The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-16

Erp |. o. Q. F.
The members of the r. w. e. Lodge of Maryland are
requested the Hail. Gay street, THIS tSat-
urday) MORNING at clock to attend the funeral OF F.
'''''''' i-''-' J0siGA vANsANT, Grand Master.
JOSEPH B. EsCAyAILLE, G. Sec'y &C l6 1t
f-D HALL OF THE MARYLAND
~ INSTITUTE, BALTIMoEE, October A. 1858 At
special meeting of the Board of Managers convened on
his date the President, in appropriate manner an
the sudden demise of WILLIAM BAYLEY, Esq,
member ofths Board and formerly Vice President of
the Institute
On motion a committee consisting of Messrs. Meredith,
Sangston and Mills appointed to draft suitable
lutons for the OCCASION who, after short absence re-
ported the following
The Board of Managers of the Maryland Institute
having heard with deep regret of the affective event
which this day deprived the Institute Of one of its
oldest and most useful members WIN. BAYLEY, Esq,
have therefore
ReSolred That we most sincerely sympatnize with his
bereaved family and friends in this affective dpenston
Divine Providence he having been Of the officers of
this Institute from its formation and most efficient and
devoted friend to its interest, enjoying the confidence
and esteem of its members.
ReSored That a token of respect to his memory, we
will attend the funeral in body and that the members Of
the Institute be invited to at the Hall and unite with
| brother
Resored, That the of the Board of Managers be
draped in mourning.
! Resolved, That copy of these proceedings be pre-
scented the family of Mr. BAYLEY, and be pub
'She0 IN the daily papers sAML. SANDS. President.
G. H. HUNT, Secretary. ocl61t
a-pMARYLAND CADETS ATTEN-
! ~ TION!-A special meeting of the Company will
be held WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the Goth, at the Eutaw
House, at TX o'clock full attendance is requested.
W WILSON, JR.. Lieutenant Commanding.
! C. A. GRINNELL, Secretary. oc16 At
a-DBENEFTT FOR THE CHURCH
| vs. HOME. Mrs. MACREADY will give of her
Entertainments at CARROLL HALL, TUESDAY
Evening, Oct 10TH for the benefit of the Church Home
of this city We append the following. that readers
may the high estimation in which the entertainments,
given by this talented lady though American, are
viewed by the clergy and of letters of other countries
MONTREAL, Nov. 25th, 1856.
MADAM-We the undersigned, on behalf of ourselves,
and our friends generally account of the deep
terest which your entertainments have created in this
city, DESTROYS of offering you expression of
appreciation of the high order Of talent which You have
displayed well sympathy in the for which
you labOrng, namely to establish entertainment
where the choice selections of the dramatst and the poet
Gamble enjoy without alloy. For this purpose, we
would request that if compatible with other engage
mens, you would name evening when offer you
complimentary testimonial.
II. II. WHITNEY, NJ. p p.
c. DORwIN, United States Consul.
JOHN J. DAY, Advocate and Alderman.
ALEX. DIGBY CAMPBELL, Rect, A. NJ, Incumbent
Trinity Church, Montreal
| p. S. Brown
| BENJAMIN BREWSTER, n. New England, Society.
DUNCAN ROBERTSON.
HENRY STUART, Advocate
c. P. DUNLAP, Advocate.
P. ROBERTSON, Br. Major, A. u. c.
l.. T. DRUMMoND.
TT. CLAIR, Lieutenant 2lst Fusers A. D. C.
| WIN. MUNRoE, Lieutenant Colonel 39h Regt
CHAs GARTH President Mechanics Institute
T. D. BROWN, President chronological Society.
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ap TO ME.SSRS. CHARLES WEST
13 JOHN BARR and SAMUEL J. SOPER, Judges OF
the late election in the 11th Ward
Gentlemen;-A large number of your fellow citizens
voters in the 11h Ward have heard that you received
number of votes at the late election for Mayor and City
Councilman, and that they thrown by you bebind
contradicted by you. MANY VOTERS
ocl6 of the 11th Ward.
1-oPROVISION BOOTHS & STANDS
Ms AT THE CATTLE SHOW.
The State Agricultural Society having determined that
no Intoxicating liquors shall be sold their grounds
| ceived up TO o'clock SATURDAY, for RENTING the
REFREsHMENT BOOTHS, for the sale of edibes.
HSPrvileges for the erection of stands for the sale
Fruits Nuts, etc, will be granted as usual on the pay
ment of $40
Apply at the society's Office 12s Baltimore street,
sAMCE SANDS, General Secretary, where membership
| tickets tprice $3l can be had.
FLades their productions and receive the
admission tickets up to Tuesday morning, at the soce
tvs rooms, above. ocl5 2t
Frp LECTURES on ENGLISH LIT
~ ERATURE.-A Course of Lectures "Englis6
Literature Illustrated chiefly by the Poets from thc
Earliest Period to that Of the Commonwealth will be de
livered for the BENEFIT of the CHURCH HOME AMI
| INFIRMARY by the REV. A. CLEVELAND COKE, al
the desire of friends and patrons of the In
stitution The entire projects Of the Course cW be de
Uoied 10 this purpose oihoW any abatement for rpenseS.
- The Course will begin early in November, will con
tnue weekly on Thursday evenings and will consist O
NINE LECTURES. Further particulars will soon be pub
lished. oll-eOtf
1~OFFGCE OF THE BALTIMORE &
u3 OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, Sth OcT., 1S5S.-
Notice is hereby given that GENERAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OFTHIS COMPANY will be held
at this office MONDAY, the 18th day of November
next being the third Monday in said month, between ht
hours of and O'clock for the purpose of ELECT
| ING TWELVE DIRECTORS for the ensuing year. The
transfer will be closed from the 25th of October
the 18th November, both days inclusive.
oc9tl6N J. l. ATKINSON Secretary.