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t~3 At a GENERAL MEETING of the members Of
dicton of Maryland held at the Egyptian Saloon in
North Gay street the evening of the 18th inst for the
purpose OF adopting such measures might be deemed
ADVISABLE Tor the manifestation of their respect
P G. Master WILLIAM BAYLEY, the following pream.
Bile and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God in his unsearch-
fruion of eternity late brother PAST GRAND MASTER
WILLIAM BAYLEY, by a dispensation of this nrovi-
dence, sadly and terribly admonshng us, that ain the
midst of life in DEATH and as honorable tributes
OF respect to the dead deemed the evidences
the regard with which their memory and example, will
be cherished by the living, desire place on record
faithful expression of our of the loss sustained by
our beloved ORDER in Brothers unimey decease and
also to portray as adequately can, sympathy
with the feelings animating the community for those
whose keener household grief deepens the lamentations
oil the people over public Observation-Disclosures,
ReSotred That have received with emotions of pro-
found regret ntegence of the sudden and unexpected
death OF our lamentabe brother 7. G. NJ. VIM Bailey
ReSotred That his long and useful career as an odd
Fellow has endcared him the brotherhood throughou
common country and has also no less entitled him 10
the grateful recoectons of that comprehensive So
cety (oi irhtch ODD Fellowship is Jut elementJ in
whose service he was never weary of well doing
Resotrea, Tha. he active and energetic without
ostentaon i'll the mnisraon systematic philanthropy
devong the high qualities of his noble heart and the re-
sources OF his admirable administrative capacities the
practical and extended development those sublime prn
cples OF Christian humaaiy which have dedicated the
temples of Odd Fellowship to the of enuine charity
achaiy whose peryadins reality is demonstrated in the
prosperity of our Order and which has been commended
and blessed in the of those who
cienti OF its nnumcrahle good deeds done in secretn
ReSre9, That his early study appreciation of the
elevated spirit of Odd Fellowshp-hs attention to the u
ties OF subordinate oceshS probity in the discharge
responsible truStshis courtesy and impartiaty in all
his varied relationships with brotherhood-and his
priva.e WORTH and integrity complete character ever to
be emulated by all who desire the perpeuy of the Order
to whose he consecraed the willing abors of more
than the third Of a century.
ReSOired, That as he filled with credit to himself and
advantage to society, every station of honor and trust
a:meng the brotherhood of Maryland his life affords an
Industrious example of the distinction that is
the closing years of every VIII regards virtue as the
best guide Of youth and the counsellor of manhood
eSoired, Tat offer to the bereaved family of our
iamente brother the earnest assurances of sympathy
with them in their sudden rreparable loss and though
they drink deeply Of that cup whose earthly
lace can render less bitter pray them remember
that many weeping with them, that those remote
from his family circle who cheercd comforted
by him through many charlottesville widows and the
fatherlessare invoking tender FATHER to reward
his faithful servant and to comfort and over the
objects OF lis warmest love and socitudc.
RcSoird That these resolutions he published and that
copy thereof signed by the officers of this meeting be
communicated to the family of deceased brother.
JOSEPH B. ESCAvAILLE Secretary.
R SToGEETT MATHEWS, Of No 81
A X. MASTz. " s. Committee
II. +. STICKYEY, " IS
f. r. HEEA, g
1~p MARYLAND STATE AGRICUI-
th3 TURAL SoCIETY.-The Annual Meetings of the
Maryland State Agricultural Society will commence on
THIS (Aonday) EVENING Oct 18th, at * O'Clock and
continue each evening during the exhibition CARROLL
ALL, southeast corner of Baltimore and Calvert st. BY
order of JNO MERRYMAN ESQ Pras't
SAM'L SANDS, Gen'I Sec'y. PR ocl8It
ErpMARYLAND CADETS ATTEN-
~ TIoN!-A special meeting of the Company will
be held on WEDNESDAYN NIGHT the goth, at the Eutaw
House, at x o'clock y full attendance is requested
By order,
W WILSON, JR., Lieutenant Commanding
Z. A. GRIM ELL, Secretary. ocl64tS
EHDOFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE &
~ OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, Sth OCT, 1853
Notice IS hereby given that GENERAL MEETING OF
at this Office MONDAY, the 18th day of November
next being the third Monday in said month"; between the
hours of ten and O'clock for the purpose of ELECT
ING TWELVE DIRECTORS for the ensuing year The
transfer book will be from the 25th of October to
the 18th November, both days inclusive.
oc9tl6N il. ATKINSON, Secretary
FrpTHE COMMITTEE ON THE GAL
w. LERY OF THE MARYLAND HISTORICAL so
ClET1 proposing to hold exhibition of Paintings du-
ring the present FAIL have authorized Mr.. VAN ARDEN
to call the friends Of for contributions from their
collections. Mr. Van Ardens experience warrants the
committee in assuring parties willing lend aid on
this occasion, that the greatest will be taken in
removal transportation and return of whatever may
loaned to the Gallery. The exhibition will commence
about the 18th October and continue open the ensuing
two months, when the paintings &c, will be returned.
JNO. H. r. LATROBE, Chm'n.
S. W. SMITH,
EN0CH PRATT.
oc7-3tw, MIN ALGNZO LILLY.