CIRCUIT COURT.
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PREsENT-Judges Morsell and Dunlop.


Tuesday, Oct. 27-The court was engaged
TO day in hearing the cause Of Henry Garter
VS.. b. F. Gardiner Fahnestock and b. Gar.
diner, Of Baltimore, James M. Carlisle and r
C. Washington, Of this place.


The cause comes up on a motion to dissolve
the injunction sued by. w. Garter whereby
Carlisle, trustee under deed of trust from
Washington made in March last, for the use
of said Gardiner, Fahnestock, and Gardiner,
was enjoined from dissolving Of the stock Of
dry goods of said Washington.
The bin of the complainant and the answers
of the various respondents occupied nearly two
hours in their reading. Bradley for complain
ant; Cox and Carlisle for Gardiner and Fab
neslock; Lenox for Washington.