Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

nuaJ session, at the Smithsonian Institution, yes
terdAy afternoon.
Members Present--A. $. Jones, NswbuIyport,
Mass Maxim. Dupuy, J. Csnavan, F.
Hale, Il kirTSted, j. FabeT. New York city
Chas Ellis, w. Proctor, j.. A. n. Taylor. = :.
Garrigues, A. smith, Philadelphia: A 2 sham.
j. Grahame, b BOsley, baltimore; A a.
Walsh, ]. l.. Kidwell, D. c.; R n S,abler,
AieIandTia w. J. NJ. Gordon, Cincinnati; F.
Stearns, Detroit
Chas. Ellis, Esq President, Of Philadelphia,
called the meeting to order, and Messrs w. J.
GoSdon. Of Ohio, and f. Parrish, of Pa, acted
Messrs. John Meakim Of New York; A. B.
Taylor, Of Philadelphia; and DR.. B II Stabler,
y, Aie1andrla, were appointed committee on
reported as correct the Credentials Of the follow
ing Delegates
Anthony ). Jones, Massachusetts College of
John Meakim, Eugene Dupuy, Henry T Kier
ste1, Alex Cushman, John Faber, New York
Chas Ellis, Ambrose Smith, Samuel = Garri
Phia College Of Pharmacy
n, W% " Chapman, John G. Parr, John Han
cinnati College of Pharmacy
James y gallagher, st. Louis Pharmaceutical
J; Brown Baxlev, Alpheus p. Sharp, Israeli.
Graham, Chas. Caspar, VIM. 8 Thompson
Baltimore College Of Pharmacy
Ndlenllne haIoangh, r. y Walsh J. l.. Kid
welt, Joseph w. Nairn, Joseph Walsh, Wash
ingtOn Pharmaceutical Association
Inc Executive Committee reported elected
a3ring the recess
n. NJ. S-lfridgs, Bethlehem, Pa; Geo. W.
WeFman, Pittsourg, Pa. (; o. Gilman bort,
heene, N. H Charles A. Jung haums Cincin-
natl, Ohio; J; Chadwick Moody, ST Louis, Mo;
James O'Gallagher, st. Louis, Mo Alexander
Lelteh, 81 Louis, Mo; ). w. OsgoOd, Dav.n-
port, Iowa; VIM Longshaw, jr., Bayou Sara,
The following gentlemen were voted for and
duly elected:
Lewis F.. Highly, Detroit, Michigan; VIM
jerks, Philadelphia, Pa Joseph L. Lemberper,
Lebanon, Pa Charles II. Suter, Pittsburg, Pa
A Grimshaw, Wilmington, Del; John Bag
non, Shreveport, La George Frederick AyIinS
George C Close, Robert J. Davies, BfookIyn. n
" J. II LarwelI, Jr., w ooster, Wayne county.
Ohio; George Shuesler, Cincinnati, Ohio
william j Olire, Thomas J. Green. Raw b
Easterbrook, Henry King, William Edgrrtop
VIM. NJ. Someryills, Henry A Cassebeers Edw
l. Milhaw, George D. Bridges Lewis r. La
zelle, EdwaTd II Marsh, John H. Currie, An
Haydock, Lucian F. Wheeler, John C. Hart
Robert A Sands, William Hegeman, Frederick
EEu @ JOh9 D; Dix, William A. GiIlaty,
Evans, Henry kiersted, DR.. Edward X 50 lib,
New York; Raphael PerrOt, VIM. b. Thomp.
son, PhilsdelPhia, Pa; Hervey Herman, Edw'd
tire, X. 4. Payne, !. r. Sylvester John I, Love
Joseph b. Moore, Joseph Walsh, Washington
u; C.; John A. Milburn, Alexandria, Va; Henry
Tha5er, Boston, Mass; Edward X Conan Bal
SimoLss Chas A. Nolcine, Newburyport, Mass
The following gentlemen were appointed
committee on nominations
Henry z. KieTsted, New York; Anthony =
JtHnes, Massachusetts, w. J. NJ. Gordon, Gin
cinn1 >; o'Gallagher, 81 Louis; Ambrose
Smith, Philadelphia; Israel J. Grahame, Balti-
more: y. Kidwell, Washington. At Large
Frederick 81, Ans, Of Detroit; George w wey-
man. of Pittsbu,'1; A: p. Sharp, of Baltimore
The report Of the Executive Committee was
The report. Of the foil. wing committees were
read by their titles and laiu on the table:
Report OF the Committee n the Progress of
Report of the Special Committee ma Syllabus
OF course OF study appropriate to t. student
Report of the Committee on Weights and M -sas-
Report Of the Committee on the Preliminary
Revision Of the Pharnacoppia.
Formula ~ o"0ei"i
The Pharmaceutical Association OF Washing
.on City, through DIR. =. f. Tyson, invited the
National Association to visit Mount V-rnon on
THURSDAY next; which invitation was accepted.
turned " ie-
On, On motion Of DR.. Kidwell, an invitation to
attend the sittings OF the Association was ex-
tended to Professors Henry Baird and CRAIG ~
!he Smithsonian; Commander NJ F. Maury, of
The National Observatory; Professors CnTIv and
Clark, of Georgetown College; Professor RiIev
oil GeorgetOwn; and w. J. Browne ESQ of tie
agricultural department OF the Patent Office.
ne resident then rose and delivered his ar
After an expression of thankfulness to Provi.
oehcr, ne reviewed the work Of the standing
committees, alluded to the necessity of strict
regulations as to ethics and contributions and
suggested that the ablest professional essay
snonl9 De rewarded by an appropriate token OF
regard he then proceeded with a detailed his
tory OF the foundation Of the Association and tho
causes that moved thereto, the PRINCIPAL beinO
Tue ueslfe 10 strengthen the hands Of the United
states authorities Ia preventing the importation
he ~
qudckeiy ana raising the standing of the pbaf,
h,arsueieai profession. in which the Association
nas oeeh engaged, was next alluded to in appro-
pirate terms and then followed a reyiew ~ the
proceedings OF the Association at its various an
nua. Iierlings Tor The past six years. He con-
ciuoeu as follows - My OIicial relations with
you a. President OF the American Pharmaceutical
ssocldlon are about To close Permit me 10 thank
Iii em'O+fs OF the Association for this mark of
distinction and for "a cir indulgence and conrtesv
I4ehded 10 me daring the past session The
ouues which will raagage our attention cannot
iSll 10 De mutually profitable and interesting-l
= u in that respect will he guarantee for the
iutuIe There Is feature in these an nuaI assem-
pIles winch must have impressed the mind of
eS mleIlorr who was participated in the pro-
'eeulhgs OF former yearS-that of earnestness and
He4 IN tue performance Of The duties Of unity of
purpose and entire harmo, " in conducting the
,h ~ VI the $500 iatioa IN oTacing it does
sne No'th and the south, the East and the West
an one common brotherhood May we on the
PIesent, as on each succeeding, anniversary-if
- tnus 70 meet-endeas or TO discharge
tue Sdtlohs winch rest upon u - under a deep
eoavlcuoh IN the language Of an eloquent pro-
Irssor IN rotation To phaTmacy.) tiIdt IL is the
sacred dntV or every member Of a Liberal profess
sion 10 rise at times above his mere personal and
Pecnnlary interests, and to contribute somewhat
ns tI"lr Ola lnhneBoe, and his abilities to the
common Denrnt Of his pTcfession'D
AI'eI tue annual address. of the Pres dent, the |
association adjourned TO meet this morning AT
nine O'Clock ~
SECOND DAY.
- os2 2cIaton m-t al O'CLOCK this morning,
'uT TT resident (Dr. Chas. Ellis) In the chair
ne meeting came to order and the mInutss
-, snd evenings proceedings having been |
Oh motion, the names Of all members who had
arrived since the meeting of Yesterday wrr. or
1TIed 10 De enrolled upon tn. registt r and The /
go ,hs, new arrivals came forward and regis
tefed their names c. b. Guthrie N VIZ
DoaAe!ly PhilsdeiPhia; w ). Merrill, CIncln-
hau A i Law, Rochester, n. Y; A p Mil
zar, BOSTON, II. w. Lincoln, boston: IT G
MeintlTe, ID Jas. Cooke, Fredericksburp.
va A Heinitsch, Lancaster. Pa
InS committee on Credentials reported that
tDeV had examined al