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We copy the following complimentary notice of Judge Meek, from the Baltimore American:

 LECTURES. i've attend the Lecture de- livered on Tudsday evening, at tho Rev. MT. Hammers Chi rch,by the Hon. A. B. MEEK, of Alabama. -Afler the opening prayer, the audience were grallfed with fine vo- cal and instrumental performance by the Philharmonic Society, which, 10 those who are fond of music, we have no doubt con- sIiiutes very important feature in the eve- ning's exercises. Judge M. is young man, and m appearance younger than he really is. His subject, "rhe development of the Amcr,c,n Mind," was discussed with great ability and with mu,h originality The lecture was enriched with many class- cal gems, and vas highly appreciated by the refined and intelligent audience to which it was addressed. lls composition disclosed an extensive cading on the part of the lee. turer, and the influence of an education of the most liberal and finished kind.