The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-31

lot the north side of Elder alley near Moore's
alley 10 by 40 improved two story brick dwell
ling, to j. DIGGS, for $50.
lot the south side of Saratoga street Stricken
Is by 100 feet, to Mr.. TAYLOR, for $3.50
lot on the east side of Patapsco avenue York
street. II it. inches by 46 feet improved with a two story
brick dwelling, to Mr.. JEwETT, for $110.
lot the south side Of little Hughes street Han
over, 81 by 6S feet improved with three story brick
dwelling to J. DIGGS, for $3.50.
lot the south west of Republican and Sara
tOga streets fronting $50 feet the former and 13 feet
inches the latter; improved with two story brick
dwelling, to c. GEHRMAN, for s. 500
lot the northwest side of Conway street. near War
street, ii by 1l5 feet improved with twosory brick
dwelling, to L. STAETZMAN, for $3.50.
lot on the southwest corner of Hamburg and Sharp
streets fronting II feet the former and Is feet
latter improved with two-story brick dwelling, to j.
DIGGs, for $3.50
ship Is by So feet improved with twostory brick dwell
ing to Z A. TALBOT, for $lOO
MURDERoUs AssAULT-Between nine and ten O'Clock
on Sunday night, man named JOHN CATO, amiiarly
called JACKo, member of the Rough SKIN Ctub, was
walking up Dallas street. Eastern avenue, he
suddenly knocked down with billy, by some unknown
peasons, and afterwards cut with hatchet or other sim
lar instrument over the left eye by winch the temporal
artery severed, and the skull badly fractured His
assaans then left him lying in the gutter apparently
dead where was shortly discovered by chill
dren. His friends informed of his condition, and
the wounded man carried to his home. Dr. OWN
dressed his wounds and has hopes of his
covery This is the second attempt within the year to
take the life of the same person.
association held last evening at the City Hall, when
it determined that they would attend in body
Sunday, the 10Th of September st. Stephens Episcopal
Church, Rev JAMES MCCABE Pastor, on Hanover street.
between Barre and Lee letter was read from WIN. ii.
QUINcEY Esq, Secretary of the Wells and McComas As
socaton dSclaming the reports which have appeared in
several papers, attribung to him charge that the Old
Defenders had treated committee from his association of
which he was member, in cavalier manner, upon the
occasion of visit to late meeting OF the Defenders to
invite their participation in the ceremonies of the inter
ment of WELLS and MCCoMAS the 18th of September
ueXt The letter read and ordered to beprinted.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Sunday morning, about O'Clock,
Mr.. SAMUEL GRIFFIN, residing Bethel street,
Cough, died very suddenly apparently of attack of
apopeNy His friends desrous of asceranng the real
cause of his death, called upon Dr. DwINELLE to make
post mortem examination of the body The Doctor found
about three of coed blood the right cavice of
the rain which was evidently the of the sudden
DEATH
DRowNED.-A youth about twelve years of age, named
JOSEPH JOHNSTON, son of Mr. WILLIAM W. JOHNSTON re-
siding on Hamburg street. Light, drowned yes
of the BASIN lie was playing upon logs extending
out into the water and by lost his footing and
fell in An effort made by those present to
the body by dragging, which done about one hour
after he was drowned. An inquest held by Justice
BOYD, and the jury returned verdict of accidental
drowning.
FURTHER EXAMINATIoN.-Yesterd afternoon, THOMAS
DoNoHUE, Senior and THOMAS DONOHUE Junior arrested
ballast. the property of Mr.. FREDERICK MYERS, had
hearing before Justice AUDOUN. The evidence of
such character that the Justice held the parties
rity, to take their trial before the Criminal Court
APPoINTMENT.-His Honor Judge LEE, has appointed
Mr. NM. X LoVEGRovE, son of the late JAMES Love
GROVE, baT of the Superior Courtthc position held
by his father at the time of his death.