The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-09

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fP DIR. EWINSHIP, OF BOSTON, WILL
~ LECTURE BEFORE THE BALTIMORE 'GYMNA.
SUM at CARROLL Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING,
'ssR nRiFsytE PA e 133 l9S SGLrURE
The lecture will be followed by illustrations of the
hands aiOne sven &c raising
The following extracts selected from many others in the
session Journals will give the public idea of the cha
racter OF the Lecture.
From the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal June I5
PHYSICAL CuLquRE-Dr George B Winship delivered
lecture at the Music Hall in this cttyon Wednesday eve
o not On only ~ ynbec a b~ at notice
put on record the remarkable fact of the lecturers
Without any artificial assistance DR.. Wndship lifted
pounds twenty
without any great apparent effort foot from the
lifted, single time several inches from the floor Dr. Wind
snip stated that this is one hundred and twenty
an tef o Ss in The Benin the sgan giant
rs pounds Four ago br eommenced ne
five hundred pounds and has gradually reached this
Dr. also sustained and lifted the weight Of his body by
his little finger and by single hand He is able to raise his
twelve times by the latter He also shoudred arre
DR. is25 of age weighs ts pounds and is feet
Nearly two thousand ladies and gentlemen gathered in
the Music Hail. last evening to listen to Dr. Windships
brilliant success Boston Ledger, June O. vas :.
Single Tickets to the Lecture 50 cents Tickets admitting
gentleman and lady IS cents gentleman and ladies
81 TO be had at the principal bookstores and from
6ers Of the Executive Board of the Gymnasium. ja75t
fP CORN EXCHANGE
W. INDEPENDENT TICKET.
II. l.. WHIrRIDGF,
THOMAS H HALL
H AAHFS I bg R1AHElALD'
SfHL E. & B5 NMABCHE"s'
j SAGGR F b H Bk4HKlEY
FRANCIS WHITE,
WILLIAM GHESNUT,
SAMUEL DUER. ja7-4t
TY NOTICE OF ELECTION.-THE AN
THE MARYlA&b sTGAR khFNING coIPAaY for
the Re oe Of ti 9
on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, between IL and O'Clock
ja7-tl8 CHAs MITTENDoRFF, Secretary.
fP A MEETING OF THE SUBSCRIBERS
held at To Re THE GoR On AT E9Ek will
qeIock n, for the purpose Of ElECTING FIFTEEN
~ IND 'F'' the johns JOHN ePPIhcA, Secretary
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
WIN CRlcHfOS, DANIEL CHASE,
II. l. WHiTRpGE SAMUEL DU1R
CHAs u. hINKs, RICHn ] CApRoN
WM CHEsNUT, THoS R NATTHEws In
Jos. r BRINKLEY, SAML g. Mills
JAS. Fl bayfield,, B. F. PHILLIPs
HENRY DUyALL, GEO. Y. WoRTHINGToY
JACOB F. MILLER.
To the President and rectors Corn Flour Exchange
The undersigned having been appointed Committee to
nominate Board OF Directors for the CORN AND FLOUR
tACHANGE Tor the ensuing year, recomme the above
med gen lemen 49,
We should have preferred to have nominated the old
Board -nre, nasmuch think in euuence of the
unfinished state OF the NEW EXCHANGE BUILDING,
the old Directors could better the ms tuition than new
ones but we have been compelled substitute twa names
for MeSsrs Warfeld and Zolckor having assured
ton another year.
Signed, THOMAS WHTTRIDGE,
p. G. SAUERWEIN,
CHAS. A GAMBRILL.
b q. HARRIS,
GEO b. KYLE,
la4.tl Committee.