The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY

srp MERCANTILE LIBRARY
LECT URES.
THE FOURTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE will be
delivered in the UNIyERsALIsT CHURCH, Calvert ST.,
on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at O'Clock, by
Rev. GEO. W. BETHUNE D d. of Brooklyn
Subject" Lectures and LectarerS'
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Lady to the Course,
81 co. admitting one person to the Course, 81 single
admission so cents all At
I'D A CARD-The sale OF valuable stock
M of FARMING UTENSILS &c, of C. S. STAINS
oq+y ESQ., oY6 the yXT @
Goth. at 10 O'Clock. SAML H. COVER, Auctr,
dl7f No. 81 Baltimore St
I'D MANUFACTURERS AND ME-
NJ CHANCES EXCHANGE, Sun Bulding.-The at
ention public is called to the sale of property at
one o'clock, THIS DAY. by the City Collector. 1t
a~D FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
IA HOME OF THE FRIENnLESS.-Mrs. FANNY
KEMBIE has consented to read ShakSpeare's play of
DAY EVENING" 10th, at eight o'clock.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR-To be had at Miller & Beach
ANS No 10 North Charles street. Cushings Baily's,
Waters Armstrong Berrys, aud at the door the
evening. dl74t
I'D LECTURE.-The fourth lecture of
! ~ the md of Lectures before the LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION of the Charles street NJ F. Church, will
be delivered the Church. n T. of Fayctte and
Charles streets, by JOHN G. SANE, Esq of Vermont
| FRIDAY EVENING, Dec 18th.
| Subject of Lecture-P0eiry and Poets.
Doors open at 6& p. NJ; Lecture to commence at X.
diG'2t s. t CHURCH, sec'y.
10 REMEMBER THE ORPHAN!-
NJ The Ladies having charge of ST. MARY'S FEMALE
ORPHAN ASYLUM, in Franklin Street, purpose holding
on December sth at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing
through the day and evening for aweck
There in this Institution one hundred and forty
Orphan Girls between the of four and twelve years
rescued from misery being educated in virtue and pre-
pared for respectable trades.
The Sisters of Charity intend again this winter to dis
tribute heretofore nourishing meal of soup and bread
to the destitute poor every day.
They therefore earnestly appeal to the Public for as
sistance IN these their enterprises carried on ehrty 10y
the contributions of the charitable reminding those WHIT
blessed with abundance of the blessing and the judg
ment pronounc by Our Lord of whatsoever is done o
refused to one Of these little ones d7lOt
10 ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING
NJ THE CONDITION OF THE POOR The War
proercd their assistance, Will speedily call on the citizen
of respective wards for such contributions the
may be pleased to give in aid of the funds OF the Assoca
ton.
The undersigned Committee do not deem necessary
appeal to their Fellow citizens in behalf of hi
noble charity its character and the relief has cNendc
to thousands the destitute of community is know
to all the details of which will in partappear by referenc
10 the annual report of the Association which ben
- extensively circulated in pamphlet form, in addition
which copy of the report will be furnished to person
who may not have received it by calling at the Office
the Association No. "a Fayette street.
may, however, be proper briefly to state that the
ISOLATION has purchased twelve hundred cords of wood an
for the quantity Of coal that may he require
in addition provisions for such of the destitute as ma
after careful examination need assistance from the ASS
d citation. The payment required for wood alone will ~
only absorb small balance in the treasury but leave
deficiency of about four thousand dollars exclusive of Il
required for coal and provisions to meet which
larger than II heretofore been contributed
the wards will be necessary. That the requisite meal
will be most checrfuy and promptly provided the Cor
mittee behalf Of the Association will not permit itse
d, for moment to doubt
:; :. JESSE HUNT
Is JOHN W. RANDOLPH,