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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The New York Tribune of this morning, says:
There continuance this morning of the improved
feeling yesterday afternoon, although in modified
degree. few descriptions did not not sustain the full
ADVANCE but generally the market strong until to-
ward the close of the session. when under free offerings
of stock, it exhibited signs of weakness. There
realizing sales and the buying seemed to be mainly
by the stock opbng houses and the operators The
commission houses. although showing increase OF
orders not very busy. The Shorts must have
cred very largely but the buying general and very
few stocks were offered on sellers options
All the Western shares were in demand at advancing
rates. The market for State stocks sympathzed with the
Government stocks also rmer and in good demand
for investment. There quite large and welLdistr
buted business in railroad bonds with advancing quota
At the close of business in the the tenden
cy of prices still upward and any stock offered found
ready market
We have had irregular bill market for this packet
but the rates down to y per cent Bankers have
sold Sterling at 1851 and have reason to think al
105 while southern Bank signatures have sold at los
and good Commercial at 104. The demand, excepting
from Bankers, was very limited. Francs 5.4Od
5.3l4.
Freghts-To Liverpool, ZOO bales Cotton at 1l-32d
Nd 100 bales Sea Island do at 6d $50 toxes Bacon
at 40s 200 bbs Lard at 40s bbls Flour at S. Sd
@3s. Cd, and 500 bbs. Resin at IS. I'D To London
13 900 bush. Wheat in bags at lad rs bbls Starch at
3s 10Ad no cs Beef at Is 3D. Ss 500 bbls do at s.
3d. 600 bbs Oil at ASS 200 boxes Bacon at 40s 100
ties. Rice at AIS. 3d., and 60 hhds Tallow at 40s.
The placing Of the loan creates larger activity in
call loans and temporarily better rates of interest The
supply of capital however, is abundant at 67 per cent
The banks glad to find this employment for theiI
spare funds in the absence of sufficient supply paper
There is no difficulty in passing prime names up to and
months, at cas- per cent Other descriptions at very
irrau 11o otas
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Ee,r,
DOMESTJC N1apUETS


NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. 27.-Flour, &c.-The
sales comprise 800 bbs. at for superfne State
and Western; SIS 30537x for extra State As for
hoice do $5359555 for low grades Western extra;
$5.5o@565 for shipping brands Of round hoop extra
Ohio, and S. 7cG720 for trade brands do. Southern
Flour is offered freely and the low grades are
ter. The sales bbls at 405 70 for mixed to
good superfne Baltimore, &c, and s5so9725 for the
better grades Grain-The Wheat market is quiet and
prices favor the buyers The arrivals large but
the supply is liberal Shippers generally disposed to
hold off until later from Europe is received The
SO 600 bushels part last evening" at Sl22 for
Northwestern club $1.2O11 2l for Chicago spring,
Called 81 "a for Milwaukee club 1321 SO red Jer
sey; s134 for small parcel of red Western $1.5l for
white Canada Corn again lower and is pleny-the de-
mand is chiefly export Sales bushels 6OG6S
cts for new Western mixed at the railroad depot and de-
lvered 66@67 old do. in stores 6SG6SX cts for
do devered 6S cts for dry Southern yellow for
port and rs cts for good new white Southern. Provi
sions-The Pork markets. unchanged sales of 4S0 bbs
at 70 for prime and s17 rs for mess Coffee
The market this morning very quiet but prices full
sustained We quote Rio ordinary to prime at
cts; Maracaibo. 1S1@l4x cts; Jamaica, 12x@lS cts
Java mats and bags at 16kG17H cts and st. Domingo
at I'm cts Cotton-The market is inactive but very
steady-sales Of few hundred bales We revise quota
tons.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Comm;,,ee of Arbitration for month of February.
OHIO WILLIAMS
JNo E R CRABBE, JAS; d EASTEK;
7 | w.
Nunetarg aHb Commercial 2shisn.
BALTIMORE Feb % I,

DALrihVhE, req @o 1901.
The passage yesterday by the Peace Conference of the
Compromise propositions that were before it, and the
general favorable prospect Of the adjustment Of po
tical difficulties of the country. have occasoned de-
cded upward movement in stocks, and at New York
day prices advanced very materially, particularly
State stocks. The market here was also very much
hrmer in tone than yesterday but has been the
for some time past only limited business done at
the Board. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad improved to-
day SIX, and Northern Central do dollar per share
Sales made of 25 shares of the former stock SOL
and rs shares the s4 cash Baltimore and
Ohio closed firm at s614 bid, s62K asked, and Northern
Central left of at $l3A bid, sl4 asked regular way In
Railroad bonds there nothing DONE but the market for
them very firm. Northern Central 1855 closed at
50 bid SIS asked the closing bid per cent
than that Of yesterday, and Baltimore and Ohio bonds,
closed at SO bid 62H asked for 1925 so bid for 1sS0s
and 50 bid for 1855 City 6s also better to day
but very little Them the sales embracing only $3.50
1905 at o. advance Of per cent. There was some
inquiry for Bank stocks and note sales of so shares
Western at S2o4 and 10 shares Mechanics at S There
was some further movement in the Mining stocks and
they generally better to-day. Sales were made OF
so shares Gardner Hill $3.50, 500 shares GuOrd at 65
cts 200 shares North State IS and 400 shares Cam
bridge at 15 cts.
election for Directors of the Northern Central Rail
way Off to-day, and generally expected the
| ticket known the Pennsylvania ticket success
| full
There is but little doing in foreign Exchange to-day
and the market for it is quite unsettled The rates to-
day follows: London, bankers bills 1o6(G1064
do commercial do, 1o4k@105H; Paris 60 day bills ST
3O do short sight do ST. 25 Antwerp ST. 30 Amsterdam
4OG4OK; Bremen rex; Hamburg S54; Cologne ~ Frank
forton the Main Al.
In New York to- day Virginia 6s advanced Sx; Mis-
surf 6s Tennessee bonds and North Carolina bonds
Ak per cent; Erie z; New York Central p; Reading
SIX Cleveland and Toledo 81 X; Michigan Southern Il
Rock Island s2X Harlem Z; and Galena and Chicago e
Michigan Southern guaranteed, which the only
stock on the list which declined, fell of y.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, February 2S, 1861.
$3.50 Bait 6's, '90-97 500 shs. Gulford u.
| so shs. Western Bk-204 Co. -.G5
| 10 shs Mechanics 200 shs. North State
Rnnl "a
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SupREME C0IrRT nE TaE IINIrEn SrArES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, ls6l.-On motion of Mr..
Attorney General Stanton, James Buchanan, jr.
ESQ, of Pennsylvania, admitted an attorney
ana counsellor of this Court ON motion of Da-
vid Dodley Field, ESQ.,, Rufus F. Andrews, ESQ of
New York, was admitted attorney and counsel.
Tor OF this court.-On motion of Almon w. Girls
VOID, Esq, Edgar Ketchum, Esq, of New York,
was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this
Court.-No. 93. james H. Suydam, plaintiff in
error, Us. VIM. II. Williamson. This cause was ar.
gued by MIR. Field for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned until Tomorrow eleven O'Clock.
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The FREE NAVIGATION OF THE MIssIssIppr.-Tb
following are the principal portions of the bill
passed by the Southern Congress relative to the
navigation of the Mississippi:
The Congress of the Confederate States of Araer;cn
do enact That the peaceful navigation of the Mis-
sssppi river is hereby declared free to the ciszens
of any of the States upon its borders or unon The
borders of its navigabe tributaries. and ali Sims
boats, or RATS, or vessels may navigate the same
under such regulations as may be established bv
authority of law, or under such police reguIations
as may be established by the States within their
several jurisdictions. 'n''
BE itfurther enacted, All ships, boats or vessels
which may enter the waters of the said river with.
in the limits of this Confederacy from any port or
place beyond the said limits, may freely pass with
their cargoes to any other port or place beyond the
limits of this Confederacy, without any duty or
hindrance except ght-money, pilotage, and other
like charges but it shall not be lawful for any such
ship, boat vessel to SELL deliver or in any wav
to dispose of any part of her cargo, or land any
portion thereof for the purpose OF sale and dely.
cry within the limits of this Confederacy.
The remaining portion, of the act applies to pen
altes for the violation of the law, and makes pro
vision for the landing of portions of cargoes within
the Confederate States
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Imrmnrk.

UEERY W. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. is LIGHT ST,
has hand large stock Of and constantly
ring every description of CABINET WARE, the best ma
terals and workmanship
HAlR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING Under
BEDS, HOLSTERS and PILLOWS Of Hair Feathers IRON
BEDSFEADS, suitable for Hotels servants, &c. ia5-tf
q NEW RNITURE
Esa WAREROOMS.
The undersigned would call the attention
and the public to his Warercoms, and his large
and varied assortment of furniture His stock being ALL
NEW and of the best workmanship with moderate
prices he hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the OF dStand.
THOS. McGLANNAN,
No. 4Gl West Baltimore street.
- FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE. rnh23-tf
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$nMbfr.
SHINGLES, LATHS AND

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
~ LUMBER
We have hand large assortment of LUMBER that ,r
are selling at the lowest cash prices Customers will
apply at the yard l52 LIGHT STREET WHARF or ~ r.
ol3-tf RTRNS q. Sro,>,
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c.-5O, 600
- and "a Hemlcck Fencng $1,000 feet Hemlock j.
SSeaIntng 10000 1 red 0ak Slaves 10000 Sugar
Flour Dbl Hoops. Bill stuff cut to order. '''' ~
For sale by WI g CROSS
ap26-tf corner East Falls ana Eoot o,o.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb 27-The Flour mar.
ket Is quiet but firm to-day and the only sale hear Of
generally held at $685. with small business doing to
supply the trade at from this figure for superfne up
So 50G575 for Extra and Extra Family and $66 so per
Dbl for fancy brands as in quality and the receipts and
stocks moderate for the Rye Flour Is arriving
and selling in lots at 50 62H per bbl Corn Meal is but
little inquired for and Pennsylvania Meal is dull
81 s7H per Dbl In Wheat there is very little doing for
the want of stock, and prime lots in request at
further advance 5000 bushels sold at l25 cts for
Jersey, and 130G135 cts for Western Pennsy-
vana reds the latter for prime white ranges from 40
100 cts, in quality; sale of 900 bushels fair
Pennsylvania las cts and 800 bushels Ken
lucky at price kept private Rye comes in slowly and
Pennsylvania sells at 6s Corn is dull the decline
noted yesterday the receipts moderate and only about
$500 bushels yellow found buyers at IS cts, aoat
and in the Oats unchanged, and prime Penn
syvana sell wanted at SO cts from store Barley is
quiet There is rather more inquiry for Cloverseed and
300d400 bushels have been disposed Of in lots $450
ASH per buhel the latter for prime which is gene
rally held higher Timothy is scarce and wanted, and
small sale made 81 80 per bushel Flaxseed is
unchanged Whiskey is better and active; large
sales of bbls both Pennsylvania and Ohio having been
made at Is cts the latter held higher Drudge
brisk at l7@7H cts and hhds at 17K cts and
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Feb 2S.-Coton is dull and prices unset
tled-saes at II cts Flour is heavy at decline Of
555 Southern, SIS 355 60. Wheat depressed-sales
3o,ooo bushels decline 1G2 cts-white Western
declining tendency-sales of SIS 900 bushels at decline
of l ct-mixed e5ka67k cts for old; new, $1,000 cts.
oSdIo cts Is steady-MesS Sl7 70
Prime $3.50. Lard steady Whiskey closed firm at II
cts. Sugar is seady-New Orleans sac cts; MuscovadC
| 4RG54 cts Noasses is unchanged. Naval Store
| quiet. Rice quiet. Freights heavy.
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-Four-sales of super6ne a
s525@575 This grade of Flour is Wheat is
tive at 145; sl.50 for white and slS201.3 IS for red
Corn-Sales of new yellow at 5Sd60 cts. old 62H cts
CoIee-Saes of Rio at l2tGl3 cts. Pork-Mess SIS
| Whiskey steady at lS(9ISE cts.
MOBILE Feb 2s-Sales of 800 bales of Cotton at
oil cts The market is dull and prices are unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 28saes OIL 500 bales of Cotton
! Middlings l0xG114 cts.
| NORFOLK, Feb. 2S-The receipts of for the weeL
have been 10000 bushels There is less activity Whit
65G69 cs yellow OF cts; mixed 60 cts Cotton steady
receipts lighter sales at II EGl14 cts. Some held at
cts. for prime.
The brig Muscovado. from Demerara. bound to Balt
| more, was off Smiths Island last night.
| CINCINNATI, Feb 2S.-The market is generally un
| changed. Whskey is active at 10 4 cts Pork is firm
holders asking s17.25G175O. Bacon is in good de
| mand
| INIDORNS IMfr0 IA tI,IN10p u
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TIE LAW OF AMEsDMENr.-The propositions Of
the Peace Conference have been submitted to Con.
gress under the ffth article OF the Constitution,
which, It viii be remembered, is In the following
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~ and after January 80, Trains leave
~ CALV ERT STATION S FOLLOWS:
e. me Mall Train daily exceIt Sundays, at 81 \ h
or Em-fa, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston Ser
Binghampten, Syracuse, Oswego, Toronto Ouch snf
Montreal ana all parts Of Western New York and Canada
Aso, Tor Pitsburg, Chicago. Cleveland CincIpnat ST
L2pis and all parts Of the West and Northwest
For I'm mlttsourg Gettysburg, Lancaster Lebanon Bthe
hem Allentown, EaSton, Reading Pottsville Carlisle and
Chambersburg, Pa, and Hagersown. nd.
minister. " a. "''@ "'S'
For New York city, with only change Of cars aad
as low fare as by other routes. A $40 -
s can 9 BY this train to Detroit and Chicago
Express Train daily Except Sunday at 40 p for all
points North; and points the Western MARYLAND Rail
road. ' ''""' @''
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P NJ 70,
the West and Northwest ' " 49, w
Travellers from Wash ington and the South by the su
this road A viz '''S
For cTlCkETS and information, apply at the TICKET
franklin Streets, Baltimore. ~
- - JAS. C. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN T. RIGNEY, Asst superintendent iaso.tf
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
Irnlapds EIorfda Mohila NJ n

MoassesThe market is dullthe sales since our last
include about 200 bbs New Orleans at Ss935 cash
and time sugars-There is better tone TO the market
since our last there has been very fair demand from
rehners-sales OF 300 hhds Cuba at 4d5 cts; and $50
boxes Havana on private terms. There has been some
demand for coffee grades and prices about Ct high
baccoWe note sales this morning at auction of II hhs
Kentucky at G51 cts 20 hhds do at 2S l3 cts and
Is hhds do. at Az cts all cash. WhiskeyThe market
firm and the demand fair sales Of 500 bbs at IS cts
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Feb. 27.-The re.
celpts of Beef Cattle have been moderate during the
week and prices have accordingly ruled firm. The
h quality Of the stock fair notwithstanding
That there drove of bobtails or disery- fed
star' from Long Island. There were several fancy
for inferor - which brought roundn prices The range
occasional ss prime was 5X cts to OK cts lb, with
sa W.1 ss AZ 10 cts. Mich Cows dull at $25 to $55
Sheen a SeaI I. steady to cts for fair to good
h sEs IN ~ ,, freely at prices varying from t275
ane prices shade hrmsr-6X to e being the
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

the 4tf ana lSln
NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
IN CORNER OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore, Nd
The reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in city
and where the best ofevery article in the Maui
tica line be found and positively the only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner.
Chrouome ters for sale or hire
JAMES T. KEMP Il CO.,
3s-tf Successors to Hagger Brother.
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LA 81 - FOR THE

gzAe Sess sssEZ-TSS2E FEST AND SOUTfs
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAn
On and after November 25th 1890 the trains will -.
a follows: ''' "''' *
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Mail (exeept
Ct 400 a. NJ Express daily at AGO P 81 Roth Trains ~
directly through to ALL PARTS UF THE VEST St,;8rIt
WEST AND NORTHWEST A' So'A'
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 A. NJ sc
oo9 con train between Cumberland and RheeliBg
and 4.C0 Z. 81. train from Ra tinlore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore st AIS ?. y
and Frederick at T.35 A.
THE ELlICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ats2
a. NJ, and and 500 P D., and Elioott's Mills al 745 A
IL, ann 2.30 and 20 P ".
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIRE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at and S35 A. NJ ands3 10 and 20
NJ On Sundays at425A ~ only. Leave Washington
go and 40 A. NJ, and Is and Goo F. n SUNDAYS At
Sl5P n only The second and third traD. only Yror
Baltimore stop way points. The second fourth trains
from Baltimore and the second and third from
connect with trains on the Annapolis Road.
For further tickets Of every kind &C. apply
to j T. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden static. or at ths
Ticket Office. W P. SMITH,
=, oorr o., M, Master Of TranspC ration
j.. Nj COLh, General Ilcket Agent.
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gjs3Ss sya 60 PHILADELPHIA

azAl5sSE@fszN29E WILMIN GTON AND
BALTIMORE RA .LROAD
WINTER ARRANGENEN 4
and after MONDAY, Nov: 10th, Passenger trains fol
A, H.; EVENING MAIL at $40 P. II.
ON SUNDAYS at $40 p n only. All trains connect VIII
New York Trains except $40 P. NJ, on Saturdays.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves
ASP NJ stopping at all Stations between Baltimore aud
Havre de Grace. ~
e From PHI ADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at sl5 Al .,l2M
and 10 80 P II. "
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
BY leaving in 10 Is A NJ train will connect at Wilmington
With 6S5 n train, daily Except Sunday all stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on Tuesdays
thursdays ana Saturdays for Milford; Mondays
nesdays and Fridays for Seaford; by aving at 10
can procure astopover check from Conductor spend the
night in Wilmington and take the 9.S5 train for a
stations between " lmington and Salisbury.
NOT1CE-A colored persons whether bond or free W o..
be required bring responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned, who will be willing 10 sign
bond to the Company, before they will taken over
portion Of the road 49,
MATT VIM. CRAWFORD A-,,+
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: ST. OLD D0MINION sTRAMB0
RgiI RDa0s,
~ 2 IL n IL It-H " O 4 ML " 7

LSSs EEE5szz51 FUR THE
SzRaK Ssz<f--15zS N0RTH, WEST AND NORTHW EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS.
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g9r SaIt, Grtigkt or Gbartfr:

~ FOR LIVERPOOL.
MA Heavy freight wanted for an A l shin for Liver.
pool, at moderate rates Apply to
fel7H Corner Commerce and Prat E s GDs
.esfsA FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
sz Al British bark USK, 53S tons register Apply to
., KNOX Il CO.,
lell-u l25 Smiths wharf
essz WANTED.-Tw VESSELS I2O@I4O
tons each, to load Norfolk, for the West Indies
ARF Isyr to ,aKN0x I CO.
leiu 1875 Smiths wharf.
80 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
s1The he; Al clipper coppered and copper.fasened schr
ID: >: NElLD Apply to S. R. DUNN0CK,
oo0-a III Smiths wharf.
ss{sA WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
TOR London Also, vessel of S0050O tons for South
side OF Cuba and thence to Europe Apply to
%. AORREIL 4 RANDALL,
soL 6o Exchange Place.
,ss54 FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The
-5 bulk Of 6OCG7CO hbls freight for New Orleans can
Ne ootalHed oy application to KNOX Co,
le4-u l25 Smiths wharf
I'D FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Tbe
sEszsAl American ship DAVID STEWART, Prentgs
,,o. +. l.. BkAUNS & co,
dlO-d corner Lombard street and Cheapsde
10 WANTED FOR PORT IN EUROPE.
-An Al SHIP of about 1000 to 5000 barrels capaci
~ Quick dispatch viii be given and fair rates Apply at
once to JOHN HENDERSON & co,
ooIu corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
1T VESSELS WANTED FOR
undersigned are constantly in Want of vessels to loa
,o MOR2ELL & RANDALL,
Ie-I SIS Exchange Place.
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>, "The Congress, whenever two.tbirds of both
Houses shall deem It necessary. shall propose
to to this or on the sp.
., sns Of twothirds Of the
Ing amendments, which, in either case p,upJs
valid, to all Dtents and purposes as psrt os
Constitution, when ratified by the Legislatur.su Is 3
threeourths of the several States, or by Connsoo
tions in three.fourtbs thereof, as the one or H.
other mode of ratification may be proposed by the
Congress-"
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The British steamers were gaily arrayed with
flags, at Portland, on Friday in honor of The amir
ysTsiry Of the birthday Of Washipgton.
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Just before daylight, on the other morning. as
the Fulton ferry boat was leaving the slip man
struck bis breast on the edge of the boat. fell back
into the water and sank. This is the third instance
of this kind this MONTH The New Workers will
jump. They call it "going ahead"
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IA w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COuRT-JUpGE BoNr

CRIMINAL C0URT-JUDGE BOND.
Ellen White was declared lunatic and pauper
by Jury.-State as. Samuel Hussing, indicted
for selling liquor the day of the last municipal
election. The evidence for the State showed that
thu, traverser had sold liquor the night of the
election day, between nine and half.past nine
O'Clock. Mr.. Barry, for the defence took the ground
that there no violation of the law in this case
the liquor being sold after the closing of the polls
which did not constitute an offence under the
statute. The Court postponed the case to hear at
future time the argument on the point raised.
State Us. John Hopkins, indicted for the LARGE
ny of 30 pounds of copper pipe and 80 pounds of
lead pipe, the property of James NJ. Muller, ST.
The State proved that the pipe had been
taken from the premises of Mr.. Muller, and
that the accused, when arrested confessed
the theft. Mr.. Alexander, for the defence, con-
tended that the offence not larceny but tres
pass, the pipe having been part of the premises
and lying about in such manner the taking
away would not constitute larceny. The point will
be argued before the Court, hereafter.-George
Stein, indicted for robbery, asked removal of his
case, and the record ordered to be sent to Bal
tmore County Court State Us. Alonzo Welsh
indicted for keeping bawdy-house the Point.
Verdict ''not guilty. "--The recognizance Of John
Boyd forfeited in three cases.-Adjourned
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUpGE MARTIN.
Joseph Rupert Us. The Mayor and City Council.
Before reported. Verdict for defendant.-The
Cicil Bank Us. Adam Snively, administrator of
Lawrence Snively, claimant of property attached,
OF James r. Lee ana 1nOmas y. w elDy. AtIacn-
ment on Judgment. On trial-Assignmen to-
day $50 to $40.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
J. Thomas Baker Benjamin Uncles. Appeal
from Logan. Jury out.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
State OF Maryland Us. The Northern Central Rail-
road Company al. Answer filed by defendant to
the injunction heretofore granted.
Dreamer ct al. Us. Baltimore United Fire Depart
ment. Motion to dissolve injunction. Before
reported. Concluded rln.-liudODh
w. Guntber Us. Robt. W. Pendleton and others.
Before reported. Not concluded.-James Bowes
rs. Catharine Bowes. Petition filed for divorce
Uinculo matrimonii.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER TERM-ANNAPoLIs, Feb. 28.-No. 139.
William Morrison John W. Wbiteside. Appeal
from the Court for Howard county. This case was
argued by A. s. Ridgely for the appellant and by
VIM. H. G. Dorsey for the appellee