The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-23

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0l"i sea- Steat l3G per ID OK @ral's.-' zS& S& u
Rounds -. ga 10 4~ricots.... SIa 81 per at
Corned beefi S@ 10 - MhortIe6erres l9d u quart
Sirloin & ribs I0a - Cymiing - iGa - pr d. IL
Satshoulders.. Cherries GA 10 per at
Ham " hol1'...Il@ I " " Gurra9ts,. l2@ IS prgt
Mddn% i@ IS - RIac. , h hdrs l% M . pr pr pS M
SauSages ll@ y " Raspberres l0fl Ii pr qt
Lar" ~" Ii Ti TaGuoefS ,t 5g ~ y pr az az
Noun'n mufton 80 Il VoIf;t On - * P pa
Chops -......... Ice L " MIscELLANEoUs.
S 'e qua'fet Sl 20 Dt'er PIrIht''' 5 ~ 81 81 pr ID
Fore-ouarters S7Gll2 Eegs... la - nrd,z
Headquarters Le5qlSI Dried peaches. 1wa u prqt
c,4 NEAL-oe,,o q apples. sc 10 &"
SIonI4rs 6[F CRic2lns CRr2 Tsi'eS GSl s y y ptir i
Hind quarters. saIO Ducks. .......... 5O61 e.
NEGETABLEs. oo,,- tpo., FISH
Potatoes New Nal 50 bus Perch so 81 81 bmnr Ugn
(Bermuda)i 75d2 no Taylors 100 81 Or bh
cabbage So pr nd lobsterS.. l5d pr H.
@ @pe+s 'g@ IL pr pG Eles MacNerci i2%lVo each
Beets Ia5 Hi ibnf':: 70 "a " " nT p III H.
Peaches~.. 5000 peck Hard Crabs. 2z9 pr doz,
Gnnns LIZ GS bunch Ef Eocks SINGLE 5,@l 80 II
the Arhcter Sinoing Association comnosad ~ Car
mans proceeded to RnIinar's RaiIeyna Carders f
the mn nose of snandinp the dav Thay had scarce
lv reached tho rronnd yhan a lorro nyrhor of ~
Ioht-fnonred @antrv made tHair onnooronoo nv
c0mnanied hv q half dognn or mora rowdioS fro,o
the western section of the citv nrominent
whom was the notorinus Greg narratt Prcs;dnntcF ~
the Rip-Raps and deputv warden nj tha MARYLAND
State nenitantiarv In a short +ina a distnrbonoo
was attcmpted bnt Can't Iinpweaver with a strong
police force soon succeeded in eiectino the rowdies
from the ground Not beinp allowed entrance
again, they made stand on the outside, and as
saulted indiscriminately persons who annlied for
admission. The police again made their appearance
and drove them off. after which everything was
conducted in quiet manner
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+reInaI Loont;fi ;,or - ,n;tho sen an e
hy tha bonSe of Sononoi III T. g. G. TI -
H. Sothron, of St Marv's county, and intended as
present to his manager Mr. John H. Duckett The
pi cher is really magnificent. affair, and in the
form Of an inverted helmet, its whole exterior
is encrusted with relief, executed in a very high
style of art 1t is not often that we are ca He'd on
to record such Characterization of the relations
subsiSting between a gentleman and his manager,
and we regard the gift as very graceful evidence
of duties faithfully performed and muuificentlv ac
knowledged. 1t cannot be doubted that the num-
per OF employees deserving such rewards would be
ldrgely Increased II there were proportional IN
creasy Il re nnmber OF employers liberal enough
u peS'o" 'ne"'
MARROW EsCAPE.-George l.. Davis lad living
on Light street, had a narrow escape from drown
ing on Thursday afternoon. The boy, who is not
more than twelve years of age started out in small
boat with the intention of getting into the waves
of a large side-whee steamer. Intent upon reach
ing the steamer, he paid no attention to the rapid
approach Of a schooner, the bow of which struck
his trall sklf and threw him into the water. He
was rescued with considerable difficulty and taken
care OF oy the crew oil the schooner
HUMAN BONES FOR SALLY esterdav a woman
named Elizabeth Hechert, presented herself at the
bone-crushing establishment of Joshna Horner,
corner of Stirling and Chew streets, with number
of human bones, which she offered for sale stating
at the same time that she had gathered them in an
old grave yard near the Hospital. Mr. Horner re-
fused to purchase them; when she carried them to
me corner OF Ensor and Surfing streets and threw
5 5'ltn On vacant lot 0,hcer Findie afterwards
nae 'hein taken away ana buried
FATAL ACCIDFNT.-l esterday abOut noon n man
named Hammill Kesinger, one of the crew of the
snip Ferdinand of Bremen, fell from the shrouds of
that vessel to the wharf his head striking violently
against the timbers, causing fracture of the skull