For The Tribune
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i MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.


sSsamaslng 10 notice the querluousness ofteelins
sSAyed in an article in your columns Of yesrer-
fnotning, relative 10 the Mercantile Library


eiauon. The writer seems TO suppose. becanss
seating Society with collateral branches Of


ssfes and Essays, cannot al once be formed
ss@ sa Institution with 1900 paying members" is
sue wane"' So far is this from being the cas-.
ssSas institution Is not only entirely free from
fsoat Is augmentlng the number Of Books, and
Of members and subscribers constantly and


Tedly increasing. ~
slsese Is favorable TO the proec, indicated BY :.


should exert themselves TO effect IL by
4 sss a.Iseilc measures than by merely leaving
ISL 8Ssla az The desk; and as it is scheme THAI is
~ indepenednt of the main objects of the Ii
sS,,ssannoi properly be taken up by the Board


sSsaesn, sSss ssi without being acted on at a general
%ss Of the Association. - =
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