The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-12
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PROPERTY SALEs-Messrs. Cannon & Matthew'S Auc-
toneer sold Thursday the premises following
property the north side the Philadelphia turnpike
in the neighbohood of the Blue Ball tavern Baltimore
county The property comprised two sections each sec
ton being apportioned into lots.
Section lot No 45 acres, sold for SG6 per acre Pur
chased by ThOs. j. Cochran for 5000
Lot 3, n acres sold for S63 per Purchased by
Lot and s. 5 acres sold for s31 per acre Purchased
by same for 81 ,0S5.
Lot q, 10 sold for SCI per acre Purchased Inv
Turner & Griffin for $40.
Lots s. and TO- IS acres, sold for s so per acre Pur-
chased by T. f. Hamblcton for 81 ,2O7. so.
Lots H. II and 49, 81 acres sold for S33 per acre Pur
chased by same for 81 OPS.
Lots ii and H. q sold for 3 per Purchased
by same for $693.
Lot 81 acres sold for $50 per acre Purchased by
George r. Borroughs for 1900.
Section l. Lot l. 26 acres sold for S31 per acre Pur
chased by Turner X Griffin for $500.
Lot 20 acres, sold for 26 so per Purchased by
Lot 20 sold for s2i25 per Purchased by
same for S4S5.
Lot % acres sold for $40 per acre Purchased by j.
16 10 sold for SIG per acre Purchased by
Also tract of land Seneca Creek containing 14s
acres Sold to Mr.. A. White for $40 per acre Total
Also house and lot in the village Germantown con-
tanning sold for S664 Purchased by Henry Levi
Also unmproved lot adjoining, containing acres
Purchased by Samson Riddle for 1910
The property belonged to the Great Falls Iron Company
and the total sales amounted to S20,O72,50.
Samuel II. Gov, auctioneer sold yesterday the
premises lot of ground on the corner of Low and Ches
nut streets fronting Low street IA feet by depth of &c
feet to alley. Improved by three brick dwell
ing. Purchased by P. Malan for $751;
Also, lot of ground adjoining the above, fronting
Low street II feet by depth of 36k feet to alley I'm
proved by three story brick dwelling with build
ing. Purchased by same for S525
NOMINATIONS THE MAYoR.-The Mayor Yesterday
nominated to the Council the following named gentlemen
Trustees of the McDonogh Institute and Educational
FUND.-
First Ward, Joseph J. PARROT: Second Word Iobn w
Randolph; Third Ward, George W Corner: Fourtb Ward
Thomas kelso; Fifth Ward, Job Smith, Sixth Ward Dr.
Andrew Hartman; Seventh Ward VIM + Pantz. F;,btb
Ward Sterling Thomas; Ninth Ward Marcns D.nn;snni
Tenth Ward, Dr. George Merryman; Eeventh VOL ~
John Hanson Thomas Iwelith Ward, James W. Allnutt
Evan T. Ellicott; Fifteenth Ward Dr. Geo G NJ Robsrt
Sixteenth Ward VIM X. Barker; Seventeenth War5
VIM. Armstrong; Eighteenth Ward Ephraim Larrabee;
Nineteenth Ward, Nm H. hayward; Twentieth Ward
Capt. Robt. Leslie.
Thomas, Knowles Roberts, Armstrong and Hayward are
to serve for three gears and Messrs Randolph, Kelso
Hartman Sterling, Thomas Merryman, Alnut Elicott,
Barker Larrabee and Leslie to for the term of
gears.
He also nominated the following named persons Com
ssloners under the resolutions of the Council looking to
the reorganization of the Fire Department Charles III.
hg Tne ESQ., and Col. VIM NJ. Stewart.
nominations "
NL" PRIMARY School BUILDING.-Both Branches Of
% my council have passed the following resolution,
''o r " 'ie erection of new school building
Thu th oy ne Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore,
at VI. poaru OF Public School Commissioners be and
they are hereby authorized and J;rootod 80 Iaosa To- &c
Brouu Oh Wash street. sixty feet front with dentb of
one ana forty feet at an ANIMAL rent of three
commodation of primary school and tbt th sr r "
four thousand five hundred dollars is berob,, "a
dollars for furnishing the same tbe ar. ,si' nuiiueu
ated to be provided for in the levy for ls5e " Pfpi