The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-09

BILE office, and 5000 on the stock in the Fremen's
Insurance office. The fire, which was accidental,
commenced in the dwelling part of the house.
RESISTING THE PoLICE.-A drunken man named
Michael Rourk, was brought to the Western sta
tion-house, on Wednesday night, by officer Hughes
charged with riotous and disorderly conduct and
resisting him in the discharge of his duty. The Off
Ger had quite tusse with his prisoner who in
his rage tore off part OF the tail of Hughes coat
and also made awful rents in the rear portions
of his pantloons. Justice McI.aug hln sent Rourk
to jail, to answer at court.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
Class No. 1-Wm Hooper & Co. for cotton duck de
Hooper, for cotton duck, deposited by Schofeld agent
diploma Alberon Mills, Howard county, Nd twills
osnaburgs and bagging, deposited by j Gary, agent
silver medal Gates Il Small for case of fringes tassels
buttons, &c silver medal Bates Co, for Batesville
osnaburgs, deposited by Woodward, Baldwin & Co
agents diploma; Henry johnson, for gill and
and q W. Nurrkham's cotton rope Irvine, &c, silver
medal.
Glass No. 2-Mrs West, for blankets, plated pitch
err; VIM JObe, of Va, for fued cloth, silver medal: j
Dean Son, Newark Del, for angola cashmere and me,
chanics buffalo twils silver medal; Ashland Manufac
turing Company for fuled CLOTH deposited by Wehered
Bros, agents. diploma; c Stevens, Ware Mass . for
silk warp and al-wool flannel, silver medal
Glass No 3-Mrs Kessler & Co, for a of bonnets
sugar basket; Mrs Stewart for case of bonnes su
gar SPOON Mrs 4 A Bean, for bonnets, butter knife
Class No 4-Lowell Carpet Company for three-ply and
Ingram carpets deposited by Walsh Conradt agents
Glass No 5-W Harris, Providence, ], for gum
shoes, with heel guard attachment, diploma.
Glass No 6-Miss White, for white silk vest fruit
knife Wall, Stephens Co, for boys clothing diploma
Asbury Jarrett for clothing silver medal Noah Walker
& Co, for clothing, diploma.
Glass No Miss Spots for a crotchet collar gold
thimbe; Mrs Fox, for crochet tidy, napkin ring;
Mrs Wonn, for specimen of tattng on body, card
case Mrs Stewart for two pairs of wooden stockings
fruit knife; Mrs Elliott for two pairs of fancy hose
butter knife Miss Kate Fletcher for pairs infant
socks gold hmbe; Sisters of Mercy for thread lace de
Rrip fnp
knit counterpanes lin Class 81 cake basket; Mrs
Downes, for knit bed cover lin class 81 pair Salts Mrs
knife; Mrs Cromwell Hanover, Pa for tides, but.
ter kne Mrs Johnson for CROCHET bed spread pair
salt spoons Miss Molich for knit quilt gold pencil;
Miss A Owen for crotchet tides, gold pencil Miss E
Willar, for tidy, gold pencil; Mrs W Hinke for
knit quilt pair salt spoons; Miss johnson, for
CROCHET tidy, gold pencil
Glass No. S-Miss NJ Shanks, for quilt, spoon cup;
Mrs McPhal for cradle quilt, plated cup; Mrs E
Disney, for a quill t, card basket.
Glass No o-Mrs N Morrison, for embroidered piano
cover silver sugar spoon MisO Patterson for frame
of worsted embroidery, silver goblet Mrs White frame
of wursted work. butter knife; Miss Boyd for frame
of wosted work. pearl card case Miss McNabb for
brodery and sofa cushion gold thmble Miss
Motz, for frame of worsted work, goblet; Miss Baum
ester, for frame of worsted work, cup; Miss N A
Miss K Beam for frame of worsted work gold 6enciI,
Mrs Lngenfeder for frame of embroidery silver
spoon; Mrs Simpson Charlestown Mass, for frame
of worsted embroidery, silver cup Miss Printz for
frame of worsted work, gold pencil Miss Hartzog for
frame of worsted work gold pencil Miss Nelly Crumrine
ry box Miss Gotleibe for ottoman cake knife Miss
Hall, for embroidered bag gold pencil; Miss Kus-
ter, for sofa cushion, peard card case.
Class No. 10-Miss Furong for a wrought infants
skirt pearl card Miss McNew, for wrought collar
and bands pearl card case; Miss Sangston infants
wrought cap, gold thmble; Miss Huffman, for EN-.
broidered handkerchief gold thimble; Miss Shriyer
for child's dress pearl card case; Miss Bennett for
shirt napkin ring Mrs Piper for shirt pair salt spoons
Miss Conway for embroidered shawl butter knife Mis-.
Biggs, for shirt, sugar spoon Mrs H Furlong fol
wrapper and infants wrought dress, sugar spoon Mrs
Underwood for wrought skirts, pearl card case Mrs
KuelDg for wrought handkerchief pair salt spoons Miss
Carback, for embroidered skirt, pickle fork Miss
Schumacher, for wrought yoke, napkin ring; Miss +
Stnchcomb for needle work satin quilt sugar spoon
Mrs Willis for wrought yoke and sleeves pickle fork
Miss Stangs, for wrought skirt, butter knife Mrs
Schleigh for embroidered dresses caba; Miss Hayne
for infants Dress sugar spoon; Mrs Shpley for infant
dress, napkin ring Miss West, for wrought chemise
napkin ring Miss N Hartman for embroidered vest
caba; Miss NJ Denmead for infants cloak pickle fork
Mrs Wagner for of needle work. butter knife HUI
name Impartial Society for Shirts chemises and skirt
Children of Baltimore Orphan Asylum for infants dress
sleeves and collars5 Miss Anna Cook st Paus Asylum
for wrought doll dress, gold pencil Miss Nicholson
Pa1ps Asylum, for wrought doll dress, gold pencil
Glass No. 11-Miss Daugherty, for case of wax
fruit, card case Miss Denny, for burr, frame golG
pens Mrs Qugley for frame of hair flowers GOLD
thmble; Mrs Remington, for shell fire board pail
Salts Mrs Quigey, for vases worsted flowers card
Glass No. 12-Harry Nicely, for case of hats dplo
ma Lewis Fishblatt PHIL for carriage fur robe, silve
medal.
Glass No 18N Clark for case of boot tops ID diplo-
pers, made on Howe's sewing machine silver medal S
Taylor Co, Marlboro Mass, for of shoe cutters
silver medal Stiles West Meriden, ct, for toe and
instep stretchers, diploma; Woodward, South Read
ing, Mass, for case Of awl blades, silver medal.
Class No l4oMrs Clarke, for gaiter uppers, gold
thimble Lew Perry, for of ladies' and children
CATERS. boots and Shoes silver medal.
Glass No 15-James McDevtt, for Spanish saddle gold
PENCIL Jacob oster for saddle trees, diploma; Top
PAM Washington for trunks vases and travelling bags
silver medal Pedde Morrison for trunk and satches
diploma Seidensricker, for Tayor's patent names
lf,,1nr al fo.o a
Snead, for set of double harness, diploma; VIM Bus
tin, Waterton Mass for improved team saddle diploma
Class No. 16-Wehn Kuhn, for buff leather and horse
butts diplomat Kalbus Locher, for Tampico, French
morocco, and opera boottops, silver medal; Films
pack, for wax calf skins, buff upper leather and buff
horse leather, silver medal; John Meteer for WAY
splits, gold pencil.
Glass No lS-Stinson, Valentine & Co, Boston, Mass
for a case of paint brushes, silver medal.
Class No. 19-G Barney, Maiden, Massachusetts, fol
case perfumery. silver medal Boston Indexical Soap
Company, Geo " Stafford & Co, Agents Boston, Mass
phia for fancy soaps, perfumery, &c, diploma; I
walker for perfumery, diploma; Thomas Worsley Phla
York, Pa, for fancy soaps, fruit knife.
Glass No 20-Pearson & Danforth, Boston, for com
bined sofa and spring bed silver medal; Ahrenschall
for carving gold PENCIL Hinke for cavng, gold pen
Gill; Cram Norris Boston, for folding furniture, diploma
II Taylor, Roxbury, Mass, for patent drawers and
money case diplomat John Cassel for lta instrument
cases. diploma; Ludsburg & Schaeffer, for carved hat
racks diploma; Greenwood Whitney & Co, for parlor
suit in gold, diploma; Martin Bevans for rosewood fur
and mounting, carved in wood or composition, silver
medal II Weaver Baltimore, for 2 sarc5phagus' dplo
ploma; Geo Cahcar for inlad toilet cases. gold pencil
Glass No. 21-McAvoy jenkins, for refrigerator
diploma; William Benson, for washing machine, diploma
Weed Boston, Mass for rubber band carpet sweeper
diploma; Henry Bond, Waltham, Mass, for rotary
gauging bread slicer, diploma.
Glass No. 22-Mrs Wright for toilet table salt spoons
Henry Howard, for Venitiau blinds, diploma Martin
Bevans for hair and spring mattress. diploma; Mchae
Bro, for paper hangings and window shades, silver
m for in fIk Ira
diploma
Glass No 23-P Stewart for Stewards cooking stove
deposited by II Richards & Co, agents, diploma; S B
Sexton for gas burning paror stove silver medal Bib
& Co, for Philadelphia CRATE and gem illumination, gas
burning fire place stove and hollow ware castings silver
medal Ruggles, Boston, Mass, for samples of mica
diploma.
Glass No 25-M Perine 4 Son, for stone and earthen
diploma Could Hoar for cut glass, deposited By
Cook Herring, agents, gold medal New England Glas
Company, for moulded glass, deposited by Cook Her
ring, agents silver medal.
Glass No 26-Charles Blake & Co. for of hair jew
cry silver medal Cortlan Co. for two of silver
plated ware, silver medal Campbell for of silver
plated coach and saddle hardware diploma; Garfield Bro
Co, for two of silver and silver plated
rings gold medal certificate; Rogers Smith Co, Hart
ford Conn. for two silver plated ware silver medal
Dawson, Warren & Hyde, Haydenville Mass, for golC
pens, diploma; Thos Brown, for of silver
silver medal.
burner diploma Bowen, Boston, Mass, for gas burn
ers, diploma.
shoes Inland made) diploma; Clarenbeck Herder, Phil
adephia for case of scissors and shears silver medal
Matthews, for two cases OF planes ana tools diploma
Burden Troy NY horse and mule shoes machine made)
diploma Steson, Uxbridge, Mass, for Arctic skates
diploma Henry Diston Philadelphia, for assorted saw;
and TOOLS gold medal; Isaiah Blood, Ballson, Y fol
edge tools and scythes, silver medal Dunn Edge Too
Company, Watervlle Maine for edge tools and scyhes
diploma; Robinson Boston, for locks and door knobs
silver medal; Tilton, Wheewright Co, Boston, fol
chises, hatchets, &c. silver medal Badger Charles
town. Mass for of Emerson's razor strops diploma
Class No. 29-John Rogers Il Son, for wrought iroI
railing and awning frame, silver meda Columbia !ror
Works, Philadelphia for cast iron drain pipe, sllye
medal; Steinmetz, for iron bedstead, diplomat }
Gauer &C., Jersey City, for black lead crucbes, dpo
ma; James, Fowler, Kirkland Co. New York for assert
ment of iron vases silver medal Philip Tabb, New York
for iron furniture, silver medal; Collins Heath Hutch
inson for ornamental fire boards diploma Chase Brothers
Co. Boston, Mass for iron summer house and iron fur
niture silver medal.
Glass No. 3o-McCeary & Connolly, for copper boilers
diploma; Austin Obdyke, Philadelphia for water pip
adjuster diploma Lister Robinson, for water terer
diploma; John Wilkinson, for fountains, diploma; Reyes
ter Webb for finished brass work gold medal; Johr