The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-01
cry NT'ELLTGENCE.

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Gibson & Co, yesterday
sold at the Exchange Reading Rooms a country seat
three miles from the city, the York turnpike contain
ing twelve of land improved with large
sized Gothic cottage. Purchased by Daniel Chase for
sS,3OO
They also offered at the time the property occupied
by Messrs Garfield, Bro Co, the of Balti
and Charles streets the property adjoining ON
the West. Both, however, withdrawn, the former
upon bid of S67 000 and the latter upon S34 900 bid
). II. Cover sold on the premises a lot of ground No.
l4O situated ON the east side of Caroline street.
Cough, with front of 13 feet 10 inches and depth
70 feet Improved by story and attic brick dwell
ing ana subject to ground rent of So 1t purchased
by Jacob OSter for $3.50.
Also the lot adjoining No 142 with front on Caroline
OF feet IL inches and depth of Is feet Improved by
story frame dwelling, with brick building and
subject to $50 ground rent This purchased by E.
BEAUTIFUL WoRKMANsHIP.-MessrsB Barr, Haght and
oConnell, have just finished their extensive coach
factory on North Gay street for Messrs Hartze Clark
on German Paca street hearse of the most beauti
tul Workmanship The body is square shaped with oval
openings on the sides and back hung on what is
termed the French croSsprng the drivers seat being
detached from the body which in front is supported by
crane neck loops On each of the four an
exquisitely carved bronze figure standing on an arm
within niche, representing respectively Fdith Hope
Charity and Lore the ached portion of the niche heinz
finely carved and gilded to represent the sun,s
Inc four corners are also ornamened beautifully
carved and bronzed inverted torches symbolic of departed
life. F
afternoon named William
Gill, son of James Gill; residing Washington between
Fleet and Alice Anna streets got on the Philadepha
tram OF cars at the depot intending go and meet
an excursion party who returning from Magnolia
Grove When the passenger train reached the eleven
mile switch near Stemmer Run the excursion train was
on the sideng waiting for it pass this time young
Gill recklessy eaped from the going at
te rate OF thirty miles an hour and badly hurt-the
only wonder is, that he not instantly killed He was
picked up brought on the excursion train to the
IL called i'm who
bones broken but that his system had sustained severe
shock and his body considerably bruised about the knees
and hips.
ROBBERY On Tuesday afternoon about 5 O'Clock the
residence of VIM E. Anderson on Abemare below Gran.
by street. was entered from the robbed sup
posed, of many valuable articles The family are absent
IN the country and Mr. Anderson only visits house at
night for the purpose of sleeping there He not yet
know the extent of his loss his wife had packed mn ali
her valuabes previous to leaving town and he is of opn
ion that she took most of her ewery &c with her The
thief however carried off quantity of silver spoons and
FORKS, and some valuable clothing
DEATH FROM ISTEMrER AxcE-A man by the name Of
Charles Newman, residing in the family Mr. IIoer on
Camden street. Tuesday night applied for admittance
at the house of Mr.. Wexmore Clifford alley Being well
known to the family, he admitted and remained dur
ing the night Yesterday morning when the family arose
he found dead in his bed Coroner Batee was sent
for and summoned jury to inquire into the cause of
death verdict rendered that death ensued from in
temperance. The deceased leaves wife and three chill
dren.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-Yesterday afternoon n how
about years old fell overheard at the County wbar,
foot of Broadway and had been for the timely a
sistance of Mr. William Hooper, shipping merchant woud
certainly have drowned. This gentleman who is not able
to swim, seeing the boy fall from the wharf hasened tn
the spot secured rope and although encumbered with
his clothing eaped into the dock and grasped the bow "a
he was sinking for the last time Both were then pulled
ashore by some gentlemen the wharf and the little
fellow resusctated. His could not be ascer
tanned.
SALES OF srocK.-Messrs Gibson & Co. auctoneers.
sold yesterday at the Exchange Reading Rooms to Mess
Sloan Caldwell eleven shares of Hypothecated Stock of
the Merchants and Miners transportation Company-the
Boston Steamship Lnel-at 500 per share
lhey also sold at the time and place, to Nessrs
Harris Sons, thirty shares of Loudon Park Gene
terry Stock, at SO per share
ovERHEATED-PRoBABLE DEATH-Y esterday afternoon
German, name unknown, whilst engaged on board the
ship Buena Vista unloading guano, being in a heated
state drack immoderaely of cold water soon fell to
the deck in dying condition. He taken to the
Eastern Station House. and the services of DR. Dwpne
avaied Of who did what necessary under the circpm
stances but the probabilities that h old
not recover. ~
OVERCOME THE HEAT.-Jacob Naimeyer was nros
trated by the intense heat of the sun yesterday whilst
working on a building the Calverton road He was
taken to house in the vicinity by Messrs Miller and
Conway, where, after the application of proner rasora
yes, he far recovered be conveyed Ia his rs
dence on North Paca street.
DETENTION CAUSE.-THE eastern express train on tba
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad detained yesterday in
consequence of a land slide Covers Gap tunnel
The train laid off and went of her regular time so
not to interfere with the movements of the other trains
THE WEATHER.-Y esterday acknowledged to be the
hottest day of the season. the thermometer ranged rs
follows Ill O'Clock, A. NJ, 90; 4 P. NJ e5o: G. PM
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