The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-02
PROPERTY SALES

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lot on the east side of Wolf street. near Alice
Anna street. with front of Is feet on Wolf street
and depth of 10 feet; improved with a two-story
and attic brick house, and subject to an annual
ground rent of S22. so. Purchased by Mr. NJ Pfeis
ter Tor S935.
Also, lot on the west side OF Wolf street, near
Alice Anna street, with a front Wolf street o
20 feet and running back to Happy aey: improved
by twO-story brick house on Wolf street and also
a brick house on Happy alley, subject to an annual
ground rent of SIS Purchased by John A. Roach
for 81 900
Also two lots of fground in Baltimore county, near
the city, on the Franklin road, each 600 feet in
length by So deep. Improved by two.storv house
and subject to n ground rent of S93.l2. Purchased
| by w. wilkins for So, ,050
John d. Hardy, auctioneer sold Yesterday after
noon on the premises, a lot of ground on the south
east corner of Hollins street and Stockton aev
| fronting l6 feet by depth of 63 feet, improved
by three story brick dwelling, subject to a ground
rent OF $40 per annum, for S445. Purchased bv
Mrs. Sophia Deborch.
CLOSING OF THE FAIR.
Yesterday evening the twelfth annual exhibition
of works of industry and art at the Maryland Insti
tute closed in the presence of as large an assem-
blage as has been convened since its opening-the
Blues band being present during the evening.
The mmittee took their seats on the platform
at halfpast o'clock, and S. NJ. Cochrane, ESQ.,,
made few closing remarks. He said there might
be disaection the part of some exhibitors at not
! getting premiums, but be could honestly state il
there were any such, that the various committees
had investigated and thoroughly scrutinized every
! article, ana those to whom premiums had been
awarded had got them on the sole and exclusive
ground OF merit. lie only made the remark for
the purpose of preventing any possible apprehen-
sion or mlsapprehension the mind of any deposi-
tor, and hoped that the awards of the Judges would
be deemed satisfactory to all. He alluded to the
beneficial results flowing from such exhibitions on
| condition Of ha ba;,,
means whereby the mechanic might become more
intelligent, and the laborng man more familiar with
the various works of art. If such exhibitions did
no other good, at all events they contributed largely
Ito judge from the number who patronized them)
to the happiness of the citizens He concluded by
thanking the exhibitors for coming forward at this
time, and trusted that next year they would all be
prePared to show that each successive season out
| stripped its predecessor
Samuel Sands, Esq, before proceeding to read
the list of premiums, stated that the Committees on
| Lectures, School of Art and Design, and Chemis-
try, would shortly announce when they would be
opened, and after the reading of the following pre-
MUM list the assemblage dispersed:
AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
Class No. Mrs. E. Ryder, for Flax Cloth-PIated
Cup Mrs. NJ Goldsborough, for Thread Towels Pair
Salts; AbertOn Factory for 0snaburgs-Silver Medal
Atlantic Deaine Co, Providence, R. l., for sample card
prnts-Silver Medal; T. f. MuDder, for frnges tasses
and buttons-Siver Medal Laurel Factory, muslins
- Class No Mrs E. r. Paist. for pair of Blankets
Butter Knife; Ashland Manufacturing Co.-For Q
pieces of Fulled Cloth, Silver Meda Merrmac Wooden
Co.-For pieces Silk Mixed Cassimeres and piece
Oxford Mixed Cassimeres, Gold Medal; Rock Manufac
turing Co-For pieces Fancy Cassmeres, Silver Medal
Elm street Manufacturing Co. for pieces Double and
! Twist Cassmeras Dinioma. IT,, WFooi ~ "a, 10 q
pieces Satinet, Gold Medal; Washington Mils,-For 4
pieces Colored Opera Flannel, Silver Medal.
Class No. 3.-Mss s. Yeates, for Willow Bonnet Gold
Thimble; Mrs NJ Bell, for Artificial Flowers, Diploma;
Miss R \. Carvaho, for Mi linery and Embroidery Di-
ploma Miss C. Harvey for case of Bonnes Silver edal
Glass No John Saylor, for List Carpet, Diploma.
Glass No 6: 6.Asbury Jarrett, for Clothing, Silver
serving Vests, Silver Medal W E. Lockwood PhiIadel-
Phia, for Patent Tags, Shirt Collars and CuGs Silver
Glass No. Miss A. C. Smith, for Knit Quilt Gold
Lockeg Miss T. Guyton, for Knit Quilt, Gold Thimble
Miss NJ Dietrck for Crochet Quilt Gold Thimble Mrs
" McPhail, for Crochet Shawl Card Basket; Miss J.
Shaw for Crochet Shawl, Silver Goblet Miss f. Chappe
Crochet Tidy, Salt Spoons Miss n Berry Cfochet and
Infants Lace Dress Gold Thimble Miss Bande Gro
chet Collar and Cuffs, Gold Pencil Miss \. d. sank,
Pair Stockings, Fruit Knife Mrs. K. Steible Pair
Stockings Plated Cup; Mrs II. Richardson Pair Stock
Glass No. 8-Mss NJ L. Day, (blind for Quilt cash
S3 Miss R. E. LaFleur, tblind for Quilt, cash So
Class No 9-Mrs. $. Schwng, for Silk and Chenille
Embroidery Cream Pitcher Miss Mary Kreis for Embroi
dered Vest, Breastpn; Miss Maria Tubman for Frame
Worsted Work. Fruit Kne Miss J. L. Tubman for Frame
Worsed Work Card Basket Miss NJ YnIant for Ottoman
Cover, Gold Thmbe; Miss L. Yeatman for Frame
Worsed Work Gold PENCIL Miss NJ C. Eaton, Frame
Worsted Work, Gold Pencil; Mrs C Stork for Frame
Worsted Work Gold Thimble; Mrs. j. Schmidt for Sofa
class No. 1O-Mrs. s f. P Furlong for wrought
Wrapper and Chernise Sugar Spoon; Mrs f. P Duunick
for wrought Handkerchief, Gold Thmbe; Mrs. S H Fur
long, for wrought Chemse, Drawers and Dressing Gown
Butter Knife; Mrs N. A Odle for wrought Shirt Gold
Thimble Miss F. Kelly, for embroidered Child's Cane
Fruit Knife; Mrs C Darlington for wrought Skirt Nap,
kin Ring; Miss A. Crawford, for wrought Handkerchief
Gold Thimbe Mrs. Henning for wrought Infants Dress
Fruit Knife; Mrs. C. McNeal, for wrought Chd's Dress
Skirt, Gold Thmbe; Mrs J. Chamberlain for wrought
Collars Pair Salt Spoons Miss NJ Hoover for Infants
wrought Dress, Card Basket Miss Osborn wroug ght
Handkerchief Fruit Knife; Mrs In. Whean for wrought
handkerchief Pair Salt Spoons; Mrs. j Sangston for
embroidered Shawl Gold PENCIL Mrs Thomas for wrought
Skirt Fruit Knife; Miss NJ NJ Gill; for wrought Shirt
Gold rhimbe Miss Lizzie Merriken for wrough. Shirt
Gold PENCIL Miss A. Butler for wrought Skirt and Can
Plated Cup; Miss E. Takenberg Case of Needle Work
Shirts and Infants Slip, s5 cash. Baltimore Orphan Asy.
um, for Chd's wrought Dress Collar and Sleeves S.
| and Cuffs, Gold Thimbe.
Glass No 1I.-Miss E. Shaw, for Vases Wax Flowers.
Gold Thim6!e; Mrs Bates for Wax Fruit, Napkin Ring
Miss NJ. julia Emery for Rosfn Fruit Gold Penc Mrs.
| NJ. Turner, for Hair Flowers Napkin Ring; Mrs w.
Vaughan for Shell Work. Fruit Knife; Miss R. Howard
for Shell Wo rk Gard Basket Mrs A. Lyte for Shell
Work Plated Cup; Mrs. NJ A Wilson Basket of Flow
ers made from seeds, Sugar Bowl
Glass No. l2-James Bourne, for case of HITS Silver
Medal; r. O. Taylor, for of Furs, Silver Medal
Glass NJ ia. sperze for of Boots and Shoes,
Diploma
Glass No. 15.-F Winneburger, for Saddle-GoId
Pencil; j. Rohder for Bridle-Gold Pencil J. V. d.
Van Nortwick, for Trunk Leather Bags Steel Frame
satchels-DIploma; Thomas Harvey, for Patent Horse
! Colers-Silver Medal.
Glass No I6 and I7-Jacob Beehler Harrisburg for
Morocco Skns-Silver Medal; F. Kuhn for Buff Leather
Silver Medal Kalbus & Locher for Boot Toppngs and
Morocco, Diploma; f. W. Flinspach, for Buff Horse and
Calf Skins, Diploma W. L. Batlauf, for Binding Skins
Diploma John H. Hodges, for Heavy Calf Skins Set of
! Studs; F. H. Grupy, for Sole Leather, Silver Medal
| Silver Medal
Glass No l9;-E MeLan, for Perfumery, Fancy Soaps,
&c, Silver Medal NJ z Walker, for Extracts Hair Oils
| Silver Medal F'
Glass No. GOV. \. Brown, for InIafd Work Box and
Daguerreotype Case, Goblet; VIM Kern for Carved Bas
Relief, in wood, cold Pencil; F. Voandt for Carved
Head Gold Pencil; VIM NJ Lain, for Specimens of Orna-
mental Machine Mouldings, Silver Medal; Prescott &
Selby, for Inlad Furniture and Chairs Silver Medal
Glass No. 2l.-PupiIs of Blind Asylum, for Brooms,
| Diploma P. Kahner for Brooms, Diploma; W T Mark
land for Washing Machine Diploma; A. F. Leabetter for
Apple Cutter1Cox Warden, agents. Diploma, Bartlett
Lesley, for Polar Refrigerator Silver Medal.
Glass No. 22-Wm. L. Vain, for ventan Window
II Blind Diploma; Wm Wilk0ns Co for lot of Curled
asse and Bug Tight Spring Bed, Diploma: Howell &
Bros for Paper Hangngs, Certificate of Gold Medal
co otd$ So NO. - sharp Co. agents for Stewards
Stove, Silver Medal; Harvey Geidess & Jones for de-
posit of Stoves &C. Silver Medal Leibrandt 4 Mellow
ell for Globe Coffee Roasters, Diploma s. B. Sexton for
Patent Parlor burning Stove, Silver Medal.
Glass No 25.-M. Perine Son, for Stone and Earhen-
ware, Diploma Swan Hill Pottery New Jersey Rock
ngham and Yellow Ware, Diploma New England Glass
CO.. for Glass Bottles, Diploma.
Class No. 26-Chares Blake & Co., for Hair JeweIrv
Silver Medal Cortlan 4 Co for Silver Plated Ware Sill.
yer Medal Gould 4 Ward, for Silver Ware and Jewelry
Certificate of Continued Excellence; Canfield Bro & Co
for Silver Ware and Jewery Certificate Continued
| ceHtnce.
Class No 27.-J H. Cooper, for Gas Regulator, Dipo-
ma A. u. Mace, for Portable Gas Generators, Silver
Medal Selden, IN. Y) for Dry Meter for testing Gas
Burners, Diploma; Code, Hopper x Gratz for Rotary
Valve Dry Gas Meter and Wet Gas Meter, Diploma.
Class No 2S.-Wm. O. Watkins, for Case of Edge
Tools Diploma; II. L. Kendall, for Carpenters Tools
Silver Medal; VIM Huse, for Horse Shoes, Diploma: VIM
Gchrist, for Cutlery Silver Medal J. Gildea Jr for
Smiths Bellows, Diploma; Clarenbach Herder Phila-
dephia, for Shears and Scissors Silver Medal: Ply
mouth Mills, Conn, for Rivets Diploma; Avalon Nail
Works, for Nails. Diploma; Henry Brown, for Circular
and othersSaws, Certificate of Continued Excellence
Glass No. 20 9-Wm. Bausmith for a Bronze Fipure
Gold Pen and Pencil
Glass No. 3O.-James A. c. Talbot, for Tin Ware Gold
Pencil; REGISTER Webb for Finished Brass Work first
Silver Medal McShane & Bailey, for Finished Brass
Work, Silver Medal Brown Bros. for Copper Kettles,
| Diploma E. Hubbal for Block Tin Pipe &c, Silver
Medal; o. S. Camp, for Improved Stove Boiler, Di-
| ploma.
Class NOBLE. Roksroh, for Oiling Cup Silver Medal;
c. B. Horton, for Smut Machine Broth IN II for Pa
tent Fire Proof Smut MILL Silver Medal; G. NJ Conner
for Improved Centre Discharge Water Wheel, Diploma;
| T. s. Mathews, for Smut Machine, Silver Medal
Glass No. pr. Sinclair, Jr < Co for HAY and Fod-
der Cutters, Diploma; j. Montgomery & Bro for Wheat
Fan Silver Medal B. F. Ray Co. for National Reaper Sill
Medal Mott for display of gricultural Implement
Silver Medal; +. Whitman 4 Co.. for Agricultural Impe-
ments, Diploma: Westinghouse & Co, New York for
Combined Thrasher and Winnower, Diplomat W L. Boy
er 4 Bro, Philadelphia for Farm Mill Silver Medal.
Medal T. H. Wilson Co.. Harrisburg, for Cider Mill
Press Silver Medal.
Class No. Sd. Banks for Mortsing Machine Diplo-
ma; II. Magne for Wood Mouldngs. Fancy Carvings and
Marquery Flooring Silver Medal; NJ Camper for Plow
Plane, Diplomat Ransom Crosby. Newark n J.. for I'm
proved Blind I.ath Rod Wrer, and Halls Patent Miter
| Machine Silver Medal; Wood Devaughn for Scroll
Saw, Silver Medal Mullikn 4 Stackpole for Spirit Le-