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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-05
BY GIBSON d co.

S.:I TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and nv
" virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city, the subscriber Trustee will offer for sale at
punc auction, at the Exchange in he city of Baltimore
on W Wednesday, the 10Th day of MAY next at one
O'Clock, r NJ the following described property:
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF GROUND
situate in the city of Baltimore respectively described as
loows-BegnninS for the first parcel on the line of the
east she oil Canal street. at the distance of two hundred
ana seventy feet southwary the corner formed
by the intersection of the south side Lombard street and
te east side OF Canal street. and ng thence south
"ardy along the said line, twelve feet thence eswarllv
parallel with Lombard street. sixty feet to ten feet
alley thence non thwaldly bounding said alley twelve
iee ana thence westwardy, by straight line sixtyve
feet TO the place of beginning "
ana beginning for the second parcel the line of the
east SIDE OF Canal street aforesaid distance two
hundred and elghysX feet southwardy the corner
formed by the intersection aforesaid and running thence
souhwardy along the said line twelve feet thence east
wardy parallel with Lombard street. sixty-fye feet to
ten feet alley thence norhwardly along said alley twelve
Feet and thence westwardy by straight line sixty
nve feet to the place of beginning. Subject to the YEAR
1 KENT OF S4 each of said lots which said lots are
improved by two two story and attic brick HOUSES with
BACK Kitchens and designated Nos 6S and 20 South
canal Street This property is in good repair and the
taxes and ground rent will be paid to the day of sale
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
R. GILMOR, JR.,
Trustee
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Among the general acts of the Legislature of vir-
ginia, at its recent session. is comforting upon
single magistrate the power to give Judgment upon
forthcoming bond, taken upon an execution issued
by the magistrate. The power to grant such iudg-
ments had been previously confined to the county
courts
The journeymen shoemakers of PHILADELPHIA
have organized Protective Association in that
city.
Earl Mosher, engineer on the Marietta Rail
road, fell from engine Monday and was fatally
injured.
Hon. A. B. Greenwood declines being candidate
for reelection to Congress from the First District of
Arkansas.
Allegheny Furnace, in Blair county, .Pa.. has
been leased for term of five years by Messrs Bell
johnson, Jack Co.
The Wisconsin Board Of Education recently re-
solved "to erect building large enough to accom-
modate five hundred students three stories high
Nathan Southworth, we'll known miniature
painter of Boston, died on Sunday. He had Just
arrived from Europe.
The cars are running regularly between
Vicksburg and New Orleans. A man can now
breakfast in Vicksburg and sup in New Orleans
Commander John P. ellis has been ordered to
the command of the naval rendezvous at Philadel-
phia
The subject of establishing paper mill in LOUISE
ana is agitated by the New Orleans papers.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-05
I ff;1 PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE

ap9eodtds GIRSOV g. 20 f use
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FAST DRIvNG.-Andrew Fink for fast driving,
was yesterday arrested by officer Colgate and fined
SIS and cost by Justice Logan.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

May g. Evening.
The Breadstus trade continues inactive There is some
little demand for superne Flour for shipment This arti
Gle being comparatively scarce about 900 bb have
been disposed of "a so per Dbl at which rate il is firm
The retailers and bakers buying moderately to supplv
their immediate from so up to S 20 ner hI
to brand and quality
CORN MEAL is inquired for and small sale of PennsvI
qania Meal made at SO 25 per Dbl Rye Flour is sell
ing in small way at the same price Wheats are in lin
tied supply but buyers holding off and few small
lots about 500 bushels only, have been taken for milling
S10Sd112 for good and prime red and 81 25 for
good white Corn is rather lower but there is not much
Offering and about 900 bushels yellow have been dsnos
ed part roc for Pennsy lvania aoat and mart at
prices be fixed Some in small lots in brought 69c
OATS firm with small receipts and sales about 400
bushels prime Delaware sold at 40 cts afoat
RYE steady with sales of 500 bushels PENNSYLVANIA to
note at 20 cts. in the
BARK firmly held at s35 with further small sales of
1st quality Quercitron at that price.
CoTroN is unchanged but manufacturers are buving
with caution at the present high rates.
GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS remain inactive and the
former dull at previous quotations.
SEEDs-There is some inquiry for Cloverseed and it
Flaxseed sold at 81. 80 per bushel.
WHIsKEY is not firm, and 200 bbls Ohio sold at %
cents Pennsylvania is worth 2K cents drudge q cts
hhds. q x cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
May 3, 1858.
The offerings Of Beef Cattle were fair amounting to near
15O0 head. The market duller than last week and
prices the decline About 200 head taken to New
York The prices ranged from IS to So
About $50 Cows and Calves market and all sold
$50 for Mich Cows $25d S34 for Sprngers and
Sl2GSls for Dry Cows
Some 1000 Sheep offered and sold at from s4Gs6
each equal to Ga IL cts per h. dressed The market was
lively.
head They met with brisk demand S7ds7A the net
100 lbs
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LATER FROM THE UTAH ARMY-REP 0RTED
SKIRMISHES.

ST. Louis, May 4.-The Leavenworth Ledger says
that dispatch from Utah reached the Fort on Mon
day asking for reinforcements, stating that skrm-
ishes had occurred between guerrilla party of
Mormons and body of troops under Captain An
derson in which three-fourt were killed on both
sides. Three companies were Immediately dis
spatched from the fort to the relief of Captain An
derson.
This statement is dscredited here.
SECOND DISPATCH
ST. LOUIS, May 4-The I,eavenwortb Herald saws
that news had reached the Fort that band of out
laws and small detachment of troops, under Capt
Anderson, had an engagement on the Little Usage
in which one soldier was killed, and Can't. Ander-
son wounded in the leg. The statement in the
Leavenworth Ledger grew out of this affair most
probably 1890
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lNcENDIARIsM.-An unoccupied one-storv frame
stable, in the rear of No ~ johnson street in the
Southern Section of the city, was destroyed by fire
between twelve and one o'clock Yesterday morning.
The property was owned by Mr.. Jasper Clipper loss
between $3.50 and S2GO No insurance
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DEATH OF AN EX-CONGRESSMAN.
last Congress, died here last evening.
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APPS eo&ds
fe.A:> TRUSTEES SALE-UNDER AND

fMA TRUSTEES SALE.-UNDER AND
I by virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Bal
timore city, the subscriber, trustee will offer for
sale at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore WE'D
NtsbAI the 18th day Of May next at O'Clock, p NJ,
PARCEL OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon
erected: Beginning for the the line of the south
e OF Monument street. at the distance oflS5 feet inches
easery from the formed by the intersection of the
south side of Monument the southeast side of
North Gay street. and at the boundary
heretofore leased to d. Carter and running thence
y bounding the south side of Monument street. feet
thence souhery parallel with Canal street. 154 feet
less Edwards street. thence easterIy bounding on
the north side of Edwards street feet and thence
northery, parallel with Canal street. 1874 feet less
SUBJECT TO A YEARLY RENT OF FORTY
DOLLARS
This Lot is improved by a fine large BRICK HOUSE re-
Gently built with bath fixtures las &C. and of the best
materials, fon ing the south side of Monument street
90 1872 aAG lood BRICK HOUSE the of the
lot fronting - wards street.
The taxes ana ground rent will be paid to the day of
TERMS OF THE SALE as prescribed by the decree are
cash r. GIlMOR, Jr., Trustee
ap23-2awds 4ncfio me-,
fssA MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-By virtue of
i the provisions of the Act of Assembly of December
- session, A. D. 1925 CHI 1872 and mortgage execn
ed by Christopher +: Miller and wife to Richard S
lardesty, da ed 10th July A. D. 1854 recorded among
the land records of Baltimore county, in Lber H. NJ F.
No !, folio 355, &c, and power of attorney
on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 22d day of May
next at Il o'clock, NJ, to the highest bidder the two
following PARCELS OF GROUND, lying in Baltimore
county and fully described in aforesaid mortgage
Tie first parcel is in Hookstown, the ReStertown
pike the north side thereof about miles from the cty
and is part Of Coles Adventure 1t is in fee simple
and contains about II less, of fine fertile
land The improvements good, and consist of TWO
STORY STONE DWELLING and out houses
The second parcel adoins the first contains about
acres, or less, of fertile land 1t subject to re
deemable and small rent of $50 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash: one-third in six
and one-third in twelve months with interest and APP
proved security for the credit payments.
HENRY c. DALLAM,
Attorney.
GIBSON & co,
my1-eoSds A,ct;onoar,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-05

THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH TOO SLow.-A Mr.
Boggs, in England, has recently contrived a very
ingenious modification of the Acknowledgement an
paratus, by means of which, if the execution of the
plan proves practicable, as he imagines that enor-
sheet, the London Times, could be transcribed
in the space of sixty minutes single WIRE The
transmission of the uids to all purposes instanta
neous; but the placing of the message upon the wires
letter by letter, is limited hy human capabilities and
as is well known, Is affair of time even when in the
hands OF the most experienced and skillu operator
The new plan is something follows: Bands of gutta
percha, about six inches broad and three lines
thick, perforated with holes upon both sides at
short but equal distances apart and arranged so as
to roll upon wheels drums. When a very long
message is to be transmitted, it is appOrtioned
among several operators, each having his gutta per-
cha band and box of copper pins. These pins
he sets up in the holes, one by one or two by
two, with one or more intervening holes empty
in such manner that their relative positions
shall indicate the letter to be transmitted In this
way it is claimed that all the desirable combinations
for Geographic alphabets can be readily effected
and a conventional Typography arranged in which
experienced operators may achieve great rapiditv
of execution, The bands then placed in con-
nectiOn with the machine, and each rolled off in
succession, at the most rapid rate, hv means of
steam, the points of the pins at the moment of con-
tact, transmitting the current The labor of com
position is placed in the hands of the requisite num-
Der of persons, and each portion can be almost
being free for other communications an adyan-
tage which will be greatly appreciated If the
idea should be practically achieved, the time occu-
pied in the transmitting several columns of news
paper would be minutes instead of hours-Boston
Trarder.
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Dublit Sales.
BY LENNON IL BROGDEN.
RUCHANAN'S WHARF

bN L U E ID A Y, 18th instant. at | |
clac6, at the auction stores Buchanans Wharf
cargo OF Brig Frances Jane, consisting of
1S0 HHDs. PRIME P R, SUGAR
LENNON & BROGDEN
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.-eotf FRED,K WOODWORTH Secratarv
GUNS! GUNS!! GBNS!!!

GUNS! GUNS!! GBNS!!!
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, AND SPORTING APPARA.
TUS IN BALTIMORE
Guns suitable for Deer Duck Turkey Squirrel and all
Bird Shooting; Rifles of all sizes and patterns Colts Ar
my, Navy and Pocket Pistols; Warmers Aliens and 9th
make of Pistols; Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches Game
Bags Caps Powder Shot Balls &c, in fact all Sporting
Goods in the greatest variety. Having received
GOLD MEDAL AND CERTIFICATE
OF the highest honors the Maryland Institute for spe
cimens of his OWN MAKE of Guns, he fatters himself
by prompt personal attention. to give satisfaction to all
and thew NAV rely on getting good article.
M 81 CALVERT STREET, and SO CHEAPsIDE
ALEXANDER McCOMAS, GUNMAKER
T;.bo rR
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
BOHN SHANAMAN

SMITH & BURNETT'S
~ LUMBER YARD,
CORNER GREAT HUGHEs JOHNSON STREETS,
(South side of the Basin, adjoining Messrs Reeder's
Foundry Baltimore. ap12tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE SCIENTIFIC Conference.-The business claim
ing the consideration of this national organization
was yesterday brought to a close, when it adjourn
ed sine de- previous to which it was determined to
hold the next meeting in Springfield Mass, the
same to commence the first Wednesday in Au-
gust 1859. The session just closed extended to
SIX days, during which the Association has consider
ed 100 papers upon various scientific questions, be-
sides the transacting of a considerable amount of
general business. The attendance of the members
reached the number of 1SS, embracing many of the
scientific personages of the country.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-05

baltimore FIRE INSURANCE co
Id ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF HALF
CENTURY,
NE W BUILDING
S. W CORNER OF SOUTH AND WATER STREETS
This Company INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAM
AGE BY FIRE in the city country on the various de
scriptons of property.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
j. l. COHEN, JR., President
R. A. TAYLOR, WIN GILMoR
W. e. HARRISON, ]. PENNINGTo
3 l. THOMPSON, JOSHUA l. COHEN,
GEO; II; NlckERS, FRANCIS KING,
r " aLRlcks, HENRY CARROLL,
s. o. HOFFMAN,, R 6 Srrrlpr
DAVID 3 WILSON, WIN. H. BRUEE.
W. F. WoRrHINGToN
fe22-eotf FRFD,K WOODWORTTI Sacrator,
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cluus te operations OF the Clearing house, the aver
age OF which is increased this week by the transactions be-
tween landlords and tenants quarter day and nclud
ing also the Treasury statement to Saturday after
hoon' the following is the general comparison with the
preceding week. and with the movement this time last
year
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-05

The SALE OF IcE.-The ordinance to regulate the
sale of ice in the city Of Baltimore was passed YES
terday in the First Branch of the City Council
Section I'd enacs, that hereafter. 60 pounds advor-
dupois shall be the standard weight for every bushel
OF ice when it is sold purchased by weight
Heretofore ~ pounds adopted as the standard
;rrbt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-20
REAL ESTATE.
Advertising.

We repeat what we have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
other paper on the Eastern Shore, or in any of the
neiShboring counties in this State 1t is a valu-
able medium for advertising to all persons in this
county who have property Real or Personal for
gale; or, who deal in any sort of merchq nd;zo,
goods or wares. Every dollar they expend in nd.
yort'iag in The Wing must repay them HUNDREDS
AMI persons IN the cities who may desire to sell
to merchants ana citizens of Cecil county, can il,
no way make their business AMI location known to
them 50 well az by advertising in The Cecil wing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-20
ALLEN f. Ss2EDlES'
Super-!Iiosphate II Lime.

TIE BESr FERTILIZER Ill rsE ron
St0RN. OATS. WHAT. POTATOES. GRASS
ond other crops rcqnir ne vigorous an last
II < IN u, re.
Pamphlets lie .critins il. ii the mod Of ap
plying can be had grltuito.s 4 oar torres. or
h5 III when dcsi i
Piicc AS pc, 1000 ibS. 2, cg,ts pr ID
D iul tcuctirn made g. pLALERS.
Ii, grei ing or Inability 81 u the olde ln@i
fall OWING to pf', uuae and unto tscel &C 1cu .
d Clr Mb eek, il ftras il, pie surs TO 'tte hi
he necr s,ry rep irs aud p eparh ions h!n lag beet
;umple Il we oIe rioN pr u re 10 supply a dc
nauls ho delay. Our fri nj wi PIE"
lie H. mind tina our article g M 81 est iSne |
,ue. always able an umtorru Ia IL. cous iuept'
We have. ala lM) CARD rs o.
Faci & o ean GUU o,
which We can co Fl emily recommend ~ ing
la IN ,alce Peruvian Guauo. aud IN ny
{ lmers cul slider il SUPERIOR.
Price $45 pr 200H lbs. 2. c"nt> per ID }
No. l. Government Peruvian Guano
For sr" I he !iw st e.
- he IL ding Agrirul urnl .journ Ia Nm
>plpcrs 10, larIy f'el At ,ruiIi g Tor the
sc Of ainaris ALL y Il NtFirl.b>.
M AZ ~Gu VIII rve4 and II 'outh " lier I.
FRS store buye CLe-tuut 81, lh l.de.ph:a
E,t u, lo5S-Sm
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

z III is /" gave notice, that the sub&cri-
her OF C'cIi county, hath obtained. from
the. Orphans Court .. SAID county, 'eticrs n1
administration "n the personal estate II John
Is. Shippers, late Of sand cunu!y. deceased
All persons having claims asains' the strd
deceased, are hereby warned Ia exlinit the
same. with tho vouchers thereof duiy Luthcn-
iic1tcd, On Or before the I5ih day ot February
1853; they may otherwise, by law, be-
eAcludld from all benefit II said estate. A II
prIH"rs indebted 10 said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment to the subScri
her Given under my hand tins @7tl day Of
february, 1858.
THOMAS ". SHIPPERS,
Administrator 81 John l.. mprrs d,cd.
Test-JAs. MCCAuLEy, Reg.
Feb p, 1873 -Gv
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NOTICES..
NOTICE 40 gREDITuSS.

TE7III is !" give motto 9. that the Aubscrihpr
y. al Cecil county. hath uhtIiued from the
Orphan C"rrt OF sad county,. letters Of al
ipIniNiEatlUn "n the Personal estate al Fergus
Hutton, late ojsttd county deceased. a per
SONS having CLAIMS aGaifi.t the stId deceased
Az hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouc.aia thereof duly authenticated. Oh
or before the 23ui day Of February la59; they
may Otherwise, by iaw, be cxcIudcd from Il
benefit OF said "astate. All persons ndrht-
cd Ia said estate are requested Ia make I'M
iueditte payment to the Subscriber. Given
under my hands this 18th da~of February
1855, JOHN NJ. SENTMAN.
Administering - Fcrru> Hutton. decd.
Tcst-JAs. McCAUL1Y, Reg.
F,LoT lSrE So.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WIS Is I" give notice. that til" SubSci
Il Ter, Of Cecil cDuHry, hath obtain .d from,
The Orphans Court Of atld county, letters "t
administration on the personal vaivtc ii
Eliza l.. AmSdcn. late Of said county
deceased. IlperSura having claims gains
The said deceased are hereby warned to *
ihit the same. with he vouchers thereof
Iuiy authenticated, On or before the 9th day
"i February, 1859; they may otherwise, by
law BIZ excluded from AL heryt.t OF said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
ire requested to make Immediate payment
I" the subscriber. Civ, II Hndcr my hand
This 2OlA day Of February lejS.
j. b AHSDEN,
Admiu,tntrix Of T. l.. Ansdvn, decd.
Trst-JAS. .ACCAuLLY, keg.
Feb. -, iSjo---6T.
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Valuable Farming Land for Sale.

TE7iIE subscriber oacrs at Private Sale 150
4 ACRES OF LAND, lying on the p, W.
4 B. Railroad, near the Village of North
East in Cecil county, Md, about two. thirds
being in cultivation, 4 portion WELL TIM
BEhED. The soil is excellent, and the
facilities for procuring lime and Other
mauures by railroad or water transportation
are unusually great. Churches, schnols aud
mills are convenient; and the location in
every respect desirable. Terms :--One-
third cash; the balance to remain in the pro-
perty. Possession given Immediately.
RUSSELL THOMAS,
Dec -, 1851. North EAst.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TTHl S is 20 give notice. that the subscriber
L ul Gel county. hath obtained iron, the
Orphans G mt OF sid county, letters ties.
tamcut,ry un The personal estate OF Frauci NJ
keyuuldS, late of said county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the SAID d.
ceased. are hereby warmed to exhibit til,
same with the vouchers there duly anthem.
Heated on ur, brtnrc the 18Th day Of January
1853 they may otlrcrwse. BY law, he rx-
cludcd from all benefit If said rs ate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate aye requested ia
make immediate payment to The subscriber
Given under my hani this Goth day of January
1859. JOSEPH MILLER.
Executor Of Fraurina Reynolds, deed
Test-.-JAs. McCAULEY, Reg.
Feb. 70, 1855 6w.
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GGE,.Es EAT. s.N >pu.sa.

yyFNRY BENNETT has opened with an
Irutirv. new rk "i G"uds. turh as are
.>uilly sold in ,,lI country towns. His stock
is well assorted selected with II great deal Of
ARE and will he sold at the very lowest
prices. either for cash or country produce
It CONSISTS oi the folio" Wing goods. conl-
plrtr assortment of
DRY GOODS AID GROCERIES.
BOOTS AND SHOE HATS AND CARS,
QUEENSW MD IIARuW ARE,
Prove SIONS'ASb DRUGS,
READY MADE CLOTHING
The most complete asso tment Of BUILD
ING HARDWARE and Carpenters Tools
that has ever been offered in this part OF the
country. which will be- sold at equally as low
price as they can lie sold IN Phiada.
His CLOTHING is got up emit ely under
his cnnrroi by an A. NJ. Tailor who gets
up hi, work in the best n,arter. Customer
work got up at the shortest notice and in the
best style.
n. B.-The highest price paid for all kinds
fcountry rrodur, by
HENRY BENNETT,
North East Cecil Co. Md.