The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-01


The following the conditions of the sale:-
The purchaser purchasers will be required to
give bond in double the amount of purchase money
that the said purchase money will be paid on the
day the said Commissioners prepared to give
possession of said property and materials, and that
sald purchaser or purchasers respectively will re-
move within sixty days thereafter all such ma
erials so sod and all rubbish occasioned thereby.
The same auctioneers sold yesterday at the Ex-
change Reading Rooms, No. l9 South Gay street.
the following lots of ground by order of the City
Auditor:
A lot on the east side of Bond street, near Monu-
ment fronting 9G feet on Bond street, with depth
of los feet. Assessed for Sl0l9. Purchased by r.
W. Polk, fr 500.
lot on the east side of Bond street, near Lom-
bard, fronting 81 feet Bond street, with depth
of 63 feet. Improved with two three-story brick
dwellings and two-story brick back buildings and
sheds, Nos. "a and 26. Assessed for $l3.71. Pur-
chased by John Dolan for $500.
lot at the northeast corner of Saratoga and
Gilmor streets, fronting 120 feet on Gimor street,
and l57 feet Saratoga street. Assessed for S5S3.
Purchased by j. Winsow for $500.
lot on the south side of Cough street, near
Chester, fronting l3 feet on Cough street, with a
depth of 65 feet. Improved by two-story and
attic brick dwelling and brick kitchen, No. 249.
Assessedf for $685. Purchased by j. McSherry
for $3.50.
lot on the southeast corner of Canton avenue
and Cannon streets, fronting las feet on Canton
avenue, and 800 feet on Cannon street, comprising
lots No. to No. % inclusive, in all % lots of
section Is of the Canton Company's property. AS
sessed for S22.S3. Purchased by j. w. Reed for
$3.50.
A lot on the south side of Lancaster street, near
Cannon, fronting IS feet s inches on Lancaster,
with depth of so feet. Assessed for Ss.23. Pur-
chased by }. W. Reed for S425.
A lot on tho cid of street, near Euta w
street, fronting Is feet Lee street with depth
OF l55 feet Improved with three story brick
dwelling and two story brick back building, No.
l4S, on Lee street, and two story and attic brick
and frorpn shaIN M
l9o, on York street, in the rear. Assessed for
Sll.3s. Purchased by }. Hollingshead for $500.
lot on the north side of Pierce street, near Ere
mont, fronting Is feet Pierce street with depth
OF ~ feet. Assessed for S13.39. Purchased by J.
McSherry for $3.50.
A lot on the south side of Holland street, near
Canal, fronting l3 feet on Holland street with
depth of 81 feet. Improved with two and half
story brick dwelling and frame she'd No. As. As
sessed for $500. Purchased by Fl. Smith for
S4lO.
A lot the east side of Forrest street, near
Madison, fronting IL feet inches on Forrest street
with depth of 60 feet Improved with two sto-
ry brick dwelling and frame shed, No. 1877. AS
sessed for SlS.s3. Purchased by w. Benson for
Sl25
A lot on the corner of Exeter and Humes streets,
fronting So feet on Humes and 20 feet on Exeter
street. Improved with two-story brick dwelling
and twostory brick back building on Exeter street.
No. lss, and two three-story brick dwellings, Nos.
and 4, on Humes street. Assessed for Sl25.A.
A lot on the northwest corner of Hammond alley
and Caroline street. fronting so feet on Hammond
alley, and IL feet on Caroline street. Assessed
for S26.4S. Purchased by Mr.. John Dolan, for
Sl3O.
A lot ON the east side of Caroline street, near
Lancaster, fronting Is feet Caroline street, with
depth of $50 feet to Dallas street in the rear.
Assessed for 1882. Purchased by J. ]. Abrams,
for S425.
A lot on the north side of Hurs lane, near Ais
quith street, fronting II feet Huls lane, with
depth OF AZ feet inches. Improved with two
two-story brick dwellings and two-story brick
back building and frame shed, No. 6. Assessed for
s27.l3 Purchased by J. H. Carlisle, for $780,
A lot on the east side of East FaPs avenue near
Stiles street, fronting Is feet East Fals avenue,
with depth of II feet. Assessed for S26. 90
Purchased by J. R. Winsow for $3.50
lot on the east side Of Eden street near Lom-
bard, fronting so feet on Eden street with depth
OF 100 feet; Improved with two-story brick
dwelling and two-story brick stable, No. 20
Assessed for S53.ss. Purchased by W. Benson for
S375.
lot ON the north side of Canton avenue near
Dallas street, fronting % feet on Canton avenue
with depth of 55 feet. Improved with a two
story and attic brick dwelling and frame shed No.
lS6, and two-story and attic brick dwelling with
two-ssory back building and frame shed, No. 1885,
Assessed for S2O.93. Purchased by Jno. Dolan for
1000.
The following lots of real estate were also sold by
). ii. Cover, auctioneer.
lot on the southeast side of Belair avenue,
near Choptank street, 40 feet front and $50 feet
deep. Improved with three story brick dwelling
IA by 80 feet; and a one story blacksmith shor, ii
by IA feet also three story brick dwelling adoin-
ing the above 25 by 80 feet, subject to an annual
ground rent of $50. Purchased by S. Rosenfeld
& Co. for SS25.
A lot on the southeast side of Beair avenue near
Broadway, fronting sl8 feet Belair avenue, with
depth of 1853 feet. Improved with three twostory
frame dwellings with one and half story frame
back buildings with frame sheds Assessed for
asa6 bv i Raad
A lot the east side of Eden street, near Balti-
more, fronting Is feet Eden street, with depth
OF so feet. Improved with a two story and attic
brick store and dwelling, No. s. Assessed for Sl345
Purchased by w. Benson for $780,
A lot on the west side of Bethel street, near Pratt
fronting II feet on Bethel street. with depth of
~ feet. Improved with two-story brick dwelling
and a two-story brick back building and frame
shed, No. l65. Assessed for S24.07 Purchased by
w. Benson for S425.
BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEpARTMENT.-The an
nual meeting of this Department was held at "
o'clock last evening, at the old City Hall. Upon
called to the Chair Upon calling the roll
it was found that all the Companies were represen-
ted. The names of the following gentlemen were
read by the Treasurer as delegates to the United
Fire Department, from the different Companies
Mechanical, Henry Spillman Henry P. Dukehart,
John Dukehart, X John NJ. Clock, JOS P Warner,
Jno L. Hogg,w Jno D. Stewart; Union, A. c. Mat
tMhews, M, Thos W. Leyering, Charles Weekeg,* Geo.
Friendship, Col. S. S. Mills,* Capt j. w. Goodrich
John B. Carroll, John Evatt, t. J, Goodrich, R
Knight W. j. King. Deptford, S. w. Evans
). o. Sapp,* G. W. Buck j. R. West, George
Roche F. T. Kelley, J. S. Schwartzer, i Joshua
Vansant, W. l. James, J. Webster. j. F. Swartz-
err Independent, Hugh Bolton, W. H. B. Fussel-
baugh,% }. H. Wilcox, J. H: Stone, John s. Fussel
Thomas Creamer, J. H. Govenstne, NJ. W. Mea,
ris, j. Fl. Bayess,* L. j. Bandell,* w. E. Brady,
J: l. Ely. New Market, A. Albert, J. 7. Norris
W: G. Gorsuch,* Ii. ]. Corduray, j. Sweinback,
say, T. H. Phillips, Jr., W. Fl. Slater R. R. Law
SON. J. Fl. Adoun, Jeremiah Fowler, C. 0. Soran.
United, A. Miltenberger, A. n Pennington, i J.
G. Baltzell, l.. Somers.* 7. W. Campbell, j. H.
Cruise, F. Achey. Franklin, W. A. Van Nostrand,s
Griet, J. T. Williams, W. II. Richardson. Wash
ington, w. c. Simms, A. J. Leverng# B. T. Dis
ney,* w. Wilson, Jr., James Barrow, T. l. Sum-
Hunt, J; L. Jones' NJ. |. Cohen, T. shawey, J.
MDonald,* l. P. Goodall,@ G. Wilson. Howard
T. II. Shott, NJ. Harman, J. F. Bowers L. A.
Helm c. G. Griffith J: H. Helm j. Dinger.
J; R. Stevens 7. Davidson, W. R. Freeburger, j.
N. Dempsey LAFAYETTE, R. T. Wilkinson, Wm
Hand,* r. NJ. Ray, G. Sultan, w. Bosey,* c.
Meekips, N D. g. Young: Pioneer, c. T. Holloway
N. J. O'Brien, G. W. Bayley,* s. H. Matthews.
Mount Vernon; j. II. Thompson, John Hilbert, w.
J. Nichols, A. j. Miller, J. Ewen,* R. Shipley,
3. Holts. United States Hose W. NJ. Starr,* j.
E. Clark, T. NJ Kerven, J. NJ. Baxter E. AL
baugh,* j. Carr, G. W. Ryder. Western Hose, J.
A. Tucker, d. A. Martz, W. Barrett,* C. J.
Isaacs,* Fl. Hilbert, jr.,# d. W. Champagne, W.
II. Baer. Monumental, J. p. Cummins, G. B.
Chase, s. NJ Chappell,* W. H. Lain,+ c.. A. Oil
ver,T Z. X. Smith, E. L. Rogers.
Those among the delegates marked with = are
intended to designate the three delegates from each
Company who were appointed the Standing
Committee. The Department then proceeded to an
election of officers, which resulted in the following
gentlemen being duly elected for the ensuing wear:
President 7. W. Levering, of the Union; First
Vice President John w. Davis, of the Watchman;
Second Vice President, S. NJ. Evans of the Dept
ford; Third Vice President, J. T. Hilbert of the
Mount Vernon; Treasurer, Hugh Bolton, of the In
dependent; Secretary, James Young, of the Frank
lin.
The Treasurer's report was read by the Secreta-
ry which states that the total receipts of fines and
donations for the preceding year are S501.3l. To-
tai expenditures S220.O4. Balance in the treasury
S2sl.27. 1t was referred to committee who after
an examination, reported it correct, and it was ac-
cordingly accepted. The report of the Select
Board was here read, and after being referred to
committee was accepted.
motion was made to make an additional appro-
priation of $40 to the Janitor of the hail. Laid
upon the table.
The following resolution was offered: Resolved
That the thanks of the Department be extended to
the officers for the preceding year. Unanimously
adopted.
A motion was made to adjourn, which was also
adopted unanimously.