The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

HD AT A MEETING OF THE RELIEF AS
TIARY. held on MONDAY EVENING, October /, 1860, the
followiGg preamble and resolutions were unanimously
WHgsE4S, has pleased Almighty God in his vsterious
but alwise Providence TO from midst late
colleague and President SAMUEL 0wINGs HOFFMAN, in the
R1s9ued That whilst mourning for ourselves we rejoice
that m end was S and b that he has to that rest
ReS0G G That we deeply sympathize with his seed
procesdiugs be transmitted to them, evidence of
- WILLIAM A: wIsoNG.
1t Recording Secretary.
fpROOMS OF THE CORN AND FLOUR EX-
~ CHANGE BALTIMORE October 9th ls6o-The atten
called to the following correspondence.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,2
BALTIMORE, oct. 2, 1860
HENRY ". WARFIELD, ESQ.,. President of the Corn and
SRI Instructed by the Pubic Park Commissioners
You to the opeg Of RD % to
take place on M0SDAY, the Sth inst, at II O'Clock.
TH0s. SWAMI, Mayor
ROOMS CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
BALTIMORE, Sd October 1850
To his Honor THOMAS SWAMI Mayor of the city of Balli-
s-I beg to acknowledge in the name of the membership
q the Corn and Flour Exchange the invitation rendered
6 ope ny s Of H 0 S
DAY NENr, Sth inst and to signify their acceptance,
WI ap'''''"'' Ssr yG resp St:t
BY order of the Board of Directors
JOHN =. PACA Secretary 1t
rp OPENING OF DRUID HILL PARK
W. MARSHAL'S ORDERS.The following order, adopt
ed for the comfort and convenience of those design to
enforced; " ~
The main entrance for vehicles will be termination
OF Madison avenue extended and the main exit will be a
few hundred yards to the right
As the present roads wide enough allow carriages
cns G rvers % o n order to
by he
Vehicles will not be permitted in front or on either side Of
the stand during the Passengers will be dis
CHARGED in rear Of the stand and the vehicles assigned
peTrs s s., will, u.oo. ,,o..., r.u.,, IT,,
promote the comfort and convenience of the visitors
Guests especially invited will apply for seats to the Aids
Although ample police force under the charge of the
force order yet it is confidently hoped that the intelligence
I'M 9sSsf Rdf dHy E fe o n
ewe the Officers OF all trouble in preserving order and deco
October 5 1850 .s'eH0n'e 'hA' Chief hi FTM3 aTsha
HYTO ARMS! TO ARMSll
yG GR AT F Fo MP m &E GRA y sS
We WILL LESGTHETT x i%P STRENGTHEN Tile
WE WILL DEFEND soSSFHERN RIGHTS AND SOUTH
W. WILL nAgS EsH SH2 2A& fS59Ssrgrgz!qx
Rd M saGFHRS OF S TE EfEs
ERN .i Ho NOR AMP SS9TTTHERX
~ o'clock in Cough street, Broadway We call upon
all men who determined to rally for their rights in
right way to go in crowds and high hearted enthusiasm to
- 4 Bang Of Husie will lie ,re<eat
Should the ther prove nclemeut, the meeting will be
held in the Fes Point market house The following uamsd
iiSP e. G}ILETT: q EsntueFy ;TH% 9n JAMES i
81 G HG6 5 9P M ASSB F K
GKFKFHS9 b. Ef 3I TfoS PAEKl H. SCOTT Esq
We also trust that the eloquent
EX-GON
VIII nave sufficiently recovered from his recent illness to
' os.at - A''sDD'."ss Executive COMMITTEE.
TPTWELFTH WARD REFORM MEETING.
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die street. two 70 doors dpcy t@ "a tot Of Madison
IT. O''D'''''' R. MICKLE.
E-P REFORM CANDIDATE IN THE FIF-
nd TEEN r. INV having been
Mr. Brown and the Reform movement has been
the Central Reform Commtee that he is true ADVOCATE Of
Reform and will carry out its principles in good faith
form the Fifteenth Ward 9nR the First RTaPc Of the City
ROBERT r. KIRKLAND. sec'y '--'-'' 0'-'' Sstr
1Y MASONIC HALL, BALTIMORE, 9th Octo-
vs. ber 1860 in aceo5aance with The invitation Of The
b 9 BE-
HaH n6 6sES p a6ks 9 Se 3 at the dsSe
An Master Magons Of good standing invited attend
Jos. ROBINSON, G. secy. It
IP EIGHTEENTH WARD.-An adjourned
Of the Reform te for Mayor AND city Co9nc VIII
at r ondag f eS s6sr 6 Sim
hafpast o'clock at which time the Committees appointed
The last meeting will report By order Of 5Rs
[PNINTH WARD REFORM ASSOCIATION.
~ An adjourned meeting will be held in Room
ae This Sd1daT fSrPsT s an street and PClef
attendance and complete return of lists of voters
TP MEETING OF FIRST, SECOND AND
mers of these Wards will he held THIS Monday EVEN
and ae oRes wifi pea d6
it, J. W. MULLER, Chairman.
TPFOURTEENTH WARD 1.-The last business
s meeting i Of the EFF friend; Gf the Reform Candate
EVENING, October OH. 5 o'clock when the different
Committees are requested to MAKE TH6 6sr # nq 46s@
fP HEADQUARTERS BATTALION BAL
o,npp Ma BALTIMORE, October T. 1eGO.
The Battalion will parade Headquarters on MONDAY
By Order JOS ? @aRNR e Ma dGGs c @mi2
A SMITH FALc)NER, Adjutant.
l,,,,n,,-, o,,,,,,,, 49,. BALTIMORE, October 5 1860
In obedience to Battalion Order No 81, Company will
raradS at the Armory in full uniform, MONDAY, Oco
q. J. EqICH, Orderly Sergeant. ~
COMPANY ORDER No. %. ~
In obedience to Battalion Order No 81 Com oanv will
meet for parade, in full dress uniform MONDAY Oct
Sth, at So O'Clock, A. N. By order.
JOHN r. JONES, Orderly Sergeant ''DD' i''' 01p'A'"
COMPANY ORDER NO IS ~ - '
In obedience to Battalion Order No o. Company viii
parade at the anoy in full dress uniform for parade onl
MONDAY, October s. at So o'clock, A. NJ. BY order,
JNO. g. JOHANNES, Capt Comd'g Co
VIM SMYTH, Orderly Sergeant.
COMPANY ORDER NO. g.
In obedience to Battalion Order No 81, Company will
meet for parade, in full dress uniform MONDAY, Oct
sth, at O'Clock, A. NJ By order.
GEO. WALTER, Lieut.. Comd'g
EZEKIEL GRAY, Orderly Sergeant. ct
I~POPENING OF DRUID HILL PARK.
~ CITY RAILWAY NOTICE, CENTRAL OFFICE
. On MONDAY, the Sth, the of the Madison avenue
line VIII run from their northwestern terminus Junction
corner OF Baltimore and E9taw streets only They will re-
ceve the transfer tickets of the other lines going towards
the Park, and issue transfers to any line returning.
The above office will be closed on that day.
o62t GER COR ROBT. CATHCART Supt
l~PDRUID HILL PARK.
aS INAUGURATION ON MONDAY, October sth
Trains will be the Northern Central Railway to
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