458

ed the republican government, / by suspending till
next March / the two houses, the Constitution, /
and the directory - This trium- / virate assumed
the denomlnati- / on of national consuls; they /
selected 25 members of each / house, to form a
consular na- / tlonal assembly. A single mo- /
ment was sufficient to destroy / the old, colossus,
and to estab- / lish and consolidate their new- /
ly assumed authority." / [19 additional lines of
text in first column, 66 in the second]//
[Baltimore: Printed by Yundt and Brown. 1800]

broadside. 53 x 18 cm.

MdHi.

576

Female humane association, Baltimore.
A Plan / of the / Female humane association
charity school. / [ornamental rule] / [49 lines of
text, containing 12 rules for governing the school]
[Baltimore? Printed by Warner & Hanna? 1800]

broadside. 34 1/2 x 22 cm.
The school was opened June 23, 1800, under the
direction of six women trustees, whose names appear
in manuscript on the MdHi copy, and who served
until 1802. Since this broadside is a plan for
the conduct of the school, it necessarily must
have been issued about the time of opening in
1800. - cf. A brief account of the Female humane
association charity school.
MdHi.

577

Freemasons. Maryland. Grand lodge.
Extract of proceedings / of the / Grand lodge/
of / free and accepted Maaons, / of the / state cf
Maryland. / cornamcntal rule]/ ... //
[Baltimore: Printed by Thomas Dobbin? 18003

40. 22 1/2 cm.
Pages: c2]

No signatures.
Caption title.
MdBFM, PPFM.

578

A Friend to truth.
A Religious colloquy; being an examination of
an important subject of religion, etc. By a friend