The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-24


unable to append them to this notice They were
all good and well responded to by the parties com
plimented. Songs were sung by P. G. Jas. Elphin-
slime, Bro. johnson, and P. e. Boyd. The small
hours having arrived, the host, P. g., Reach, was
toasted, and responded The company then arose,
formed hands and sang 'Auld I.ang;Syne' with hear
tiness that was truly refreshing, and they then
dispersed to their homes with the determination
that if spared they would be at the next celebration
of Washington Lodge No. l. the pioneer in Odd
Fellowship in this country.
ATTEMPTED SUICpE-A Young man named JAS
Ackland, aged about twenty three years, formerly
in the employ of Mr.. Stephen Broadbent, as clerk,
but recently doing business for himself on North
street near Lexington attempted suicide yesterday
morning, by taking laudanum. Meutal derange-
ment is supposed to have been the of his at
tempt at selfdestruction.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE-Charles Matthews made
his second appearance on the boards of the Holiday
st. last night, and gave great satisfaction to a
merous and discriminating audience. No lover of
the drama should fail to embrace the present oppor
tunity of witnessing acting, the high merit of which
defes criticism. We direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of manager Ford in
another column.
RECEIPTS OF MARKErs-The net receipts of the
city from the several markets for the year 1857
were as follows: Centre market, Sl0,6l9.57; Lex
ington market So 109l5; Hanover market 81 BAL
IA; Felps Point market, s3,4l832; Beair market
! s4798.4l; Holns market S985.66; Richmond mar
$500 70; sales of stalls $l4 287 26total S46 60
/ POLICE.
BUnGLARIous DEMoNsrRArIoNs-HEAv ROBBERY
The establishment of Mr.. John C. j. Meyer, deal
er in guns, pistols &c. situated East Pratt street
near the bridge, was broken into during Monday
night, by forcing the front door, and goods valued
at 81 900 stolen therefrom.
The Office of VIM. Glaggett Co., adjoining theil
brewery on Lombard street. was entered the same
night The rogues, however, got very little if thu
sum of twenty-five coppers may be considered il
that light. A burglarious demonstration was sls
made upon the dwelling of Mr.. Frederick Flemming
clerk of the above firm, which adjolned the office
The parties are supposed to have been frightened of
as nothing was taken.
The same night, attempt made to ente
the store of Mr.. VIM. Peters, brass founder, corne
of Pratt and Concord strets, by forcing the from
door, but the hasp of the lock which was provide
with an extra keeper resisted the efforts Of the bul
glars.
The clothing store Of Mr.. John L. Drummer, Nc
26 Marsh Market Space was entered and robbed {
yearly every article in the place.
In each of the above instances, the manner Of foi
cling entrance was the same leading to the inierenc
that the same party engaged in one robbery ws
connected with all.
7 81, :,
die District on Monday arrested Walter Brighter o
the charge of stealing lumber from parties Ea
Falls avenue. Justice Mearis committed him
Jail to undergo trial before court.
v A TARTAR.--P. Henry Tartar, (colored) was a
= rested on Monday morning by officer Donna
charged with shooting VIM. II. Brown (colored.) J.
Justice Mearis released the accused 81, 900 sec
rity to answer before the criminal court.
r ARREsTS.--,John Wagner and Thomas Gray we
arrested yesterday, the former by officer Donna
j, and the latter by officer Reed, charged with bel
accessories to the robbery of the Gun and Pis
Establishment of }. C. j. Never, No. IA W. Prs
Street. noticed elsewhere They were commit
-. to Jail by Justice Mearis to answer the charge.
! AsSAULT.-Ann Dalton arrested by officer
l. Mitchell, of the middle district for assauting a
beating Catharine Dalton. The affair occurred
Jail to answer before court