The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-09
CITY LVTELLIGENCE.

Property SALEs-Yesterday Samuel H. Cover,
auctioneer, sold at the Exchange sales the
| following property:
A lot Of ground on Eden street, South of Pratt
street, 20 feet front and eighty-ve feet Deep i'm
proved by twO-story brick dwelling and frame
back building. Purchased by John Robinson for
5000.
Also lot of ground on Dallas street, with a
front Of II feet ten inches, and depth of sixty
feet. Improved by twostory brick dwelling, and
rented monthly at So per month. Purchased by
Daniel NTcCann for 1925.
Also a lot of ground on Dallas street. adjoining
the last mentioned lot, with like depth and 'front.'
| The Improvements and rental are the same. Pur
! chased by same for 1925.
Also lot on Dallas street, adjoining the last men
toned on the north, with like front, depth, i'm
1925
Also a lot on Dallas street, adjoining the last men
toned on the north, with like front, depth, i'm
provements and rental. Purchased by same for
| $500.
Also a lot on Dallas street. adjoining the last
mentioned on the north, with like depth i'm
provements and rental, and a front of IL feet IL
inches. Purchased by same for 1925.
Also lot of ground the east side OF Eden
street. north Of McElderry street. with fifteen feet
front and depth of so feet inches Improved by
a two-story brick dwelling. Purchased by George
Hewitt for SG75.
Also lot of ground adjoining the last mentioned
on the north, with like depth and improvements
| Purchased by same for $1,000.
| Also lot of ground on the east side of Canal
| street, north of Little McEderry street, with a
front of l3 feet inches and depth of 100 feet
Improved by two-story brick dwelling on the
| front and similar building on the rear. Purchased
| by George W. Hewett for 5000.
Also lot of ground on the north side of Jackson
street, with IA feet front and 81 feet depth. In
proved by two-story brick dwelling and two-storv
| back building. Purchased by George Hewett for
| $1,000
Alsoa lot of ground on the east side of Bond
street south of Hampstead Hill street, with front
of l3 feet inches, and depth of 65 feet. In
proved by two-story brick dwelling and one
story brick back building. Purchased by George
Hewett for $3.50.
Also lot of ground on the east side of Bond
street south of Hampstead Hill street, with front
of l3 feet inches and depth of 65 feet. I'M
proved by two-story brick dwelling and one
story brick building. Purchased by Geo. Hewett,
for $3.50.
Also a lot of ground on the east side of Bond
street. corner of Hampstead Hill streets, with
front Of 26 feet inches, and depth of G5 feet
Improved by double twO-storv brick dwelling
aud back building. Purchased by Daniel McCann
for 500.
Also a lot of ground on the north side of Little
AcElderry street, north of Aisquith street. with
a front of II feet inches. Improved by two
story brick dwelling. Purchased by Geo. Hewett
for $3.50.
From New NEexico-The Navajo war
ST. LOUIS, Dec. S.-The mail from New Mexico
has arrived with dates to the 18th ut at Indepen-
dence The news is unimportant. \ letter dated |
Albuquerque, giving summary of the Navajo war,
closes as follows: ''The cry is for men, Volun- |
teers must be called out hear no dissenting voice
to this anywhere"
ATTEMPTED SUICrDE.-Fcb Mason, charged with
robbing the clothing store of Asbury Jarrett cor
ner Of of Front and Baltimore streets last spring.
and awaiting his trial at Towsontown, attempted |
to commit suicide yesterday by taking lauda-
mum. His accomplice in the robbery, named |
Wagner, had just been convicted and when the !
officers went to put Mason in the prisoners box |
for trial. they found he was almost unconscious |
from the effects of laudanum. A physician was
sent for and the usual remedies applied but when |
last heard from there was no hope of his restora-
tion.
DEPARTURE OF THE "GooD WnL"-The mem
bers of the Good WHIP Fire Company, of Phia-
delphia left here for that city Yesterday at twelve
O'Clock. They were accompanied to the cars bv
the members of the "Liberty" Fire Company, of .
this city, whose guests they during their Wis
it. The ''Good WHIP manifested due apprecia-
ton of the many coureses they re ceived not only
from the Liberty company, but from the entire
Department, and left expressing the hope that they
might have at an early day opportunity to
repay the kindness.
Coon WonkAt the 5e Pg gtaa TT@'f rc s On
stationed a the plug corner of Exeter and Fawn
streets. and forced a constant stream OF water
through 1,150 feet of hose to the fire. The Vig-
liant indebted to the Friendship and Monu-
mental Companies for the of hose, not having
sufficient of their own. The Alpha and Washing
ton also did good service
SEVERELY BURNED.-Yesterdav afternoon about
four o'clock child three years of age, of Mr.. Wm
Harcourt, residing on Pratt street, Bond
street. severely burned by falling against hot
stove. The child's face struck the plate, and the
skin was burned from its cheek and nose. phys-
clan called and as far possible the little
ones sutierings were relieved.
ACCIpENT-Between . and O'Clock on Tuesday
afternoon, boy about five years of age son of F.
H. B. Boyd, residing Exeter street, No. 100,
severely injured by falling off the railing at the
top of stairway to the floor beneath, distance
of ten feet. He fell on his face, MASKING his
nose and otherwise injuring himself. DR.. II. P. P
Ieates attended him and he is now doing well.
RoBBERY.-The dwelling of Col. Boyd, Fire In
spector, No. 100 Exeter street, entered during
Tuesday night and robbed of silver ware to the
amount of S25. Entrance was gained by forcing
open the back windows.
PRICES OF FUEL.-The prices of fuel at the differ
ent yards yesterday ranged as follows: Oak, whole
sale, So to $780, retail So so to 81: Hickory |
wholesale 81 to $3.50, retail $3.50 to $5 Pine, |
wholesale $3.50 to SO, retail So to 81.
SAnED.-The steamship Commerce, of the Sa-
vannah line, sailed yesterday at halfpast twelve !
O'Clock with full cargo and five cabin passengers.
FIRES.
Officer Franklin Maxim, making his O'Clock round
on Wednesday morning, discovered small brick house
fire in St Peters ST. between Scott and Walker
With few buckets of water he succeeded in extinguish
ing the flames without raising an alarm.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE
Samuel Peacock and Daniel Brown arrested yes |
terday by Constable Lewis, charged with picking the
pocket of Samuel Hepburn of So, Tuesday afternoon
whilst he standing in the ten-pin alley at the Clifton
House on Baltimore Green. They were com.
mitted for Court by Justice Logan
A youth named William Waines arrested Tues
day evening charged with attempting shoot his father
Jesse Wanes who resides the of Henrietta
Eutaw streets. Mr.. Waines had chastised his son for
misconduct, when the boy drew pistol and fired his
father but fortunately the shot did take effect. The
accused committed to Jail by Justice Boyd
AMUSENENTS
FRONT STREET CIRCUs.-The exciting scene OF the