The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-30

W. have an opportunity of seeing such really good
collection of PAINTINGS those exhibition at
lS4 Baltimore street up stairs. They imported by
Mr.. Beebe, and consist of MODERN PAINTINGS by ar
lists of note in Europe. The subjects pleasing va
rety of Landscapes Figures and Interiors All
zens OF taste should not fail to them They to be
! BENNETT co. n3O1t
1-D AT A MEETING HELD AT THE
| w HALL OF THE UNITED ENGINE HOUSE. on the
evening of Goth November 1855 the following Resolutions
were offered by A. N. Pennington:
Whereas, in the providence of God ALFRED H DAVIS
an estimable man and worthy and warmly cherished
member of this Company, has been taken from midst
| Death:
And Whereas, sorrow stricken widow and four help
less Orphans thus deprived of their earthly friend
ana protector and void which cannot be filled created
in large social circle of our community therefore
ReSored, That as members of the United Fire Com
pa hereby attest our sincere appreciation of our deceas
ed brother and unfeigned regrets his being thus
suddenly and in the prime and vgor of manhood called
| from amongst those by whom he truly beloved.
ReSOced That tender coincidence to the bereaved
widow and children and to the relatives and other friends
OF the and invoke Tor her and her orphan
Heavens choicest blessings and that sympathy the part
of the community, which will in measure tend the
| alienation of their sorrows and troubles.
Res0red That the Hall of Engine House and sue
ton be shrouded in the usual insignia of mourning for
| the space of six months.
Resored That copy of these resolutions signed by
the Officers of this Company. be family
amened fellow member and be published in the press
| this city. J. G. BAITZELL, Pres't.
JAMES B. HINDEs. sec'y pro tenn. '' nsoit*
lP MERCANTILE LIBRARY
! W. LECTURES.
| THE FIRST LECTURE OF THE COURSE will be de-
livered on THIS TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock in
the UNIvERSALIST CHURCH, corner of Calvert and
Pleasant streets by
BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq.-Subject "MoSCOW.n
Mr. Taylor will be succeeded, in the course by the fol.
REV: HENRY GILES. of Buoksport Maine.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON, Esq, of Concord, Mass
| REV f. H. CHAPLIN, d. D., ofNew York.
| HERMAN MELVILLE, Esq of Pittsfeld Mass
JOHN R. THOMPSON, Esq, of Richmond, Va.
8. TACKLE WALLIS Esq, of Baltimore.
| REV. T. STAR KING, d. D., of Boston,
ARTHUR GILMAN, Esq of Boston
and two or three others to be definitely heard from
Notwithstanding gentleman and lady to the
! Course, $500. One person to the course, $500.
Single admission to one Lecture so cts,
are for sale at the Bookstores of Mr. JAS WATERS
Messrs. CUsHINGs BAILEY and Mr.. HENRY TAYLOR at
the LIBRARY Rooms and at the Chruch the evening of
the Lectures.
GEO A. POPE,
ny St President.
5p THE REGULAR SEMI MONTH
W LY MEETING of the ELEVENTH WARD RE.
| FORM ASSOCIATION, will be held on THIS TUESDAY,
EVENING, Both inst, at the PEABODY HOUSE. corner
n8O 1t H. WILLIAMS, sec'y
1-p TENTH WARD CITY REFORM
! NJ AssoCIATIoN-A meeting of the Association will
be held at the MASONIC HALL, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING Nov 3oth at * O'Clock for the purpose OF electing
permanent officers under the Constitution.
Members requested to be punctual.
GEO. WM BROWN. Chairman
J.J. TAYLOR Secretary. n27-3t
1-D MARYLAND INSTITUTE Lee
~ TURES.-The ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
OF THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE will commence on
TUESDAY EVENING, November Both, at * o'clock
and be CONTINUED on EACH TUESDAY DURING THE
SEASON
THE OPENING LECTURE will be delivered by Prof
HENRY COPPEE. of Philadelphia. Subject Historic
Parallels Of the Nericdn ConqueStS' Showing the conc
dence of movements between Cortez and General Scott
Prof Coppee will also lecture the evening December
18th Subject: "The Military Element in Modern Histo.
ry' The following gentlemen will lecture during the
season:
Rev. F: YATES REESE, of Baltimore.
Rev. JOHN McCRON.
Rev. WIN. BACON STEVENS, of Philadelphia
Rev. DR.. JOHN G. NORRIS of Baltimore
DIR. T. STORK. of Philadelphia
Hon. 2. COLLINS LEE, of Baltimore
VIM. W. MANN, Esq, of Buffalo, Ny.
Rev. STUART ROBINSON of Louisville XIV
Rev. CHARLES F. KING, of Loyoa College, Baltic
DR.. THEoPHILUS PARRAN, Of Indiana.
Members of the Institute entitled to admission to
the Lectures with ladies' unless otherwise advertised
Gentlemen joining the Institute now will be entitled to
six extra tickets for ladies'
Season ticket for gent and two ladies 80 90
Do for gentleman and lady .............. LOO
Single admission tickets %
Any of the above tickets may be had the Actuarys
Office, or the Ticket Office on lecture nights
LAWRENCE SANGSTON
WILLIAM KEYSER,
SAM'L s. MILLS Lee Com
CHARLES WEBB,
n245t WIN. HENRY JOHNSON.
NEW HARDWARE AND HOUSE
1N~ FURNISHING STORE.
ANDRE " REUTER- d SONS,
Respectfully inform their friends they have taken
STORE No. So W. BALTIMORE ST.,
between Frederick and Gay streets. where will he con-
santly kept on hand, complete and handsome assert
ment of
HARDWARE CUTLERY,
And all kinds of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
such as Fine IVORY KNIvE and FORKS, PLATED and
BRITANIA WARE, as: Spoons, Forks Tea Sets, Table
Casters, &c. &c