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sWOLFE's SCHNAPPs,


90 dozen .nts and quarts, in boxes OF dozen
For sale by WIN. Fl. MCLEAN,
ap23tf 62N. Charles street
A SUPERIOR LOT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAKFAST ROBES, just opened.
CONSTABLE, WALKER Co,
apls-tf 1856 Baltimore street
SwEDE, .UNDREss KID, AND WASH GLOVES
New for Spring.
CONSTABLE, WALKER &Cl,
aPlSh l55 Baltimore street
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
TO know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split Office ofCity Fire Wood
Mill,
No. 3NoRTH STREET
s,on JAMES H. JOHNSON
WooD WooD II WooDlll
sAvE2E PER CENT by buying Wood at office Of City
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. sNosrH STREET.
JAMES II JOHNSON
COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs.
These Troches will be found efcacous well agreeable
convenient in aeviatng curing Coughs Colds &C
N HYNsoN JENNINGS Il Co,
apI9-tf 80 North Charles street
HAVANA ORANGES.
Fresh and very sweet For sale by
VIM H. MCLEAN,
ap23tf 52N. Charles street
JUST RECEIvED-A New AND SUPERIOR LOT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH 4 HOSE
CONSTABLE, WALKER co,
apISu 155 Baltimore street.
LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OF CoLLARs-Just
received
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO.,
aplStf 155 Baltimore street
toOFNG ROOFING | | ROOFING II
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoAposITIoN ROOFING.
Unrvaled by anything discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PRooP,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE,
forfurther information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building, North and
iy26-f Baltimore streets, Baltimore
XIEDLIEe Wool KINDLING Wool
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD, OF AMY SIZE.
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. 8 NORTH STREET.
s0tt JAS. H JOHNSON
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BALTIMORE, February LIST, 1864.
MEssRs C, H. & H:
Genst affords pleasure to add my testimony in IA
vor of the 'Wnship Refrigerator purchased of you
season, and used in my establishment since have found
its arrangements the convenient and its preserving
qualities perfect while the consumption of has been
moderate. Truly, J. :. RIM,
Eating House, 80 Pratt street
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ZIP GspC0s.
STLKSl STLKSl! sILKSlll
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
SILKSl
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND PATTERNS just received from the importers-bough
al great sacrifice, owing to the stagnaon in the Silk
market.
These goods
ARE ALL NEW,
and very choice
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES,
ana VIII be sold at half the cost of importation.
ALSO,
complete assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
SPRING SHAWLS
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS,
- LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
&c, &c
ALL OF WHICH
will be
SOLD AT
EKCEEDINGLT Low PRICES.
CALL AND SEE
THE B r GAINS
for yourselves, at
GEORGE H. HAIG'S NEW STORE,
I23 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
apl9tfr Opposite the American Office
GREAT
" 0 Y E L TIES
SPRING
AND
SUMNER
Ga R MEN rs.
JOSEPH BICKETITON d co.
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRA GIVE STOCKS OF
SILK MANTILLAS,
SILK BUSTERS,
SILK BAsQUES,
SILK JACKETS
LACK LACE MANTILLAS,
BLACK LACE BURNOUS,
BLACK LACE PICCOLOMINIS,
POINTS,
S II A W LIS
TOGETHER WITHA
VERY LARGE
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER BUSTERS,
THE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
OF
SEASON.
JOSEPH BICKERTON & Co,
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
apl3tfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
WHOLESALE
AT IMPORTERS PRICES
LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK
SPRING DRY GOODS.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
| offer at WHOLESALE, on second and third foars
| Nos. 100, POI and 2U3 BALTIMORE STREET,
| THEIR ENTIRE SPRING IMPORTATION
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Selected in person by the firm the Sources
| in Europe, and embracing GOODS IN EVERY DEPART
MENT OF THE IRA DE, from quite priced to the mos
| fashionable and expensive.
No Merchant visiting Baltimore will do himself justice
unless he examines stock, which is only eGua led b.
| two others in the United States
Goods purchased from will give ecat any establish
and sell quick at good profitsas prices will
found most reasonable, and the styles and in goo
| taste api tfr
MORRIS & BALDWIN,
No. 70 GERMAN STREET,
Have for sale
osNABURGS AND SHEETINGS,
COTTON uFE A 2EF hSA AHR L GSR61 RHELAPs
BLACK AND WHITE WADbING,
| WHITE AND CoL0REm CARPkT MARp,
~ ~ Ap DE ~ ~ Al aND Mk1PPiNT VIM
mR2O 2mr &c, &c' '''D
NTEW SpRTNG COODS
| NJ" HFnlNU UOOD0'
WROTH Il FULLERTON,
So BALTIMORE STREET
rIo,,o ,,o, orar., q fill ,t,,1, or - - cd o
prising a full and varied assortment of
| DRESS MATERIALS,
EuppOrDEpTES
LINENS,
| huSLINS
With complete assortment of Mourning Goods to whic
49, a,' -. 49,; g. 'o' c,o te
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80 dozen 3ints and quarts, in boxes OFF, dozen.
For sale by WIN Fl. MCLEAN,
ap23lt So IN. Charles street
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Mr.. Thaddeus II watt is beg;nn;.---. =,
ine, as It don't make him SO much 81 81 'iie jan
Ssa "n he wishes to know how and when h s
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SUPERIOR LOT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAKFAST ROBES, just opened.
CONSTABLE, WALKER CO,
apls-tf 1856 Baltimore street
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~ S" 10 ., 'ernon, on the night of the 18th ult-
s.o,, sne boat he gave his name as Jones, but
that be was lSnad on his person. it believed
lanes D;vier " a, the that killed Mr..
ago. x, a., dooub " monLu
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UNFORTUNATE LEAvE-TAKERs.-On Thursday last
400 emigrants took their departure from this
country for America by the mail steamers which
left Queenstown for New York and Portland
While the steamers we're in the harbor consider
able number of country people, friends of the emf
grants, accompanied them on board, to bid them
farewell, Intending either to return by boat or by
one oi the steam tenders, which they supposed
would remain alongside. To their dismay, how
ever the mails being placed on board the steamers
got under way, being bound under heavy penalties
means could be procured to send the parties ashore
the steamers were en- route to America hayino DC
OF them on board. Several of these uniucky indiyi.
duais, who have now journey of some 600 miles
before them to America and back, had actually left
their carts and some of the members of their fami
lies behind them in Queenstown, and the incopve
nience and alarm occasioned by the unwelcome trim
to which they have been treated may easily be i'm
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MURDER IN PHILAnELPHIA.-The Philadelnbis
Pennsyleonidn of yesterday says: About eigbt
o'clock last evening, colored man, named James
Whitaker, assaulted his wife with butcher kn;ea
and after violent struggle cut her throat in sncb
a horrible manner that she died in few minutes
He subsequently attempted to kill himself in sim
liar manner, bat was prevented from effecting his
purpose by the interference of another coiored
man, named jerry Williams desperate encoun-
ter took place between the latter and Whitta-
ker, during which he was fearfully cut. The &C.
currence took place in American avenue, below
lice. si..-0 ,'IIl-e r.
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DYE FLOUR,
IL FOI sale by
CARR, GEESE & CO,
81 Spears wharf
d OSENDALE CEMENT
II 1000 bbls in store and for sale by
CARR, GEESE & CO.,
81 Spears wharf
SALT.
~ g. A. Salt for sale in lots to suit by
CARR, GIESE & co,
81 Spears wharf.
TLOVERSEED.
~ Pennsylvania COverseed just received and for
CARR, GEESE Il CO
81 Spears wharf
TALCINED PLASTER.
" 500 bbls. for sale in lots suit purchasers by
CARR, GEESE q Co,
ap25tfr q Spears wharf
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For LENT.

For LENT.
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH Also, No. l
MACKER Susquehanua and Labrador HERRING, in
kits halves and quarter bb all excellent order and
fine quality, just received by.
GREEN YoE,
fel6-tf IS Baltimore street
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COFFEE, AND
GUANOlBAGS,
All at Low Prices, at the
EXCELSIOR BAG WAREHOUSE,
No Bowly's wharf, next door to Pratt street,
o2l-6mr j. ". LOANE.
MATING.
OIL CLOTHS
JOHN 7 RN B U L L,
a4a BALTIMoR STREET,
HAS NOW IN STORE
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
iNrh'i" BRUSSELS,
and VENETIAN
WHITE AND CHECKED MATING,
OF the celebrated Gowqua and other brands just received
OIL CLOTHS.
New patterns and styles. Wecal particular attention to
the Maquey Floor Oil Cloths made expressly for sales
The above are offered wholesale and retail prices
ap62mr
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES.
- CANFIELD, BROTHER CO.,
aayf % m SrSS foT th %pSsTs ag
I. F. COOPER,
FB.A ADAMS & SONS,
B. F; CQMDER0Yb
DAVID TAYLOR,
TI0S. RUSSELL & son,
THOS BLUNDELl,
FRODSHAM,
JOSH. JOHNSON,
NJ. !. TOBIAS Il co,
JULES JERGENSEN,
JAMES NARDIN,
PATEK, PHILIPPE &CO.,
A. LAVALETTE,
HENRY F FRREEHlcr MORRIS & CO, &c.
c. B. CO agents for many Of the European Manu-
facturers. = -
THE AMERICAN WATCH,
up in GOLD and SILVER CASES Warranted good time
Purchasers may rely upon getting good article and at
CANFIELD, BRO. SEQ,
229 Baltimore street, importers of Watches,
Diamonds, Jewery and Fancy Goods,
ap17-tfr Wholesale and Retail.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE
long, CAREFUL and expensive preparation the Mana
has the announce the first performance OF the
celebrated Fairy Spectacle entitled
OR, THE NYMPHS OF THE RHINEl
Produced with entirely New Scenery from the pencil Of
Mr.. CHARLES S. GETZ,
OF original designs, differing materially from any previous
ELABORATE sPLEND0R
POETIC FANCY
The MACHINERY is peculiarly new and intricate con
structed expressly for this Spectacle;
The costumes new, varied and costly.
The properties of the most effective character.
A az LARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
Will appear Fairies, Naiads Nymphs and AmaZons
The cast embraces all the strength of the company
50 of the LENGTH other play will be pro
| duced on the same evening
| E9-On Saturday afternoon, at % o'clock,
Grand Day Performance for Children
Doors open the evening O'Clock, overture quar-
| ter before s. Admission 50 and % cents
| No extra charge for reserved seats. apls-tf
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This REFRIGERATOR has Established most favorable
reputation in this community and in fart wherever used
the only constructed strict scientific PRINCIPLES
the advantage ofs construction evident upon
natl Ii is handsomely finished making an ornament to
dining and the convenient arrangement
Manufactured and for sale by
COLLINS, HEATH Il HUTCHINSON,
% Light street
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER

To The PUBLIC.-After eight years of indus
rious labor have determined to decline bookkeeping
My preparations hereafter be found for sale retail
the following places Israel Grahame's, of Euaw
and Baltimore streets neye Bouquets, al Baltimore
street. Seth s Hances, los Baltimore street. Andrews Il
Thompson Fast Baltimore stree Macpherson Marshall
Marble Building, North Charles street. and wholesale
Fred Hickey Sons, and also retail my place
ofbusiness IS Baltimore street
ar25.tf d. c. DRISC0IL.
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IMPORTANT TO HoUSEKEEpEps

To know that they can money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, Office ofCy Fire Wood
Mill,
No. 3NoRTu STREET
slnr JAMES II. JOHNSON
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Spalding's Prepared Glue.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND FOR SALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BY
SAML. E. TURNER,
an1o.tfr No 3SOUTH CHARLES STREET
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LITTLE, BROWN h CO.,

BIBLIcAL DTCTI0NARY.
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, MAY l, 1860

TaE DAILY ExcHASGEis published every % IN SS
DAYS excepedc price Tfc0 Cents; served IN ue CITY al
ToeIpe ana IErif GEMS per week payaDie 70 the car
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GAVE YOUR FRUITl
MASON'S PA TENT SHEET METAL SORE TgTOP
CLASS PRESERVE JARi
The Only Infallib> TIernetcal SeIfSealing Jar.
No Cork, Cement, Solder Wax
NJ. A. W0NDERLY,
Sole Agent,
So South street, Bamars.
Liberal Discount to the Trade. ap2necGtr
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HAVANA CIGARS.

OUR LARGE STOCK
II A Y A VA CIGA RS,
MANUFACTURED Of 1888 AND 1859 CROP TOBACCO,
CLOSED OUT
AT PRICES MUCH BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTA-
TI0N.
P. HERMAN & SON,
THpDRTEPS
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SUPERIOR HAMS.
Just received Of quality to suit the best Judges Fc
sale by WIN Il. NOLAN,
a2b-tf SIN Charles ct
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COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs.
These Troches will be found efcacous well agreeable
ana convenient in aeviatng and curing Coughs Colds &c
Prepared only by
N. HYNS0N JENNINGS L Co,
apl9-tf SO North Charles street
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I,o,r L,H,fys per annum Terms-invarably cash
in advance
Th U,eE7U Edition is mailed to subscribers at one
= lhe 49,, annlr paYahlein ADVANCE.
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WooD WOoD II W0ODl II
SAVE ~ PER by buying Wood at office Of City
Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. 3 NoBTH STREET.
JAMES II JOHNSON
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BOARD OF COuNCILMEN.

At the meeting Of the Board on Fhursday, Mr..
LENT who was sworn in on Tuesday, took his seat,
and assumed his duties. Mr. JONES' the President, oo
CAPPED The chair.
resolution that Chambers street be declared open
according TO Law on the first Of May next, was re-
fsrred TO the Committee on Streets. A report va
ooucurred in 10 regulate Wes, street from Tnird TO
Filth avenue. The report in favor OF planting ever
green trees in the public parks was concurred IN:
The Board resolved to procure new engine ior
Company No. IS.
The resolution of the Alderman to appoint Special
Committee TO revise the present list OF Corporation
pagers, with a view Of re facing the expen'ss and
giving greater publicity TO the proceedings, was CON-
CARED INF
The subject of establishing Strangers and Emu
grants Bureau, was called up. .
br Pincsney poeed it, saying tn 1t the proposition
locked TO him ike egazDg robbery. Toe penalty
for fraud was totally insufficient. As TO the lceDse
part of it, the Board might az well license highway
robbery. an
The blanks IN the proposed ordinances were tiled as
follows: Salary of Chief of Bureau, $2,00O, and
security TO be given by him in the sum Of 8 Ooo; first
Clerk, Q00 second Clerk, $500 two lhter2 feters
$3.50 each; Messenger, 5000. ~
The report, as amended, was finally adopted by ID
Yeas to Nays.
The Board adjourned to Monday at 8 p. IN.
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ALDERMANIC CONTESTED SEATS.

The dispute as to the right of the seats in the Board
of Aldermen, representing the Second and Eighth
afternoon by the COMMITTEE having it in charge A.
Oakey Hail. esq.,, counsel for Mr.. Barry, whose seat
s contested by q. p Bedford moved that the claims
Of the latter be dismissed he had failed to be pres
ent on this, and sevsrI other occrsions Although
they had right to call for the appearance Of their
contestants, they did not wish 70 get snspjudgment
ON ,onnt of their non appearance, and were wiIns
TO give Mr.. Bickford another chance.
The Committee agreed 70 let the case stand over
until the next meeting and il Mr.. Bckford does not
APPEAR the question will be considered settled IN favor
OF Mr. Barry Ii is understood that Bckford will not
appear.
counsel for Mr. Peter Mitchell the contestant Of Alder
MAJ Russelrs seat, who explained, when he arrived,
that he abored under Misrepresentation as TO the hour
Of eeting.
In this csse, Mr. Hail. az counsel for the present in-
cumbent, said the Co nmttee would observe by the
specifications against bis client that in the words used
BY Mr. David Graham doc. 46 vol. Ia Proceedings OF
the Common CouncD " as they stood on their face
they insufficient and ought not 70 subject the
respondent to produce or rebut testimony" IL was
not necessary go into the facts If the facts were
true, il would not make out q case.
The specifications alleged, for instance, that
twenty five persons were allowed 70 vote IN the
Iyth Election Distrc. of the Eleventh Ward by the
Inspectors OF Election therein, who did not reside in
the places registered" but did not say whether
fraud was committed going to elect his Client
Mr.. Russell; on the contrary, it might have
been done for the benefit of Mr.. Mitchell himself
The same applied to all the other sPecifcs-
tiopf. Whether the ballots alleged to have
been thrown out as being too small TO read, for
Mitchell or Russell, was not stated If the alleged ir-
Irregularities were committed in the election, it was
necessary also TO show that they had something to do
with the question, viz: Was Mr. Russell or Mr.. Mitchell
the choice Of The peoplel Mr.. Mitchell could not
claim the seat he did not show were his spec flea
tons all ADMITTED that there Illegal votes enough
TO overcome the majority claimed by Mr.. Russell. He
therefore objected TO going into testimony.
Mr.. LAWRENCE answered that the original petition
asking investigation into this case sted It clearly
enough that By of the irregularities stated In
the specifications against Mr. Russell, the election is
believed to have been unjusily in his favor. They
chat this was 20.
The Committee agreed to give Mr.. Mitchell fair
chance to be heard, and adjourned until Thursday
next, at Up. IN.
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sOLE.LEATHER MANUFACTURERS CONvEN-
ZION

JlON.
TIE TauDers Convention, held in the Aston House,
succeeded on "wednesday in agreeing upon Consttu.
top and perfected tder organization by the choice Of
the following gentlemen as OIL ,ers
President Lewis Nothrup NewYok; VicePresidsn., Wyn-
coop Risrsier kewYoIk secretary M Jackson, Nev York
Assistant Secretary John G. r, NewYork Treasurer L. H.
Aison New York and Executive Committee OF thirteen
Yesterday an open meeting was held at which Sole
Leather Dealers invited 10 participate. OF the
Tanners the representatives Of $4,000 sides were
present and considerable number Of Dealers joined
In the deliberations.
number of resolutions were presented suggesting
q variety of means Of reducing the amount Of leather
TO be tanned during the coming year; they were all
referred 10 Committee, consisting OF Messts. L. III.
Allison, o. Lsdue and Jackson, who, after consultA.
ton, reported the following:
Re,ored That of present depressed niiou of
The business OIL sole leather tanning and the causes Of such de-
preston deem e1peden and earnestly recommend
all tanners tina, there be an Immediate curtament
in uIsnufsetnring
R'olred Jhs ueh eurtanent in opinion should esr
be between IS and 50 per cent.
hssoirtd Tha be- referred 10 the Executive Committee
Determine to what extent the business should reduced which
,hs be certain centase Of the amount require
h the capacity Of the respective shall exceed 80
cent And that they so determine how long reduction
the number Of hidos worked shall continue.
Rseired That before the may make sny de-
termination resolution they Obtain
In writing In the proposed men, Of such number
Ct tanners who With the nsm5ers Of this association, hI
Tepfe wohc 81 the tanning capacity OF the tanes whose
leather Il sent TO kew-Y ora for q market
Resoired That whenever the Executive Committee shall ODD
s cause notice theIeoto be sent 70 sole
who shall be reported sad Comoittss together with ths
number Of Annsr who have concued Ia such enrta anu
tbs Canning car ssity represented Dy them +.
ht.lted That eI notice Of such d-srminstion re
TO De In honor obizaoJ npon the members o. tnn
uD and continue conformity during the peIod
by the said Executive Committee unless before s
thereof be repealed or altered ~ the sald co"' " WIZ
Association
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Mr. TIAo II, BAILEY N ,ught the resolutions should
- A.. aArianru and nfEa,ed the folio wing;

r.. III '--~~%>
merely be advisory, and offered the folio wing;
R,,a<d That while we adopt the policy OF curt.inent
matter Of self defence recognize the principles o.
"a IRE willing any parties should BUY hide inc
pYics and tan hsm they see theft interest In 90
doing. :. , A.. ro,,,n;,taa,s reaoIn.
lions were passed unanimously, and there was = nae
playful political talk about "free ua9e IN m.. "
ieys resolution. Mr.. BAILEY assured them snss mere
was no niger" in his resolution, bat Mr. SsfDLh
thoaeh. there was; he believed this would nuiy inc
others. -. o,.ova
Mr. BAILEY defended his resolution, but TO remove
all ground of offence proposed the folio "ing
Re.olc.d That while recognize the right OF any a
regulate his business according to the dctaes o. nus Dess ~
mspt we believe the welfare Of the tanning neest WI" 70
promoted BY the proposed cuIt.lmsn.:
This was upanimou sly ad Ipted.
Mr. Anderson then offered resolution direcsluS
copies Of the articles Of the Association TO ne printed
and sent TO every tanner in the country togetner Win
a circular urging them TO join the Assocaton
The Association then adjourned 70 the second
Wednesday t8.hl 10 August az IL o'clock m.
The immediate adjournment wa, to dinner, in which
also the soleesther alers invited 10 parhcpat
The Tanners cay that one-baf the tannaries of the
country we're in this meetings that most OF
tbe other half u acque;e in the reduction proposed
by their resolutions