CITY lNTGiLiGENCE.
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PoJbel7I. \ man calling himself Watkins,
entered the book store of Mr.. G.. iIanzche, in
Baltimore street, yesterday afternoon during
the temporary absence Of the proprietor and
robbed the drawer Of all its contents. The
thief was promptly arrested by officer Graham
aud taken before Justice Sehaetter, who fully
committed him for trial at the approaching
term of the city court:-S5 of the money found
upon his person was identified by MIR. Han2-
che.


Murder most tOul! Yesterday morning a
shocking murder was committed at the corner
of Pratt and Douglas streets. The person who
pcrpetrated this terrible deed, did it by taking
the object of his vengeance and deliberately
dashing its brains out against the curb stone.
The deceased was an unfortunate little pig,
which had ieIoniously trespassed upon premis-
es where he had no right to 90.


Fined. Conrad Bra I'd, for throwing stones
in the public streets, was yesterday arrested by
officer Swick and fined 81 and costs by Justice
McAlistcr.


In Jail Darlton Williams, for threatening
and abusing the family of James Hamilton was
arrested yesterday by officer Barnard, and, in
default of security, committed to Jail by Jus.
tice Wright.


Assaulted Charles Cooper, charged with as
saulting Rachael Harden, (both coored,) was
committed yesterday by Justice Wright, to ap-
pear at Court.


AT his old tricks. James Mattin, charged with
assaulting and threatening to shoot Sarah Har-
per, was arrested yesterday by officer Snyder,
and committed TO Jail by Walton Gray, Esq,
to appear at court


ErtcnSipe Tailoring establishment The large
building at the n. w. corner Of Baltimore and
ment by Messrs. John NJ. Orem s Co. has lately
undergone judicious Improvements. The base
ment has been handsomely fitted up for job
bing room, for tho sale of piece goods to mer-
chant taiors and others, dealing in fabrics fol
gcntlemen's wear. The second floor has been
entirely remoddled, and is supplied with large
assortment of ready made clothing, which is
made in style of great taste and elegance.