The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-30

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Potatoes New 75d 25 bus Tayors. l2G "A pr biz
pr nd Ess ssfsrs S l " pr S B
Beans, Snap .lad is pr PIX Hal ibut. pr lb
Carrots 39 bunch Hard Crabs... 25 81 pr
Onions ........ Ia bunch Salt Salmon iitS - per III
Corn. l2G l6 pr doz. Catfish l29g Is pr bh
A SPECIMEN OF PHoToGRAPHY.-We have re,
ceived, from Messrs. Fischer & Bro. daguerrean
artists, No lO3 Baltimore street, a very excellent
photograph of the n. E. corner of Baltimore and
North streets, as seen from the point of view COM
manded by their gallery. The Office of The DAILY
Exchange is the focal point and, in addition to
the objects usually grouped about that interesting
edifce, we have the city railroad car standing
In front, with the horses attached but by means
such crowd as have generally been staring at
that wonderful machine Nothing but the inter
grams on the bulletin board. The artists will
please receive our thanks for their attention.
MEETING OF THE Cry CoUNCIL-Both Branches
of the City Council will assemble pursuant to ad-
journment on the 18th day of August, and will
continue in session about thirty DAYS. The ques-
tions of Importance that will most engage the at
tention of these bodies will be the consideration of
the report of the Committee of Conference upon
the selection of site for the almshouse, and the
report of the Committee upon the City Passenger
Railway. Mr.. Caleb B. Hynes is Chairman of the
former, and Mr.. William Montague of the latter
Committee.
PoLIcY VENDERs ARREsTED.-Jeremiah Gross and
Fred. Hynson, coored, and German named Henry
Brickmer, were arrested yesterday morning by Con-
stables Bishop and Snavely, of the 14th ward, the
first two for dealing in false policy numbers, and
falsely representing themselves the vendors OF
France, Broadbent & Co.'s Delaware Lotteries, and
Brickmer on the cha arge of renting the house to
Gross, knowing that he using it for the above
swindling purpose. Justice Showacre committed
the three to Jail to answer at Court.
LAUNoH.-Mr. John j. Abrahams will launch
this afternoon, from his shipyard, Philpot street
a bark of 400 tons capacity, called the "Fannie
Crenshaw," built to the order of John Curry OF
Richmond, Va, and intended for the Rio trade
She is l25 feet in length 2S feet beam, with depth
of hold of ii feet and has been constructed of the
most durable materials
CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-George Rembey was arrest
ed yesterday by officers L. Handy and Dinsmore
charged with forging the name of Mrs. Miller to
an order on II. j. Fl. Leber, southwest corner OF
Fremont and Lexington streets, for lot of groce
ries. The charge being fully sustained by evidence
he was committed to Jail for Court by Justice
Ensor. .-.
ACcIDENr.-A little girl two years old, daughter
Of Mrs. Short living Aisquith street near Thomp
son, yesterday morning about nine oclock, fell from
a second story window to the ground, distance O
fifteen feet. DR.. Bradford was called, and on ex
animation found that no bones were broken, but il
still suffered severe bruises.
INJURED.-Policeman c. G. Handy, THE West
ern district, had one of his fingers broken and his
hand otherwise injured few days ago, whilst strug
CLING with negro prisoner. DIR. Maund, the ply
sician for that district dressed the wound, and he
is now able to attend to his daily duties
NAvAL.--Com. Benz. NJ. Dove has been detached
from the command of the naval rendezvous in this
city, and ordered to the command of the United