSchlliing, Bremen-F L. Brauns Co.
iapwing, Kelly, Rio de Janero-H. Jenkins & Go.
Ocean Bride, Burgess, Hayana Jas T. Fisher n Sons
Robt Barker, (Br) Barclay, Caao- -Barril Murs
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

hra z1ssle.y MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. f7rg 4 .Ug
NEW YORK, June 24.-Cotton--sales to-day 500 bales,
market closing quiet The sales yesterday reached 100
bales Flour dullsaes of 5000 bbs at decline of
cts for inferior qualities State 1906 Ohio SO 506 S0
Southern S675G7.3o. Wheat is heavy-sales Of $4,000
bushels; Southern white 17s1S4 cts Corn is heavy
sales of 900 bushels mixed 79S3 cts white 80
yellow S3G4 cts Pork is dull Mess $685. Prime S13 25
(913 37H. Lard is firm at 10KG11k cts. Whiskey is
steady at 26h az cts. Sugar is heavy; Muscovado 5A
6x cts. Spirits Turpentne dull at 4G47 cts Rosin
is steady at sissy Freghts-Coton to Liverpool taken
at bdD316.27 gvsal saE saa 20 rIzr5
- SAVANNAH June 24-Saes of Cotton for the week $40
bales The market closes quiet The receipts last week
amounted to $50 bales, against 4750 bales week
last year. Exports $500 bales Stock in port 2,400
bales. a. tis rr ,s r, '.. s-'.-,.IS ~. --. -.
CHARLESTON, June 24-Sales of Cotton for the week
2e00 bales at decline of 4G1 CT Lower qualities have
declined most Better grades unchanged and close
firm Middling fair IL cts. Stock in port "a 500 hal
PHILADELPHIA, June "a. A.-Wheat is unchanged Flour
is dull Corn is also dullyellow SO cts. Oats have de-
cned cts-sales at 46 cts Whiskey is unchanged
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

On Thursday afternoon officer Mills arrested
negro boy named Uriah Why charged with stab
gg PIP hego Doy named Se%9
johnson is several years his senior. While talking
together on Jasper street quarrel occurred be-
tween them, and the prisoner drew knife and cut
johnson in the back, inicting painful though not
dangerous wound. Justice Morrow held him to
bail in the sum of $500 for further examination
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CoURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND-JUNE TERM,
ls59.-ANNApoLls, June "a, ls59.-No.7 Special
Docket.-Margaret Levering Us. Mary Ann Lever
ing, Adm'x of Sarah Brown Appeal from the
Orphans Court of Baltimore city Justice Eccles-
ton delivered the opinion of this Court. Decree
reversed and cause remanded -
No. H. Special Docket.-John Fl. Sappington,
Admir-. of VIM. Sappington, Us. Mary Scott. Ap-
peal from the Orphans Court of Hartford county.
Justice Eccleston delivered the opinion of this
Court. Order reversed and cause remanded
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MA YOR'S COURT.

Yesterday morning Richard Pryor. Charles Hud-
gins and VIM. L. Carroll, were arraigned before
Mayor Swami the charge of rioting and resisting
the police. Pryor and Carroll held to bail in
the sum of $4,000, and Hudgins in the sum of $780,
to answer the charge at court. Frederick S. Tur-
ner became surety for the three f-Ft
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CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALTMoRE CoUNrY-Tow
soNrowN. June "a, S59.-Before Hon. Judge Price,
John c. r. b. B. Chamberlain u.s. Ellen p P. Burke
the recovery of certain land in this county and pre-
yiousy reported, was again resumed and the entire
day occupied by the arguments counsel on the ad
instability of the prayers offered. Not concluded
IN In the case of the State rs. John Gambrill and
Henry Gettier, charged with arson and removed
f. from the City Criminal Court to this Court, the
States officer entered plea of not guilty.
Also in the case of the State us. Fanny Norris
(free negress) charged with larceny stet was en-
tered. ~ r.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning at the
usual hour. - 1!-
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changed and still quote the Patapsco, Reservoir and
Silver Spring brands of Family at 1925, and Extra
of the brands at SS.75; Wechs Family at SO 20;
Old Dominion do. at $685. and Ohio and How ard Street
do at $S 25(d8 rs per bbl.
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour is lower. There was sale
day since Of 100 bbls at $4 SIN this figure
being decline of l2k cts last weeks price, and it
closes o-day dull at this rate. - .f t.l lr
CORN MEAL.-Corn Meal has also declined. and we
quote it at s44 25 per bb for Baltimore and Brandy
wine. Some small sales of Baltimore Meal have been
made this 81 per bb We the export since
our last of 65I bbls.. all to the West Indies. VI
The following the inspections Of Flour and Neal for
tba Jnna