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

DELIVERED.
Examine the Coal or try it.
J. HENRY GEESE & CO,
sl1-3t No. South St
aP PROGRAMME OF THE FUNE-
On M0ND4Y, September 1871 1855
U. S. ARTILLERY, commanded by Major French.
First Light Brigade
VISITING MILITARY.
Second Light Brigade.
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
Orator, Clergy dc.
CITY COUNCIL.
Officers of the Corporation.
Board of Public School Commissioners
PAIL BEARERS.
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FUNERAL CAR.
observation-disclosures.
PAIL BEARERS
DEFENDERS OF THE CITY IN 1914
The Monument Association.
Civic Associations.
FIREMEN
Butchers Association.
CITIZENS. &C.
ROUTE The procession will form Baltimore street.
facing to the southits right resting Gay st, extend
ing eastwardy-and will move at ten o'clock from the
Maryland Institute by of Baltimore street to Calvert
to LeXington--to Eutaw-to Bal imore-tO AiSqutl-
to the place of nterment.
CEREMONIES AT THE GRAVE.
PRAYER-By the Rev John McCron.
MUSIC-Dirge.
ADDRESS-By the Hon Thomas Swami
0RATIoN-By Hon Judge Legrand
INTERMENT OF REMAINS.
THE LAW GREYs Capt Thomas Bowers, have been de
The citizens along the ofprocession particular
y requested to close their places of business during the
The remains will lie in in the Maryland Institute
from Friday the 10th in tant, until Saturday evening"
8 O'Clock The public are invited BY order OF the
SLIT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
aD WELLS AND MCCOMAS FUNE-
p3 RAJ oBSEQUIES.-Ata meeting of the Wells
and McComas Monument Association the following resolu-
ton unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED That the various civic associations embra-
cling the Firemen, be they hereby invited join
in the Funeral Obsequies of Wells and McComas Mon
The REMAINS will be the Hall of the Mary
land Institute TODAY 10th inst, and open to the
SLIT " H QUINCY, secy.
1B PRELIMINARY MEETING AT
! W. NEWTON Observation-Disclosures desiring to
! join DIR. GUINZBURG'S GERMAN CLASS for beginners
| please to meet him there NEXT MONDAY, Sept 18TH
and those of the advanced class for practical exercises
WEDNESDAY, Sept 18th, ats p NJ, to choose the most
| convenient time for them. slO-dtl5th
1-pAT A REGULAR MEETING OF
&A3 THE BUTCHERS HIDE AND TALLOW AsSO-
CITATION No. l. at Reiley's HOTEL the following resolu-
| ton unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That We, the Butchers Association No l.
will vacate stalls Monday next 18th instant
o'clock, and that request be made of the fraternity
throughout the city join in perpeuatng the
| ry OF W ellis and McComas, Baltmore's Defenders.
| slO st LEWIS TURNER, President
l~pFUNERAI. OBSEQUlES
| vs. WELLS AND MCOMAS
Citizens owning private carriages will confer particu
lar favor by loanng the the morning the 18th
inst for the accommodation of the Old Defenders Those
who consent to accommodate in this particular will
| please address WIN. II. QUINCY,
| Secretary Executive Committee
syst City Hall.
1Tp DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN
~ 1914 AT meeting of the Executive Committee OF
| the WELLS x MCCOMAS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
| the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That all those who engaged in the defence
of Baltimore in 1874 be and they hereby respectfully
invited to join in the ceremonies to take place the 18th
September next at the nterment of the remains ellis
! and McComas in Ashland Square.
Those who accept the above invitation will please report
| as early possible to the undersigned
Carriages, &c, will be furnished to accommodate those
| who join with us.
BY order of the Executive Committee
au26dtl3S W. II. QUINCY, sec'y
lp WELLS & McCOMAS' MONU-
| vs. MENT ASSOCIATION.
| The Executive Committee of the WELLS < MCCOMAS
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, to whom has been coniided
the arrangements for the interment Of the remains
WELLS and McCoMAs in Ashland Square the 18th prox
limo, respectfully requests the various Military Civic
Associations of the city to join in the ceremonies
place that patriotic occasion 1t desire of the
association to get demonstration worthy Of the oh
Ject contemplated, and the Committee indulge the hope
that this invitation will be cordially and checrfully re-
| sponded to-
Military Companies from Washington Cumberland
York Frederick and other contiguous places are expect
ed to join in the ceremonies
An address will be delivered by the Hon John c. lie
grand, and it is hoped that credtblc demonstration
will inaugurae patriotic purpose.
Those who intend joining with the Association please
report Immediately to the Secretary.
COMMITTEE:
Col. GEORGE PETERS, J. J. STAYLOR. Esq
Col. S. S. MILLS, C. W. HILTZ ESD
Major K. LILLY, W H. QUINCY ESQ
Capt. G W. ROWERS.
By order W. II. QUINCY
aug 262awtl3S Secretary Executive Committee.
- PlRITUALISM.-A FREE LECTURE
- will be given by VI. NJ LANNTNG, at Te., peranc,
Hall, TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON. septembe
Eth, commencing at * O'Clock. The Nature
and Biblical records Of Creation iyreconceaJe 4 col
lection will be taken up, solely to pay Hall expenses
IT.
1~UA CARD.--VALUABLE BUILDING
| W. LOTS AT PARADISE VILLAGE AT AUCTIoN-Publ
attention called to the sale of those beautifully locate,
Lots at PARADISE VILLA To be sold on MONDAY After
noon next Sept. l3, O'Clock on the premises Pa
can be seen at my store and information obtained
SAM'L ii. COVER, Auct'r
| sSts 81 p,I,ir,nra -.