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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
WM. A. PERKINS, Sec'y.

ESCAPE OF AN ACCOMPLISHED FORGER.-At PhilAdel-
phia, on Saturday, tpsah of the Court OF Quarter
Sessions named John Porter sent to the Moyamen-
sing prison to bring up Col James Buchanan Cross the
celebrated iorger to receive his sentence. chase
procured for this purpose and Cross duly handed
over to the officer when third parry permitted TO
hold conversation with him which the officer did not
hear Mr. Porter and his prisoner then got into the
chase Cross remarked that he expected to be sent out
TO Cherry HILL and he would like to stop first at his old
lodgings the southwest Of MOyamensng ave-
nue. and Washington avenue for the purpose Of locking
up his trunks Mr.. Porter that he demurred at
tbs proposition but length consented to the arrange
ment and the cbaise accordingly driven to hers
Tavern at the spot named.
Cross and the officer proceeded up stairs to the third
story and they entered which darkened The
prisoner alluded this fact and requested the officer to
open the shutter While the latter oblgingy doing
ths Csoss boed OF the room locked the door upon
the outside, down stairs, scaling the fence eaped
into a light wagon that in waiting, and was driven
off by man already in the vehicle fas: the horse
could carry him. The fugitive is celebrated in his line
of business and has not yet been TAKEN He cut great
dash in Paris few years since, and obtained the means
OF doing by extensive series of forgeries and swim
ding. On his to the United States he organized
a series Of forgeres by which parties in Philadelphia,
New York and Boston were heavily bled With the
fruits of these msdeeds he living the life of
bob in south western city, with his fast woman valet
&C. when he was arrested and brought to Philadelphia
for trial Porter the tipsta has been suspended and
will probably be severely dealt with for allowing the
prisoners escape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

The BENIcIA GIRL.-The New York correspondent
Of the Charleston Mercury says:
"Mrs Adah Isaacs Aenken Heenan is now in this city
quietly awaiting the recognition Of her husband and
lord J. g. Heeuan the champion. We will now test
the truth Of the gossip respecting the marriage of the
Bencia Boy Thus far he has held back and sought no
interview with his Adah. She says that if he does not
come out like man and take her 10 his bosom and his
home she will publish in the Sunday papers all the
der love letters he wrote her in their days Of billing and
cooling These would make racy reading and great is
the competition among the Sunday sheets to obtain these
sweet morsels. Heenan takes the matter as good joke
on a bad subject
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
Yaneey's Democracy.

The Breckenridge ipaPers are attempting to defend
Yaneey and commend him to the people, since he has
been promoted the position of leader Of their party
The Memphis Avalanche says;
Mr. Yancey has, believe, supported every Demo
cratic nominee for the Presidency for the last
twenty years past Of whom have that been
charged with treason to the Uuion.
The Huntsville Ala, Advertiser states positively and
without any qualification, that Yaneey voted neither for
Cass Pierce and that he voted last year. against the
regular Democratic candidate for Governor of Alabama
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
Somebody TO be Cheated.

The friends of Breckenridge in the North are support
ing him directly opposite grounds iron his supporters
in the South. Hea the New Haven Register
Senator Brow, who made a speech at the Breckin
ridge and Lane ratification meeting in Washington, has
it is said since renowned his support OF those gentle
men, Why Because they go for non-interventon, anC
not for "slave code !" The idea that Mr. Breckenridge
who has advocated and defended Intervention during
the whole course of his political life, is eating all hi
has said the subject is ridiculous. Read his lette
and if there is anything there about "slave code
Southern secession DemOcrats-your attention to thu
above If YOU please
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
A DIs,,uion straw.

The following was one of the regular Fourth of July
toasts at the celebration in Hendersonve South Caro-
lima
"By Robert R. Snead-THs election Of old Abe Lin
eoll-the shortest way to Southern Confederacy."
That explains the object of the Breckenridge move
ment which is to elect Lincoln if possible snd so pave
the way to a Southern Confederscy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
Meeting orEntreme.

Extremes meet The Yaneey faction and the ultra Alb
oil ouists are together. Gerrett Smith out in oug
letter advocating dissolution of the Union and Yancey
"a firing the Southern heart and nsrucng the Southern
mind" preparatory to preciptAting the cotton Stats
into revolution Both Of them, Of course euogse Beek
inridgs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
SOUTHERN LITEKATURE.

J. w. RANDOLPH offers for sale.
Account Discoveries In the West until 1919 and Of yoy
N ages and along the Atlantic Of America from 1920
Prepared for the Virginia Historical Society by Conway Robinson
Southern and Southwestern Sketches Fun Sentiment and Ad
venture.
Toe Carpenters Guide in Stair building and Hand Railing By
p O'Neill
add ions by Job Atkins.
Infantry Camp Duty FOrtheaou andcoIst Defence by L.
D..
The Volunteers Hand Book conaningan Abrdgemen OF HAr
dee's Infantry Tactics.
The Lost Principle or The Sectional Equilibrium by Barbs
rosa "
Fiction, no defence Of Truth, by Rev. DR.. Dabney.
Poems, BY Matilda.
Everets New ThesauTgs Muslcas
Eyereit's Elements OF Vocal Music.
Virginia Historical Collections Addresses, '&c.
Acts Of Assembly for 1853, GO
Virginia Historical Register Collections Addresses, &C. vols
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

That VIM L. Yancey voted for the Oregon Bill with
the wmot proviso attached to it and that Mr. Bell
voted against the Bill to abolish the Slave Trade in the
District of Columbia and that he has on all occasions
voted against the Wilmot proviso.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

LETTER FROM Mrs. JOHN BSowN.-The Anglo A trieGn
published the following letter from Mrs. John Brown;
NORTH ELIZA, July 25 1860.
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of inquiry TO hand last
night have never received cent from Hayt neither
do know anything about the contributions Of the people
of that island | think it very wrong to report such
things have been going the rounds Of the papers.
have received any such amounts the papers have
stated frequently have letters applying to me for the
loan of money which, if the truth known, think
would not be sent. Yours truly
MARY A. BROWN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
NEW YORK Markets, Aug Z.

BswAwe have only To note sale Of 600 lbs Southern at
&c., cash
receipts prices declined half pound, ranging from
TO sK6Dgc Mich Cows quiet.
has hac quiet appearance since last
owing chiefly TO the announcement Of the Mnnessots cargo 81
Ro 1.-THE only parcel In first hand for auction on Wed
nesdAy the current high Of pnceS lately attained
inducing re operate except supply
Actesc market for West Inda descriptions and Jaa
prices are again about onequarter of cent higher.
fouR-A moderately active demand has prevailed for state
and Western FLOUR during the three days. and nOwhsand
continued scarcity Of freight which has materially
restricted sales for export transactions show pretty large age-
holders have been enabled 10 realize lUlo cents Dbl
advance on previously quoted The private adyces
from Europe per Asia said 10 be favorable than
the published and the demand for shipment
w at Southern Flour has been In moderate
quest part prices ruled somewhat eg liar
Trans since Tuesday last comprise 200 bb aong With
demaud Petefbbuig Richmond
GRAS-The market for Wheat remained without noticeable
change and Thursday the demand being moderate
scarcity freight and high freight Toe demand
yesterday however when TRANSACTIONS we're heavy
meets with ready The the three aggregate
284 $50 bushels, embracing 1890 White Southern, t3g iO
500 Red North Carolina, sLSO. 81 SSDlts 1000 White
Kentucky 81 S. The demand for Corn has been good and trans
actions hove beeu TO a fair extent, at full prices
MoIss-The inquiry Is s small though perhaps rather on
the Increase and the market ct ses uh little steadnes
market continued quite dull for Raw upt Thurs
nce then better demand has from Rennes
Trade and though higher the market closes more sea
demand and the sales reach GsOO bbs chiefly yeser
day. Improvement OF one-eigh Of cent n Messrs X
STUART their prices Of Refined list ns los cts
Loaf lOilc for Crushed, and Osc for Circle Crushed,
Granulated and Ground
TsBIcoo-Remans dull supplies OF crop coming
forward they held al prices above the views OF buyers
Is In but moderate demand the features OF the
tame good Qualities htm while common grades
are dull at yielding rates
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

the party making the charges For if the Douglas ele
men in the South antslavery now, il was antislaVery
before the organization Of which it recently formed
part was split in twain So it is that curses, like chick
ems viii come home to roOstn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

War THE MANAGERS OF THE GREAT EASTERN DEMAND
FOR VIsIr TO BosToS-The committee OF the board OF
trade who visited New York for the purpose of treating
with the directors OF the Great Eastern, with the view of
having that vessel col DO this city for exhibition did
not agree the terms demanded The directors asked
guarantee Of 300 to pay expenses of the passage to
Boston, a like sumior the expense the return pas
sage and 81 500 for each week day she remained here.
They would listen to other terms although they
offered So 600 to pay the extra expenses Of the trip
On the proposed the Great Eastern would have
come to Boston this week II is not probable that the
committee of the board Of alderman appointed to con-
fer with the directors, will take any action at present.
Eosgoti Tran
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WARRUEn.

Al Eastern View residence the Brides father Pauquer
county morning Of the 10Th ult BY Rev Mr. Ward, Of
The VTgn. Conferences y SALL.hk hse, o. nenmSnd 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

ANOTHER SPLENDID MErEoR.-Another brilliant and
beautiful Meteor observed in the western heavens on
Thursday night about IL o'clock. Our informant who
witnessed it, was standing the terminus Of Precursor
street, of Seldons Point aud had full and unobsruct-
ed view OF the luminous phenomenon which he repre-
sents to have been Of such surprising biance to
cause the slvery light of the full which
reering through the opposite heavens at the same time
to pale into comparative insignhcance.
The Meteor rather Meeors-or like that which was
seen few nights previously it presented duplicate APP
each about the size OF butter key, and
not unlike that object in FORM though slightly rounded
the ends. Strating into view at point about W. n.
w. and taking norherly direction, they sped rapidly
with an unduating motion, rising and subsidng twice
to describe in their double arch OF easy and
graceful curvepreseryng their brilance TO the end,
and finally disappearing at several degrees above the ho-
rzon. Doe of the lights of clear red and tie other
greenish complexon aud BOTH as they couIsed along
emitted resplendent flashes Of the beautiful hues
while their track was marked by sparkling train of
light similar that left by aarge and brilliant rocket
Norfolk Herald
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MRS. BROOKE's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

V,HE ond OF this Sch oil will III, hrst
day Of October 1850 and end the hst day Of Ju 1891
bu dnts eonmodlous p asAniy. III ted an
ageea Of the CITY, and attention Ii paid - tn
Ional CO fort and health Of the young ladies.
ALI bsnehe Of female education taught, the d.
Languages masters and La H. Auc, prAuiag and
Paint competent professors In each departing The french
Language will be Ausm by native Of Paris The growing
this makes essential that II
should ght VII ch will be the language
Of room, and, proper selection
French ady will be procured 10 reside In the iamy
Class viii he formed In gh Literature and the u-se OF
study vii be thorough, .rr
While Mrs hopes promote tie Intellectual improve
ent Of the pupils committed her care she will make her aim
give them happy HnE and as much possible 10 add The
Of polished II the culturs OF the mind
The corps OF ;hers consist f.
Mrs. BsooKE Principal English Branches.
Miss LENA BR oKK ="
Miss GARDIsEs,
Professor Oswald HEsHcH Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and
German.
signor PERsco, Italian, &c.
Mons. GAsBIs French.
Mr.. VOL Ra, German, Prof Of Music on Plano.
Mrs TAYLOR Vocal Music
Other teachers will be employed the eIgene!es Of the schoo
may require
TERMS
half advance other half at the end Of the se
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

UANTRD.-ByA young lady, who has had several year,
w experience In teaching. situation In private family
school She Is competent teach the usual English branches
the Piano. French and Latin Please address Box No.
$50 Richmond, Va GuI-3t
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UNARM FOR SALE eel offer for sale . -ery valuable
PAkM containing hundred and eighty three Of
Land with the usual mproyementasueh dive house
tehen barn. &c This Farm in high state Of Improvement
well adapted TO wheat and stustd In King Queen
iny Immediately opposite West poo the terminus OF the
Richmond and York River Raroad All wishing TO make
will do well call and examine
the premises Of the said Farm At West Point where will take
showing This from It's proximity
West Point and other advantages esiy enhance In value
augs-eim. THOMAS J. CHRISTIAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
L oFFRR FoR SIZE. PRIVATELY. UNTIL

i THE LIST DAY OF SEPTEMBER small Tract Of Land,
tanning about THIRTY SIX ACRES with handsome Cottage
House thereon eonaang large and closets
with necessary houses for large family. situated Ia
healthy country retired spot about half mile rom Bowling
Green where there daily mail and miles from Milford,
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad The oca
good Female Boarding school II not sold pr
vAey before the day Of September will them that day.
PUBLIC AUCTION, TO the highest bidder
e For particulars address the undersigned At Bowling Green
Caroline county, Va.
TERMS LIBERAL and made known the day Of sale.
AuT-Wtdg LAW A COGHIIL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07

RsfRENCS
John Ticker Atty Gen Of Va, Richmond Va; Prof H.
Tucker, Medical College, Richmond Va Hon. T. Hunter,
a Loyds Essex county, Va Hon James Mason, U. r.
winchester Va light Rev. Bishop Johns. Alexandria Va st.
Geo Tueke Esq, Ashland, Va Rev. Moore, d. D., Rich
mond Va Rev as K Graham Savannah Ga ige H. Mar
SHALL Charlotte H. VA cn.inHatus Ne ston Eq Norfolk Va
Rev ohas H. Read D. d. Richmond, Va; Mr. bran warwick.
Va; Mr. william Grant do r. T. Daniel ESQ do Capt Kings
bury u Army; Prof James csbe University Of Va Prof
| 2 MaupIn do DR. Rob' H. Cabell, Richmond.
For catalogues and other particulars relating the School ad
| a ess HEsRy l. BROOKE,
| sus-e1Ov Richmond. Va
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THE TOBACCO TRADE
The folowingIis from Messrs T. Ii. Messengers Cir

the only exception nearly
we hssn ind We max. no aleAtion In Quotations
i6.. hey cover both ia and crop they may 3:
Sy 70 be- auSuented viii dive prominence to Ibis market and
present 70 exporters range iSL selections no. heretofore
80 Tbs sas for TIE month wsTe zoo bhd KsnncIy
SO ,o INV nav he rsgardsd null for tbe The
ssSr,Ss: having been ssdeS to Sy son. eopdsb
G sTSP SL Fsa aSs
s IN condition sps a. To-" sSares The .oS
has reached point never y ana unless an
Is gwen 20 ne ,S ~ S ., az We OPP si 20
July S9 20 G pkg do name %s is M 90 Stock Aug
p,ouvoSnu,RKIr, An. a., ,ssO
hOhhoND MAhhEIs' aug DID, lsoo
mai o1dss SoSy Elk SSes ). sSiG
peoxsome holders are now asking cents Sides though
ot isa w. nao sSoSae. a. boe 10. G paa Hass
cts ,Ssa, o1rsa aS0,s AZ =, 10 10 '
ps. We oHnts n,ms n o1Ao9 c,,. fair u vood 1saqo
ct. Inferior fO SuG's es Goshen sogs cts S'''
aoSsi. Patcn, SSsa eis Ganhattsnvis Pat Sa$S Tso.
I o Spel ses Rv.r gvdr,uc Cement a, Al sOl
Is nsr hi otbeS Minds same II. price. v
0HS-wequo'e at cents nO''o een Is mi'PTn'ed In
caSs Nr,,we ouo,e Richmond bo,ted a, 90 CT,
ooIrkwe renew last qaEtaSn; ". No GHSiO es
Lasulyia stocA ysy sl ioS,S ~ o., 90 1870, 80, "a
!Lne 23c
quote no,s 30 IN sana As,
respect to quantity Ede Island s41 American % Columbian
az ps,srorJa sso Mxcsn s5s. Rssss ManJnn
20 s,S M go .a 80 So y, - a. a.
4tea ~ DypSrs a. "a S wI,p a. ~, r. M,
ns mans asn w - "a a. ~ 3a 80
s hu % az S -onDJ Ron. az tsS do
no; soVas 80 IN no w. w. sV W ~ Wv ' e
r t U.u. Herring, a, A. 80 from the wharf. 4,
, 2 qu0'' HANNA NJ '''' rum N' wharf, "
from store. ,y.. =. .,oo
rLAxskkD p, quote =, tI.oS. 49,, 80 . . .
fouk-Ihe market oonus We quote nesss We as
DID, super at "a Inc STOCK oil old nearly exhausted Extra
luolAo A. % w 1oI =, 40 M % 49, a, re- 10 ,,Ax
fApIr-me quote kasns layer A. toVV poA sco hl-ooii
e pun w DSh S' Ro t s 81, " In sh
SS v, ne - W. i, ia 80 Co. Nr a. VI s, ~ ~
n auu @ p,r, =, ssuess s r.. sSI/e
euo'e "'As-s' ~ s''s|'N SPO'AHs VIZ "
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a, a. N ,"n quo'e N0 ' my " '-'' 'b N w.
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GENTLEMEN: Believing II eminently proper that the people
gnate whom they desire all the Offices vithia
their gthe place NJ ATTORNEY FOR THE COMMONWEALTH
being line Of professional pursuits and my friend
Me- Norris having i, day announced his resignation TO the
Court gratefully accept the natterng nomination with which
you have honored
Your friend and fellow citizen,
O. w. RICHARDSON.
To Msssrs Mallory Winston Luupkin Morris boswell Taylor
and others.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-12
and we have only to report sale of 100 bbls Ohio at the
above figure
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, July lO-Flour &c-The
demand for Western ana State Hour is quite active but
easier prices most kinds Fresh ground extra State is
an exception This is in demand for export at full rates
That fresh ground is difficult of saie-sales
bbs at for superfne State; s5l595 20 for
superfne Western; $540GS555 for extra State; IS GOA
SIS 65 for choice do. S5709S5 S5 for shipping brands
round hoop extra Ohio; $5 for the better brands
do, and $635d7 so for St. Louis extras Southern flour
is easier and the demand is active the supply is
large and the inquiry is in part for Australia sales Of
$500 bbS at S570d$6 for mixed good superne Balti
more, &c and S6l0S7. so for the better grades In
cuded in the sales $500 bbls Richmond private
terms Rye -four is in fair request and steadysaes of
l6O bbs. at s3400s415. Corn Meal is unchangedsaes
OF SEQ bbs at $3.50 for Jersey and 1915 for Brand
Grain-The Wheat market has again declined At the
abatement there is fair shipping inquiry and but for
further advance in freights large business would
have been done. The arrivals liberal and miers
nue to hold off The sales 600 bushels at 81 Is
for Chicago SPRING sl26gsl27 for Kenosha, $l29 for
prime Milwankie Club, 81 q for Amber Iowa 81 36t0
red North Carolina, and Sl.55 for prime old white Ken
lucky. Rye is quiet with good supply at s0dS2 cents
Oats less active and prices steadysaes of Can
ada East at ssG3s& cts Canada West and Western
g39A cts, and State at 40d40h cts. Corn is lower with
large arrivals and the demand is confined to the home
62d63 cts for sound Western mixed, 81 cts, for choice
do 65G66 for Western yellow 66969 cts for round
yellow and 6S for White Western Southern is in lin
tied supply Sugars steady and in moderate demand
sales of $50 hhds. Porto Rico at 74d7S cts. $40
hhds Cuba at 4d74 cts, and 200 boxes Havana at ~
cts also 172 hhds Meado on private terms. Whiskey-
The demand is fair and the market seady-Saes of 600
bbls. at q AL u
NEW YORK WEEKLY COFFEE CIRCULAR.
Cofee-Rio has been in improved demand at full prices
sales of 5000 bags exKangaroo, at 13kc. less 2
cent cash. Other kinds in moderate requestsaes Of
474 bags Bahia at at 14c 100 do Costa Rca at 10
do do at 12Ac 500 do. St Domingo at 12k cash, and
81 do. do. stained at 124c.
The following is the weekly circular of Messrs William
Stock of Rio Coffee on the Sd July 1860 700 bags
Received since to date. none.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
ommitee of Arbitration for the month of July.
er f. l.. CLAIBORNE, .. -
JAS. R. CLARK WIN t. FOSTER,
WIN. II. BALDWIN, TH0S. F. TR0XELL.
OF TRADE.
StlUnstarp anS Gummertial asbistu.
BALTIMORE, July Il, lS6

BALTIMORE, July IL, looo
The operations at the Stock Board to-day were not
heavy, but for Stocks generally the market quite
strong. Northern Central Railway, which dropped of
yesterday of dollar per share, to-day active ana
buoyant and the whole yesterdays decline was recov
s224, and it left off s22 bid s22h asked regular way
these figures being advance of to on the closing
quotations of Monday which day the STOCK sofa az the
close the top price to-day Nothing was done at the
Board in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, but II closed as
yesterday at $40 bid s77h asked regular way Balt
more CITY 6 continue in active demand and we note
further advance to day to cent in 1905. We
note sales of $40 3s4 100 for 1905 l00B9lOl for
Is75s and lol XGlG2 for 1905 Railroad boEds were
pretty firm but nothing done in them. Baltimore
and Ohio 1858 closed at s6x bid 81 asked and North
eru Central lsS5s at 65h bid 66 asked There was com
paratiVely little done to day in Mining stocks but they
generally pretty firm. Guilford was active and
quite buoyant Sales made of 700 shares s34
SO these figures being advance Of 12h to 1SA
the prices obtained yesterday Rudisel the only Mining
stock with the exception of Guifod in which there was
any thing done, also firm Sales were made of 500
shares at cash and buyer 10 days and buyer 60
days, and left of at 81 60 bid SIX asked re uar way
and SIX bid buyer 60 days Springfield closed steady
s4 bid, s5% asked Gardner Hill at So z bid 81 asked and
North State at $3.50 bid s269 asked regular way Silver
Hill was rather heavy only slX being bid it to-day.
None was offered however under SLY There
inquiry to-day for Bank stocks and sales 80
shares Union at s77, and 20 shares Mechanics 500
In New York to-day Erie declined l. New York Cen
tral Il; Canton NJ Cleveland and Toledo a. Rock Island
n; Michigan Southern guaranteed %; and Virginia 6s
S but Michigan Southern advanced s.; Harlem n; and
Reading and GaeHa and Chicago q each. The market
closed firm both at the first and second Board
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La w INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND

COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
JUNE TERM, 1S60.-ANNAPoLIs, July lltb 1867
No. 6S. Edward Lane and wife u.s. Peter Fuller
and wife. Appeal from the Circuit Court for
Baltimore city. Justice EcclestOn delivered the
opinion OF this Court Decree affirmed with costs
No. IT'S. The Northern Central Railway Com
pany Us. Elias Scho Appeal from the Superior
Court of Baltimore city. Chief Justice LeGrand
delivered the opinion of this Court. Judgment
affirmed