The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-21
SEQ Fourth Page.
FOR COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR FOREIGN MARKETS.
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CITY LNIIELLIGENCE.

AcCubbln, sold the following property, Adrian
Co., auctioneers, at the Merchants Exchange sale
rooms lot on Gilmor street. near Winds
Mill roads. Purchased by r. G. Barnes for 81 ,G0t
lot on the south side Of Bruce street, near Chat
worth street. Purchased by John Ashburger ,
00u Tor $50. \ lot on the corner Of SARATOGA an
Carey streets. Purchased by Jesse Hav for S55O
A lot on fhe southwest side of Bolton street, nea
Townsend street Purchased By John s. Citing
ior $50. 4 lot on the northwest corner of Gimo
ana lenent streets. Purchased by L, G.. Barne
Tor Sl2O. y lot on Gilmor street. near last named
Purchased by same for Sl35. 4 lot on the corne
OF Washington and iIamstead streets Purchase,
D{ a. Il. d G. lIax for $1,000. \ lot on the corne
OF Cross and Warner streets Purchased by Jobr
Ash0urger Son for $3.50. 4 lot on Cross stree
near Russell street, improved BY two two-story
6THd SElek Dwellings Purchased by - Pawley fol
$500. a lot on North avenue, near McMechar
street. Purchased by r. c.. Barnes for 500. A
lot on Beason street near Towson street. Purchas
ed by Il. C. Barnes for Sl25. A lot on Lancaster
street near Rose alley. Purchased by 7. f. Presst-
man lor SIO5. lot corner of Lancaster and Iu-
zerne streets. Purchased by same for $50, LOT
on the southwest corner of Alice Ann and Iuzerne
streets Purchased by Hugh Gelston for $780,
a I2' on lhe southwest corner of Canton avenue
ana Luzerne street. Purchased by 7. r. Presstman
Tor $40 + lot on the east side Patapsco stree
near Dillon street Purchased by same for $40. A
iOt on Washington street, near the corner of
Fountain street, improved by tyo-storv and ottic
Drck dwelling. Purchased by Il. w. Polk for
$40 lot on.the south side of Gar oline street near
Ahce Anna street. improved by two-storv brick
L. IL. GreSStm9n in
lee. lot on the south side of Lombard and IIirh
streets, improved by a two and L~ic story brlck
dwelling. PurCbar:1 ~ Wary Andrew Tor Sl4S.-
A lot o.. liz south side of Chesnut street, near Low
street, improved by twO-story brick dwelling.
Purchased by II. Marshal for S275. A lot on Gull
ford aliev near Light street, improved by two
story brick dwelling. Purchased by - Magraw
Tor SIZo. A lot on the south side of Low street,
near Alsqulh street, improved by two-storv brick
dwelling. Purchased by r. W. Polk for $50 A
lot on the west side Of Caroline street, near Chew
Purchased by same for SO. 4 lot on the northeast
corner OF Federal and Calvert streets. Purchased
by j. r. Ford for $3.50. \ lot on the south side of
Coupon street, near Canton street. Purchased bv
X. G. Barnes for $50. \ lot on Bnney street, near
Dillon street. Purchased by same for $50. A
lot on Patapsco street. near Dillon street.
Purchased By same for $50. A lot on
the east side Of Canton street, near Canton
avenue. Purchased by 7. r. Presstman fer Sl2O
A lot on Eastern avenue, near Spring street. Pur-
chased by same for SEQ. \ lot on Eastern avenue
near Dallas street, improved by a two-story frame
dwelling, No. l97. Purchased by Il. NJ. MiIburn
for $500 in fee. lot Spring street, near Pratt,
improved by two twOstory brick dwellings, Nos
IS and &c. Purchased by Il. W. Polk in fee, for
$40. lot on Chase street. Ensor street
Purchased by Il. II. Wooden for S725. A lot on the
corner of Washington and Fort streets. Purchased
by f Corkran for $50. lot Washington
street, Fort street. Purchased by r. G
Barnes for SO. . A lot on the north side of Fay-
cite street, near Schroeder street. improved by a
two-story and attick brick dwelling. Purchased
DY Il. W. IOlk for $50. A LOT m Rjdcnlny-
near Gross street. Purchased by ID, McIntyre for
$780, Two lots Nos S3 and * cn po,niot ~
street near Saratora n;nroved nv troo hi
dwellings. Purchased by Il. W. Polk Tor $40
A lot on Stirrctt street near McUanry strea+ IN
proved by two thrae-stor,, brici- dv,aninS,-" "
Purchased by same for SlI0 A lot corner
of Ohio avenue and ChennItanoo e,root d., nvi
chased by George Gayle for S35. \ lot on Wash |
story bricl, d,yelIino PrrcboSaJ b - w DT
for SlO5 lot on Scbroedcr stroo+ Iroa S,ta yin
street imnrovcd Inv fon tho -i"i Y
ines Pnrchoeea h., y W poII' r1,oo ''N IHeL- wen
Bidde street naar oSs stt ;J Tog ~ iot oh
story brick dwalIinr pId % :" ~ i" e% e0
lot ON Ri6dIa stTao+ n s"lIe ioi soo'
proved by tbreastory hric Ge a. SnsJ' ILI
nv Same E,r t-0 IL: ~ - ~ - - u" Ing ui'tIastu
edrol street n,nrd b ti staee'i netf Catn-
igr. Pnrcbosnf h, Gf ~. 80 ~ 90 ~ ~ u"el,-
lot on Exeter street oo Ei a." is1 80 ia let. a
bv story brick dweng Pnrcfose'd hr " w
Poll- r,r cII6 SIl VI iehaseu ny ~ W.
street Prrbosod Nv y oi oGy % stlGet, hear ba'ias
on CAMBRIDGE streot raa WI ~ 2'3. a ioV
cd hv trr1F-storv bricl- d,roIii Ieo "
r. W Polk far Si5O in foo iot7 On ~ - go ~
near Hoffman street prcbaI b - VI ~ y a. n' 6eHue'
for $50 lot N0 40 Poto,a -. w. " @ l2a' iiTS NE
li0t street inprovrd h tbraaysto, Lii b,
Purcbossi h,. "a NJ I; ~. ee-s'ot2 piicN snoP'
Grundy street, near Hoffman street improved by
a three-story brick dwelling. NJ. 73. Purchased
by X. c. Barnes for $3.50 in fee
FATar Ruupo,n Arc,r,,.r, NJ v..l:.t
McAbap an nroinaor On th Uit, 1 a.,Gi ni t?n
Railroad was isfotI g;IIo ;ie an anu 9nio
at The nine ,a d 80 HI Gi' ', euie'a{ nIsht
burr. on thr RoIiror1 and 6bi I's; PiI VI a % tiIs
the foIiowin crrrn,stacas Ia '"l oau u.uel
the rear. ear IF t,,o t - rro va, s.t'ns vi
ascend tIc Grads tit beinr rSn M" W ~ 10
sometimes for the train behind to nnsb Tho forar5
train y and rs tho rear troi, odvarnad sio,ri
II hoo iD,r,od fro,,, 10 cnat t,a - - ~, |
orer o,d ins,T,I E;IInI Ia H w ,"'e. las lun
reiiabe ,en mon iha rnad md I'D hoan o 'iT
service of the COMPANY about twenty Years He
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Sandy Hook to which pace he was coinc ot 'the
time of the accident. s7
Another accident aecurred on the sarra road ~
SykesvilIe about thirty miles from RoltiInora ba
tween . and 3o'clock yestardov ,norninn h., ,-binL
David Gette, an engineer of TONNAGE tr9in was
instantly killed, and Deater Barrar, tbe fireman
was so badly scalded that he died from his iniuras
three or four hours afterwards. This accident was
caused bv the falling of a large rock mon tba
track at this point some time during the nioht as
the train coming East; it ran foul of the OBJ
struct;on, by which the engine was thrown from
the track and overturned causing the death of the
engineer and fireman. Gettle was a married man,
about forty years of age, and has a family in Bal
timore. Bargar single man, living with his
mother in Baltimore, whom he supported by his
labor
RoBB1YG 4 WAREHoUsE.-Some time during We'd
nesdav night the flour store of Messrs F G Pen.
entered by burglars and about one dollar in cent
pieces stolen from the vault Entrance was effected
by climbing upon a shed in the rear of the hard I
ware store of Messrs. G. W. Bradford & Co. No
lO2 Franklin street boistipr the second storv win.
dow, and then cutting hole through the wall into
the vault Of the Messrs. Penrose For all this
trouble the robbers only got the above small
amount. The outer door of the safe of Messrs.
Bradford Co. was also prised open but nothing
taken from this place. The thieves left behind
them two chlsels, which are cow at the Western
station, awaiting an owner.
A WANpERER.-A bov between Q and 10 wears
ldwas found last night by, a gentleman. HANGING
about the Museum building. He stated his name
to be Jesse Heritage Pratt. from Camden n II
and that he had nm Wv f,o,, ~; t t, ~. o.,
they sent him to school. He also states that his
fathers name is BENJAMIN IL. Pratt, captain of n
ferry-boat running from Kaign's Point, II. ]. lie
was taken to the Western police station. and after
wards to the MarshaPs office. from which nlacs La
was taken to the rooms of the Children's Aid So
ciety on Lexington street, by Mr.. Wisong.
ARREST OF A FUCrTIyE FROM JUsTrcp Marshal
Kane received information from the Mayor of
Charleston on Wednesday that man named los
GRAY had robbed his empIover of S3O0 and II was
supposed that he had escaned to this city Grav
was EMPLOYED in the house of NJ Rennctt & 20
and on Sunday last entered tho storo ond toll fron
tba safe tbe moncr ond tbon god. Dotaot;ra
officer II. H. Hicks, of Charleston, arrived in this
city on Wednesday evening in puruit of the fugi-
tive, aud yesterday, he and detective Mckinley
went in search of him. While the officers were
standing in the Eutaw House, Mr.. Grav stepped
in, and he was immediateIv invited to accomnsnv
the officers to the Central police station, where
he is now confined. He had registered his name
m. Cooper, California"
SKATE THIEvEs.--It was noticed a few davs since
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