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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-23
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June %, 1877
Information has been received from Joseph Cowden esq
consul of the United States Glasgow, Scotland, of the
death, at that place, of Joseph Johnson of the
American barque Fanny, Charles G. Sampson master He
was born in the city OF New York, and shipped at New
Orleans under the fictitious of Joseph Silver His
clothing, and the of about $40, belonging him,
in the possession of said consul and will be delivered his
legal repre- sentatves their order.
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MAJOR GENERAL PArrERsoy.-This distinguished gentle
man. having been invited to dinner by number of our
citizens, OF both PARTIES testimony OF their high APP
probation of his gallant bearing and efficient services
while under the eagles his country in Mexico has replied
to their letter, and accepted their invitation The dinner
will take place in few days.-PennsV trdnidn.
PROFITS THE SoUrH.-The Charles
ton Mercury of the 18th says;
:" We have been informed that cotton mandatory at
Columbus, Georgia. has within the last three years cleared
hundred and fifty per upon its capital, and that
its nett profits during the last twelve months amounted
90 per and other factories have been doing very
successful business We the day is rapidly approach
ing when large proportion of the cotton crop OF the south
viii be exported in the shape of cotton cloth"
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ORDERS, Z
No. 10. {
HEADQUARTERS IsT BRIGADE,

ORDERS HEADQUARTERS IsT BRIGADE,
No. l6 Camp Washington, near Vera Cruz
March Is, 1917.
The general of brigade avas himself OF the OCCASION
separating from Captain Edison, his officers and men, to
express his high appreciation of the energy ZEAL and tho
rough soldership which marked their effective coopera.
during association, aud also tender his cordial
thanks and respects BY order of Brgader General Worth
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-23

EDUcATfoNAL.rhe estate of Mr.. Compartments, beauti-
fully situated on the Delaware river Andalusia has
been bough, for $4,000 by the Catholics for educational
ptrpp
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDN EsDAY NIGHT, JUNE as, Is47.

AppoIn tments by the President ON the 18th Inst.
JOHN B. BUTLER, Pennsylvania, paymaster and mill
ary stoekeeper, from 3oth June instant in the place of
Surgeon, resigned.
VICTOR E. PIoLETT, Pennsylvania, paymaster, in the
Mace of Hammond, deceased.
JOHN B. GUTHRIE pension agent, at Pittsburgh, Penn
sylyana.
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To show to what consideration this gallant regiment is
entitled at the hands of citizens and their country
men generally, the following record of their
movements, with which we have been kindly favored:
Dates Of the achievements Of the LIST regiment of Missouri
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Arrival OF TROOPS. Companies A, B. and d, of the I'd
Ohio regiment, arrived here last evening the schooner
Pangasse, from the BraZos, under command of Capts
Ascifert, Harl, and McGinnis.
Companies G and H Of the Sd Ohio regiment arrived
here last evening from the Bazos the schooner Ga
zelle, Capt Davis under command of Capts Noles and
Robnson.-N. o. Picayune, June 49,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11

Come d@el with me az the shark
SAID when no swallowed the salor
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11
E,.r Il. y Q. Nl,l,nsL. Oh u.

We translate from the Arco lrs he pro,
ceedugs Of the City Council oI MCNco
ehlch Viii repay pcrussL
We have lts, the protest Of that tmpor'
,aut body, conceived m the following words
The City Council ol Mexico, IA the most
.olemn manner, ~ the uame ot their con.
,utuenis, aud m tie face Of the world, and
Of the Commander ia Chef oil the army d
the United States, protest: That Though
the chances Of var have reduced the cay
of Merico under the ,otees Of the t, States
II has mover entered .hrir mud to submit
voluntarily to any chief, person OF author
IL. unless such as are recognized by the
fedefnI constitution, aud sanctioned by the
Government OF tho Republic ct Mexico
sGn,ersr be lho ,gusih oi time Iot winch
the fotrlgn power may continue IT. eSs
,enre 1e fgcio. Resolved n the dchbcfa.
tton hall ol the Guy Coouct OF MeSco,
September . h l~l7, At / / O'Clock, +. VI.
Spaned By Manuel X. NenmendI and slI
teen other aember',
Nay, we have the p'oPosltion7 submitted
by them to Gen, Scott, on hrsenlfance 'n'o
the city, winch the Genera -ood naIlfcdIy
told them he would lake INTO consideration,
and would assure ,ncm all the protection
which tho uoltsrc oil his command and The
requirements of war would permit. The
propositions, considering the source whence
they come, leave one IN doubt whether 10
laugh at their folly or grow ungry at their
nsoencc.
Frat FroyosAan-Tbs churches aud nonas.
erro. Of both serrs, hospitals and charitable IN.
sttntions, public libraries and archives, colleges
and schools private dwellings, and in general
every species OF property, movable and immovo.
ablo, whether belonging to tho commonwealth
10 corporations or 10 inhabitants shall BIO iDdl.
vidually respected nor shall the dissertation, VIC
lrton or occupation Of any Of thon, by the
forces Of the United States, OF the chiefs and pr
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INU NlBER q.

under tie following limitations: No military
commission shall have lrisdiction in any caro-
that inay be properly titled by court martial. and
no sentence Of any military commission shall be
executed against any person belonging to tho
American army, unless tito nature and grade Of
bis ofence be established By evidence, and then
lie shall be punished in tie same manner that
similar cases ugo punished any state Of Ito
United States.
II Tie sale, wasta and loss OF wsrllke stores
horses arms. clothing and provisions of soldiers,
shall 10 punished by las under ,hs Nos. 81 and
80 Of the articles Of war. and whatever Mexican.
whether resident or Transient person, who
shall buy from any soldisrs, arms, ammunition.
provisions clothing, hcraes OF their trappings.
shall he ifisl sad severely chastised " military
commission
l3 lls administration Of Justice. both civil
and criminal shall DO melted out in al the estab.
.shcd courts hrougholl ths co3ntryi without tho
slightest interruption or hndfanco from the oti
eefa OF foid,eys Of Tie American army, excepting
the following casea lat. Ii casB the person DO
an officer, soldier. agent, servant, or other person
following the North American Army. -. In
r'li- cases, That il 10 say, suits sgaiut, other
D individuals. 10 which ], is alleged that friendly
= Information, protection, or Kind reception hos
o been given 10 the Amet.c1n aWr.
Is. Far tie convenience aab protection Of
q Both parties, III all cities and towns occupied by
) tile American army, body d Mexican police
shall be established and organ led T. act il con.
il cert With tho mlllta5f police Il Tie sad army
d Il THIS beautiful CsH1s 10 ehaschas and ~
& religion IL conpents and monasterles, 10 inhab
b. iaaia aud Their property, ire paced under tho
Especial esfegusyd Of taei: COED ta!. and Aouoi
lt OF tho American Amy
lG a. coa.de.ci!on for the aforesaid pro
b tocton contribution Of S}a9ue3 ls levied OF
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11
TIE HUMANIZING INFLUENCE or
CLEANLINESS.

A neaf, clean, fresh aired, sweet, ehsef'
fol, veI.arfaaacd, and vel situated house,
exercises mora, a. well s. ply .lcal 90.
aueuee over US inmates, aed makes me
members Of family pes2eab.s and coo'd
crate oflhe feeling, and hagp.ues' Of each
other, tie couucxOn Is obvious between
the stars Of mud thus produced aud habits
Of respect Tor Others and io' those higher
duties and obi gstior, winch &c la" eau en-
force. Ga tie contrary, hiihy, sqla'
I'D, uosious dwelling, rendered still more
sfstched by It. uoisome site, aud ia which
none Of the deccncies Of life COZ be obsetv.
ed, contributes to make ~ unfortunate N
habaants .ohsh, -cnsua and regardless Of
the feelings OF each otbef the constant
indulgence Of such passions renders them
reckless aud brutal, and the transition Is
natural TO propenstIes aud habits neon
pa'blr With a rsspec, FOR the property O.
others or Tor the laws.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11

HGynqutRrrRs, CRY or FrEnt., MrxIco, I
September %, lsl7, {
10 his ErccHsncH u. infoaio Lopes de Santa
Anud. General ~ CHEF Of the Ms1icdn Army
IN TOBt oi The cii}
Sm--I had tho honor Of receiving, at ,
o'clock this afternoon, your Evcclleucy's
letter Of this date. Ia il you were pleased
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11

Scott IN ten. Patterson I CcHlfnaNuj MhtCh
will probably leave sometime duung the
week for the captuI Is soon as this CON.
maud shall have arrived al the cupliul,
lhink We may LOOK for tram iicm Men.
CO With the couyaescsu, wounded aud dis
charged soldiers, a, well a. mail rom the
army, hing which Sc have not had since .
Gen. Scott ,lI Jilspa. The number Of
teams alone mus, be nearly 1000, aud It oil
the spaIe ones were returned Il would eS.
pedile transportation 10 great extent, AZ
vel as save he eIpsn-e and dslentlon "
sensing to Ismplco, Bruzos aud New
0ilsaus Tor mules aud hoftes
The ,omto has again made It's appear
sure bHt a. SET lLe cases are les sni 10
mllI form, end confined rn.ltly 20 sIfsn
pes Some low dvsths have s.,o occur.
red Al the castle aIIoug lie recruits from
The same d,sea.e Lul, generally speaking,
tue heal l. Of ,he ci:y has never been bst'er
.tnce I fell INTO the hauJs Of Americans,
iskIug into consideration The number ol
troop, aud strangers hat ufedad5 arriving
Mauy OF the old tts.deulr o. IAe city are
returning Gom the ucuor ~hrte Ihsy
bay, been 40 .prrdtlr ,unin,f and 10 g,t
NM i M, ~ rf,Ee Aatlres. xhgm ~,
.la6,.,,m,,rrd beeoli.rg eastman
Avn. II bum,a shane. TIE, bs.s uys
bec.,ne satisfied ,hal the, nfr .al,f under
Au,,eu sm.,cuon ,baa ond,, lhM o.
thelr oau coIH,tymeu, uhg seek every np
,o,r,ei,, To p,io,,er mad .n.u.t II,u. Lr,tdr,
,,.,..p,r, cI,nr.,,,.,,y mirage. tof winch
a,t,,r,,..z.j country. tae, n.a..
. IL Ian, .IIybrr tnaa llamap.
J,,sc1 .ep,prf,,,i from tie Nanara
gaGlr ye,.etlas nutiius rrl represent
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11

The following account Of the manu'ac
lure OF Gold Pens, We copy from The \
ork correspondence u the Charleston
Courier That portion 81 our readers who
nave a taste cor noting the origin, pro. /
gress, &c Of such matters, viii hnd II IN.
leresttne:
Nrw NouK Oct 8 1ei7
There are nov two very prray con,to.
VERSES going Oh in the newspapers ktre-
one between the friends aud tAe opp0sefs Of .
= Amagam Tor filing co,h, and the 9th,
er between the ura sellers q gold pens
Whether Anal Ism be Nsll o. evil tof til .
lna teeth, Tie controversy a. any faie ills
the teeth 81 the newspaper publishers, for
such wrr IS th.s - otis carried en- At ud.
serusiag rates The controversy about
gold peus wave. rather warm tbs dealers
tying 10 undese esch other, unld zen
aud silver case can be boush, Al 5 t Tie
iirs, pen bough cost 81 This business
by the ~ay, 80 striking instance Of the "a
sldly vth Inch Ia this cuuatty a \ ltkts
uouon gfoas Up 70 be a matter d metcan
tile importance. lsonly mue ears since
The irst gold pen VAS mauuiac uted, and
nov they are numbered W thousands sesk
". WellreWeGbe using si.yer ens pre-
viou.ly to 1885, but they were ~l,hou,
hatde e. pc MS, OF elasticity AID soon be
came useless. In ISIS the Rev. Mr.
Cleveland conceived The idea that pens
H.. g.. -.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11
A SPOTTED NEGRO BOY

On Saturday last We were invited, BY
Mr. Norlham OF Johnston County, to ex'
anime, a. Llwreucc's Hotel, negro boy
he had IN charge --aud a very strange
looking boy he Is. lie IS as black as the
negro ordinarily IL, and has white nng'
around his arms and legs--lhe SKIN upon
bis breast aud abdomen IS white, ard there
s a white s,teuk at the top OF his lorehsod
and running an toch or 50 up his head, the
hair on the part Of his head bcIugas white
aud a. soft as lambs wool, The White Is
remarkably clear, and contrasts stnguiarly
with the black skin which covers the other
parts Of his body. THIS boy IS three ysaFo
old, was born in Johnston County N this
State, aud seems to be smart Tor one OF ms
aye. Wo understand It 10 the intention Of
Messrs. Avery and Noftham, who have
Inn IN charge, TO exhibit him IN this C''y
some time during the ensuing week.
Worth Cdrolina Standard.
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r. ]. UOITON,
PROPRIETOR y PUBLISHER.
TERMS:

rWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS y not
PAID n gipoRes. THREE DOLLARS y not
pIi3 r.iiiH sir months and THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS Il not paid ~
III after re- aspiration Of tie year No Paper
discoatinutd until all aTrearages ais pad, e.
efp, al tis option Of the Editor
j. Advertisements inserted al One Dollar pr
s3uars, l6 lines OF less, tbs sized type) o. tAs
frs Insertion and 25 cent, fer eatt o1niiHH.
eaes Court advertisement, and NlsriB's Sales
charged . PER cent. higter; and q deduction .
81. pr cent pil! be made from tss r,gg.Ir pa
e,s. fora lrsrhserI BE- tAs year. -tlrrEissw'Hi,
inserted monthly " sa-Htr.g . pr square io'
escA uns Ssmi.gJg.tly ) cents ptr sgsIr'
III tlch time
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11
Gold Pens their Ianuf,ac-
turC, sc.

The following account o( the manu'ac
lure Of Gold Pens, We copy from The n.
York correspondence Il the Charleston
Courier. That portion 81 our readers who
nave a taste cor noting the origin, pro.
gress, &c. Of such matters, will fad II in.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11

Three things give access to monarchs'
the fine arts, wealth snd eloqnence'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-11

We hear stated that petition is IN cir.
culatlon, urging that 10 widow shall be al
lowed to marry Unil oil The single ladies
are disposed Of.
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Eaural caur,g7aasas, ~ N, P,ragar,
MrI,o, Oct %, I-t1

Mp.o, oct ~, I~tl
The steam ship Fanny leave. 10 d1y Tor
Ncu Orleans, AMI an sorry Tint have
No later meas from the cap1nl 70 commuul-
cate. Letters from Ouz1ba ba'e g'eat
dral Of uses respecting he movements OF
SANTA Aunt, ~bleh hardly know wheth
or To believe or not yet still the number Of
these letters all tending to the same thing
rather induces ne 10 place some faith in the
repous they contain, and ! vii give you an
extract from one Of these;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-11
LIVERPOOL CLAssrTIcArior.

FIsH.-The market was quiet; Dry Cod was held at
az ssH ~''1''' was dull No. at sl' and No. '
FsyIr.-sales box Raisins continued to be made a.
$l eS for whole boxes and csc for half do.
HEMr-sales were reported Of dressed American Dew.
roted at 81 so 81 7o months Sales ofthe MANILA
before noticed sold previous to arrival at oc and
another lot sold at o. on time.
LEAD was quiet, at previous rates.
MsLAsEs-New Iberia and New Orleans were held at
IS q &c., end Cuba at csc market quiet.
NAvAl; sroREs-sprits 1urpsntine continued to move
in small way at 4oc Oils.Linssed held at Soc.
asked Crude Sperm was also in less demand sale Of
$50 bbs was reported made in New Bedford at ST. o.
c there was no change in manufactured. I'm.
PsoysIors-The market was rather unsettled, as far
was reported at $l4 rs; Prime do was inactive at S2
Beef Beet was steady at 81 SO sll IS fer good River
Mess, and at 81 for Prime do. Lard-200 to 800 bbls
were reported sold at loc There no change in But
ter or Cheese.
RIcr.-The market was quiet with small sales at 81
7oaS4 TO- while go cd prime was held at S..
scarce, while clover was dull
sUaAR-le0 hhds Cuba Muscovado sold at 7h6s7Xc
7d7a1c., and choice at Sc.
T1.Low-A sale Of 5aseo lbs was reported at sXasc.
WHALEpoSE.-The market dull. We quote N w.
at and South Sea at sskss4e The price
was offered for 20 600 lbs and supposed be
FREIeHTs Arrangements were reported and made az
follows viz To Liverpool -four Is s7s Ga; and grain
and grain in sacks at 27d 10 Havre and London
were inactive at former rates.
REAL EsTATE AT .AucrIos-The Won Zantd Farm at
Flushing, l. ............$ 50 900
frame mouse ana lease OF lot No SO Reade street, 900
Lot on south side .! Hammond street, near Facto-
>, ry, % by s6 feet. ................... 1880
Two Story DITCH house and lot No 25 Perry street
anuse ana LOT NO. hubert st. ~ by So. 2720
l4th streets, each 20 by e5-$175 each. :. a,sa5
One lot south side l4th street. nesr avenue B. IS
by loa g.: .............. ............... LOCO
yhe !ot Oh Sn street. rear OF above srme size. $50
Rouse ara Iot no Oh HICKS street, Is by l00 800
Three acres of land, with the building thereon,
now occupied by the Ladies of the Sacred
Heart as Seminary ..lo,o 900
Packet ship Oneida-One l2th part Of packet ship
Oneida. ................. $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-11
cry TRADE REPORT.

NEW YoRK, WEpsKspAy ArrERNoor, March 10
The markets without animation, and without the
prospect of much activity till after the opening Of tire
river aud the receipt of news from Europe. Should
easterly winds prevail We may get later advices by
sailing before the arrival Of the Hbsrnia, due the
latter part of next week There no change in -four
Small sales of Genesee continued to be made al the
same prices Wheat quiet, while corn sold In less
Quantities and II decline in Northern and souther
Yellow white was little Armer. Provisions exhibited
Little change, II we except mess pork. which held
some armer Sales of all kinds light; groceries
were quiet prices without material change The rain
In the part of the day had the effect measure
of suspending out door sales. especially auction
The tea sale within doors was well attended, price 9
pretty well sustained
AsHss-Tho market remsined uncnanged, and we
continue to quote pots at - SIN and pssls at So as
EXPLOITATION FROM lsr TO orH MAReH.
rou .l44 obla.
Brr.w.x-There was sale Of yellow at at at asx cents
BSEADsrurrs - Flour-small sales of Geneses con.
brand OHIO sold at sna 100 sSs M iSI s0G az
SO ss 1000 bbls Genesse sold, deliverable in July at
s. 90 Southern brands were dull and prices nominal
Wheat remained quiet. wi small supplies and steady
prices. Corn-The market W 8 less active At the
opening OF Change buyers offered SO cts for white and
% ~ cts. for yellow while holders demanded 90 eta
for the former and s5 cts for the latter We report
sassof $500 bushels Southern ellow at 90 cts 800
DO, Northern yellow at IS cts 600 Northern white at
~ cts lot OF Northern yellow, deliverable in June
was reported sold at 10 cts and 20 600 Western mixed
deliverable June and July sold private terms Corn
1ieef-A sale OF 800 bbis New Jersey made at S.
Rye Ftour-We report sale Of 500 bbls at S. with
title of Rye and Barley dull and prices nominal
Oats remained firm at previous rates Beans-lO0 bills
white sold ct 81 So Export from LIST to 9th March, of
wheat -four, 2s039 bbs corn 400 1855 bushels; wheat
3s ,444 do; rye, 1911; oats, 9,lli do
CANDLEs.-TheIe was q further sale of from so q loo
boxes OF sperm at 80 cts.
Cor1EE-The market was quiet. and sales of
quence transpred.
CoTror-The sales to-day quite small but a. hold
ers o9er their stocks sparingy prices we'll main
taned and the tendency appears to be upwards. We
quote
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ON "Wednesday morning last, Sd inst. in Springfield
New Jersey MisHAEL Of the late Daniel Coghlap Of
this city, In the 2oth yesr OF his age
The relatives and friends Of ny are ctuIlv
invited to attend his funeral this (Thursdsy) afternoon
at o'clock. from Pier No North River on the arrival
of The Elizabethtswn boat
On Tuesday 9th inst of disease Of the heart MAnr,r
CASEY, aged ~ years.
The friend end relatives Of the smy are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence No
10 Moore street, on Friday the 18th inst IL O'Clock
His remains will DO taken to Staten Island for
n b-Ihe whitehall waterman Benevolent Association
IL respectfully requested to attend
suddenly, on Wednesday morning. the 10th inst, MARY
Smith, wife OF John smith, III the 29th year her sge
The relatives and friends of the family and members
OF Ashland Division No H. Sons Of are res
pectuy Invited TO attend the funeral from her late resi-
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-11

This table exhibits very great increase in the quantity
oour great agricultural staples exported and decrease
In mostsrtlces Of foreign growth and manufacture
will be perceived that now items of export have
como up, such leather and eats. We have no doubt
but that the shipments of leather this country to
foreign ports will. in few years, be quite extensive
Oats unusual article for expectation, but the ship
nsnts will not be permanent nothing but the great
ccnrcity CT breadstu in Europe has created demand
this season.
The value Of merchandise exported from this port,
for the Ars two months in each of the past three years.
has been annexed
VALUE o. ExrsRr..roRr OF Nrw YoRx.
1845. 1916 l8l7.
February. ............ ,s2o6s5 l,si5N5 s,4sA.oos
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NINTH WARD.


sas. o of Mcns S1s
s sYDAM' E.q
Ss;s %s'ss:'"''
$::: 4 s;::
Dr. Fin wfSG"s fSas' q E:x
TssSis' S1 j: TP W.s$ss; ~.
M Esd o sud were offered BY Jonathan MIL
EesSed, the distress, and de.ti,u,io. to
CO asv are s s BY The rwo
cor Of men ofevsry creed, cline and The
Resolved, That we deem it as well the peculiar duty
the wealth
lead "a SO hoty as the present ADD from
from want and starvation, f''"'
tn. I' The NaSn for this object
me rcia circumstance should be foremost in bety
s IL 1sfH .:;. til:
ward att ,9'E hat Ss nss e. ,h
Ward sommittee for the purpose Of carrying the objects
asd to
they pay over to the Central Commute ofthe such
4, he.oved That subscription be entered into for
:. uss those present aud
other enens II the Ward al opportunity Of oostrUutns ia
The was addressed BY Mem. Miller and Cas.erv
sad Rev Mr. Bach after which the following subse
chs. d. Go0noy, $50; John Mitchell $50; GustsysA.
James Leary, Patrick Ian, Jonathan Miller Luther Qun
me nov lame, Robinson, $40 esch j. Brownsh John T
Uoyle; Noses u. Leonard, harIes s Roe, David T.,
'ss nsr. Patrick Net sety Theodore v.ane Edmund
Tsr9iss Jenies aud Jsmes kossncrantz IS each W. O.
n,ope' ~; - " Graham John Coo gan Rodenck sedx-
Eish Bst.ry H: : Gao sssIrJ Prey Friend C.h,
ana william sin m ms. 81 each Total, sito '' "'
ti Ne ,,nmowing Ie,oiption was also dopted:-
tn. arpo obs n %.ens sI
district ofthe Ward to make collectons and bs thew he
empowered 10 appoint Treasurer &c and paw The
proceeds n their co lectsons to the CentT.
suiugN Primes BuiIdnas s"''ni So"l'ttee'
The ling then Adjourned
mil itsrh LAMBERT sUYDAM Ch.;,r.r
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EIsHrHsrREET. March 9Th. 1917

Mr. barry, 1877 Broadway
Slh-ln justice TO the merits Of allow
~ me TO acknowledge the benefits have from
ITS use in my own smy Mrs T.. aft of
her hi't child pereeiying her hair suddenly fall of,
copherous hch she and pe
ant article Tor dressing the hair After the small bot
to- her hair recovered former and Appearances
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