The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10


much more imposing set of than those below Mr..
Huntington is the author of Lady Alice" and Aban,'
novels which made sensation years since and the
celebrated painter whose genius well known here by
the beautiful picture of Mercys Dream" in Mr. Corco-
rams gallery, is his brother As lecturer has been
pronounced second only to Everett and Wendell Philips
and those who know the reputation of the St Louis Leader
when he was its editor cannot doubt his ability do jus
tce to his subject The lecture will certainly attract
large and brilliant crowd
From the National HateIIiaencerl
LECTURE BY J V. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.
The following correspondence has been handed us for
publication. Mr.. Huntingdon who requested by such
an array of distinguished favor the political and
polite world of Washington with his views is well
known author of Lady Alice better known the pub
lie as the founder of the St Louis Leadr lecture
Will undoubtedly attract very large and very dstn
gushed audience.
WASHINGTON March, 1858
SIR;-AS your lecture on the Currency and Credit Sys
TEN has been noticed in the highest by Northern
press as philosophical and eloquent exposition OF the
subject We request of You the favor repeat
city OF Washington at such time and place you may
find convenient.
I'M. Mason, John Cochrane
5. K. Mallory, George TAYLOR
j. II. Hammond, Trusten Polk
W. NJ. Gwin, George W Jones
O. f. Pugh j. CLANCY Jones,
George W. Riggs, c. c. CLAY Jr
Thomas Carberry, q. N Fitch,
a. G. Brown, W. Wright
W B. Magruder, j. H Thomson
James &. Berrett, James B. BOwn,
j. F. Benjamin. Andrew Johnson
Sam. Houston, d. J.. Yuee,
James S. Green, Benz. Fitzpatrick
To j. V. Huntington, Esq.
GENTLEMEN Il have had the honor receive yourvery
hatterng invitation to repsat in Washington my lecture
on Gold and Paper or, | have sometimes called it,
king Specie and the Rag Barons" Though fear it is
somewhat different lecture from what you suppose-ess
political and more ethical less scientific than popular,
graphic history, tat bes artistic picture, instead
profound philosophical analysis of the subject shall
have great pleasure nevertheless in giving you and all of
my friends opportunity hear it. such is at the
Philharmonic Hail. next Monday evening, April 9Th
remain, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
JIrNT
To Hon. ]. NJ. Mason, S R. Mallory, J. H. Hammond W
N Gwin, John Cochrane, George Taylor Trusten Polk
George W. Jones, and Others
DIR. Huntington will deliver the above Lecture by inv
tation at the Maryland Institute, MONDAY April 18TH
at O'Clock, p VI.
n9~ Tickets Twenty-Five Cents. aplO1t.
TNHE LADY MANAGERS OF THE
Il FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. VINCENT'S IN
FAINT ORPHAN ASYLUM, earnestly invoke the aid and
announcement of generous public to this UNIVERSAL
CHARITY in which they engaged.
The object of this Institution, is to wrest from death
life OF infamy the offspring of crime misfortune, guard
ing them i'll infancy and early childhood and afterwards
providing for them the sure means of an honorable Ve
hood.
The Fair will continue till WEDNESDAY NIGHT. 18th
inst when it will positively close great display of use
full and ornamental articles for sale and those wanting
buy will that they can invest their money econom
cay to themselves and advantageousy the object in
view. apl04ts
E~pLOUDON PARK CEMETERY COMPANY,
Us BALTIMORE, APRIL sth, 1S5s.-The Stockholders
Of this Company are hereby notified that ELECTION
FOR SIN MANAGERS, to serve the ensuing year, will
be held at the Office of the Company, TUESDAY the
Goth inst, between the hours of 10 and y O'Clock
apS1O1s151719. ~ Secretary.
nATES-30 Erals, New Crop, Red.
DALMoNDS-12O Bags, different qualities
PALM NUTS-l00 Bags crop.
FILBERTS-7O Bags best Polizzia.
WALNUTS-60 Bags best Palermo washed.
MACCARONI-200 boxes Sicily. curled and straight
OIL BERGAMOT-1 Can Pure Sicily.
casks and sicily MA PPfi na sERRY qs Tee
MALAGA, in bond or duty paid.
CORKS-l50 Bags.
SICILY HEMP Seeded Bbls and Bags
SUMAC- 400 Bags Lead Brand.
SALT-12,000 Bushels Trappni.
TOBACCO-S6 Boxes, ID. Lump, Neutral Leaf
For sale by J. CROSBY 4 son,
aplO-u Is Bowley's Wharf
MONEY FOUND.
I'VE 4 sum of Money found in the Fair Room at
CARROLL HALL last night, which the owner can have
by applying at the Sisters Table. apl02t.
ENACHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO &
~ co, San Francisco Cal. and on P. C. BONfBAIIER
4 CO., Havana in sums to suit, for sale by
aplo-u II Smiths Wharf, up stairs.
HAVANA CIGARS.
In store eX "star Light" an invoice of Londres and
P. TIERNAN & son, Importers,
apIOu II North Charles street.
GREEN SEAL CHAMPAGNE.
~ In store fresh invoice of Messrs. Moet Chandons
p. TIERNAN & son,
apo II Moct X Chandon gents in Baltimore.
GOLDEN SYRUP.
~ so Bbs Superior GOLDEN SYRUP.
u. j. FOLEY & BRO,
aplOu 80 South street.
I00 BAGS PRIME UAYRA
lOO COFFEE. D. J. FOLEY \ BRO,
aplOlw so South street.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
n Baltimore, Sh 1lra, 1858.
IEiDEND-The Presiden- and Directors of this Bank
AND 0NE-HALF PER CENT. payable on and after
WEDNESDAY next, 18th inst. State Taxes paid by the
Bank. JAMES MOTT
ap9tl4 Cashier
nWIDEND.-The President and Direct
~ ors of the MARINE BANK OF BALTIMORE have
declared dividend of FOUR PER CENT for the last six
PHIL LITTIG, JR.,
aP64t Cashier
M A n L f. ID "A BOY in Wholesale
w House Address, in hand writing of applicant
*" office of the Daily Exchange. apps 1w
ENIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.
IL JOHN REESE, President
II. P. DUHURST, Secretary.
Corner of South and Second streets m6.tf
ID E.
HALL & LONEY,
aPlo-u Sc Buchanan's Wharf
M !. COONAN,
IVA sGENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING STORE,
No. ll9 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR SOUTH,
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, AND vEsTINGS ALWAYS
on HAND.
~ Particular attention paid to CUSTOM WORK
~ A full assortment of BOYS CLOTHING.
ap13m
SHOES, HATS AND BONNETS.
L & A