The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-30

R. McHenry 2 Hong Kong geese. W H. oer, coop
puddle ducks, coop MuscOvy ducks, coops Spanish
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
In the household department there are many things
worthy of notice The following entries were made yes
terday:
QuiHs-One quilt deposited by Mrs. A. C. jones' one
quilt by Mrs. W S. Wondery; one quilt by Mrs Dr. g.
Aviator one fancy album quilt by Mrs Maria Wise;
quilt by Mrs. W. Stevenson; one silk quilt, by Mrs.
Spackman; one silk quilt, by Miss Susan P. Dukehart;
one silk quilt by Mrs R. Murray; fancy quilt Mrs.
John F. Davis quilt by Miss Sophia Stief; al
Crochet Work-One crochet skirt, deposited by Miss
Neanie ]. Mettee do pn-cushion by Miss Sarah l..
NJ Clark one do rosette, by pincushion and
housewife by Harriet NJ Clark one collar and cuff, by
Miss Mary ]. Clark; cape, by Miss f.. Smythe; one
crochet tidy by Miss Louisa Leght do bread CLOTH
by Miss Mary Ann Reside one ME-. tidy by Mrs Ann Eeh
one tidy; by Miss Mary E. Basch; three tides, by Miss
Cynthia Hill.
Gaddesss; do, by Miss S. Applegarth; one adys
cape, by Mrs F. Fshbach; cap and circular by Mrs
Cockey; two do by Miss Fanny Cockey worsted
opera cloak by Mrs j. H. Tegmeyer vase of worsted
flowers, by Miss Francis Buckmiller large frame
worsted work. tribute money! by Miss Jane Patterson
one worsted ottoman cover, by Mrs Maynard Welby.
Enrbroidery-Two pieces embroidery deposited by Miss
Sally Magee embroidered pincushion by Miss Num-
ma embroidered bead cap. by Wee L. Beeher; one
infants frock by Catharne McNeill; embroidered
stool cover by Hannah Emmett toilet cover, by Mrs.
NJ. E. Roach embroidered apron by Miss Sarah c.
Gains embroidered bureau cover, by Mrs Gains
embroidered infants dress by Mrs James A. Church.
Preserves jar each of preserved tomato, ounce,
and shell bark tomato tumber preserved barberry
goblet ounce jelly and one tumbler apple jellyde
posted by Mrs. j. E. Eshbach One jar each of preserv
ed ctron cantaeupe quinces tomato and peaches and
jars apple ielly-by Mrs. j. T. Phillips One goblet
preserved cron-by Miss Molly Hooper. One tumbler
preserved winter cherry-by Mrs. c. V. Tarman. One
jar each of preserved strawberry tomato red tomato and
water -melon-by Mrs F. Eshbach Two goblets pre-
green grape jelly-by Miss K Davis One tumbler pre-
served citron-by Miss NJ. L. Cunningham One jar pre-
served citon jar apples-by Miss Mary BIeany
fickieS.-One cucumberS
tie caSp y @ John f T. D one eGt
Chow Chow, tumber tomato catsup, by Mrs. NJ. L.
Cunningham; tumbler tomato catsup, by Miss Marga
ret Meony.
Cosnterpanes.-One white counterpane, deposited by
Miss F. Ross; do do by Miss NJ. E. Ros do. do,
by Miss s. Ross; do do by Mrs. Catherine McNeil
Shirts-one shirt, made and deposited by Miss Maria
Gill; two shirts by Mrs. Deborah Ann Butler; shirt,
by Mrs. r. A. Hunt
Hon,e-Made Pound C1ke-Ginger pound cake made
and deposited by Miss Alice NJ Wise.
Home Made Sponge Cake.-Home made sponge cake
made and deposited by Mrs. ]. T. Phillips; loaf sponge
cake Mrs Gabler.
Home, Made Soap-Box domestic soap made and de-
posted by Miss Camea NJ Hall.
Home, Made d-Loaf of home made bread by Mrs
Reese; loaf homemade bread and pan of rolls, Miss r.
Knox: loaf OF bread and biscuit Mrs Wemore.
Miscellaneous Articles-Bag crude guano, bag ground
guano Nevassa) by E. K Cooper pine knot basket and
grass brush, by Mrs January; basket, by Miss s.
Savran Glove basket and pin rocking chair by Rufus Ap
pegarth IL bottles Spadngs prepared glue glass
and boxes paraffne candles. busts and lump re-
fined paraine Jar crude parafne box patent packages
II solidfed milk by Thomas Bruton' glass bead
lamp mats, by Mrs. Elenora Greenree frame tapestry
work. tSt Joseph by Miss Ellen A Kelly; frame tapestry
work. tPea fowl by Miss Isabella Kelly; lot of draining
tile, by Burns Russell CO.. hard rubber goods coil
of rubber machine betting, coil of leather machine belt
ing coil of rubber hose India rubber bucket deposited
by W. G. Maxwell; glass bead basket by Miss Gussie
Sef frame of flower work, by Miss Kate Ste frame OF
leather work. by Mrs Margaret Beam rustic basket and
flowers by Henry Seinn frame, Specimen of marking
with ndeble ink) by NJ. j. Seim frame rustic basket
and fruit, by c. A. Sem; basket of flowers by Miss
Mary Knox; poultry house, by j. Jacob Bower Harris
improved boudor sewing machine, by j. c. Stephenson
silk mats, by Miss Olivia Buckmiller.