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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
Mexico 10 be Taxed for the Expenses Of the
War.

The Union of Thursday evening contains letter
addressed by the President to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, avowing the determination to order that
all the ports or places in Mexico which now are, or
hereafter may be, in the actual possession OF our
land and naval forces by conquest shall be opened
while our military occupation may continue, to the
commerce of all neutral nations, as Well as our own
in articles not contraband of war, upon the payment
of prescribed rates of duties, which will be made
known and nforced by our military and naval COM
nanders The Secretary the Treasury is thereupon
instructed to examine the existing Mexican tariff OF
duties, and report to the President a schedule OF
articles of trade, to be admitted at such ports or
places as may at any time be in our military pos
session. with such rates Of duties on them, and also
ON tonnage will be likely to produce the greatest
amount of revenue He is also directed to commu.
nicate the considerations which may recommend
the scale of duties which he may prepare, and
submit such regulations as he may deem adyisa'
ble in order to enforce their collection.
The reply of the Secretary is published with the
requistion and the Tariff of Duties prepared by
him will appear Immediately. We shall either
publish the documents at length, or give fair
synopsis OF their contents. 1t is impossible to
make room for them this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

NUMEROUS OuTRAeE-We learn from the AL.
bany papers that gang of rowdes from that city
ed with slung shot clubs swords &c broke into ball
room at La Oranges tavern, Albany on Tuesday
evening and commenced a brutal and ndiscrimlnate
attack on the party which resulted In the severe injury
and spprehended death Of Conrad La Grange They
then returned to Albany and about o'clock Wednes-
day morning broke into house Of iame and created
riot there Hearing soon after of the serious II not
fatal termination of their outrage at La Oranges they
bee anne alarmed and Immediately dispersed Some OF
them fed from the city and pursued by the police
James Barton and George Wilson have been arrested
and fully identified having been concerned In the out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

SUPPLY OF WATER AT VERA CRUz-By the &C.
counts from Vera Cruz it would appear that Gen.
Scott has cut off the water pipes leading to that
city and thereby deprived the town of a supply Of
water, an advantage which it is thought will be
used as an instrumentality Of reducing the city ;
but gentleman who has resided sometime at Vera
Cruz states that the water brought in the yiaduct
was used principally for the shipping, and that there
are excellent wells in the city which furnish an
abundance OF pure water for the use OF the inhab
itants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

ing 81 the Troops NJ vera Sr"N'
We pot aside everything Of merely ordinary IN
terest to make room for the very important DIS
pstches of Gen. Taylor and Commodore Conner
conveying Official intelligence Of the recent Ba'sle
1t Buena Vista and the Landing Of Troops ut Vera
Cruz. These Dispatches reached as last evening
in the Washington Union. They were received at
Washington by the Southern Mail Of Thursday
Those from Gen Taylor were brought to the secre'
tsry Of War by Lieut. crittenden, a volunteer A'a
n asn TavIor. The Commodore letter came TO
,be Secretary of the Navy through the mail rom
New.Orleans.
Gen. Taylor's letters confirm the previous reports
Of the brilliant victory which was won by our arms
At Buens Vista The loss Of the enemy by battle
IL less than was originally reported though it IS
heavy indeed. Our own loss is considerably less
though Il comprises some Of the best and braye't
men Of our army, made up, as it was, mostly oil
volunteers. The loss of the Mexican army by
starvation, deserton, and dsorganization Is still
more striking. Gen. Taylors Dispatches state, IN
the Generals usually laconc, modest, but express
sive terms, the beginning, end, and some OF the
most important results Of this remarkable battle
The most important Of these results is the great
loss Of the enemy-their retreat and partial, per-
baps total dissolution-their fatal disorganization
their utter incapacty to harass at this time our
own troops, who have returned to their original
position at Aqua Nueva. Gen. Taylor, says the
Union, has sent q corps farther to harass him on
the retreat aud to seize his supplies. The Gene
raj farther proposes TO return to Monterey, and
open the communication between that town and
the Rio Grande.
The Union understands that Lie1t. Crittenden
left Gen. Taylor, with his army, at Aqua Nueva
on'the ed March, and brought the dispatches along
the usual route from Monterey to Camargo, under
the escort of about $50 troops, commanded by Ma
ior Geddings having along train of some $50
empty wagons. As they approached Cerralvo,
small party was sent in to provide forage &c when
che enemy, under Urea were discovered, about
$500 strong. Our troops were Immediately placed
on the defensive, and received the assault of the
superior Numbers with the resolution of men de-
tsrmined to cut their way through. They were re-
pulsed with loss Of about 80 men, while we lost
about half the number. A part of our baggage
train was destroyed, t4o or so of the wagonsl when
the gallant Urea made his retreat in the direction
Of the Tula pass The teamsters were unwilling
to proceed without stronger escort, and Mr.. Crit
tenden was detained five or six days at Cerralvo
when Colonel Curtis arrived at Camargo with a
large body Of troops. He was too late to overtake
Urea, who had probably commenced his retreat as
soon a. he heard of Santa Annals discontinue
Col Curtis proceeded to Monterey and the escort
and train came on to Camargo, the enemy having
lied a. rapidly as possible. and this may be the last
that we shall hear Of them on this side Of lula and
San Luis for some time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

Do You WANT AN ELEGANT HAT CHRAP Nov this
rather odd question to AJAX because every ono
thinks that this answer will be, Yes. Thinking 10 net
acting; If Il were. the whole world would rush down
Fulton st. TO l0S, Devoes Original Phenix Hat Store
snd buy him out In half an hours time. Az ithb DO
linda it difficult at times to supply all his customers II
once Men Of sense like to have their heads elegantly
covered, and II Devoe cannot supply them with gocd
Hat cheaper than any other store, put him down for
fiber. Try one of his Hsthst is the way to s't the
question
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- Acknowledgements for the Tribune OF Monday
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nv - ~ PsScson Once Of this paper not open on
IN The city who do not receive this paper
riv hour are requested 10 leave word al the once,
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80 fns 70 accomplish this win DO required to give up
Persons wishing The Tribune lsh at their dwellings OK
o,scss Of business regularly every morning WIZ pes'o
leave their address at the Publishing One, VI usst
sose through the Post Once. Terms, l2t cents week.
psysble 70 the Carrier.
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Important II True.

Our correspondent at Philadelphia informs US
that letter was received in that city yesterday,
by enc of the most substantial mercantile firms,
from partner now in San Luis de Potosi, which
states that Santa Anna had sent a recommendation
to the Mexican Congress to sue for peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
ARRIVED

Br ship Colonst snnstt, 80 do fm Liverpool, ballast
10 master; 800 passengers
Brig Waterman, Alden Is DIS I'm ST Croix BE- sugar
&c, TO Badger Peck. Left brig Packard Bush, for
York, ldg; schrs Julia of Portland for Middetown CT
next day Gold Hunter. Haven, ldg; Henry Smith,
just ARID I'm Haven. Lost, the outward passage,
Mr. Samuel Gals, ID officer, of Cape May
schr Emma Hotchkss, Heard, de- I'm Norfolk. corn,
to master.
schr Victory Lewis de- I'm Alexandria four &c, to
Sturges, Chairman & Co.
schr Mary Clark, Smalley, ds I'm Salem mdse, to
w Ropes.
schr Vintage, Handy ds FIN Boston, coffee to order
schr Philadelphia, Rogers, I'm Providence, RI ballast
BELOW-2 briss unknown. Wind WSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

II THE LocoFoco MAYoRALrY CONVENTION
met again at Tammsny last evening and ballotsd
TIL past o'clock this morning, when they again
adjourned without decision. The last ballot
stood-brownen %, Fowler ls and GiIlender ID
Mr Havemeyer was balloted for several times,
and on trial received IL votes. The Conyen.
sion meets again this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

LOOK OUT FOR rHE GHosr More literary infaniiy
developing Another new humorous paper coming out
Yankee Doodles Ghost Is the title. This paper will
be published next week Its contents will be highly 'es
soned and original sublime and ridiculous and Illus
tated with cuts of the great literary undertaken and
fun In America generally Terms 81 year, - per l@
copies, or six cents copy. Newsb1ys, attend-'c't
out for the Ghost.
SMITH, JONES & co. Publishers. Fulton a n Y.
The Ghost win be In quarto form Of eight OF mslF'
pages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

NEw TEAS AT Low PnicEs.-J. o. Fowler has Just re-
csved from the late sales large and wellselseisd
stock Of fine green and black tess which he odsrirl
much under the usual retail prices. He soils Ooonsd
the hnest flavor, at so cents also Young Tyson nd
Gunpowder of superior quality at so cent? usually sod
ct Sc. and ss. by the small tea dealers His stock oil
gars Is the largest and cheapest In the city Good h
brown sugar a.. and a.. Sd. lbs storss $50 and ~
Green Wicb and 70 Yeseg fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
FROM GENERAL TAYLOR's CAMP.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or OCCUPATION, !
Camp on the field Of battle, BuRNA VISTA.

MkklSo, fcoVuhfy ~, io3f.
SIR have the honor to report that, having be
come assured on the Goth inst that the enemy had
sembed In very heavy force at Encarnacon, thirty
miles In front Of Aqua Nueva, with the evident de-
sign of attacking my position, broke up my camp at
the latter place on the 2lst and took up strong line
In front Of Buena Vista, seven miles south of Sal
lilo. cavalry force left at Aqua Nueva for the pur
pose Of covering the removal of supplies driven
In during tbe night and on the morning Of the ED
the Mexican army appeared Immediately In front Of
position. A II o'clock, A. NJ. flag was sent bearing
from General Santa Anna q summons Of uncondE
tona surrender To which | Immediately returned
negative reply. The summons and my reply are here
with inclosed. The action commenced late In the
afternoon between the light troops the eft flank but
not ssrousy engaged Until the morning of the Esd
whom the enemy made effort to force the left flank of
position An obstinate and ssnguinary conflict was
wh shsrt intervals throughout the day the
result being that the enemy was completely repulsed
from our lines An attack OF cavalry upon the rancho Of
Busna Vista and demonstration upon the City Of sat
10 itsolf were likewise Handsomely repeed. Early in
the night the enemy withdrew from his camp and fell
bsck upon Aqua Hueva, distance Of twelve miles,
Our own force engaged at oil points In this action fell
somewhat short Of $500 men, while that Of the
my from the statement OF General Santa Anna may be
odds 10 q sufficient encomum the good conduct of
esr troops In more detailed report shall have the
satisfaction OF bringing to the notice of the Govern
mees the conspicuous gallantry OF particular officers
and corps ! may be permitted here, however, to
knowedge my great obligations TO Brig Gen Wool the
second % command, TO whom feel particularly indebt
Cd Tor his valuable services on this occasion
wv loss has been very severe and will not probably
tall short o. 100 men. The Mexican lose has been Inn
msnse Isnsn eke the earliest opportunity of forward
Tag correct hst Of the casualties Of the day
am, cir, very respectfully, your obedient servant
4. TAYLOR,
MAJ. General u. s. A. commanding
The Apsv7ASr oxSxhAl Of the Army Washington, d C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

themselves with Of Burnhams really beautiful Hats of
the Spring fashion which for durability and neatness are
not excelled. should call on him today and purchase
one. l23 Fulton st. one door below Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

r. We are indebted to Mr. Cloyes of the
Springfield and New Haven Line for q copy Of yester.
days Boston Atlas. Mr.. Cloyes informs us that when
the train left Boston yesterday morning snow was fall
ing brskly and that continued TO fall until they reach
ed anrnphald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

TIE FOUNTAIN BArss, . Chatham s.-Ths ia vel
conducted establishment and well worthy the pa1N
age Of the public. Everything is improved In spper
ance and the prices should crowd the place at al hour
The cost Of single bath Is but l2i cents three sk
eta for a quarter
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE

CLEARED.
Ships Margaret Evans, Tinker London Jno Griswold
Rainbow, Benjamin, Liverpool, Rowland g. Aspinwa
South Carolina, Hamilton, Cork, q Sutton.
Bark Isaac Mead, Brown, Savannah, R NJ Demill.
Schrs Mary Yates, Havana, Brett & Vose Delaware
Lockinan Washington, r Demill; Yeso Ryerson Pen
sacola, D Hurbut e. Co; Commodore Powell, Mobile,
Elwell g. Co; Glenroy, Perry, Belfast Nesmith &
Walsh Kedron, Ogden, Philade; Emblem Buchanan
Richmond, Tooker Person; Corene, Nckerson, Bos.
ton; Albany, Bearse, do.
sloop Yigilant, Heath, Norfolk
Barge Cygnet, Lenox Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

DIAMOND. POINTED GOLD Pms 81 % ONLY J.
SAVAGE 80 Fultonst Is selling for 81 % the same Ps''
sold elsewhere for 81 20 Alsos magnificent Pen tor w.
which is the best and cheapest Pen 10 the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
From SANTA Pe.

The following important rumor was received via
Ohio river to Pittsburgh and thence by Telegraph
to the Philadelphia North American
ST. LOUIS, March Is, ls47.
II was rumored at Glasgow. Missouri, the lsth
March. that Capt Reds company from Saline, and a
company from Boone had been cut of by the Mexicsns
near Santa Fe Though this comes In Official shape
II was generally credited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

sYr Coon DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PEss, Ia esss'
for only 81 60 Warranted Bsgley Pens for q IS na
all other styles Of Gold Pens equally cheap, are so'
wholesale and retail by J. w. GRKAroN s. Co. u c.
dsr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

q Grand holiday attractions at the Museum consisting
Of the magnificent and imposing doams Of the Funeral OF
Napoleon with variety OF other choice entertainments
and O'clock BY Western, whisleek Mise WI &C.
or aud she celebrated Ethiopian hinsueis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
Law Courts.

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge lngraham.-
WfRiam Csi5et We. james Guien-Acton for damages
arising from Mr. C. falling into an excavation at los
Mulbeuyst already referred TO- Verdict for pldntf,
$500.
Before Judge Dsly.-A0ron Yaa VaLkenblzgh Va RO5i
NJ Harley and James Pan YdLkeHbl19h-sut against
the scceptors 10 recover the amount OF three dr. ats
drawn by gentleman named Rogers. The defence
was that the bills ceased to be negotiable when they
were paid taken up BY plaintiff by his giving the
drawer certain price for these and notes OF bis own
after due-hat under the decisions they ceased TO be
bills" Verdict for decentralization plaintiff Mr. +. Fes
senden For defendant Mr. f. L. Fancher.
MARINE CouRr.-Before Judge Waterbury -Bm. p.
Emery W. John pandnbAL-Action against of the
owners and conductors of the steamboat Water Witch
to the value Of bundle Of goods put on board
for Enzsbetbport ~ j. thence TO be sent the Som
ervile Railroad 10 Freehold but to hand
There evidence that the bundle had been passed
to the railroad This noticed before and de-
cision reseryed Judgment for plaintiff $40 ". being
amount claimed.
MeGiren vs.. BrorH.-Assduk and Battery at Ssd-Ac-
ton By passenger against the Captain of the ship Fin
land TO recover damages The passengers had got
wrsngle and agreed to fight It out" but finally con-
eluded not TO do The Captain IL IL said expressed
willingness to see the combat 90 He sfterward
struck the plaintiff several blows stated In testimony
also thrown down the hatchwsy. Judgment for pl,f
sl00.-For pltf, Mr. Bebee for dsfdt, Mr.. Hoxie.
SLooP SuSK-FNE LIVES LesT.-The True Sun
states that the sloop -, Capt Weaver from Hav.
erstraw Rocklsnd county, to Eew-York loaded with
brick, when opposite Nysck on Friday night last was
struck BY heavy flaw Of wind and Immediately went
down. Captain Weaver and his two sons, one about
fourteen and the other sixteen years of age and two
hands, whose names were not remembered by our in
formsnt were drowned. Thee Of the bodies have been
recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
BROOKLYN AEEAIRS-

RELIEF FOR IRELAND.-A Concert is to be given
for this charity. Miss JULIA l.. EoRTHALL has volun.
teered her services. sgnors Proc Ia to sing also and
other artists OF distinction win appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

~" twenty-five cents only" for small jar o.
Peines Orns Tooth Paste, at f. NJ. 0uions Ia Bowefy
corner Of Grsndst. 1t will give the teeth clear M
pesrly Wilderness and the breath delicate sweetness
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R Persons wishing The Tribune left al their resid.
enee at their places of business will please send
note through tho Post Once or savs word at the desk OF
The publishing oa,cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

SALAMANCA lRoS SAFRs-We have hitherto n.
tlced the high reputation which the sslsmsnder al.
manufactured by Mr. Herring, has arrived at wspo,
call the attention of the public to the following LEM,
which viii speak for itself;
ave had in our store ct the time Of lie desueoo 3,
fire, the morning of the Sd of February 1857 on. !,
Wllders Patent sslamander Safes purchased Of Meas,
Sidney, Shepard & Co Buffalo SCENTS for the msnu,c
turer 8. c. Herring NswYork The Safe was 10 the Sr.
from the time until our entire buTd
ing was consumed and on taking the ruins We ar,
happy to state, on openngt found books and al IL.
contents preserved We take great pleasure 10 maxim,
this statement to the public, and iu Recommending 10
them Wilders Patent sslamsnder Safe asfuly sp,t.,
to their confidence. HAYWOOD 4 NOyF
Buffalo, March ~, lsI7.
ITO srLAs C. HERRING, l3s Water st. New.Yorkp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

Y' KNOX, 1913 Futonst. is now prepared to supply
his patrons and the public with his elegant Spring Hate
m9 I'm
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Dmsiness Notifies.


~ By this mornings mail we received the follow.
ing conclusive and voluntary testimony to the perfec,
efficacy Of Doctor Tayors Balsam OF Lverwort In curing
liver complaint and sick head ache. This letter wa
forwarded byP. Mason Esq. of somervile, NJ who
will please accept thanks for conveying this tribute
Z a medicine which has had such unbounded success
to have relieved some 10000 persons and that esuei
the mercensry to initiate, counterfeit and msIsn But
every should always Dr. LEEDS sgnstureto tho
STEEL plate wrapper buy only at 37s Bowery, and Of N
Hayes, l39 Fulton.st Brooklyn.
HMLsBoRoUGH, N. j. March II, 1877
Dear Sir The use Of DIR. Taylors Balsam Of Liver
wort has proved so beneficial in restoring my wikt
health that deem 1t due to the public and oct d
justice to the proprietor to state the facts Of the e
My wife was, for eight or nine years afflicted with he
sick head ache and liver complaint For the greater
part of the time che attended by irregular physei
with little or no benefit. From recommendation wa
induced to try DR.. Taylors Basam OF Liyerwort One
bottle afforded immediate relief and another effected
complete cure. Very truly yours,
(Signed) PETER j. sTRYkRR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

CR GENrLEmENs HATS style for Spring, lsi7 win
be introduced on Wednesday, March Shy
I.EARY g. CO. Hatters, Astor House, Broadway
Circulars descriptive of our style will be Forwarded
nv addressing us most paid m4u
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A meeting Of Members Of he E.- ;

meeting OF Members Of the Bar eonrs..,
The call q eigsiy-iSur o. loo prose-.,yr -. spn
pledged themselves not TO seeep, any ,aa,.s., s's
at The ensuing election sud agreed 70 use h., 49,, os
for the nomination and election OF candidate. e. .ss
best qusliSed by Learning ability and high no,, ss
irrespective OF party. was held On Friday. O. "a a
April, inst IN the afternoon. at The Vice Chanes'e
In the City Hall Hoe
JOHN ASTHoN, Eco was called TO he ss.,.
c DEyEsEvx and J. wYsss JoSEs sppo,n,ss a scd lev
Preamble and Resolutions expressive ~ ,sssafss
o. the msenng, were offered By Mr. Ersn for eos.ss
The meeting was addressed BY Jonathan Nais.a so,ss
Terry, MI Clsrkson sud Other gensfen press., ~ ~
The rresmos ana Resolutions rs smesdss, w,r, A..
Wh0sas, In the opinion Of this meeting. a vO,a,
10 essential 10 The perpeuiiy Of the free lnsif- as
country and purity pss ncipls Of vital iano,sa ~
dgs, without which liie liberty and proas,,. IA
dered insecure r'" ~ ",
.iad vlsrsa, |, !. the wish Of the member sa,.
ing. and they believe, Of the great rn.s. ~ 49, ne
the election Of candidates. for Ina ss. psopk
lied by learning. ability and high mora 49,. ~ ga
eedent at this first election Of Judge esssesa s
will De followed al all future eecioas OF sepet
repudiang the idea Of party consdersops In ,s ors
nation and election Therefore, ''s" M
ResoSed, That we viii use our un,,et sna ,,a,,.
forts the nomination and eeef,o, ~ ~
ddaies only for Judges, who are disinsui.bes ~ S'
party. f'N'o
Received, That q Committee Seven be sppo,a,s, 4. a
10 IrpOIl ~ M holOsrQe1 meeting -
able persons TO be voted for judges a. ,he ro., ~
ton. eec
Rs,ol,vd. That said Committee 90 nomlps,,o,. ..s
ed with full powers make choice Of Candidate. s'sss
ces with without regard 10 nominations othsry;..~
ResolTed, That said Committee have power A a. seS
lar meeting TO add to their erfrom ards po 70
represented on said COMMITTEES ~ many shall be ss
sary 10 give to each Ward one member " AeSss
Rssoted. That said Committee alone have power IA 81
future meetings "Na
RssolSed, That the Secretaries prepare sDa farp,,
OF the foregoing preamble and resolutions ana ~
ceedings this meeting for the public papers Of s .n
The Chairman Designated The following gsnisnso "A 4
Committee OF Seven "
JONATHAN MILLER, MORRIS M DAy,nsox
CHARLES c. E6AN, JAMES r. BRiny
GERARDUS CLARK, GEORGE p Nyfsos
EDMUND TERRY, Escs
On motion, IL was farther
Resoiyed, That the Chairman, John Authon "a. 4. .
member OF the Committee. Also, ="
Resoiued Thai the Secretaries be added TO the s.us c.
mitiee
On mopon the meeting adjourned.
JOHN AaTHoN, chsiru.a
low Wr .; Df i6sS. Secretaries.
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F In AFFECTIONS OF TIE KIDNEYS Beekmsn'
Syrup and Pills have been used with entire success re-
moving distractions irritation and weakness. and pro
ducing healthy action. once f9t Cortlandsi