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an slies 20 feet wide north Of Lexington street,
from Republican street to Stockton alley.
Also, an ordinance changing the name of Register
street. between Baltimore and Hampstead streets to
Irving street.
Mr.. COTTON moved to refer the ordinance to the
Committee on Highways. Adopted by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas.-Messrs. President, Van Nostrand, Cook,
Cotton, Taylor and Ellicott.-6
Nays.-Messrs. Cathcart, Musselman, McComas
and Sewall.-4.
An ordinance to condemn the bed of Guest street
from Lombard street to Fayette street as a public
highway, was received from the First Branch and
referred to the Committee on Highways.
The ordinance to grade and pave York street,
from William street to johnson street was taken
up and referred
The resolution to have pump removed in front
OF No. III Baltimore street, was taken up, read
and laid on the table.
Mr.. SBwALL introduced an ordinance authorizing
the Mayor to accept deed for the bed of Hill street
Laid on the table.
The resolution directing the Marshal of Police to
have tho rubbish on Exchange Place removed
was taken up and laid on the table, on mutton o.
Mr.. Cotton.
The Branch adjourned until Monday afternoon al
| O'Clock
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la w INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Hon z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied the Court yesterdays
John b. Thomas, use of William H. Emory Us,
Joseph Pearsons, surviving obligor. Act to recov-
injunction bond. Before reported. YER
dict for plaintiff for s., 1906.
Same Us. Salisbury, executor of John r. Sauls-
bury. similar action. Verdict for plaintiff for
S2l59.16.
The Court has adopted the following additional
rule:
'Every bill of exception taken to the ruling of
the Court, in the progress Of the trial. must be
prepared at the time of the trial. and signed before
the jury retire to make up their verdict, unless
otherwise ordered by the Court In preparing the
bills of exceptions, must be taken to incopor
ate only much of the testim ony and proceedings
as may be necessary to present the question raised
and decided by the Court. And patents, Deeds
wills and other writings, shall be stated briefly,
according to their import and effect, unless the
state of the question raised and decided shall
der it necessary to insert them at large
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CITY.--Hon.
VIM. George krebs, Judge. The following occu-
pied the Court yesterday:
Anon Cate Us. P. Mclaughlin, Trustee. Petition
for specific performance of contract. Demurrer by
defendant. Argued by King for petitioner, and
Mclaughlin for defendant. Demurrer sustained.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday:
George A. Brown Us. Nathaniel Howard. Jury
sworn. On trial.
fancy, Chief Justice, and Hon. VIM. Fell Giles.
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
Charles Bayne u.s. Robert F. Morris. An action
on covenant. On trial. Dobbin and Brent for
plaintiff. Wallis, Thomas, and Charles Marshall
for defendant.
CoURr APPEALS OF MARYLAND, DECEMBER
TERM, ls5S.-ANNAPoLIs, April IA, 1S59.-No. 1873.
Shoop Lefever Upton Powles. Appeal from
the Circuit Court for Washington county, was ar
gued by Weisel for the appellants, and by Alvey
the appellee.
No. l39. Appeal dismissed by order of appel
lant's counsel.
No. 14l. Mary R. Berry Us. Henry C. Matthews
and Edward Chapman. Appeal from the Circuit
Court for Washington county. The argument il
this case was commenced by Claggett for the ap
pellant.
ANNAPOLIS, April 15.-No. al. Mary R. Berry
Us. Henry G.. Matthews and Edward Chapman
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Washington
County. The argument in this case further
continued by Clagett and Weisel for the appel
liant, and by Alvey for the appellee.
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MMfbsnlise.

= BARRELS PURE CHERRY BRANDY -
vsTg aDd for sale BY WM sHRIvER co. Nos
y + HHDS. KENTUCKY TOBACCO for sale !
street. by WARWICK Prick BALL. No 60 oc ssqth
IN BBLS. SUPERIOR EXTRA and FAMILY
80 bushels Coyerseed, for sale by JAMES
S0 BBLS. ALCOHOL FOR SHAKESPEARE,
w CARR CO, 50 South Howard street mh1Itf
IN CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL,
~ fer machinery and unneng purpose by DUGAN
100 HHDS. PRIME BACON SIDES for sale
IOOby SMITH NICoDEMUs apl5tf
1O0 TIERCES McKEEHAN 4 EVANS cele-
OVbraed CINCINNATI Sugar Cured Hams for sale by
100 BOXES NEW VALENCIA RAISINS
lOOand IS bbls prime new zANTE GuRRbAAMiTS, for
apli4tt No 81 South Gay street
100 HHDS. D. S SHOULDERS; 40 do. D.
Ft9ms rsSsGsa fRa fF Rk Eli
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
MOOstore, for sale by G. CASSARD son, 4O7 and 400
100 BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
timore street. mh5tf
100 HHDS. PRIME BACON SHOULDERS
100 do Do S do Sides part WSsfn for sale
100 SACKS of PULVERISED GOALS, for
10 Cheapsde, door south Of Lombard street nisf
1S0 EMPTY BBLS. FOR SALE BY DUGAN
lCO JENKINS, 81 5. Charles street %
900 PUNCHES BANANAS; 10 bbls. Havana
saa9E S JAMES Na fsfssn
bard street ap+tf
000 BAGS BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
wv landing, for sale by GEO. W. WAIT son, -
O00 BOXES TACKS, ALSO 500 small cases
wv of same, packed for shipment, by DUGAN 4 JEN
y lsrla Trppt 10
O00 BOXES MESSINA ORANGES; 100 do
G S market ct price BY JAMES s s5 nvy
900 BASKETS GENUINE HEIDSIECK
pes By EM S SfRa c for ct Nsy
000 Chestnut POSTS.-Landing and for
' G at E9 Fh n a Fleet No and
Caroline streets. mhll-tf
600 EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS
G CAssARD 4 SON, 30 and W. Baltimore st fs9-tf
I 000 BBLS. OF ASSORTED GENUINE
l.NOOold Rye, Wheat and Bourbon Whskeys-some
very. choice. SHARP, CARR CO, so South Howard
street mh29f
1000 CHOICE SUGAR B. CURED ID FAMILY MA.
neG n Hs s0 aS a SS Saze
ed to give unqualified atisacton just received and for sal
BY B. T. ELDER, l2Os Eutaw street. opposite b & o. RR
Depot ap9-tf
. 000 PEACH TREES FOR SALE by 7. T
N.OOOMARTIN BRO, Y s Calvert street api-tf
2OOO FAHdK H n soS os s sas by q Rl
. 000 SMALL PLAIN CURED BACON
| N.OOO Hams, suitable for shippers for sale by
| CASSARD son, 40T and 400 W. Baltimore St fe9ti
| < ono lbs. PEELED PEACHES; Is bushel
c.OOODried Apples. URI KILBURN 45 South st. al
lUUUUanG IoTDRES CIGARS l for sale GG cheap f.
cash. by TOS. n. WEBB, S. f. Garden Mad
son streets jal3 If
% 000 FEET OF GAS AND WATEl
cO.OOOPipe from Il to 2H inches diameter, fC
sale low by DUGAN Il JENKINS, No Il South Charlie
street, Bait. jyl0tf
700 6H0 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE
lOO.OOOaso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale h
| DUGAN Il JENKINS, 80 5. Charles street. fe23-tf
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, APRIL 18th.

SHIPS.
Astrea, Colby, New York;; Henderson / Co.
Garolus Msgnus, Taylor, Calla9-Barril & Muir.
Flora Mcdonald, Calwe Liverpooi-R Leslie e ( Son.
Geimania, GPrus } FRANKIE, Liverpool Rogers.
Hermann, (5rem) kuhlmann, Bremen-katz Leopold
Macinaw Hammer, LiverPOolFoard Rogers
NS9ing S!pr Bf Msksnas Co
William PENN Meade, Liverp3o.J Hooper Co.
Aura, Crosley, New orleansNIieslen Rogers
Chase, Rattle, Rio de Janero-Kirklanl, Chase Il Co.
Clifton, Lewis, Rio de Janeiro-J A. Hooper.
Cavalier FeTTa Rio Is; de JaneirGnJas Hooper SONS
Eliza, Baker, Arica-Fitzgerald, Booth Co.
Isabella Jones, Woodburp RottsrdamEB Buck Sons.
Paladin, Wilson, River Platte-C. N. Stewart f.'.
Pursuit. Sanford, Rosaro-master.
Warren, =, for freight-WH p RhSads Son.
Anna Tyler, Hopkins, -, A. B. Morton Sons.
Attvo, iSic) Fort, Palermo-J Crosby ( Son.
Beiona, (Br) Knowlton, Cienfngos-Kesey Gray,
Director, Reynolds, franklin, Las. 6; Hand CO,
Hannah Bach Matthews, Mayaguez-Kelsey & Gray
Lsare r McBeuSa NeVassa Gray
Louisa, Strout, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l..
Bo. %1mPsisn Ror
Northern Light GanOp sd AEiehaI Kelsey Gray
Amer L., IIamblin, Cape Cod-master
Brilliant, Cook from Cardenas-Dunnock Weatherly.
Chas s. Carsiairs somers for freisheslep Rogers
Elizabeth Bso Ss, (BT9 Roy, wilmot; N. s.
Flying Scud, Carmine, wmington-Dunnock Weatbery.
Geo Handy, Gill Beaufort n: C,-James Corner & Sons
Gsn4g sssSs b SSeps HS khoaas
si john Mitchell es
nn ss Layt9n CharestonnG Pendergast
VIM. Wilson, Whitman, for freight-maSter
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LEWING MACHINE.
~ Grover Bakers Patent, in good ORDER for sale
r. Il. ATWELL Co,
telSu Is South street, Bowlys wharf
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8aiI 8gals.
[esl &C. - FOR THE

. HGTT7TSTTS >-,, oWEST AND SOUTH
lows: ' S 'i"ins VIII run as fol-
Leave Camden Station, Batimore-Ma (excent Sunday,
AZ ~ a. ~ Express daily at 405 p NJ for ALL F. RS IN
trains go directly through "H-'i' DUH
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
@ bamore and Piedmont take the A. NJ train
between cumberland and Wheeling (v wing over fa Sr
berland and Wheeling Accommodation Tain0 and btwenn
Graoh ana farkersburg, take the p NJ train from Raj
timOre -'' "''h I'"Il Ddi-
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at TX NJ
and from Frederick at s 30 A. NJ e az a'l' l. +d''
THE ELllC0TTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at ~
GAS ?. N. ~ ~ ao ~ N.Y. anu
For WASHINGTON md THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 4S0 and 745 A. NJ and % and %
NJ On Sundays at 4SO A. NJ only. Leaves WASHINGTON for
Baltimore at 4.30 and 80 A. NJ, and 300 and O0 On
Sundays at 300 P NJ. only The second third trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains Baltimore and Washington connect with
trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind information &c, apply TO J II
ENGLAND Agent, at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. p SMITH.
Master OF Transportation
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent aplI-tf
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EASTERN PORTS.
FEW YORK, April l3.-Noon.-Arr. ships Don Quixote,
Canton; Twilight Singapore, Atlantic, Rotterdam Golden
Fleece San Francesca Isaac jeans Shanghai barks j. W.
Andrews and Trueman, Cienfleos; F. Secor, St Marks.
NEW YORK, April l4Arr ships Lotus, Foo Chow; c. A.
Stlmer, Lverpooi Margaret Eliza Buenos AyreS Indiana,
New Orleans; banks Aerdag, BOrdeaX Sam Shepard, St
ago Eagle CuFacoa Liberty, Messna brigs b. e. Chalo
Guayama, 7. r.
PHILADELPHIA, April H-Arr. brig Tornado, Sagua;
schr. Martha Nickles, Kingston, ia.
BOSTON, April l3-Arr brig Miner, st. Helena. Cid
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D. q 9s:=.;.:

F UIC TIE " UNIIf
LIST The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station at SIC A. NJ
daily Except Sunday arriving in Harrisburg at H. NJ
Wllhasport at $50 F. NJ, and Elmra at 800 T. NJ where
the train lays over.
ID The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
SUNDAY excepted at $50 p NJ, and arrive Harrisburg at
NJ, Williamsport at 25O \. NJ, Enira 20 A. NJ and
Buffalo at 1879 A. NJ connecting Elmira with trains for
ALL TIE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension Bridge and thence
via the Great Western Railway for all parts of
- CANADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST.
For TICKETS and further correct and reliable information
please apply the Ticket Office Calvert station r. corner
of Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore
- c. G. ADREON, Superintendent
j IL WARMER. Ticket Agent. d2S-tf
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 50 SOUTH HOWARD STREET
Liberal advances made on conssnments to our friends In
London and Liverpool daft
N COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOREIGN And All BONES poMEsT K LIQUORS,
slsf No 81 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md
JOHN s. PRICE, COMMISSION AGENT.
sf in the execution Of orders
u. a. c c6 M hs MERCHANTS,
No. CAMDEN ST., BALTIMORE.
roBdS e6 S5uiTs FA f ses
CURRY, NEPHEW & CO.,
BEEF i Sf P6R PScK G FKA MERCHANTS
'i'i'f AMI foi''> AZ WESTERN Ester PRODUCE DEALERS
APa Agents for ss MH.4 FSs&4 STREET. Baltimore
ID MALCOM & co,
Gh MP0Rf hS Ks fh9S M ks Il dGASo
WOOD STREET, BOwLY's WHARF,
MILNOR 4 CURTIS, -
M GENERA 9 eQ 4nRST,s MI NHEaRSGTHANTs,
ns-Libera advances m mad ID on consgnments' jas If
LOVE, MARTIN h CO.,
COAMISS SION MER HANTS,
change RGs h fs ss E a@Sle and Produce No
EDWARD MITCHELL & CO.,
IL WHOLESALE RETAIL
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ja-tf NO. 90 PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
T. 7. MARTIN. wM X. MARTIN
TT 7. MARTIN l. BRO,
l. IMPORTERS AND DEALERSLN LIQUORS,
GNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No p Calvert street, Zone door from Pratt)
ma1f Baltimore.
q. B. GRANT. J. B. GRANT
GRANT & BROTHER,
" COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
fe22-tf Baltimore
TOHN S. WILLIAMS Il BRO,
- COMMISSION MER CIXANTS
So COMMERCE STREET,
fe22-t Baltimore.
DOULTNEY Il MOALE,
L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Al LOMBARD STREET,
REFERENCES:
Alessrs. J. P. PLEAsANTs Sons, Baltimore
Hessrs. W. GLENN Il Sons. Cincinnati. ja1-tf
y T. ELDER,
Ds PROVISION
AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
100 s EUTAw STREET,
opposite Bait. Il Ohio R. II. Depot,
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CLEARED.
Briggs Attivo (sc) Forn Palermo, j Crosby Son. Myra,
Baker Boston, Bcya Phillips CO.. schrs Indus, Stokcly,
West Indies Spence and Kcd Electric, (Br Newman, Ber-
muda j. G. Watts CO.. C. S Carstars, SomerS, Boston,
Hesler Rogers; Susan T.. Jayne, Jay New York. Dob
bin Wared Whirlwind Men KEY, Charleston W Rhoads
& Son: Emma, Shorter Petersburg, W AppleCarth and
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TAPRON & CO.,
" SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
Liberal cash advances made cosnments friends
n LIVERPOOL, LONDON, HAVRE MARS EILLES, and all
ports In IRELAND. milf
w 7. WALTERS & CO.,
w 1. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ZINES IND LIQUORS,
No 6S EXCHANGE PLACE.
LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Ry large and very fine stock of OLD RYE WHISKEY
hand. fe24-f
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- FUR MUNRUVIA,
- The brig (ketch) "dARY ATWELL," is expected to
sail the 25h May above This vessel is very fine
boat sae Can give accommodations to four cabin
passengers. Apply to r. Fl. ATWELL CO.,
apI4tf South street BoWy's wharf
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- The fine ship MACKINAW,n Captain W. c..
Hammer commander having large portion of her cargo
engaged is loading at Commercial wharf and will have
dispatch. For balance of freight passage apply to
FOARD 4 ROGERS,
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- FUR BUENUS A1 RES.
s& The fast sailing packet bark 'PALAD1N,' John |
g. Wilson, master, will sail about Goth instant For light
freight passage having superior state accommoda
tons, apply to c. MORTON STEWART,
No N straet
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LEAVE. LEAyR
New York s o'clock, A II Portsmouth at TX oclk A.
PPh XII 6taIp Weldon at T. q,
For Augusta, Charleston and the South, via the Manches
ter Railroad, finished.
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any other
points the James River with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
IEs-PasSengers for Edenton, Plymouth, NeWbern Wash
ngton Weldon, Goldsboro Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh and
Wilmington, \, C., will find it pleasant, direct and
agreeable route NJ. y. FALLS,
Baltimore. Sent prpSidp
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Brig Henry Mathews, Cheney, Cardenas, in Of Tg-
IasG
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

De required to bring responsible white
ally known to the Undersigned who will he willing sign
bond to the Company, before they will be passed any
portion of the road.
apllu VIM. CRAWFORD, Agent.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
81 sa4is; gi
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Passenger trains lea Calvert Station Baltimore as fol-
lows, viz:
FOR THE WEST.
LIST The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excepcd SIS
A. NJ arriving Harrisburg NJ there connecting
with the Express Mail Train for
PITTSBCh1G AND THE WEST.
Arriving in Pittsburg at l255 A. NJ Leave PtSburg
Train and arrive Chicago NJ CIeaycand at
800 7. NJ Leave Columbus T. NJ, arrive in Cincinnati
at $50 !. and St Louis at 10 P. NJ.
ID The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily (Sun
day eXcepted) at $50 NJ arriving at Harrisburg NJ
take supper and connect with the Lightning Express Train
over the Pennsylvania Railroad arriving in PSburg at 30
a. NJ Chicago at a. NJ Leave Columbus p NJ and ar
rive IN Cincinnati at 40 T. NJ and St Louis 30 F. NJ
ON SUNDA Y FL ENING
TINS Train leaves at p NJ connecting at Harrisburg with
trains above.
HOURS CHICAGO
10 LOUIS.