The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-18

1~P UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S OF
- FlCE, BALTIMORE, August Il, ls6O.The Assistant
ports at this Office and have enaeTated The ohabtns Of
the following Wards Of this city and have cald every
18TH l6Ih l7th 18th and 9th ard anxious t, have
the work Of taking the Census correctly and properly
enumeration of the Inhabitants upon my depend
which Maryland Will be ened therefore respeoy
call upon every individual in the above named Wards who
may imagine that heir namesARE NOT ENUMERATED,
to report the same to the Census Office, CoURTEIuUSE
Ian T. ''ssl' Oh Masonic JOHN jim W WATKINS
1t L. s. Marshal District of Maryland
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UNITED STATES GENERAL NEWS AGENCY,
Nos. AND JARVIS BUILDING, N. W. CORNER OF bALTI-
w MORE AND NORTH STREETS.
to day, announce that all SOUTHERN and WEsTERN
lowest rates to those DESTROYS of taking DAILY EEK
CT without charge makes no difference what regular
paper is ordered twill be ppnctqaly left at residences by
pers furnished at as low rates be had from any other
Charge Fo S Of fGy 5nT e
IL Agent for the Publishers.
{TY TO THE PUBLIC.-It is due to myself
net less than the many customers who favor me with
their business that should permit the proceed
selling coal at light weight, to be misunderstood
When the contract furnish coal the School Commits
condition. which the sqcc@sfa applicant whoever ' he
should ghed at my yard by an agent Of the COMMITS
sioners appointed for that purpose Accordingly have
whole having been conduciedby Mr. Nicholas r. seiby the
agent OF the Commissioners, who has personally weighed
I cb ae I lead which left
fully weighed by Mr. seby he testified before the mags
rate and were OF full weight, he proved he having
Sides accompanied them, by accident, considerable dis
destination Mr. selby told the magistrate, S at the 20 t s
that the whole responsibility his, not mne and that
he tie
Will decide between US | need only add that my scales
manufacturer; than whom there is capable judge
he mods OF aefgacy g e the
iectiy familiar with such business. annex Mr. Mardens
It may throw some further light not merely upon the
outrage which has been dore to my integrity in my bust
and my predecessors have for the last nine years been
ing coal to the School Commissoners HOW fa nd Il
has been performed willing shall be determined by the
Jton the Treasurer, who has had our weights privately
tested over and oyer without our knowledge and always
contract, Messrs Grove, Miller Co.. coal dealers at
office They were unsuccessful was successful The Con
stable Mr. Bishop, who acted as nformer the present
the ra,ty whose suggestion he had acted first
ce admitted that Mr. John Miller J Of the ABOVE e rm
had called the attention Of the other constable the Of
contents instead being taken to the public scales and
a to M gard and %eegg ES b
any nqtics to me- and that on the report of the weights
Transact on will not presume, require further comment
have already sued Mr.. Miller SANDER in Connection
BaltimoIe,sAugust- l5, 1860. Ed A. NobiNs'
BALTIMORE, August I6 1850
On tie 18th instant, tested the Coal Scales Of f. A.
Roblns and found them correct have previously tested
the seal of Mr. Robins his request The manner of
weighing by Mr. N r. Selby correct
JESSE MARDEN.
On the Goth Of July, l appointed by Mr.. J. N Nc
Jton Treasurer of the Board of School Commissioners
wegher Of coal for the Public Schools, as such
duced to Mr. +. A. Robins by Mr. McJon. The next day
commenced my duties at his yard and since which time
have either personally weighed weighed erery ton
of coal that out of Mr. Robins yard for the Schools
left the yard full weight the three carts
upon which Mr. Robins was secuted had been weighed
by Mr. Miller, it suggested that Mr. RS scales
might be out order that might
tne coal TO satisfy myself on InlS called
Jesse Marden, and him to his weights Mr. r.
ward and test the scales which he found be
showed him how weighed the coal, and he pronounced
in way inteffered with in the discharge of my
duties. Gaul72tl N r. SEIRY'
|l-yD TO THE PUBLIC.-I observe Mr. Edwin
A. Robins, in his Gard Public referring TO the
action instituted by against him before Justice Logan
violation city ordinance No &c. attempts to rtect
Mr. Miller By reference to the evidence before the mags
trate it viii be that when requested Mr. Miller
weigh the coal he declined, and advised compel the
carriers to drive the public SCALE and only OF their
refusing to the public scale that Mr. Miller consented
weigh the coal which he did in the presence respect
d6te dstereSed witnesses whose testimony
rated by Mr. Miller, the magistrate render decision
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