The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-20

PROPERTY SALEs-S. Fl. Cover, Esq, Auctioneer, yes
terday sold at the Exchange Reading Rooms the follow
ing property:
Sections l, 3Fourteen Lots of Ground in fee sim.
pie, fronting and binding the side Orleans
street beginning at the north west of Orleans
Ann streets and running thence westerly to Argyle
alley These lots fifteen feet front, with depth
OF eighyve feet to five feet alley and upon the middle
lots there is old wostory brick building. The first
four We're purchased by VIM McCubbin, So per foot
three by W; W Moore, at so per foot one by W S Ray
ner with the improvements and front of 4S% feet for
$3.50, and six to lIr. Jones at $40 per foot
Section 4-Four Lots on the west side of Ann street.
depth of ninety feet five feet alley They were all
purchased by W. W. Moore, at S6.25 per foot.
Section 5-Ten Lots n the south side of new street
twenty five feet wide, opened street west
wardy between Orleans and Jefferson streets, having an
average front of fifteen feet and depth of sixty feet
hve feet alley Purchased by the same party at 12%
per foot.
Section 6.-Four Lots on the north side of said new
street. binding thereon two hundred and forty feet
with front the west side of Ann of sixteen feet
six inches and depth at the west end of this section of
forty feet They also purchased by Mr. Moore
at prices ranging from 81 certs 81 20 per foot
Section Five Lots of fifteen feet each, and lot
of eighteen feet the east side of Ann street. with depth
varying from sXty-nine to one hundred feet. These
were also purchased by this gentleman, at $575 per
Section s-A Lot of Ground at the northeast cor
ner of Orleans and Ann streets eighteen feet on Orleans
street. by eightyfve feet Ann street to five al
e ana the adjoining lot to the east fronting seventeen
feet SIX inches Orleans street with like depth and bind
ing forty eight feet said alley This section was pur
chased by W. McCubbn at S13 per foot.
INSPECTION GRAIN-It will be seen by reference to
the proceedings of the City Circuit Court of yesterday
that suit has been instituted before tribunal to de-
termine question relative the inspection Grain the
decision of which will be looked for with much interest by
large class of the mercantile community 1t has been
the custom of the officers entrusted with the inspection
measuring and weighing of Grain in this city perform
their work by the examination of only the sixtieh part
the cargoes of vessels laden with this commodity which
course has been objected by those engaged in the pur
chase and vending of Grain short time since Mr.
Thomas Weby refused to submit this process of in
specton and proceeded to purchase cargo wheat in
dependent of the agency an Inspector and for an al
legged violation of the act of Assembly that behalf was
araigned before nstice HAYWARD answer an action
against him for unlawful proceeding The matter was
taken before the Circuit Court injunction issued
to restrain the further prosecution of the case until the
subject shall have been passed upon by that tribunal
ACCIDENT FROM RECKLESS DRIv1YG.-Yestcrlay two
men named respectively Henry Walters and John Bottle
the former the driver af wagon belonging to bottling
establishment and the latter the driver of small vehicle
commenced racing in the of the section of
the city As they passing down Central at
very rapid rate, an elderly lady by the Mrs Ma
ho was crossing that at its intersection with
Pratt street She was knocked down by the bottling
wagon and very severely injured by receiving several
bruises on the back of her head and the right side of her
face. She was conducted to her residence on German
street between Pine and Fremont Streets where she was
attended by DR.. Gilman The of the wagon on
learning o the occurrence gave information of the fact
to the police and through his agency parties were
arrested by policeman Handy and arrgned before Justice
Logan, VINO fned them each five dollars and costs.
Local TRAVEL ON THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
The local travel the Baltimore Ohio Railroad is
very extensive at the present tme large numbers of
citizens going out daily various points adjacent to the
city and spending the rural recreation Yester-
day special train of nineteen took large company
to the Relay House, where the day spent in a very
pleasant and agreeable manner This morning Sabbath
school Will be conducted to the CarOlton Naduct where
they will spend the day. During yesterday twelve hun
dred engaged for an excursion to the Annopo
lis junction The facilities offered by the Railroad Com
pany for the excursonists are attracting
to the attention of most of the pleasure parties tba
leave the city, and will doubtless constitute very i'm
portant item in the of the Company as well as
great convenience to the public.
RowDYIsM-Ata a late hour on Sunday afternoon n
number of rowdcs from this city made an attack upon
several of the inoensive inmates the Almshouse as
they were walking about the grounds of that institution
The poor creatures beaten very severely by their
assailants until they discovered by Mr. Miles the
farmer when the desperadoes beat retreat and were
pursued by that gentleman and his assistants
The chase was kept up until quite large crowd had
punishment which their conduct so justly meried min
ged with the throng and by this escaped appre-
hension.
BURGLARY-During Sunday night the shoe store of Mr.
j. Meeth the of Warren and Light streets was
broken into and robbed of sevenyfve pairs of ladies'
CATERS and several pairs of gentlemens patent leather
shoes The entrance effected by the breaking away
of shutter in the of the building.
berry had been consummated the thieves left premises
by unlocking the front door The loss sustained by Mr.
Meeth will amount to about S175.
PARDoyED-Abraham Rider, who was sentenced to a
term of confinement in Baltimore county JAIL in 1857
after being convicted of attempt produce abortion
has been paTdoned by Governor Hicks. The sentence
| had not expired by two years and four months.