The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-15

a~ THE SECOND LECTURE of the
W course on ENGLISH LITER AZURE for the benefit
of the CHURCH HOME andINFIRMARY, will he deliver
ed THURSDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock. TICKETS to
the Course to be had at Jas s. Waters and Cushngs
Baeys. CHECKS admitting to single Lecture, to be
had only at the door on the evenings Lectures
will be sold only to persons in the company of ticket
holders.
subject-THE OLD ENGLISH BALLAD. n15-Nw-Th
apNOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
h T Of be the sed al M Rooms
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th inst at o'clock. By
order, GEO. B. COLE,
apRAILROAD OFFICERS, FIREMEN
| fh3 and WAGON BUILDERS. can see the operation
| of "JACKsoN'S AUTOMATIC BRAKE,'' fitted upon
the .INTERESsE PCBL!Co," Fire Engine THIS AT,
| TERNooN, between and O'Clock, the descent of
| Saratoga Hail. mis- 1t
ap THE MEMBERS OF THE llTH
! W. WARD REFORM ASSOCIATION, win meet at the
Peabody House THIS tMonday) EVENING, at X
o'clock nl51t.
IrP MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssO-
COURSE OF LECTURES.
The Board of Directors beg leave that the
arrangements for the COURSE OF TEN LECTURES to be
delivered during the coming winter nearly completed
The following named gentlemen have been engaged:
BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq, of New York. Opening lee
REV HENRY GILES of Bucksport, Me.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON, Esq, of Concord, Mass.
| Il. Ii. ID. D.,
HERMAN MELVILLE, Esq, of Pittsfeld Mass
| JNO. R. THOMPSON, Esq, of Richmond, Va.
S TEACKLE W Ills Esq, OF Baltimore.
| REV. T. STAR KING D. D., of Boston.
The others will be announced in few days The Lee
lures will be held in the UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, cor
OF Calvert and Pleasant sts and far as practicable
on TUESDAY EVENINGS.
| TICKETS will be ready at the Rooms for distribution
and after 18th inst have subscribed
will please call upon the Librarian and receive them
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOK will be kept open at the
Rooms until the goth inst for Active and Honorary Mem
| bers, O
until enough shall be taken fill the Church, when the
sale will be stopped. GEO. A. POPE,
n13 3t President.
apOFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE &
w OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, Sth OcT., 1855
Notice is hereby given that GENERAL MEETING OF
at this office on MONDAY, the 18th day of November
next being the third Monday in said month, between the
hours Of ten and one o'clock for the purpose of ELECT
| ING TWELVE DIRECTORS for the ensuing year. The
transfer book will be closed from the 25h of October
the 18th November, both days inclusive
apNOTICE.-The Annual Election for
| W. officers of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASso-
CITATION to during the ensuing year, will be held
at the Rooms on MONDAY, 18th inst. The usual bust
Members will please notice that Polls will be
nI1.st@ - ~ GEO i. COLE, Cor secy
ItyPM ERCANTdL TIL e., LIBRARY
| "INDEPENDENT TICKET"
PRESIDENT,
GEORGE A. PoPE-No. rs Smiths wharf.
| VICE PRESIDENT
| GEORGE B. C0LE-Messrs. Beatty Cole.
! CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,
| HENRY W. ROC ERS-Daily Exchange Office.
| RECORDING SECRETARY,
! WIN. KEYSER-Messrs. Keyser, TroIel Co.
TREASURER,
| E. s. ALLNUTT-Messrs Tinges Allnutt.
DIRECTORS,
| JNO. W. MCC0Y-American Office.
| TH0S. W. T0BIN-Messrs Porter Tobin.
| ADRIAN d. PRICE-Messrs. T. W lowering Sons.
| J. B0SLEY BOND, JR.-Messrs. Hiser, White l. Co.
| SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN-Norris & Baldwin
| TH0S. N. BROWN-Messrs Brown, Mittan Co.
| J. EDWARD STIRLING-Merchants' Bank.
| 70 Election at Rooms, MONDAY, November 18th,
| 1855 nS-7t