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TAGE SETS.
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Their old patrons and the public generally that they
sui continue to sell at rates far below all compe-
tltlon, their assortment being the most extensive
and varied of any establishment in the United
States, being made throu hout of the rst class of
materials and kln-dried wood, from the latest
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peculiar tastes in regard to color, shading, orna-
mentlng, &c, can always find their taste suited
at our warerooms Our facilities are such as to ena
oie-us to finish at the shortest notice Sets in num-
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time A written guarantee in all cases will be
given, If required, on all Furniture sold at our
establishment in regard to its being proof against
over heated rooms or tropical climate Orders
through thepos punctually attended to. The great.
est care bestowed in boxing, that the least injury
will not be sustained in transportation Mattresses
Pillows, Palliasses, &C., &C., at the lowest rates
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"HO'S WHO IN l653.-One email pocket vol
" ume, containing a list of the Royal Family
of Great Britain, the Royal Household, the Minis
try, the Prlvy Council, the House of Peers, the
House OF Commons, Nobility of the United. King
dom, Archbishops and Bishops, Governors of the
British Possessions, Baronets of the United King
dom, knights Civil and Military, &C., &c., &C.
London, 1885, aJiag nFRANf,Ks TAYI0R
Mar 10 =, .+
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10 conclude with the new and laughable Farce of
THE DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM.
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NEW OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER, 1853.
IN Just issued-for sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY, a'
Feb 3 9g8 9 Booksellers, near 9Th OF.
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The performances to commence with ae
RIP VAN WINKLE, aaS e aai
U. The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow. 81.
hip Van Wrinkle !. Mr.. C. BURKE
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Nfs Qark a6usriieen,esats



aSs. i 1Nena bERS offer for sale Tables ten DER
- CENT Tess than any other establishment in the
y Rss. eak, with improved Cloth or Patent
Others Use BY he best ID the unted
States for correctness and elasticity and ara
ranted to stand in their place for years withont
Of all descriptions, With Marble, Mahogany o ar
Pine Beds, can have their orders filled the same
# they were present. by addressing us by mail.
A11iways on hand, Tables, Cloths, Balls, Cues
french Leathers, Pockets, Pool Boards, and Cue
Wax OF the best description. ready for shipping at
the shortes. notice. H4ia e
49,, GRIFFITH & DECKER,
MAR o-ow 80 Ann street, New York
. = FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES 81
long Ahown-Severely Tested-Always Right
The Acknowledged Standard. gl9W q
AGENTS 1855
GEO. C. EWING. Wash;ns,on saE
Mar s1ss rAiRBANKs & CO., SO Water st.
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A MEXICAN ALMANAC for 1858; Boston.
IA For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Dec a Bookstore, near9th street
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NEW VOLUME ABBOT'S HISTORIES, NERo.
IN Dickens's Child's History Of England.
Lives of the Brothers Humboldt, Alexandra and
William. l.s es 3i r.
New pamphlet novel; Agatha's Husband, by the
author of s.Olive," "Ogilyies," &c., at
"a M "a TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Mar 81 ss Bookstore, near 9Th street.
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lXl vols. 80 ~''.'','l = ,-'S''ei' .
The Land of the Caesar and Doge, by William
Furnss. z 80
The New Continent. or Four Years in Gov
eminent Expedition, by Lieutenant Geo. M Col
vocoresses, US. ~ sI vol. g, i5sHh8S ~
Australia and her Gold Mines. VOL, with
map. By r. G. Jameson. fsH sstgfas q
The Character and Acts of John the Baptist, by
Rsv. VIM. c. Duncan, M. A..
The Napoleon Dynasty, or History of the Napo-
leon Family, by the Berkely Men, with twenty
two portraits 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
Mar Is
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY. E0
FOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA,
The Splendid
~ -.sEG STEAMSHIP CHER 0K ZEE

JOHN MCGOWAN, Commander,
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.szzh1eak of Warren street, North River, on
MONDAY !, March 28th. at 2 O'Clock, D.. M,
precisely. ss.is 40
Rates Of Passage to Hava,,a and .NsD Orleans
Upper and After Saloon Berths. 800
Lower Forward Saloon Berths. ..-..... so
No freight taken to Havana utspecie.
Freight taken to New Orleans at 30cents per
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Shippers of freight are requested tosuppty them.
selves with the Company's bills of lading, which
may be had on application at the office. No other
form will be signed.
No billie of ladng signed after 10 o'clock on the
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Forfreight or passageappIy to
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The Ice on Lake Erio

BUFFALO, March 18.-The ice has been blown
away from the shore, and it is all clear ten miles
up the lake. Our harbor is blocked up, but win
probably be clear in a few days. At Cleveland the
harbor is clear. the ice having gone over to the
Canada shore.
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JOHN I. SMITH, -
w HOLESALE UMBRELLA AND pARAsoy
800 MANUFACTURER, NJ, soh

" HoLESALE UMBRELLA AND pARAsor
MANUFACTURER, s N'
234 and 235 Broaduay, .Ns,c York
THE MOST EXTENSIVE IN THE worm
now prepared to offer his customers and mer.
= chants generally such an assortment of UNI.
BRELLAS and PAKASOI1S, which for bsa,lu.
qaat.fy, finish, and prices, cannot be equalIed by
any house in the United States 49, a 81 -, 5
Parastan Fashions.-Walking Cane Umbrellas,
Folding do, Trunk do, Sef-opening do ,Sylphide
Parasols. Alec, very rich Silk Umbrellas and
Parasois, mounted on ivory, pearl, and palm wood
handles, in the greatest variety Verv superior
mourning and half mourning Paraeols > s -
buggy Umbrellas. -Extra quality, with and with
!, GU are respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock before purchasing. b $3.50
JOHN i. SMITH, Manufacturer. =
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MORE NEW SPRING GOODS. -P. ].
lYl STEER, Merchant Tailor, Seventh street.
has just received his new Spring Goods, and wishes
all his patrons and the public to know that for the
extent and beauty of his stock he has never before
had the pleasure to exhibit one that would compare
with it. In truth, he fell upon stock so surpass.
ngly beautiful that he could not resist the tempta-
ton to buy largely, and he fears too largely. He
will therefore offer the greatest possible induce
ments tolpurchasers, and at the same time guaraf,.
tee the highest satisfaction to those who cloth
ing, in regard to fit, finish, and style.
The style of our work was never before 80 ele.
giant and tasteful as it is now, since we have a
separate cutter exclusively devoted to each gar
mept; by which means alone perfection can be
obtained in that important branch a as
We have also the most complete stock of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Stocks,
Gloves, Collars, Cravats, Scarfs, SC.
Mar 2l--d2w
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rARD.--My duties in connection with the 7th
~ Census having terminated, my private COR
respondents will please bear the fact in mind in
the direction of their letters. & l85af5
Washington will be my future place of resi-
dence, where my attention will be directed to pri
vate business and the interests of the National
Agricultural Society. saafvrss
81 Mar 10 es5a8sslstiai3s JOS.sC G. KENNEDY
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: NATIONAL THEATRE.

q & e. = Q z e 81
% TrM 49, q. =. - 8. Sole lessee
% n XT AT 80 citing and Stage Mhiag%r.
s. y IA = Treasurer.
Re-engagement ct the celShr.aeri, nann.. ! mo.
rican Comedian, MrCHARLE6 nsIR ~ = ''.S
sss5tse 5ssst4 5.
MONDAY EVENING, MA RICH 2i. asss
Will be presented W. Barryman's Celebrated
Drama, in two acts, called 'ae e
a5s.'5q GILDEROY, 81 49, s5.5.
sa Or, The Bonnie Boy. 81
Andrew Cloutem :. &. .s.Mr. G. BURKE.
La Polonaise -. J. ;. Miss ANNIE WALTERS. ~
ae@ The performances tn cnmnerce with assl
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NEW &:IMPORTANT. MEDICAL WORK
bat to observe in medical cases at the
BEDSIDE and after DEATH Published under au-
tinorlty Of the London Medical Society of ODserva
ton. Price one dollar. 49, "a r-,a
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
.sFS ss,.;5q Medical Booksellers, near 9th ct.
] All medical books supplied at the publishers
lowest northern prices. ss - = Mar
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EIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Lost, on the
Il 9th of February, black and tan Terrier Pup,
about Eve months old, long tail and Gears; an
swers to the name of Harry. The above reward
will be paid for his delivery at Kimmell Walkers
Livery Stable. ss& 46fE 4i8 gssS giE5 Sfa3s
Mar 19-d3t* lspsf s5t.F Iii Estf n "a fi4s sad
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FIRE-A frame tenement on the Seventh street
road, near the "Cross Keys" belonging to Mr.
William Bell, butcher, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday night about twelve o'clock. The fire
was evidently the work of an incendiary, as the
house was unoccupied.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-The manager has re- en-
gagged the celebrated and popular American come
dian, MIR. Charles Burke. This evening an at.
tractive bill is presented-"Gilderoy,' Grip Van
Winkle,'' and "The Double bedded ROOM
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TVHE INDUSTRIAL REsOU RCES OF, THE
l. SOUTHERN AND WESTERN STATES
their Commerce, Agriculture, Manufactures, In
ternal improvements, Slave and Free Labor, In.
stitutions, History, Statistics, Sc, &c; by j. D.
B. De Bow. just completed in three large octave
volurnes-price S 10. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Mar a 81
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z - q 49, 49,
La Polonaise Z. h. Miss ANNIE WALTERS. q
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SEWING MACHINE.

81 Maiden Lane and SO Nassau st.
Sept l3
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Transactions in Stocks 81
NEw YoRK, March 19. SALES at first board of
Canton at 29z; Erie S5s; Harlem 625; Norwich 5os;
Reading S75a; Cumberland sos Morris 20; New
Greek, p; Nicaragua 3Os.
Sales at second board of Kentucky 6's at lO8:
Canton 29a; Erie 85a; Cumberland soy; Parker q.
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Libeney, the attempted assassin, was executed at
Vienna on the Goth ultimo. The Emperor has not
quite recovered from the wound, which is more
serious than was at first supposed Eas 4s <,
Rumors, which are carefully contradcted, say
that mob bad assailed the British Ambassador at
Vienna, and attacked the embassy. The truth
seems to be that they broke his windows
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The Difficulty at Honduras.

BosroN, March l9.-The brig Helen Jane, Cap
tain Sackett, arrived at this port this morning
with further advces relative to the aggressions Of
the British in Honduras. a.7a EaI9. ftta4
Her dates from TruxiIlo are of the 9th of Feb
ruary. - tA EG
These accounts state that her majesty's war
steamer Devastation, Captain Campbell, arrived
and that Immediately upon her arrival an officer
was sent on shore, with despatch to the COM
mandant of the port, requiring the removal of
certain troops stationed at Limas, on the Romaine
river, Honduras territory, for some time past in
possession OF the English mahogany cutters.
second despatch was afterwards sent, demand
ing that the troops be removed by IL O'Clock the
following day. This demand was accompanied
by demand, also, that the British subjects should
not be interfered with in future. If the demands
were not complied with, Captain Campbell stated
that he should proceed to Limas and remove the
troops by force. As no resistance could be made
on the part of the people of Truxillo, the demand
was complied with under protest. nc dsf
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charge of the duties of that post he acquired ne
distinction Of being considered skilsal opera
tor in Wall street, and one OF the most disagree
able men IN social intercourse that ever trod
drawing room floor, Is for politics. he had
no more ,han Cummings knife grader,
until IT occurred to him that az the
democratic party in this State was
wretchedly poor, and he was comfortably rich,
q bargain might be made between them for the
exchange OF some Of their influence against
some of his money. The thing was absurd on
the face Of it as the only occasion on which his
name had Teen mentioned in connection with
politics, was when he took Hulsemanns piac
as representative Of Austria in the " .trs
States. But the democrats were yer nosy
and could not stick at triaes. Belmont .yas
very ambitious, and as ready, for ne matter Of
principles. to represent the. U,dtea States a.
Austria. So the bargain and sale were conc,na-
ed, and our national honor was placed in the
hands of stock jo' .,ber.
Need we turr. to George r. Sanders. torn
remorseiessiy from the bar of this city of which
he was SO c' Instant and SO amiable an ornament.
and foiste". into the place which the veteran
Colonei Aspinwall has so long filed with honor?
Does body know any thing in the favor Of
| the one beyond the fact of his good nature ?
Does any one know any thing in disparagement
Of the other? One would have thought that
even Marcy would have respected the white
hairs OF the old soldier. whose mutilate1 arm
| gives him claim on our favor that we can
never discharge, and whose long years OF able
and popular service ought to have earned for
him life tenure ofbis Office But the old prin-
ciple was at work. The Democratic Reriep
had to be rewarded and the hoary veteran was
driven from his home in order to enable the
administration to pay its debts.
The last appointment was, we believe, that of
John L. O'Sullivan, the .Jfli5ustero. Had Lopez
been living. he would doubtless have had
| first class mission. Criticism on such selec.
tons is pontless; the bare statement of the fact
is more severe than whole volumes Of censure.
Nor is II necessary to pursue further cata-
logue so pregnant with shame.
Two socialists, one stockjobber, a professional
lobbier Of supply bills, and a. flibustero, are a
fair sample OF our representatives abroad
These are the men on whom We have to rely to
follow up the conduct OF Ingraham, and raise
cur national honor and fame in Europe. These
are the fruits Of the system by which, under
such politicians as Marcy elections and the
| distributions Of Offices have become mere bar
gains and sales utterly disgraceful to all OF us,
| and inevitably ruinous to cur political pros
| perity.
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DEATH OF TIE CONSUL GENERAL OF FRANCE.
We have TO to day the melancholy intelli-
gence Of the death OF General Felix IAcote Consul
era of France who expired in this CT last evening"
bis residence No. 10 West Seventeenth street The late
Consul had very brilliant and distinguished career,
both soldier Of France and diplomat of that king
dom BE was taken from the military college of Metz
st an early age about the period of the first decline Of
the empire Napoleon, and attached to the STAFF
Of Marshal Gerard as an Aid decamp
In this capacity he served 1T the battle of Lgny in
which engagement. the deceased officer wounded in
the side. He subsequently advanced to the rank Of
Major General and present upon the field OF Waterloo
For his conduct there he promoted TO the rank Of
Cheva.r OF the Legion Of Honr add is conseq uently
entitled to have bs enrolled upon the Ii Of the
veterans of that high grade.
When the empire foally fell he to the United
States ard sojournad for lime at Bordent1wn, New
Jersey the % fph Bona parte Count de Surv
hers. He subsequently Hxsu residence in New York.
and brief period the second Tor and prop cetor OF
NE Coaaler y ae Uttei Sta.s Aft the French revolu
ton of lSiS the 'ssion Of Louis Napoleon the
Presidency OF the Republic the deceased ysd retired
ren active life until the friendship of the Priace Pres
dent invested him, in 1850 with h functions of Consul
General, in which Office he has JUST died.
NJ lacoste died at what may no termed early age
He fifty nine years old. He he tedious Illness
and breathed his lat IN the Of Louis Bor
Consul OF france, and Victor Deauny, who had arrived
at the moment to inquire after his h. ah The funeral
will take place 1ext Wednesday morning. announced in
another part of our paper.
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City Intelligence.

THE ST. NICHOLAS Sockry-This Society assembled last
night large numbers the ST. Nicholas Hotel and the
Hon. Ogden Hoffman, the Attorney General Of this State,
elect being in the chair. The Society proceeded 10
election and chose the following officers for the ensuing
year:Presdent Frederick De Peyster First Vice presi.
dent, Hon. Hamilton Fish. Second Vice President Or. j
W. Francis; Third Vice President Judge James j. Roose
yelt Fourth Vice President Broadhead Treasurer,
VIM a. johnson Seer ta~y, Charles r. Swords Assis-
tant secretary, Richard Mount, Jr Managers, Wan.
J. Van Wagenen, jacob Authony, Cornelius Oakley,
III henTy Haght Alexander j. Cottrea1 Elias g. Drake,
John Kidlsy Jacob A. we-t.rvslt. JanesH Kpp. Chap
lains Rey Thomas v-rm,e, VIM. L. johnson. Ply
sicians, re Jem'n Craih ". D., A Dubois, NJ. d. Con-
suhing PHYSICIANS John c. Cheesnsn H. D., Richard 5.
si ,. Stewards, q. G.. Van Wagenen. John
At he close OF the election the meeting adjourned.
MEETING or THE SNIP RonEhs "A meeting of the ship
borers was held last evening" ut $50 Fourth street. but
owing 10 tue tma ancs nothing transacted.
This class has hereofor foroed themselves into BODY
for the purpose of establishing their rate Of wages at
hermore aimed to destroy III. present. habit Of this Glass;
Of taking work on contIac, which they say is burden
some on the majority Of tnrm but, owing to want Of
unanimty among thtn kriv.s they last night IN
PEELED to abandon their ~ ganisaten.
MEETING or TIE HOUSE CAhpT>TERs An adjourned meet
ing of This trade held last evening, at ntion
Hail. No 119 Wooster 81. Get but it poorly attended
owing to which, potbnx done. Their EMPLOYERS
they say have of lat- thsir wages from So per
day to 81 TO- and the this meeting was TO resist
such decrease of pay rhi. class of workmen rank
among the first in CITY Tor intelligence, sobriety and
industry; and, II they should act unanimously, they
w.; h ~. 1870 n 81 oo0a'A'AA1 ueeic@se Oh
A Ceun Rry Own ~ BRo,nw.y-A o;r, naval p,,.
JrEen ahopt IA vea,s ~ a.s va krocHaj dour 81, -,
ovar hv ono NJ kinn = R~osnss staaas wh;Ia sha ~.
crossing az Fulton trest yestarJav ,tsrooo
The spectators Of the al ccuuencs that Tho
anrarentlS IN Ifasss cnso w R; Sno o "a' ,
tbe or Of 1ohn s,ast ~ ara b & w. ;, S
ply stefan, after which taken to the Hospital
where she les lat the line of writing in very critical
situation. The child accompanied by her ia her and
mother ard they were their way to the brig Falcon,
in which they to ,aii fr the West Indies. It
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4 Chdi9e q buttnJ 10 ~ snd, FtEe PFe'eets0ai Ter
500 yes.eluAy ~ man banaed Ahonaas D..
Sin, on wsrrati sn-a ny Justice Osborn, where'n he
,ua' see WIN nlanhR rom the nrin Of Utis q
r soo 40. 90 Stree pi OF goods amounting
.,;' " eae - VI. 81 a,e IN, trauouisht represea
Smith called at the .tot. Of h. abye named srm M
sta tied that he wish ~ pnf IN bill, of o,,s an .
credit George T. Berry o, If the firm al him
that was perfect stra r-r 10 them IL II benrs
they would be willing 10 trus, m it becaIns
for them to be .t,6ad i, som. nr sura a. "a lie o!
81 biiity TO lay. A.cor ,trv Mr. Smith vrot. ons
the fofow;no stat.m.,t =. NJ, $3.50 w." ~. ous
Firm Thoma. b. smith; nj 20, bu,ness BAL, NJ
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fence openea. There y a mystery about the case
which hiss get 10 he .Sl ned Melville was young
nan NOT long married-the accused was one OF the
witnesses OF tie marriage ceremony. The de ,eased
subsequently left New York ia pursuit Of peouniiry
claim 10 which his wife was entitled; ia the mean.
tine Mrs Melville took lodgings under an Assumed
name, where she was visited by De Corn, on sre
husbands return he found that bis wife hal fed. t
scught De Corn, an encounter ensued, the ,sbaud,
who was armed with stick, was with: De Corn
retired TO an entry and came fosSard with pistol
and shot Melville through the neart who died in ten
minutes. The defence is t''nat the accused was sub
iect to alterations o. mind, and that he assailed
DeCotn with his SICK who in self defence used the
deadly weapon. The prisoner is man, as appears
~ Inc sa' ment of the District Attorney, OF high
altahmeD' 5, good character, and distinguished To-
yi " father having fought aud bled for the honor
q us country. The Trial has not yet terminated.
The Democratic Republican General Committee
passed resolutions asst night well worthy of the
spirit and Independence Of the national democracy.
The Ben. Francis b. Cutting, Esq, delivered 4
speech, which viii tel in Washington upon Guthrie
& Co., and which deserves the perusal OF every
national democrat in the party Both the resolutions
and speech We publish to-day.
A despatch from Loubyule states that the yellow
lever had again mace its appearance AT Natehez,
Miss, and that number had died Off
The election for State officers and members af the
Legislature of Massachusetts, took place yesterday
The returns, far received, indicate that there
has neen 40 choice for Goyernx and it is probable
that TIE constitution has been rejected by very
| decisive vote.
General Felix Lacoste, Cczsul General of France
| died at his residence III this city last light.
meeting to sustain The national democrats O.
this State was held at Washington las. night fer ar
account of which our readers are referred to thu
| telegraphic columns.
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Medical Meeting.

The snnivnsary meeting Of the New York ConGty Mei
cal Society held at the Halls Of Justice (Grand Jury
room asst eyeningDr Galen Carter. Vice President
in the chair Twenty four members were present. The
minutes OF the las. meeting were read and approved.
Tie Treasurer reported balance OF ia the treasury
receipts during the year.
The officer for the ensuing year then el.cted
-PresidentGslen Carter. NJ. o.; Vice Presiden.
Benjamin ogden, Corresponding Secretsry--Eivd
Beadle ~ Recording Sece4tary--John Van Kless
TIeasurer--R. Robson, M. ID Csusors--Drs Detmold
Woodward, Foster, Hart, and Downs
motion made that the subject OF delegates TO the
meeting OF the state Medical Society be referred TO the
Commission. Lost
There .bats Upon the subject Of the number Of
delegates SLOWED 10 the society Il said that new
Law had been passed. allowing the society fourteen dele
gsfes instead Of motion made that deley ties
go at their expense. One member said that every
delegate had lately charged $50 for bis expenses whether
lie emit to Albany or not The whole subject was then
laid on The table, and referred to the officers of the So
ciety.
After the transaction Of other unmportan. bust.
nese, the society djourned.