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MERCANTILE LIBRARY REroRN.-Asi II Is under
stood that the presen, able and learned Librarian
has rendered his resignation TO the Board OF Drec-
tors would suggest plan of economical retIench-
ment, as follows The present salaries paid, are
TO the Librarian, $500 to the Assistant, $500; TO
the ID Assistant, Ia boy) 500; TO the Porter, say
$500 STote, $1,000 per annuni.


As the Library is now in excellent condition and
order, would suggest 10 employ but one Librarian
with salary of $500, with two capable snd inielIl;
GENT bows as assistants, al $50 each. This would
make, with the porter, Slloo per annun, and save
to the Association yearly, the snug sum OF SoVV to
eXpend in useful books.


Instead of placing constant atendan; IN the
reading room as contemplated. would suggest,
iha, by adopting the plan OF tables as in the Soeie-
" Library, the expense, of constant attendant
can be avoided -Four tables should be made with
slips upon the tops for periodicals. Two OF them
contain all the periodicals OF the last month received:
to be carried from the table where they belong.
This arrangement saves all confusion and every one
can tell a, glance if particular work is or is not
in USE CLINTON.