The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-11

{HD n NPEtlALi BUSINESS MEETING
| US of the MONUMENTAL CHESS CLUB will he held
THIS EVENING at * O'Clock All the members arc
earnestly requested to attend. J. E. HOWARD,
dll-lt@ Cor. Sec.
lrp SPlRITUALISM-
vs. LAW BUILDINGS
Corner of Lexington and st. Paul streets.
JUDGE EDMoNDS, ofNew York
Will deliver two Lectures TOMORROW Sunday in
the Saloon of the Law Buildings, commencing II
O'Clock, A. NJ, and ~ o'clock, p. VI.
The Lecture to which reference made in the edito
rial article of the Exchange, last week, will be repeated
on this aSinn
Admission Ten Cents. dl1Its
1-D MERCANTILE LIBRARY
LECTURES
THE THIRD LECTURE OF THE COURSE will be de-
liyered in the UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Calvert street.
on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at O'Clock by
JOHN R. THOMPSON, Esq, of Richmond,
Editor of the Southern Literary Messenger
Subiect-"yIRGINIAI IN THE OLDEN TINE"
The doors will be open at y O'Clock.
TICKETS, admitting Gentleman and Lady to the
Course, $780, admitting person to the Course $3.50;
single admission 80 cts For sale the Bookstores of
Messrs. Cushngs X Bailey, MIR. Jas s. Waters, Mr.
Henry Taylor, at the Library Rooms, and at the door
the Church. dIl-3t
;t-R BURNS CLUB.-The stated meet
~ ing of this Association for Election of Officers
will be held at S. EELY'S, South street, MONDAY
dose - JAS. CAIRNS, seoy,
1-p REM EMBER THE ORPHAN
~ The Ladies having charge of ST. MARY'S FEMALE
ORPHAN ASYLUM, in franklin Street purpose holding
for the sale of useful and fancy articles beginning
on December Sth at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and continuing
through the day and evening for aweek.
There are row in this Institution 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 dis
tribute as heretofore nourishng meal of
to the destitute poor every day.
They therefore earnestly appeal to the Public
stance in these their enterprises carried entirely by
the contributions of the charitable reminding those who
are blessed with abundance of the blessing and udg
ment pronounc by Our Lord whatsoever is done or
refused to one of these little d7-lOt
1-p HEBREW BENEVOLENT SO
~ GETTY OF BALTIMORE.-The Banquet in cele-
bration of the Third Anniversary of this necessary
and useful Institution, will take place at the NEW AS
SEMBLY ROOMS. on WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant
lsraeltes DESTROYS of being pre- and who have not
previously obtained tickets will please apply to any of
the aforementioned Committee:
WIN. 5 RAYNER, ESQ, President
JONAS FRIEDENwALD, s. HARTMAN
Sol. STEIN. s. PRESS,
NJ WIESENFELD, j. LEHMAIER,
c. WELLER, 5. FRANK,
Col. ". l. COHEN, Pm ADLER
B. A. FRANKLIN, R WALTER
dat .11415 IGNATIUs LAUER, Sec.
l~pEXHIBIIION OF PAINTINGS.-Th
~ Sixth Exhibition of PAINTINGS, STATUARY,
&C. under the auspices of the Maryland Historical Socie
ty, is now open in the ATHENAEUN BUILDING, corner
OF St. Paul and Saratoga streets, from 10 A. NJ. p
NJ and from to 10 P.M Admission % ccnts-Seas0n
Tickets so cents. nIO-wS.4w
1p THE LADIES OF EMMANUEL
w CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY, will hold a
sale of useful and fancy articles for the benefit Emman
uei Chapel, in the Lecture Room of the Church. on
TIL RSDAY and FRIDAY, 9th and 10th inst, from 10
A NJ to 10 2. NJ, closing Saturday, IL inst a 3 F. NJ
The Ladies will be in attendance the Lecture Room
on Wednesday morning, when any donations will he