The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-06
CRY INTELLHENCE.

STEALING 4 CHEcK-0n Saturday morning between
and 10 o'clock officers NcGce and Watson arrested negro
named Richard Forte who is charged with stealing
check drawn by A. NJ Gilmore, No 34 West Pratt street,
on tne tizens Bank OF Baltimore for the sum of four
hundre ana dollars 1t appears that Forte,
on ri'a! evening" ehIereu 'he estpnshmeht Oi MT I'll
more Tor the purpose oil purchasing some articles at
AT winch Tune the proprietor was engaged at his desk
writing the check; after hhshnS winch, he turned to
wait on some persons IN the store when it alleged the
@ e ;aNiS s m Vi ms psence; stoe the checE
anu eII te STORE as soon as slr. gilmore missed
the check ne gave information OF the fact to the police
and on Saturday morning the above named officers sta
toned themselves the Bank at the hour of openng
shortly which Forte entered and presented the
check to Mr. COY the payng teller to be cashed The
r "n Am @ III anu ti al So Se rIr,ie or Slt larcehy
y" f..i w ~ va @ Nen t! "tl"e justice 'P@ VINO
heo stealing hG cheek, saying that he found 1t lying on
inc n"%, I i vi u,e mop.
GEO u Cnmminn n n the nT ,td It, .ie Z
"GU' ~ cummings ~ ~ Tue newly erected rector preach
ca us irs sermon a 81 refer $ me distinguished rep
@ VI " @ , seiItItii'l a. " Pupl1 orator atacIeu 'l
ulusu''N rss conEresauoh ana the marked attention
r % @ paw 10 TIi Ii t @ Sc iay t 'useateu @ ine c'Gct
ol ms eoiuehce Ills text was from the epIste to the
Coossans the injunction to Archippus, Take heed to
the ministry which thou hast received in the Lord that
tlou uiI IL Inc oligatlohs ana duties OF the Chris
ud were SET lofth ana explained IN the ceareSt
NAME i me c necessity was SHOWN lar poa ana lear
less Heitce OF he cause OF Chrsuanlty against the pre-
yang indeity of the age, which had assumed the most
lnSldnuS and dangerous forms. Dr. Cummings is truly
impressive and forcbe preacher and by his and
lndislVt manner IS well calculated to win the conf
dence ana command the respect OF all who hear him.
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~ Sulhnea win all seasona6ie marketing on Saturday
lst Inc meat department displayed choice and abun
dant supply, which commanded the usual prices. We
mex the ruling prices of the following articles Sweet
potatoes AT IL to cts peaches 70 to 80 cts choicest kind
at the last price pears and apples at % cs tomatoes y
for grapes 40 to 50 cts potatoes cts peck
watemeons II to % cts cantelupes to cts plants
20 cts piece corn to II cts eggs Is cts; cymlins
II cts cucumber cts DOZEN beets to cts. bunch;
damsons and pumbS 10 cts. grapes u cts quart but
ter roll 20 to p cts print 20 to 81 b
II cts quart live chickens 81 to 81 per pair pigeons
20 cts ducks 90 cts rabbits 30 cts dressed chickens 62
% c -, t Io g Gfs a. 10 10 % cts dozen arge rock
cts small rock cts white perch II to 80 cts vel
low do Il to p cts sun and crocues at u to 25 cts
bunch: halibut 10 to II cts a h.
THE LATE Observation-Disclosures the Finance Com
mittcp of the late Seuben Festival have NOT as vet n
dictate very handsome return to the Steuben monument
fund There were nearly ten thousand tickets for adnis
sion sold at TWENTY-FIVE cents each the item of
also figures largely in the returns as thousand
glasses were sold Welding at five cents per ticket the
from dining table The sum total will not be far short
of Sc 900 and although the expenses attending the affair
were considerable they will not materially diminish these
ance or nriyae subscrinons vnryin at from * t s5o
each -
For RnsToy-The steamship William Jankins Can't
William Haet left her wharf nunctuaIlv at o'cloc
,ou,in state room nassenars. Uoratio KING and