The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15
CITY NTELLIGENCE.

A BOLD RoBBERY-On Friday, about halfpast
eleven o'clock, officer Warrick while going his
round observed man come out of the oil and
paint store of Mr.. J" m. II. Bolton, No. 81 West
Pratt street. He closed the door violently and then
apparently locked it. The officer however walked
over to where the man was, and enquired who he
was, and what he was doing in the store at that
time of night: He stated that he was clerk in
the store, and had been in it for the purpose of
ting book, (which he had in his hand and that
1T was all right. He bid goodnight and the officer
allowed him to depart After few moments
thought Warrick concluded to try the door of the
store, to see If it was properly secured and found
it open. He then started in pursuit of the Young
man, but was unable to overtake him. On exami.
nation, it was found that he had opened a paddock
which was on the outside of the door, then unlocked
store had also unlocked the safe, and taken there
from $50. The thief failed to get all the money, as
there was ST. 90 wrapped up in piece of paper
and placed behind the books.
MARYLAND 4xs4ITu4E F. EExH4B4TIeS.-The T. peeunarv
result of the late exhibition of the MARYLAND Inst
tute showsa nett amount ofreceipts above expenses
of s., 600 and upwards, being greater amount
than has been secured from any exhibition for four
years past. We learn that the Female School of
Design has been removed to its former quarters in
the building of the Institute, and the male branch
it will be seen by the advertisement. will soon be
opened. The lectures will commence in the present
month, and the School of Applied Chemistry and
also for the teaching of Bookkeeping will be
opened in the course of few days. The following
additions or alterations, made by the Board of
Awards, have not heretofore been published, viz:
To ID. Morrison 4 Co., Tinges & Allnutt agents.
silver medal, instead of diploma.
10 Joseph Dixon Co., Jersey City, New Jer-
sey, T. r. Rogers, agent, for stove polish dpo-
F. X. Sibley & Co., Chase & Towner, agents. for
emory and crocus CLOTH silver medal instead of d-
ploma. -"
butcher Co., for patent cotton cord machine
w. Henry johnson, agent, silver medal.
Lilies safe and bank locks C. l.. Willett, agent
certificate of gold medal, instead of silver medal
L. Bocham, for paintings on china plate silver
medal
D.Davidson, silver medal, instead of diploma.
T. Hubball Baltimore, for pumps, silver medal,
instead of diploma.
To A. Stowell, Jr, Baltimore, for chronometer.
gold medal. This chronometer was exhibited at
previous exhibitions, and by request of Judges, was
subjected to trial of sea voyage of 135 days. and
proved its correctness to the satisfaction of the
Committee of Awards.
CENTRE MARKEr.-On Saturday morning last this
market was well supplied, there being in addition
to the articles usually offered there large quantity
ofthe various kinds of game incident to the season.
We make the following quotations:
Partriiges were held at S2@2. so per dozen; rab-
bits at 1S@25 cts. each; squirrels 10@12 cts each;
dressed chickens ~ 50 cts per pair; sweet potatoes
81 cts per peck; mercer potatoes 25 cts per peck;
eggs were held as high % cts. per Dozen having
increased in price considerably within week or
two past; roll butter sold at 1920 cts. and print
do. at 37@40 cts per lb.; canvass back ducks Sl5O
per par red heads rs cts per pair; dressed turkeys
Sl@l.75 each; apples 37D5O cts. per peck tomatoes
25 cts. per peck; cabbages S4@5 per hundred
heads. 2
In the fish market a number of terrapins were
sold at from So to SIS per dozen fresh Goldfish and
haddock were offered at cts. per h.; white perch
i2@37 cts. per bunch; rock fish 12@50 cts. per
punch large size rs cts. to S50 each; yellow perch
aZglS cts per bunch; pike 25@37 per bunch, sun
fish lO@lS cts per bunch
RoBBERY:-On yesterday afternoon about two o.
CLOCK welldressed man rang the bell of the dwell
ling OF Rev: G. +. Adams, on Baltimore street, be-
tween Bond and Bethel, and under the pretenee of
desiring to speak with Mr.. Adams was admitted to
the house, which he left few moments afterward,
taking away valuable overcoat from the hail.
The police did not succeed in arresting the thief
DISTRESSING ACcIDENT.-A small girl named Jose
phine Dennisan, residing with her parents at No.
1873 Lexington street, was very seriously burned
about ten o'clock on Saturday last. She was play
ing around the stove when her dress caught fire. and
in few minutes her entire person was enveloped
in flames. Officer Bailey hearing cries ran to her
assistance and succeeded in extinguishing the flames
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