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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-18
Prices and Sales of Stocks in Neao Fork.
BALTIMORE MARKE TS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

COFFEE-There has been no transactions today. The
market continues very firm, however, with light supply
dunn and 1ll1H cts. for good and prime Laguayra at
llAdl2 cts Java at 17G1S4 The entire stock is
about 10, COO bags.
FLoURThere continues to be fair inquiry at steady
rates had reported Change day sales of $50 bills
Ohio Super at S437H; $50 bbs. Howard Street do at
S437%. City Mills neglected; holders are asking
S4dS412% for old and inspection Extra we note
sales OF $50 bbls Ohio at Howard Street was quiet
at So and City Mills at S.. 25G$550
GRAIN-There fair supply at market to-day and
Saturdays figures were well sustained. White Wheat was
in moderate request with sales reported 500 bushels
at 10Y cents for mixed, and l2030 prime and
choice of red there light sales reported at O3 cents
for good samples; prime quote at los cents There
were OOO bushels Corn Change, nearly all which
changed hands at SO cents for mixed cents for
good and prime white yellow brought 65d6 cents for
common to fair samples, and 676S cents for good to
prime There were some 900 bushels Oats at market
Maryland brought 80 cents Virginia So cents and small
lot prime Western Virginia 3S cents; Pennsylvania are
very scarcewe quote them nominally cents Sales
of 500 bushels Rye Y cents for Pennsylvania and 66
cents for Virginia
MoLASsES.-There have been no transactions worthy
of note. New Orleans is held at 35d36 cts Porto Rico 3
d34 cts Cuba Muscovado 26a2S cts; do cayed 2Ad25
ce2ts.
PR0YISIONS-There is very little inquiry for any de-
scription Bulk Meat is nominal at OK cts for Shoulders
and S4 cts. for Sides Bacon is held at X and Ok cts
for Shoulders and Sides Light sales of Sides were
reported at 94 cts Is hhds. Hams 10 cts and 300
pieces do at 10B cts Mess Pork is held Sl775 Prime
at $50, and Rump at sl4 Lard is quiet 1OA611 cts
kGE:-Sales of 80 derces for export at $751; The
market is steady at 81 IA cts.
SuGAR.-There has been very limited inquiry to-day,
10 hhds Porto Rico at $6s being the only sale reported
S525655O Cuba, English Island and Porto Rico SIS Is
g62; Porto Rico and New Orleans fair good So SO
a675 do prime to choice, S7d725; Cuba good to prime
S631 Hd6.75 The stock is estimated at 200 hhds.
SALT-Sales of 1000 sacks Ground Alum SO cts per
sack. We quote in lots from store IS for Ground
Alum 1856 for Marshall's and Jefry Darcy's Fine
and l45 cts sack for Ashtons d. and Turks Island
20 cts per bush.
WHIsKEY.-sales 200 bills City at 20 cts Ohio is held
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ON E sTIC.

The Pensacola papers announce the death in that
city, on the 10Th ut., of Arnold Guilemard, ESQ.,,
at the age OF seventy years. He an old citizen
having been an officer in the Spanish armv before
the cession of Florida to the United States. He
had lived in great retirement for MANY years mi
versally esteemed by his acquaintance, but com
muning rather with the past than the present gene
ration.
On Thursday night last violent tornado blew
off the track of the Chicago and Alton railroad, a
passenger train of cars, seriously nuring several
persons 1t also Frustrated half the houses in Lex
ington, Peoria Junction, and Towanda and killed
three men in the latter place. On Friday another
storm did great damage in Illinois, between Bloom
ington and Springfield, demoshing a large num-
Der Of houses in Elkart and Williamsvile and kill
ing whole family of five persons in one house.
There has been considerable excitement in Bur-
lington VT, for a few days past on the subject of
the removal of the remains of Gen. Ethan Allen =
The ceremonies of laying the cornerstone of the
monument ordered by the State have been deferred
and the authorities of the town and committee Of
the monument have made thorough research, to the
depth of six eight feet, in all parts of the family
lot not known to be occupied by the remains of
other members of the family where his monument
stood, without finding the slightest indication of
human remains.
Letters received from Arkansas announce the
death OF the Rt. Rev. George W. Freeman, bishop
OF the diocese of Texas and Arkansas The event
took place at Little Rock, Arkansas on the Doth
alt. Bishop Freeman was sixty-eight wears of acre
In early life he resided in North Carolina and Dela
ware.
Jacob Barker, who is in attendance upon the
Court of Claims, before which he has claim grow
ing out of certain loan transactions during the late
war with Mexico, has reached the advanced ape of
eighty years. and, though all his life engaged most
actively in business, retains in an astonishing de-
gree his mental and physical vigor.
The Bank of the State of North Carolina .nd
Bank OF Cape Fear have agreed to resume snec;e
payment on the first day of June next. The off
GERS of the non,specie-paying banks in Charleston.
y e., have had meeting, and resolved that If was
deemed advisable not to resume specie payments
before July. rN' N''iitS
AT the Navy Yard in Washington, NAV he soon
half dozen structures called "bel buoys" each Of
dimensions thirty feet long, by twelve beam and
six deep, intended to be placed along the extensive
coasts OF the United States on the Atlantic and pa
cific. anu l
The Hollidaysburg (Pa.) Register says that the
Central Bank at that place is in fair way of being
fairly established. The necessary stock, we under,
stand has been subscribed by substantial Pbiladel-
phia men-ifteen of them subscribing $4,000 each.
and paying $4,000. s.'.-t.--e
The Senate has confirmed Joseph Williams as As
sociate Justice of Kansas. -.
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BY CANNON & MATTHEW'S

{TF::f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of n
hii decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore CITY the
. subscriber Trustee, will offer at public sale at
the EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of June at
one o'clock, the following described property:
All that LOT OF GROUND beginning on the smith side
OF Great German street. and the line of the ground
owned by ST. Paul's Vestry, and used as burial
Sround running thence southwardy binding on said
ground one hundred feet to twenty feet alley with the
use thereof thence eastwardly, parallel with German
street IL feet, inches thence norhwardy one hundred
H 10 herman street, thence westwardy Is feet inches
And also all that LOT OF GROUND beginning on the
solth sde OF Great German street Is feet inches from
Ie elsernmost line of the ground owned by St. Paus
festy above described and running thence sOuhwarly
one hundred feet to twenty feet alley with the use and
pryese thereof thence eastwardy Is feet inches par
ei Wlt German street, thence northwardy by straight
line one hundred feet to German street. thence weswary
10 Feet inches, to the place of beginning
Ihese lots jointly to ground rent of 1857 So
and are improved by THREE STORY BRICK Dwell,
LING - ~
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
trd cash. and the balance in four and eight months TO be
secured by approved endorsed bearing interest
j. MALCOLM, Trustee
$40 No q Lexington street.
my123aW&ds isl CANNON g. NJ MATTHEW'S Arot,
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ap23-eod&ds
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VATUABTE
\. OILMOIS, JR.,
Trustee.
GIBSON & CO.,
Auctionparc

II III
THE SOUTH WEST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS, IN FEE SIMPLE.
by virtue of decree Of the Superior Court of Baltimore
City, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell by PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore on
TUESDAY, the SrH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at one oclock
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate lying and being
In me city OF Baltimore and contained within the
and bounds, courses and distances following, viz:
beginning for the same the west side of Howard
street. at the distance of hundred and fty-six feet
northerly from the northwest intersection of
Howard and Little Ross streets and which place of begin
ming is at the northeast of Lot No 10 designated
on the Plat in the return of the Division the Real and
Personal Estate of David Moore deceased and running
thence northerly, bounding Howard street twenty
eight feet and ten inches to the southwest inter
section of Monument and Howard streets then westerly
bounding on Monument street hundred and six feet
he corner of the lot of ground conveyed by
arederlck X Goldman and wife to Henry Shrk on the
Oth day Of March, 1876 and recorded among the Land
records of Baltimore county, in Liber A. W b. No 364
loho 5O2 NC; thence southerly parallel with Howard
street. and bounding said lot twenty feet and ten
inches to Lot No 10 above referred thence eastery
bounding thereon hundred and six feet to the Dac Of
beginning The being and comprising part of Lot
No II on the Plat representing the Division of David
Moore's the same ground as conveyed bv Fred
erick r. Goldman and wife Samuel Cooper by ndenre
dated the 10th day of June 1851 and recorded in Lber
W. b., No 459 folio 1876, &c
The above Lot of Ground is improved bv n THREE
| STORY FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, oc
cupyng twenty-five feet two inches, of the twenty eight
feet ten inches 'front.' with large and commodous Back
Building, and supplied with both Gas and Water Fixtures
with all the modern Improvements designed to promote
the comfort of family, and to make home the appest
spot earth
The Lot of Ground above described is in fee
Taxes will be paid TO Jan. /, 1855 II will be sold sub
Ject to mortgage Of three thousand dollars due and pay
able on the 18th February 1852 and held by the Savings
Bank of Baltimore.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
third cash. the balance in two equal instament payable
in six and twelve months respectively the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day sale, and be
cured by the bonds notes of the purchaser endorsed
satisfactorily to the Trustee cash. the option the
purchaser.
The Trustee will be happy to show the premises at an
any time previous to the SALE the purchaser can have
immediate possession.
AMOS F. MUSSELMAN, Trustee
20 Fayette street.
III 2auu2u 3 Tn
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Fires.

During the progress of the fire which occurred
on Sunday night on Pennsylvania avenue an attempt
was made to destroy the tenpin alley of Mr. J.
B. Chronester who keeps the Washington Gardens. by
tearing away the pasering at the foot the alley and
stung between the athes rags saturated with spirits of
urpentne The parties to this vanons transaction were
leaving the place shortly before the discovery was
made having scaled the fence in the the grounds
The damage to the building by the early discovery of the
flames very slight.
F. H. B. Boyd, the Fire Inspector, yesterday
submitted communication to the First Branch
of the City Council, in response to a resolution of
inquiry in reference to fires and alarms setting forth that
from the LIST day of July last up to II o'clock on Sunday
night there had been four hundred and y-five fires
of which number the services of the Department were ac
tually needed but hundred and seventyone times
During the period there eighty seven false
alarms and fifty six alarms caused by the burning of chin
neys, making total number of alarms which the De
parment was unnecessarily called on! two hundred and
eighty four.
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Markets.

New YORK, May 17.-Cotton is firm and prices gene
rally unchanged. Flour is heayysaes ID 600 bushels
State $4(9410 Ohio $430(94.45 Southern $445GS470
Wheat is rmsaes of 1000 bushels Southern red 1O5@
ITO cents, white 15120 cents Corn is rmsaes q 900
bushels yellow 1905 cents Pork-Mess is 10 cents low
err and the market is unsettled sales at SIT 50prme
advanced 10 cents, sales at s1412H 1425 BeefChcago
has declined 40 cents-sales at S125Oa13.5O Lard is
heavy at 4114 Whiskey is firm at q cents. Sugar
quietPorto Rico 6@6k cents. Coffee is steady Tur-
pentne is steady at 47S cents. Rosn is firm at 81 49,
Rice is dull at 3k4 cents. Freghts steady Cotton to
Liverpool 31697-37.
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land Institute, the proceeds of which are to be Civ
en- to this Asylum. We hope that all who have it
in their power will contribute something, however
small the sum, to- the fund it is thus designed to
raise.
ST.. IGNATIUs CHURcH.--The ladies of the con-
gregaton, are now holding a fair, at Carroll Hall,
for the benefit of st. Ignatius' Catholic Church.
The room is abundantly aud tasteiully supplied
with useful articles and those who visit the fair
cannot fail to find something they may want to buy,
while they will have opportunity afforded them
of assisting the ladies of this congregation in their
laudable efforts to iqudate the heavy debt incurr-
ed in the erection of the Church.
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ITUSIV
GIBSON & CO., Auctioneers.
irE..et TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and by


" virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
scity the subscriber Trustee will offer for sale at
pubic auction at the Exchange in the city Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of May next at one
O'Clock, T. NJ, the following described property:
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF GROUND
situate in the city of Baltimore respectively described as
MISUNDERSTANDING for the first parcel the line of the
east side of Canal street. at the distance of hundred
ana seventy four feet SOuthwardy from the formed
by the intersection of the south side of Lombard
the east side of Canal street. and running thence south
wardy along the said line twelve feet thence eastwardy
parallel with Lombard street. sxty-fve feet to ten feet
alley thence northwardly, bounding alley twelve
Feet and thence westwardly by straight line sixty five
feet to the place of beginning.
And beginning for the second parcel line of the
east side of Canal street aforesaid the distance of two
hundred and eighty six feet sOuthwardy from the corner
formed by the intersection aforesaid running thence
southwardy, along the said ne twelve thence east
wardy, parallel with Lombard street siXlyve feet to
ten feet alley thence northwardy along said alley twelve
Feet and thence westwardly by straight line sixty
five feet to the place of beginning Subject to the YEAR
l1 KENT OF $24 each of said lots which said lots are
improved by two two story and attic brick HOUSES with
back Kitchens and designated Nos GS 20 South
Canal Street This property is in good repair and the
taxes and ground rent will be paid to the day Of sale
TERMS OF SALE CASH
r. GILMOR, JR.
Trustee.
GIBSON & CO.,
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Reported for the Da iiy Erchange. I
RFrAIp Horford ~ T1 n1r

BELAR, Hartford Co., Nd, May Is, 1858
CIRCUIT COURT FOR HARTFORD CoUNrY-Before Hon
Judge Price
The appeal docket was called this morning. and the fo
lowing disposed Of viz
Judgments Affrmed.-Wm and Samuel Whitelock ps
George W Chalk
Judgments Reversed -Pallord & Robinson rs Jesse r
Robinson. Hugh Jones rs. Joseph Ramsey
Stricken Of.-E. Preston u.s. G. Morgan A. H. Rester
Us. John j. Stuell.
The remainder of the docket number thirty nine were
continued to the next term
The case of the State Us. VIM. S. Dutton-commenced
yesterdayfor the larceny of horse valued at sIOO the
property of James r. Taylor will be resumed to morrow
morning.
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my12 8aw&ds Isl CANNON 4 MATTHEW
BY SANIL. H. COVER,

fTT.:f TRUSTEES SALE.-Under a decree
E OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the under
signed, Trustee will offer at public sale at the
day of June, at 4 O'Clock, p NJ:
l. ALL THAT LOT, in fee simple, the west side of
having front of fifteen feet with depth of sixty seven
feet with the privilege of side alley the south side of
DWELLING AND STORE, with large Brick Back
Building
ALL THAT LEASEHOLD LOT OF GROUND adj
joining NO to the SOUTH having front Charles street
oil twenty two feet subject to the of the alley
sand Tor lot No and depth of ninety an alley
leading into Pratt street The improvements consist of
two story Brick DWELLING AND STORE, with large
brIck Back Building Ground rent s4s SO per annum
Terms OF sae-one third cash, and balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and security
rle good Refer to T. Parkn Scott, Esq, 16 St Paul
street. j. M1DDLEM0RE Trustee.
SAML II. COVER, Auctr.
mylZ cots No. 81 Baltimore street
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my1-eo&ds.

f"h TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF a
#l decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore city the
undersigned, trustee, will offer for sale at public
aucton at the Exchange, in said city, MONDAY the
Zlth May, 1858, at O'Clock, p. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
the west side of Euaw street, in the city Baltimore and
described as follows Beginning for the the west
SIDE OF Eutaw street at distance eighty five feet ten
ana half inches northery from the intersection of Euaw
street and Marion street. and running thence northery
pounding on the west side of Eutaw street. twelve feet
Tour and half inches, thence westerly parallel with Ma
ron street, sixtytwo feet to alley three wide with
the use and privilege of said alley thence bounding ON
said alley southerly twelve feet four half inches
and thence eastery by line parallel with Marion street
to the place of beginning Being part the of ground
which was subleased by Eliza Coale William Klessner
by deed dated the 18th day of September SS and record
ed among the Land Records of Baltimore city in Liber
b. No. 40, folio AL &c. and the same lot that was
assigned by said William KlesSner Harriet IngIes by
decd dated Sd July, 1851 and recorded among the Land
Records aforesaid, in Lber A W. B., No 1863 folio 2G
&c., subject to the annual rent of fifty dollars
The lot is improved by threestory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, and is subject to the annual ground rent of fifty
dollars. -
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchase money
cash. the balance in two equal nsaments three and six
months the credit payments to bear interest day
OF sae and to be secured by the of the purchaser
endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee.
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY,
apZ92awts&ds Trustee.
GIBSON & CO. Auctoneers
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From st. LOuis-The Kansas Marauders-
Movement of Troops for Utah.

ST LOUIS, May 1.-THE steamer Lucas from the Mis-
souri, river arrived here last night but brings further
graphed.
General Smith had not reached Fort Leavenworth when
the Lucas left
The Kickapoo correspondent of the Republican, that
the bandits in the neighborhood of Fort Scott Kansas
number go commanded by the victorious Capt Mont
gomery, and being thoroughly armed and mounted on
fleet horses they defy the United States troops They
that they will be taken Upwards of $50 fam
lies have been robbed and driven Missouri by them
Inc hrst detachment of the 9TH infantry regiment,
prsng 800 men, left Jefferson Barracks yesterday Fort
Leavenworth.
General barney arrived at Fort Leavenworth on the 10Th
inst
Secretary HartWe left for Utah m .l,a
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lny12 &c
BY GIBSON & co.
o. o. TRUSTEES SALE OF yAIUABI.

E:a:f TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
HiW CENTRAL PR0PERTY.-By virtue of a decree of
aSsthe Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, the under
signed Trustee, will SELL by public auction at the BAL
TlMORE EXCHANGE, on TUESDAY the LIST day of
June next at one O'Clock, P. NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND stu
ate and lying in the city of Baltimore and described as
follows: Beginning for the the line of the east
SIDE OF calvert street. at the distance of sixty three feet
and eleven inches norhery from the corner formed bv
the intersection of the north side of Baltimore street and
the east side Of Calvert street, running thence north
ery bounding the east side Calvert street seventeen
feet and three inches TO the of partition wall.
then eastery through and along the centre of said wall
and continuing the direction in all thirty seven
leet ana ten inches then northery parallel with Calvert
street. four feet and six inches; then eastery parallel
with Baltimore street. ten feet and five ches then north
ery parallel with Calvert street. fourteen feet and two
lnches then eastery parallel with Baltimore street three
feet and four inches then southery parallel with Calvert
street. sixteen feet and two nches then westerly para
lei win Baltimore street, eleven feet and nine inches.
then southery parallel with Calvert street twenty feet
and three inchcS to ntersect drawn easerIy ara
lei with Baltimore street the beginning and then
reversing said line drawn and bounding thereon west
ery thirty feet and ten inches the place of begin
ng subject however to the reservation the rights of
certain alleys and so FORTH and to ground rent of one
hundred and twenty dollars per annum
The above property is improved by substantial FOITR
STORY BRICK BUILDING, next door to the corner of
Baltimore street. nearly opposite the Museum and known
rs No. N. Calvert street
Terms of Sale, prescribed by the decree One third
cas, the balance i'll two equal instaments PAYABLE in
SIN ana twelve months respectively the credit payments
10 pear interest from the day of SALE and be secured by
the notes of the purchaser endorsed TO the satisfaction Of
the Trustee. -
CHAS. f. PHELPS Trustee
Ayf-tS GIBSON " CO.. Auotiuneers.
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NoRFoLk, Nay 15.-The yact Rebecca with a nrivate
party of gentlemen excursion of pleasure arrived
in Hampton Roads last night in fifty hours from New
York They left Sandy Hook Wednesday night, with
fine breeze from the north west The party intend to
remain couple o:deys here, visit the Navy Yard &C.
proceed to Annapolis to the Naval School, then 20
up the Potomac to Washington and their respects to
the President and his secretaries New York yacht
Washington will be novelty in the dull days Of Con-
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From Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, May 13Intelligence arrived here last
gh' wa Boonville NO., May 49, from Lecompton to the
,"e'' mat baud of marauders committed numerous
ue'euaons in that neghborheod on the I1th robbing
settlers and the store of William s. Wells some
49,, -. from l'ecompton The gang is said to num-
49, nen' completely armed, and is asserted to be
-, =. e.enty perpetrated the robberes and muir
ders al fort Scott No pursuit was attemnted ~. II
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Ocean Mail Service,

ST. LOUIS, May 15-The Chamber of Commerce of this
city have adopted resolutions yorng establishment
OF the ocean mail service between the United States West
Indies, the Brazs and the Argentine Republics, pro-
posed in the memorial of John Gardner before Con-
gress 81 ESQ
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& DIX.

INV ARIZ y DIX,
III LOMBARD STREET,
rave In store and for sale the market prices
1o wy whole, and Boxes BUNCH RAISINS.
0Oo LAYERS RAISINS.
100 Drums SULTANA RATSINS.
50 Bales Princess P. S. and Bordeaux ALMONDS.
90 Trails Lisbon 2. S. and Ivica ALMONDS.
100 Bags lvca and TaTagona ALMONDS.
100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS.
100 Boxes and 20 Bbs Shelled ALMONDS.
100 Bags Naples and Sicily WALNUTS.
$50 Bags FILBERTS.
100 Bags PALM NUTS.
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS.
200 Cases PRUNES, in glass jars and boxes.
so Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRUNES.
5000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS.
200 Baskets Bordeaux and Marseiles OIL quarts and
pints.
so Cases sARDINES, whole, halves and quarters
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS.
1000 Boxes No. FIRE CRACKERS
25 Casks CURRANTS Cases CITRON
so Cases PRESERVED GINGER
$50 Trails DATES.
500 Boxes ORANGES. 200 Boxes LEMONS
200 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS
-, SCHWARTZ & DIX,
aplo-u ll7 Lombard street