The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-20

I 3 ~ The Hun. THE GENERAL AS
~ SEMBLY OF MARYLAND:
The memorial OF the undersigned, citizens of Baltimore,
That portion of the land lying within the limits of
the City of is held under leases for long
~ Sg d tb or EGu reiS IeerEed by the Original
the holders of the Leasehold Estate who are 10 all nten
and purposes the the said lots and improvements
that said leases ali contain covenants whereby the lessee
agrees to pay all taxes assessments and public dues levied
Your memorasts beg leave to represent that under the
Collection of Taxes the Collector claims and has
the right to senot only the interest and belonging to
Lessor of the ground rent whereby persons
whom no tax is claimed and who have had notice either
y not account of their default but in consequence
ofthe default OF others primarily liable for the tax.
Your memoriaiss therefore pray that YOUR Honorable
and Public Bmes Affecting Ca i Rea la
City of Baltimore shall be levied in the of the Tenant
sell the property assessed for the payment Of said taxes
or Pq6c dues it shall only be lawful for the
convey the property when sold subject to the Ground Rent
And your memorialists will ever pray.
copy of the above Memorial has been left at the Office
ofthe Daily Exchange to which parties
quesed to append their names.l 1t
fP MEMORIAL CHURCH FAIR.
FAR P 5 aa ID G FR GhsFf9 GP@Rg
il memory Of their late Rector, Rev. Henry V D. Johns
The E2E VII Be hs9 R AR bo, HALL
attendance at the Hall Wednesday, and will glad TO
receive Donations in Money, Fancy Articles Ref eshmens
from their friends whom they cordially invite to
TPST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL ROOMS, Dec.
- l6 lS59,oIhe annual sale Of USEFUL and FANCY
ARTICLES BOOKS TOYS &c, for Christmas Gifts, will
open in St Patcks School Room on MONDAY Dec 10Th,
every day at o'clock and sGPPER vii Be served every
eXepQg 1SEeent the EVENINGS nf nr 93d and 24h, from
1~p FREE LECTURE.-PROF. SINDING,
TIs 2f the NsT YGr University will deliver Lecture
Room of ST. Stephens Church, Hanover Street Subj
Northern Antiquities Admission Free. 1t
1~P DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
- CHERRY.
B1ouS Pictorial of 24th July says-Reaizng the true
sense of responsibility attaching TO the Editor and Pub
Usher of wdeycircuated Journal we should deem lit
tie less than crime to recommend any medical compound
the real virtue of which could consciencously in
dorse This balsamc compound has become fixture
and all persons who suffer- and have in vain attempted to
cure their Coughs Colds, Bronchial Pulmonary Com
plants max use of this unequalled remedy
The following Ceri ate from distinguished gentleman
is equally conclusive:
From Rev Henry Wood formerly Editor of the Congregq-
tonal Journal Concord N f., more recently American
Consul at BeyrOot SYRIA and now Chaplain in the Navy
Messrs SETH W FowLE Co Gentlemen Two Years ago
sudden and violent attack upon my lungs confined me to
much oppressed by difficulty in breathing that often
extreme and judging from the neicacy Of the remeds
used supposed the disease ncur4he Being persuaded
hdenGe II its efficacy found the difficulty almost entirely
removed before one bottle used Sympathy with nv
fellow sufferers induces me to make this public statement
ana recommend the article to others similarly afflicted
with respect yours tr HEESRv woon
beware OF vile and worthless counerfeitsl The only
Genuine, Pure and Medicinal Balsam has the name of 81
BUTTS written with pen, and the printed name of the
propretors, s. W. FOWLE co, on the outside wrapper
Prepared by S. W. FOWLE & Co, BosToN and sold nv
Candy, Gilpn Il Co, Thomson, Woods & Block, Seth S
Hance f. H. Stabler Co, W. H. Brown & Bro, Walker
Richardson Co, Baltimore, and by dealers everywhere
d6law4w
|fP THE THIRD LECTURE OF THE
w. TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE BEFORE THE MA
RYLANp INSTITUTE will be delivered the Maryland
Institute Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, December 2Oth
at ~ o'clock by Rev. JOHN TODD, DID, of Ptsfeid
su3Iect-~Eislon Of Youth and of Age dl7&tu
fP REFORM LS.-MEMORTALS
~ TO THE LEGISLATURES OF MARYLAND and TO
the CoNGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, in reference
10 The IA UDS, Nc, perpetrated in Baltimore late
state Election have been left the offices the Ameri
cam the Exchange, and the Republican newspapers
10r the signatures Of the legal voters Baltimore ctv
Those who favor the proposed in said Memorials
are respectfully requested to call either of those Offices
and append their names accordingly
49,, JOSHUA YANSANT, Chm
ulI4t COntcstng Com. Reform Convention