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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-10

OuR REPRESENTATIVES, Shower AND TIE
TARiFF.-lt may be convenient for that por-
ton of the voters in Cecil, Hartford. Baltimore
and Carroll countics-Doct. Showers con
stituents-to remember that on Wednesday
last their Honorable Representative voted on
test question, in favor Of decreasing the
present tariff, which that portion Of the peo-
pile think already too low. In that vote he
was accompanied by Messrs May and Ham
iltoa-Mr. Vansant voting against them. OF
course the two Wings from the State voted
against any reduction.
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ALEXANDER EVANS,
Adtnr.,ey .f1 H.syy

MAY be found at the Office to which he ha'
I'LL lately removed, opposite the store o
William Torlert, Esq. in the building re
Gently occupied us the Post Office; or at the
Office adjoining his residence, Elkton, Mary
lani. IApril %. 81.
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RICHARD GRASON,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, will give prompt
n attention to all Law and Chamccry bust
,rcss intrusted to him. He attends regularly
the Hartford Courts, and persons having bnsi
ness in them. will have it strictly attended to
II placed in his hands. Office nearly opposite
"rountain Inn" Elkton, Md. fully 10y
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Col kINNEY.--The orfolk Herald ofSatur-
dly says that instructions have been received
by the agent in that city from Col. Kinney,
authorsing the stopping of enrolling men
for the Central American expedition. 1t is
said unfortunate circumstances and difficult
ties have caused the Colonel to conc to this
detcrm nation.
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F2hDtS ALDRIDGE. SAMUEL B. GRANT.
NEW STORE.

A LBRiDGE * GRANT, would respect.
n fully inform their friends and the public
generally, that hey have taken the stand
Lately occupied, by Nj. Samuel Miller. at the
corner of Main and Bow Streets, and have
opened with general variety Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
embracing every variety al N efchLatiise that
are usually kept in town and contry stores
Consisting in part of Clshluercs, Coburgs,
Muslin d. Laiuas, Manchester Ginghams,
Alpicas, Prints from . to II cents; Swss.ani
Book Muslins, Silk and Linen fIandkerchiets.
red and white Flanncls. black and fancy col
ored Cloths. CAssinnres. S,tinetts. Also, an
extensive and we'd selected stock of Queens
ware. with n general assortment of Hats.
Caps, R,ots,and Shoes, including great va
ricty of Trimmitss, nc.
They wonld particularly call the attention
of House Carpenters and Builders to their
stock ut Hardware, comprising Locks, Latch
eI. Screws. Nails, Sc., as they Il utter them
selves they can sell them much lower than
HIS heretofore been done.
All kinds Of Groceries, and very cheap.
Their stuck is entirely new, having just pur-
chased them in the city Of Philadelphia
Those who are in want of cheap goods, would
do well to call and examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Country produce til
ken in exchange for goods. [Jan 20
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FARM E0R SALE.

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK. sit
n mated on the river half mile from the
village OF North East, containing l2O Acrss.
IN good state Of cultivation, with good build
tngn thereon; consisting of a Dwelling. Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on
L. l.. WOOLET,
NAV ~ If North East. Md.
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FOR RENT.

1 A new Dwelling House, IS by 26
JsS&1ls feet, two stories and an attic, with 2
li::s liz rooms on each floor COR 8 rooms)
E.lEt, with dry cellar under all, and
good garden. Possession given on
the 10Th of March. For terms apply to
THOMAS RICKETTS,,
Feb 10 If Ricketts, Mills, near Elkton,
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NEW FALL. GOODS.

I J SCOTT & BRO have just opened their new
"A. stock of Fail and Winner Goods. embracing
larger. cho:er and cheaper assortment than they
Lnrn or heretofore offered to the pub ic
EV'Ial and see them. opposite the Fountain Inn
befor" purchasing es.where, if you want bargains
III tun IL
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FOR ESENI.

A small two story frame dwelling; there is.
"a attached to it about one acre and half
OF ground, and situated two miles from Elk
ton, on the Baltimore and Philadelphia Turn
pike; for terms apply to Jacob r. Collins or
to John Mckinsey, living on the premises,
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PUBLIC SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A BUILDING formerly used as Sash and
II Door Factory. 40 by 90 feet. % stories
high, with shed attached 50 by II it.; also an
Engine and Boiler Of six horse power, ready
to attach machinery Of any kind
This property is located in the business
part ofthe town of PoRT DErosIr, Md, and
might be used for various manufacturing pnr-
poses, hui mere especially asa Machine Shop,
Carriage Factory, or an Agricultural Manu-
factory, the latter being much needed, thou
sands of dollars worth of implements being
annually brought from distant cities to sup
ply the wants OF the surrounding country.
To an enterpris;ug man few places Offer
greater advantages that the one now offered.
The property will he sold on rea' oaable
terms, or to n good tenant would he leased
for u term Of years.
For further particulars apply to the under
signed. E. ID. McCLENAHAN.
Port Deposit, Feb 10 I'm
'.'Gazctte, Wilmington; Record, West
Chester; Baltimore Clippperand Cecil Demo-
crat, copy month and send billt to advertiser
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AHLEN7INES.-A the Dry Good Store
Of T.. BRowN, Jr., Sentimental Vale
tines, Valentine Cards, and fancy Envelopes
IN great variety. FEB 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-10

INFLUENCE OF NLwsPApERs.-Th Boston
board of trade are endeavoring to extendi he
Western circulation of Boston newspapers,
for the purpose Of influencing trade in favor
of nat city,
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4f!0rrir0.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. j. Shields. Mr..
WIN. q. MERRY and SARAH l.. RurrnN, both
of Elk Neck, Cecil county.
In Philadelphia on the list inst, hv Alder.
man j. Mitchell, WIN. SlDwrLL of Chester
county, Pa, to LETIrIA YERKEs OF Cecil Co.
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" III. PiNKNEY EWING,

III IOh-N IL Il L-lb'
EEAElNG returned from the West, and
j. l. permanently located in Elkton, Will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
him.
Dffice-with Hon. Alexander Evans.
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ATTENTION.

TsHIIE Subscriber DESTROYS of resuning his
l. former business Of Surveying and Convey.
aacing. promises to Accommodate all who de
sire to patronize him. His office will be il
E!kton until the 18th Of March next
January % 1854. JOHN JANNEY.
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PAupERs.-There were 1880 persons in
the New York aims house last week; an ia-
crease of "A from the report Of the previous
week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-10

UMr. Victor Considerant and family
left Brussels on tho 18th of January, for
Texas, where lie goes TO establish colony.
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Lessons i'm Drawing.

TI,!IE undersigned will give lessons in draw
L ing TO persons DESTROYS Of acquiring a
knowledge of this ussf9! art. Rooms at the
Howard House. Honrs ofinstrnction between
4 and 10 p. NJ. +. Z. SMITH.
Elkton, Nov Aft
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XIN lNCY GOODS.-Port Monnaies, Pen
Il Knives; nail, finger and tooth Brushes;
PeTfumcry, Soaps, &c. together with large
assortment of fancy articles suitable for Fl oil
day presents, at TORBERT'S.
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Vl)c Cecil lubia.
ELKTOH, FERaUARY 40, 1850.

lT-'rlc Plank Road statement referred to
short time ago, will be published next
week.
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EUER g. BROTHER,

Corner liafkct ond Chu1ch 81,
ELKTON, ND.
EOBBlNH promptly attended to, and exc
~ cuted with noatncss and despatch.
G~plsns. Specifications. Estimates, &c.
NJ ate free of barge. Nov IL If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-10

IIT-Ilcre we have letter from former
other state and many miles distant from the
neighborhool of which he writes. His letter
will be interesting to the people along the
Oc:oraro, ard were he back among them, he
would find the descendants Of several OF
those he names, and many others, who
would not fail TO sustain the high estimate
he placed upon their fathers and predecessors
i'll that section Of the county.-Ed.
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Che nlar!icts.

ELKToS MARKET.-The following are the
prices now paid here for the articles named !;
Wholesale. Retail.
Flour per hhi. s9.25 Butter, (scarcc) e5 c
Wheat per bus. S2.o5 Eggs, IG c.
Corn Z" sf Turkcs per lb. 10 c
Oats &C 45 Geese Sc
Potatoes Sc 100 Chickens, pair 81 c
Buckwhcat -four is retailing at SIPS to
$3.50 per quarter. OAK wool, So to $50
Hickory S4.50.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9th.-=Flour SIS. 25 to
SS.G2i: rel wheat Si.Ga to 50: white wheat
50 60 to 50 %; Corn IS to 40 cents: Oats
81 cents: Clov,rScel 1918; Timothy So so.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.-Flour is firmly
hel d, but there is very little doing The las,
sales reported for shipment, were at So az
Small sales for home consumption within
the range Of 50 a % for good brands, ami
extra at SO log Rye Flour is dull, at Sc
per barrel. and Com Meal, at SAL.
The market is nearly bare of Wheat and
very little coming in. Sales of prime Pcnna.
red at 2l5 CTS. Last a'es of white at 225,.
Rye % 81 "a, Corn-yellow Csc. Oats
e., a sic
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FEBRUARY, 2ND, 1855

fph,hh1, -Nb, i'oo'
To IKE Editor Of 1he Cecil Hhig-Den
Sir 1t is astonishing what small matter
will sometimes bring up old rccolectons.
some time since noticed an advertisement in
your paper, giving notice Of a view for Il road
from portcr's Bridge to Rowlandsyilrin your
county: and this advertisement; called up the
rtcolltctions Of youthful associations. When
boy, knew all those grounds, and often
wondered that there was no direct road from
Portcrs Bridge to Wallis mill. The place
was not then called Rowlandsyilc. think
a Mr.. Cathcart kept small store on the
north side of Octoralo creek, and often rode
on horseback over the hills of that ncig'bor-
hood, adminng the lovely scenery and fine
farms. The land was then owned by the
Cromwclls, Halls, Phisicks. Ewings portcrS
and Gllpspics. AT that day | considered
them '.oM school eemlemer," and never did,
and never will feel 50 much respect for envy
other men. 1t is likely they had not half
Tie knowledge | Attributed to them; but
they were polite and Kind, and gave them
credit for all the intelligence in the Union.
They have all passed away long since. and
few of their descendants occupy the soil. In
hearing of their deaths | have sincerely
nourncd for those who had likely in life
forgotten me. 1t would produce pleasant
melancholy feeling on my mind to travel over
this once much loYcd nelghborhood, but it
would be melancholy indeed to have to tell
who was, as l called at the former resi-
dcnccs Of old friends,
Now, Mr.. Editor, you will be ready to say
that this old man, who has nursed his boyish
sentiments so long, must have been native
of Octofaro Hundred Not So but when |
was let loose from tho school and the farm.
my first travelling was in that neighborfood.
first saw the Susquchanna river from the
farm of Mr.. Cromwell, opened my eyes the
first time on tide waite, at Rock Run, Il think
Port Deposit was not then namely and re,
collect we'll MY feelings on both occasions.
| will end just where started, think
there ought to be a good road from Porter 5
Bridge to Rowlandsville. JUSTICE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-10

CARPETS - 1000 yards Wool, ingram Bemp
X and Cotton Carpets, in store and Cor sale by
.Nsvll j r. ASH.
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CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February 8. Bcef--Thcrc
were Offered at the scales to-day 100 Bcaves
400 sold. leo left over. $50 driven off.
Prices $3.50 to $40 on the hoof, equal to 81
j nett, and averaging s5.-Snall decline.
IIoGs-The sales at the scales to day were
al Sc soar.
SrEEp-Thc sales at the scales to-day were
from 50 10 "A. Dull.
New IoES, Feb. 7th.-Bcef Cattle sold at
20 81 to SO. Extra quality brought Sill.
1887 head were offered.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 5th.-Bccvcs soil at
s. to Sll 90 per 100 lbs, nett. Sheep sold
at $3.50 to Sc 80 per head
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LloR WINTER.-lIeavy Bangup, Box and Sack
j OveIcoa's together with an assor' ment OF Froc
Goats, Vests and Pantaloons, for sale by
Nov ~ J. B. ASH.
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yITHEN you 60 to Elk'on call at 'sTORBERT'S
w and bay some ST that Caresash Tobacco if
- want good srtic'e iOr 7
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N Il W
CARRIAGE MANDATORY,

Wv.
THNllE subscribers have this day associated
d thcmscl"ea under the firm Of II. \. Hall
4 Co., and will on the fist day Of March,
next, commence the business Of CARRIAGE
MAKING. in all its various branches, at tho
town Of llkton, where they will be happy TO
see their friends, acquaintance, and the pub
lie generally, and supply them with every
description Of Fancy Carriages, Rockaways,
Bugges, &c. on the most pleasing terms,
made of the best material, in substantial
and workmaulka manner.
II. \. HALL.
Feb 10 If j. ID. MARCUBANE
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SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
4 quantity Of this invaluable manure just
n received and for sale by
STOUT 4 FORD.
Aug25 North East Depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18
LOSr....For The Weei

sHUDDER at thy blithe GOOD Night"
A sudden sadness fills the ROOM
Even the hearth-fres dancing light
Lapses at once from "elow to gloom"
Manly and resolute thou art
Thy fearless eyes are clear and bright
Yet, like knell upon my heart,
Echoes thy mellow toned Good night"
Thy mothers heart returns the glow
The loving warmth of thy caress;
Yet. soon from drunken curse and blow,
Her gray head will be shelterless.
see the path thou hast begun,
With downward. sliding feet, TO tread;
| see its end-I have no son,
Even among the sainted dead.
Once twas my fear of agony
To lay thy form beneath the sod;
Now the souls burial must see
Be mtroifxl-O, God! o. God!
More falsely fair, more pitiless,
Than e'er on Norway's awful coast,
The Maelstrom circle sucks thee in
My clild my darling = lost lost loss
Deaths lesser gates are guarded well;
On stormy shores the beacon light,
Ger dangerous sands the tOlling bell,
Send forth their warning on the night.
But-curses on thee-TraitOr Law!
There is no guide, no guard, to keep
The tbOughtless millions from that tide
Which sets to Ruins fiery deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18
pREsBYrERY OF NETWORK.

The Presbyiery Of Ne~-York ressseubled yester-
day forenoon at the First Presbyterian Church, ,tle
Rev. j. d. Weliss corner Of Fifth an Sou b. raird-
cts WiilIsms bursh. There WAS general attendance
Of members The Rev. Nsih ,niel Hs<it, having bssn
selected Moderator pre-ided, snd the Revs G. h.
Embry ana b +. Stesd acted a. Clerks.
DIR. John n Krets sas eec'ed Stated Clerk for the
ensuing year, AID DR. Hugh Auchncloss was elected
TrtssuTer.
On notion ii was decided to bold the next meeting
Of the Preshyo Try al Astoria Long Island.
The TREASURER reoored that &c 9l3 had been
rsiseo By special assessmsn, upO the churches This
pays the d. bts OF the Presby tery and leaves bal
spce in the Treasury OF over 600.
Juoton Hopkins WA appointed missionary to
territory in the vicinity Of the N.vj Ysld, Brooklyn
The Rev. JONI NJ. KREBs offered the fclloSing,
which was adopted
Whereas 1t UNDERWOOD that the General Association OF
Come under the snsgeop Of tbs Assion Of Var
field bss adopted sresuion npl4n 20 tns Gem
es Ace cstn sSsos this Prsbytery Tor Receiving the
DR. Eevf ruendon ofthe Cenaseti:ut ssoosti
OF Fsbfeld West, therefore,
Odrsd Thst the Stated Clerk furnish orr Conni'oas-
Assmby With the records and other docu nens per
tanning 10 this csse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

Mr.. Joseph Hiss was horn in baltimore and soma
ne sps per writers graduating the nselyes Win
the idea that 10 stating this fact they remove ds-
grace from Massachusetts,. But this is grave error.
There il nothing sbsmsfu to the city OF Baltimore ia
the accident Of his birth there There are hunareos
just like him in tls purii. us ofeyery grer cry Bat
Baltimore Fever took him mp and set aim eeIore ns
world as fitting Representatives Of the modesty, the
WORTH the intellect and the rehne msnt OF tne nv
II was Boston With did oil this and upSp hs boz
ton coI.ilusb must res toe a. voers Of May
land select him the person with who.e repusatou
they would identify the honor OF their order, ~
choosiIy him dc their fttest man Tor state hashn
" OF the supreme order ofthe S,E SpsDged Bsnner.
I, was in Ma.snchuetts that this singular tas'e W.
exfibited and Massachusstis must pay the Pensy ~
epcuripg the reproach. 1t not just or reason
attempt 10 divide it with STATE, which, 40 far as W
know, spewed him out years ago; ,v,a. -
FoRrUsE IN WAIrrsG FOR SOME OsE - Tc
QUINCY Herald says . :" snng little ior'ans "
slOO 600 can be obtsined by the legal bers when.
ever they may cal for II, at ieam 50 nsy arc MON
LETT BY John Stout, Of Souh Csrollns previous g
The war Of the Revolution, to biz brosher ;. LHa9
Stout and his sister, Macy Stout, then OF NewJw.
tey, but subsequently, Of virsinis, ,omevnere W ~
for mary years, and where they died Nancy stout
du,i, her lifetime, married man named haft, ass
st. Lsser u female named BNkicw. As t1ose 2T-
tss LoveY made d.nMd Tor m money y ~ s1o
dress Dsnie Stout. Rock River, IL, on tae saejscs
DEATH or An AGED 81 voLurrosARY PEsaosehS
Tn. Us,os states that Intelligence - ooss receives
A. the Pension Office OF The death OF iiasn hans,
soldier Il the Revolution. He died a. Jcnesocrs
TtnLeisee, on the 10 OF February, At sss exrsss
oir uy eye Of ITO years. Hs wS ms'red TO me lss
wife WHO nov in ,ceipt Of pension a. bis ~ldo's
IL the 9cth year Of his sge. I
D.Arp OF A VETERAN John Reed, one o,
ol6est citizens Of Clarke County, indsna a'ss -
week. He was ore Of the eSly settlers Of
tr2 and has been engaged 10 several nsn,s -
the Indians. At one time be wss all .Hea IN ~
woods b, az Indians, Do, succeeded IN escaping "
oply two WOUNDS. He ws ais, enssysd 10 tns oSns
Of fippecinoe. l''''' 49, =
DAsnL wrnsrrRs CAnaIAon i ,.,s s. :. -.
t;on ~ Poston by Mr.. Riddls, on Saturday, -
en- so-als,s ,pm Than would Lave been fe1''e' ~
good hsnd cart.
HEAVY TRAIs-A frsio Of forty csrs. con. 900
live so wa, brousht into Albany, on y.ss,r
poop. on Tho Central Ralway. The ran wa
| qusrter of mile In lengn. . II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Of ttis Association
wss held on Monday evening a, The Am,y-st. Church
near Wooster-t, and was very nunerou,ly ssseni-
ed. s s CossrAsr, the Chairman elect, occupied
The Ch.i'
Amer the opening exercises An interesting debate
followed on the question How should Teachers
Meetings 10 conducted !" during the diAeussioo OF
which by Messrs. PARDEE, WILSON, BREWSTER,
JAoKsos, FULLER aud BouRsE many sppr,p. i'e
tacfs were introduced.
Thirty FIVE schools were reported. viz: Nos l, 4,
H. H. IT, o. &C. a. %, 80 SO, AZ, A. so, 81, ST. 81,
e5 TO- 73 a. 10 ell s5 So 81, a. lO2, lo3, 1874, iia,
l54 l76 III ls9
Mr.. PARpKE made report Of labors in org ,u'zing
rev scbcols in New.York and Bcooklyn In this
City I'VE and i'll BROOKLYN four new schools had been
9p+r ed, with good success, so lar.
Meurs rer5en and Arnfeld were appointed de-
b.ters for the next month, on the same question: and,
after some minor matters, the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMSHOUsE.

wv EhNOfN5 OF TIE AEMo-HOUoE.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Board of Ten
Governors was held yesterday afternoon, at their
rooms 10 the Rotupda. Present: Gov. TOWNSEND
IN the Chsir; Cows. Draper, Herick, Smith, Taylor,
Duke, Tiemann West, Henry.
Number Of persons remaining in the I1stitu ions,
under the charge Of the Governors, for the week
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The following nominations of the Medical Board Of
Bellevue Hospital, were concurred In by the Board OF
Governors, and the appointments conferred
For Jsaior Assistaats--Drs D. Hulls. G. X. Amer.
maB, j. Hitchcock, w. James, w. Gently.
For Senior Asssstasfs-Dr. w. Ii. Draper, c. L.
Ives, james ID. Gait, wm- Rockingham ii. B..
Sands, I. Is. Norcum, X. h Issm g. h. Amerm IN.
For House Surgeoas-Dr 0swal Rsiner and S j.
Sawyer.
The Committee appointed to vist Albany in reference
to the Law applicable to the Commissioners of Ensra.
ton, submitted report, which vas adopted.
Gov. WEST Offered preamble aud resolution re-
sueeipg the Comiitee Of Out door Poor TO ascertain
where suitable rooms be obtained In the upper
part Of the City, for the accommodation of the Su
pernfend dent of Out door Poor well as for the Of
Zee Of the Board Of Governors aud report Adopted.
Gov. SMITH offered the following resolution, which
was adopted
kssOssd That the wsdsas Of the several Insaons on
Board Ito meeting the number Of subordinate oosrs,
male and female who occupying apartments 90 the lssnds
Of each sod their respective ages also what
rooms. and how many they occppy
Rsoa That he Chief CLERK Of the Board hereafter open
S each a az @ ss .. :Ds 81 s S
appropriation placed 70 the credit OF the aud excess
Of n. G 'as s' BE-
ali accounts made and stated the hs business
ksssd Thai any objection made By any CLERK Of tn. De-
laI.rsn. carving eet the iorssoss Iesouton be nsde IN
the sceome lishpent Of ITS objects
Gov. riExASS offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Received. That the wsdeps and Superin,endents OF the
several psttutons under the dec ion Of this Board BE- d
report their earliest convenience the total
OF their respective Departments and average
inmates In each duot the year. the total
o, fcoa dur ps ye and tho Tase OF per
the total Of clothing during the
spd Of inmate month and
the OF salaries for the and What they would
sse TO month and days tie total cost Of build
s msfers hardware. iron. steel lumber, and all other
sc naneous articles supped during the year. add what the
amount would average per month and day: the report
include the yesIfror January L. 1854 to January l. 1853
RAMERlCAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
The regular weekly meeting was held At the lassi-
tate Rooms, No ISL Broadway, Tuesday noon, Judge
LIVINGSTON in the chair, and HENRY MEIos Secre.
i0y.
EXPORTS OF FOOD.
From paper, read by Jodge Mixes, We have the
folowirg facts In 1893 there wss exported from this
country one million bushes Ct wheat and ole m'lh On
NC half barrels Of -four. Tn, whole valued at
~ 600 COO In 1912 and a. the exports averaged
ber; nlIioD Of barrels o. year, valued a. sio escn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

HAMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
The regular weekly meeting was held At the Iasti-
tate Rooms, No ISL Broad way, Tuesdsy noon, Judge
L,yIxcsroS in The chair, and Henry MrIos Secrs-