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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

MuRDERERs Thomas Mel aughlin.
charged with the murder of his wife on the 23d of
August, 1880 was convicted in Allegany County
Md Court on Thursday last, OF murder IN the
first degree. IL.
Last week James A. Hinson was found guilty
in the Cecil County md Court, OF murder IN the
ID decree, in killing John c. Culley. a motion
uus mndc for new trial.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3d. 1850

Rotos of RrookIvn was passing down Catherine
bdlto " t'NA'! - r.. - ~, ba1o
st to the Ferry nc stepped one iool mo tis ny
Gf vault. III consequence OF the grating oelng OH
II - ;i,-ai },,,+ r,ar AIRED 10 walk To the boat
ne as ~" :, - - Id or,,d faorc
d7oHer.-HohaaH S9uii6 lAi ua -, 80 /.
Madden was preciPItated down the hatchWdy o.
Meesrs Waller < Krep's looking-glass mannlac-
.ar,. j., BROADWAY. near White-st, He was seri-
y" - - - i ,,.,d =, Tho CIR Hosritol
- ,oda. m Sunday
IL daring atghPt - as n nec D % - ~
night TO break into the Dook store 800 Do"eIJ, "
cnnied hy Robert Coddington The front door
~ r,arLe of rroot violence being used By
pore MaIhs VI o'S"s o - -
jimmy or crow bar. Another store on the SAME
sa,,aral hundred dollars worth of goods
ArDrer rf,p Cram TARCFNY-A man named
- - -. a ON Monday arrested BIZ Officer Wilson
- M FiSetb Ward charged with stealing wearing APP
"a Ai!t re''' Iyyar ri
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.


Back MISUNDERSTANDING others the follow
inc have been commenced; a block OF sevenb by
Nh Lewis, corner South Third and Third SITS. a
block of stores and dwellings by Mr.. Tilton, IN
/ Soutb Seventh-st between Third and Fourth an
additional block by Mr.. Hines, corner South-Fourth
and Second SITS; Mr.. Sharp is erecting splendid
building in South,Thrd near First-st. and Mir
i Leaycraft one in same street, between Third and
Fourth. Preparations are making for block cor
South Fourth and Fifth SITS. and frame building
which stood there is being removed to BushvFick
PLACES FOR PUBLIC MEETINGs,-A the meet
ing last week at the Yestry of the Baptist Church.
in relation to Sunday and unlicensed liquor traffic
suggestion was made, which it is hoped will be
carried out that places should be provided by the
people where citizens of all classes could assemble
and orderly and protected, as in a vestry or Court
ofJnstce, give their views relates to the fitness
and qualification of persons placed in nomination
for their sutirages.
GREEN PolET.-This town is keeping pace with
the rapid growth of its ncighbors. Among other
Improvements large and splendid porcelain fac
tory. for the manufacture, at present OF door and
window knobs and furniture, has been erected by
Messrs. Cartilage & Co. who employ constantly
about 60 worklnen. Two or three extensive ship
yards in short time will also 60 into operation
M1sslyG.-The builder and owner OF two large
frame buildings in process OF erection IN SlXth-st'
near South sixth which blew down few weeks
ago in a sudden gust of wind before being Sc
cured) whose sudden disappearance has already
been referred to- has not we understand, yet been
heard from. The materials have been lying, ever
since, pretty nearly as they fell. Mr. Willis the
owner Of the land, he not having yet given a deed
OF it, has resumed possession and sold the prop
erty to Mr.. Pulls who has commenced proceed
ing with the erectons
g Rev. Mr.. Collins, of the Southsecond st,
Methodist Episcopal Church, will sail for Bermuda
today He goes there for the benefit OF MS health
and will probably be absent from the village from
Eve TO six weeks His congregation Is very
large one, and his labors Of course are continual
and Notwithstanding short respite ALSO
lutely necessary.
Ho1EL.-It is proposed to erect new Hotel IN
South. Eighthst near the river, with good accom-
modations for boarders, after the plan OF the Man,
sion House or Globe Hotel III brooklyn
c,Rp.cr CaRrs-The carts were stopped on
tbe 9th inst The ordinance against throwing
! garbage or ashes into the streets, under penalty
/ Of fine or Imprisonment, still exists so that house
holders will have TO make some private agreen GhE
as to the removing of garbage or hazard a Tlota
| tion of the law We should suppose It would pay
pound, in which hogs cattle, &c taken up nave "
! l., 10 ES days before being sold,
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n CRAWBUCKS UPHOLSTERY

w HOUSE and H1P-FURNISHING WARE
ROOMS S5s GRAND-ST. New York. where will be found
complete assortment of the following articles: Feathers,
Hair Moss and Husk; also Beds Mattresses End Cush-
ions also Bedsteads of every description viz: PGent
Screw Iron Joint Lock Joint, lrou Screw Cottage end
Trupdie Cots, ke also, splendid variety Of Wmdow
particular attention to his styles OF Hair and Spring
Mattresses NB-Old Beds and Mattresses Renovated
and maze over equal to new by
Of In W CRAWbUCA- Jo5 GfaRo-Fl
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VKTHAT pLEASURABLE EMO
= -rAMIIIES.-The subscriber re-

mo FAMILIES.-Ihe suDscfIDef re"
eeuliy begs eayy inform families Thai he ls now
.a TO PBBGfE4 7AsY a he D aay
TOE, LAS dA PORK. sud sAUSAGEs nafctnred dali
3d. & himself Fresh VEGETABLES o. all Kinds IN their
y, W For mast patronage the undersigned seturns his
hs and desires continuance Of tne same. All Articles
,pped BY him may be relied on as Of the beet quality and
a. u'e - sEWELL " DODGE, za Bleeckerst
NB-Shop Butchers supplied on NE most reasonseie
segme. S~'
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PIANOS.

DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Per-
sons about purchasing Planes will ind to their adv an,
tage to call at BENNET 1 COMPANYS Mandatory, i52
F1lte1st least side of Broadway They have large as
OF Rosewood Pianos constantly on band every '
s;runeu, warranted for two Co. have the names
gilmore han 900 persons they will refer to, who have Pur'
chased pianos ofem all Of which have given universal SAT-
ity he payment amy be withheld ami such doubts are
moved. Old Pianos exchanged. New ard secoad ,aand
n Lat p27 n
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HNOTJAN PIANO FORTES.-We

HIOLlAN PIANU }; r. FU 1l7. s.a.rs e
the fine assortment OF PIANO-FORTES With and without
the much admired oLIAH n n TIN made
Gently opened al Al BROADWAY, by WATERS
BERRY The PIANOS OF T. G. & Co have been 100 long
and favoraby known TO need any coTnmendatloas-
lence Also, good assortment OF BOUDOIR PIANOS for
sale. N. B.-Second-hand Pianos taken In exchange
Pianos 10 let ole I'm
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oFI,PHO,s ANGLEsEY LEG-Made

GELPHO'S ANGLESEY LEG-Made
Ssoely by VIM sELPHO, u Sp1ngst n ,1 Ing
subscriber continues manufacture ne aD0f bcb he has
been 20 successful in this country for the Pct zen eS y
and from his long experience Il E2T o ey aad the
10 lose limb may rely upon obtaining the best
the world affords. ,,,e- .pr1FrCrAL HAND;
An en aEs new S and substitute for g; n esna ~
ranged that he can open ag Or by e poa
&c Further application Oh "Pp''1> Oh 2w-
nnSd attended 10.
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+ WOOD, 237 Water-st. New York.

AONJD, ZOI w uIGI-Ht. INV L w
QAe STOVES! STOVES!-lt Is admitted by all
who have used This celebrated Stove that far exceeds any
in for heating parlors, stores Offices nails &c
The subscriber has also constructed COOK-STONE. on
the principle both OF which cannot be surpassed for
economy fuel cleanliness, and durability. SO confident
is the undersigned OF their superiority That he offers to re-
fund the purchase money IT, after trial OF two weeks me
Stove should not prove satisfactory
The public invited examine Tie principle on which
the fuel burnt in this Stove being entirely new and pro-
nounced by Of the best Judges the best for giving heat
ind the time the most economical in fuel OF any
stove in A few OF the many improvements are
here set forth:
l. They have no CRATE in the bottom The coal resting upon
solid surface No cold air is admitted to deaden the fire
The air is heated before reaches the fire. by passing
through hot chamber consequently the coal is all coa
sumed.
g. alright and constructed that it needs rak
ing free from dust, and escape into the room.
l. 1t is economical; tie application OF the heated air. in
with the facl that be disturbed by rah
ing, complete combustion OF the coaa principle
never before obtained IN stoves.
Silver Medal has been awarded this Stove at the last
Fair of The American Institute.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary 10 insert any OF the
numerous testimonials ne has received in favor Of the above
Stove but produce ten with nyreteence that may
be required. OH I'm L. WOOD, ~ WGier-st.
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r FTTCHTE l. NEWTON. Piano Forte

4 EUCHTE y NEWTON, PianO-Forte
d Mandatory and Wareroous &C and p Cana-stTh
subscribers offer for sale large assortment elegant Piano
fortes rom Ct oct in rosewood and mahogany
These instruments made in the most substantial manner
chsnics under our immediate charge and ung
vailed in sweetness OF and deicacy Of touch Those at
distance BIZ specifying their wishes by letter in regard
STYLE or qualify Of tone may depend upon faithful selee
ION. Ali instruments warranted + Q. LEuGHTE
ala Sns r. J. NEWTON.
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TO THE EDITOR or THE. TRIBuNE

have for sometime had an "idea on the sub
iect of paving streets, which with your leave, |
will communicate, being promptedto do so at this
particular time by the suggestion in Fridays
Tribune. First, after removing the old cobble-
stone p8vements and its bed to q suitable depth,
lay three stone walls or foundations running
lengthwise OF the street, one at each side an
along the middle. These walls should be
about one foot In hight across these lay square
tmbers, say about s or 10 inches in diameter
tmore or less, according to convenience running
crosswse of the street, from gutter to gutter
fitted snugly to each other side by SIDE presenting
on the top smooth, even surface OF SOLID timber
The usual oval shape should be given to the sur
face by hewing of the timbers toward the CATERS
to carry off the water, and the sides Of the tim
bers coming in contact with each other should be
coated with mineral tar to make the seams water
tight, this coating to be applied at the time OF
laying the timbers The timber being thus ele-
waited above the ground by laying on the stone
foundations would be efiecuay preserved from
the most fruitful source of decay l think such
pavement would last sound at least 30 years
probably 100 il OF spruce or pine; white oak or
chestnut would last much longer AS to the ex
pense, should think might safely contract
10 lay such pavement OF spruce tor 81 % per
square yard. Experience has proved that the
rear OF wooden payements is very slow, and also
that the side OF the grain presented to the horses
loot IS tree from the objection of being slippery,
to which the end of the grain is liable Yours, &c
Aec- York, Oct. IS, 1850 WOODEN PAVEMENT
AcClnESr.-On Monday morning young lady
by the name Of Annie Mcdonald, residing in Gin
tonst. was seriously injured as follows: 1t seems
she was ascending the steps of Dry Dock Om-
nibus in Grandst, when her foot slipped betweeR
them, and she iel backwards, striking her head
upon the cobbleston with such force that trac
tured her skull and left her insensble Through
the kindness Of gentlemen and lady who were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
ECLECTIC FITS.

EPlLEFTIC FITS
Or Failing Sickness, Hysterica Fits Conusons, Spasms,
&c Doctor Hart would impress ilupon the minds OF tho
afflicted that The Vegetable Extract the only remedy ever
discovered that BE relied for the permanent cure Of
this most dreadful Of all Diseases
Physicians OF undoubed skill and experience, Ministers
of various denominations Us well hundreds OF emil
nenl citizens, all unite III recommending The use OF tms truly
valuable medicine 10 their patients ana trends "o are ~
afflicted, us the only remedy
< PERFECT CURE
DR. HART-Dear Sir My son has for three Years peer
afflicted with Epepc Fills, and had the best Nledic al
afforded in this region Of country. but 10 no purpose Every
t,ro weeks. week The pnroH
would come back on him. sometimes ten or fifteen at time
and then he would ooe his reason He became so h% mat
v were fearful he would be an entire IDIOT lie dI not
know enough 10 eat his food One year ago, the 3th OF st
February procured of w. w Roberts, Druggist, in La
Porte a package Of YOUR extract for Fits AND HE HAS
NEVER HAD a FIT SINCE. He has taken eleven pack
ages; and although he las eTen d any symptoms
of Fits since commenced the of the medicine, yet
continued II until eleven packages were Used up lie has
taken none for tree four months past, md Is FER
FFCTLY WE'LL His mind IS restored aud ne Il now ca
pahle of doing business formerly. and 4 HUNDRED
WITNESSES CAN BEAR TESTIMONY TO THESE
FACTS. Very respectfully.
lSgned) NOAH MILLER.
Laporte Ind Feb. ., 1850.
Single Packages IS. Four Packages $40.
A. B. & D SANDS, 100 FuIton-st. Of William
New-YoTk, Wholesale gents for the Middle Southern and
Western States, Canadas the British Provinces and West
Indies ola lmS&W
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DRUGS.

EXTRACT of LOCKWOOD and CUT
aIDYE WOODS OF the first quality manufactured ey
the HEPPERHAM MILLS, for sale n the lowest Marker
price, by the manufacturers.
au2s 5meod' RUSSELL Il STILES 1876 Water-st
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CITY ITEMS.
z. F. ELLEr.

PUBLIC HEALrH-The following Is the Weekly
Report of Deaths in the City and County of New
York for the forty third week Of l850-from the
10Th day of October to the 26th day of Oct. 1850:
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HARTnS VEGE-

HINTS FITS DIR. HART'S VEGE-
IL TABLE EXTRACT is the only remedy that can oe
relied on for the permanent OF Spinal Complaints Spas
modc C0ntracti0ns Irritation Of the Nerves, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Nervous Tremors Nenralgic Affections,
ApOplexv Paralysis General Debility, DeiceAcy OF Merry
GUS and PHYSICAL Energy, aud nil Nervous Disorders IN
Guiding dreadful of I'LL diseases that ever affect the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

BLOWN DowN-A partly finished frame house
owned by Mr. Ode, was blown down in Oxford
ST. on Sunday afternoon.
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70 A girl about ten years old, in attempting
to cross the track in front of the engine, as the
train was approaching the Weir crossing at New
B edlord was run over, and instantly killed.
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HorE1.-It is proposed to erect new Hotel IN
South, Eigbth.st. near the river with good accom-
modations for boarders, after the plan OF the Mum
sion House or Globe Hotel i'll Brooklyn.
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DIANO- FORTES.-V.F F. HARRISON,
d No q Canalst offers for sale splendid assortment
OF rosewood Fores Off octaves with the latest I'M
poyemeuts and the lowest Manufacturers prces Those
In want of superior instrument will peass cau and ex-
anime previous TO purchasing elsewhere OLA lrn'd
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~ &H. BARMORE offer at their Manu-
w sfactory and Wnre-roon, SiS BLEECKER-St corner
of Charlesst assortment of elegant PlANO-tOAIs-S,
with the metallic frame and reverse bridge and al oher
modern improvements o5 llnS
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COAL.-I am selling COAL, as usual,
" of The BEST QUALITY cheaper than any ether deal
er in e city, from my yard Of King and Greenwich
cts lol0 6wt) PETER CLINTON.
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DEATH by DISEASE OF THE HEART.-An IN
quest held Moaday at 10 Anothonyst upon the Pody
of Flora Dunfam co0red woman AZ years OF age born
in New.Brur swick who died suddenly Ut her residence
Monday morning OF disease of the heart Verdict accord
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r. &C. FISCHER, Qate NUNS & Fischer)
~ Mandatory and Wareroom he Greenwtchst cor o.
Deys-Piano Fortes warranted, with reverse bridge and
patent tube well calculated tcr keeping Ia Piano
Fortes raned repaired let hire and exchanged OLE m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

Intermens IN Greenwood ana Olhef brookyh Siouos'
from Newly and other places, %.
In Boston, Forty third week, Sc deaths;
Males, 81 Females, 10; Children under years
OF age, "a Six deaths at the City Institutions
Americans, 90; Foreigners and Children OF For
eigners, 81.
In Philadelphia forty third week 100 deaths;
under TO- 60 from Aims House, 7.
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The following is the classification OF chlldrt

The deaths IN the corresponding Week Tor SIX
years were as follows
lg5o..........275 t848. .2G ....."l99
1870 l847. .249 1876
In Brooklyn, for the Fortythird week the
deaths were 80; Adults l6 Children, IA Males,
"A. Eamo1oc
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DIANOS FOR SALE and to hire, at
a Barcay-s opposite the torHouse from 81 to oc-
tayes. in rosewood and mahogany cases
aulOSmt JAMES THOMPSON. late Tallnan Randall
ENOR SALE-A new excellent PlANl-
IL NO from n renowned French Factory. Inquire 39
Twenty-fourthst between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
p2S IIYK
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COAL

HOAL.-RED or WHIT ASH at low
" est maret pricea small Nut ST. large Nut, So Stove
or Egg Sc IS Less il taken from boats. Al yard, f79
Brosme-st near Wooster, and 3l3 Bowery.
sI4Sm+ j. WEEKS, Jr. l. NEPHEWS
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10 The following persons died. or were wash
ed overheard from the Connecticut, from Havre:
Johannes Vahaut, aged SO, France; Bernard
Schmidt aged Is, Baden Andrews Blusch, aged
90, Germany; Johann Bull, aged 20, Germany;
Peter Crawlee aged %, Germany Francis A.
Folk, aged !, Germany On board Esmeralda,
McManus from Liverpool: Cornelius Dody, aged
80, England; Ann Louddr'm aged 20, Ireland.
On board Switzerland, from London Richard Bur
CESS London.
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washington G.s-Llght Company.

To the Csisens Of Wahinsen and the Public generally
n Inc puSe
st The company successful operation,
sDs &c an
the OIL and make Cheaper aps &c
tued from any place United states, do sell
s "s9 'ff ss
and hafe for the Of light thai
foot e THIS WI give the company sells az 81 per thousand feet
This shows that this furnishes for ss what would v
much better arce enle preference, besides its
hespness The e produced BY This gas cheaper than any ohs,
iee little difference in te for the d
M who disregard the labor and risk attending the burning
company contemplation by which they
WIFI Pc sos BY s wns % reduce @ price Of the gas
profit profits any YET
% e a ' s ne % .e %
place. other light and this shi Of better quality viii be The
and iir re,nunefsSn for their investment
but those persons are 70 pleased with Ira, pey NE
Could be satisfied with e ofsht they have
made Thai pleasant,
does fear result fair and
made BY composition Their they feel assured will always
proven, The wenoned Dom any aremp rival il. and WIN rem
der The efforts Of the uninformed aborsive.
gas YET their ers. wish % ss placed IN ,e ue position be-
this without the proper Information SPEAK correctly This
s all the claims and
will grow public estimation, in public utility They
have hssancy saying that, IL patronage comps
ny by the corporate authorities and the Congress Of the United sate
BE- sode 10 The course Of The next summer and @ they
that win amply reward such patronage and give satisfaction
BY order O. me Board. Z, LrNDsLEY, Secretary.
0-Atention is called following letters and certificates
which will fully corroborate the above statement;
H-r w.smssros, 10Th January, 1850.
The "a. succeeds very we Il - w sIs s'
pad The light the last Assembly Ball. better think
was made In with candles, and did
much as the candles have n Assembly Ball.
Respectfully, JOHN C. MVEs.
wAsHseros, January Is 1850.
iured by e Washington Gasigh Company, during civilizations
q my Panorama Of Voyage 70 Europe IN the Of Washing
ton and consider 70 be Of excellent quality and taking
osp e dd ys 4 hssp s M psd Y me in
. - Painter and proprietor Of Panorama Voyage Europe.
" WARD, esq, President washngon Gas Light Company
wAsHmoros, Jan. n, 1850.
THIS E % certify that have burned lof the past wces
q NE washington Gas Light Company" and prefer any
other light have used believe cheap nine oil
exclusive of lamps and shts Tor o
o s s.d night for 's nights week and he. just cost me
We have gas by the washington Gas
Company Tor year past, and consder superior,
bisncy 10 tsi Of the northern quite cheap
phine other oils r.. ID. w. IN. GILMAN Drusrsts
JANUARY ~, 1850. ~ -
49,. ,ts fft JAsuAnr "A, Isso.
have been burning Washington Eas for nine months ans
do hereby certify that believe cheap pine oil
not speaking Of It's very superior light i've lights doyi
stairs nom hsfpast four until
mef from early lighting until eleven also paor IN.
s does not cost me over eleven dollars month whereas the
Jan Is--:scod ttffssa - --' - '
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Freen,an Hunt. ESQ.


Our readers will perceive by the following extract,
which we copy from the New York Mirror, that this
distinguished editor and political economist is reapng
the hono to which his long services and very valuable
abon Is conductor Of the Merchants Magazine eminent
y entle him:
PHIrADKLrHh MERcAsrnE LisRARY CoMrAsY AND rns
MERcHANrs MAeAzrM.-It is but few months since we
puoshed series Of resolutions, unanimously passed by
the New York Chamber of Commerce, highly but de-
servedly commcndns Mr. Hunts ssiu forts in de.
psrtneni Of literature Of which he may justly be consider
cd the pioneer and which he has appropriately designed
- ths Literature Of commerce The Mcrcantic Library
Assooiaions Of New York. Balfimoe Boston, Charieson
- CD and Cncnna, fully appfecialing the Iaboss OF
MI Hunt and the value Of his Magazine have suc
oessvciy passed corhmendato resolutions and elected
him ~ honorary snbefof their several limitations Fol
lowing the example, thus the Mercantile Library Com
pany ofPhadclphia, Uhongh lsst yet least on the s)
At meeting OF lie board OF directors held on the 18th OF
Dsosmbcr lss9, unanimously adopted the following rcso
Rssoipsd, That the directors Of the Mercantile Library
Company OF Philadelphia recommend to the business
community the Merchants Magazine published in the
city Of New York. and edi ed by Freeman Hunt 49, as
valuable vehicle oil mercantile facts rcpete with statistics
Of commerce, agriculture, and divers
NED with literary and varied matter, highly interesting
the man OF business and the general reader.
q Hnevsd, That this board, appfeciang the prominence
which the editor has uniformly given 10 the columns OF
Magazine, 70 the history and proceedings Of the various
eecente Library Associations Of the country hereby
elect him an honorary member Of this institution.