New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-02
A Card of Thanks.

liberal nrution, But they are to meet the terri
bic de:tiuiion now suffered by many families who are destitute
We thank the American E1pre. Company for their beautiful
four white horses and sleigh and manly driver
urbed collect contributions Of shoes stocking rubber
shsws blankets bedding shSetinss 'hirtns cacoes and
s -four tea &c short everything useful Ia fam
lies which distribute 70 those who needy, worthy
we thank New.Yok merchants who filed the sleigh
We reed much We cannot call personally al who
give willingly; will you send packages by express.
We thank the city Press for liberal notices We need much
Our cash contributions smaller than last Winter and
Since the orEsniza on of this Association one year ago
have given aid hundred families Of widows
being want Some reduced from sfuencesl
from comfort Some of them live through the Winter
Contributions nav be handed to either the following Board
of Trustees of the American wdows Relief Association
Pre'ideHt-JOHN P. TREADWELL resdence 81. Nicholas
Trea.uyer-wILLIAM TILDEN Presden, Pacific Bank
SeerstarysOLoN ROBINSON, residence and Office No Iii
George w Browne No East 15th,.t, WIN. H BuTrongh.
Irving Hous Charles l. Frost No io5 e "a D'
John RoseIts No g He,y w D. MV Why No e ~
No a Fast 24th Lambert Suydsn No 5s wsvery place
stephen Gutter No I2hst Joseph Curtis No Al Lexng
A1erue D: John n Genn No ie7 West i5h-st George W.
Pes1cy, No s8 Eas 2hst.; DR. F. w. Perry, No III East
Ross, No 81 Esst 2sth-st.
The Treasurer OF the Fire Department thankfully
acknowledge the recent Of 300 a donation TO ne WIG"
following commune aoD
BANK OF COMMONWEALTH, New York, Jan. g, 1885
JOIN s. GILES, EsL, TreesureI-Dear Sir: Al meeting
the Board Of Directors Of this institution held al the Bank
feted uHanimossy That the thanks of this Board be pre-
the Fire Department for their most successful eNe
Of the 18th and that donation OF 300 Dc presented 70
In neosns check for the abovenaned amount permit
add that affords sincere pleasure to execute the i'll
'''''0n" VI '"' D''-u J'P cRoNKIHIrE, President
W ,oFS on,b
New York, viii hold is sem.onnoa Session on MoDNAY
EVEkIN0 h OF February z. O'clock in the Encanpment
By order, JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Scribe
Teachers; Library LectqresHyThe , Ph Lecture OF
sH TTFI51 Y Evf E IN Hall Of
the Board OF hdoesOn 'R oea Of a Ts 8
Genus Gu" O' OO'''"'D JOHN H. TANNING, President
LEONARD HAzELTNE, Chairman Of Lecture Committee.
Free Academy DETERMINATIONS Semi Annual
EIamhaon the Students of the New-York Free Academy
will CONNER &c at he Gomez OF 1DS S s ana
fully invited to attend.
Very beautiful Scenery Is often seen. and strong de-
sres felt TO sketches for which may
eesv SYSTEM Of DRAWING from NATURE, at hi. resi-.
weei
New Glass in Phrenoogy will soon be formed at the
Ladies may obtain practical knowledge of this most useful
Science ~ ssH's
Interesting TO Housekeepers.-We have tried the
NEW GRIDlRON and that II is great improvement
on the old fashioned IL is In two parts placed half an
inch above the other the bars covering the of the
other preventing the juices grease from falling into the
fre-o which fitted tin that cones the heat and
aes downward draught that carries of all disagreeabe odo
New-York Independent.
Five from 81 SO Principal whnlesae and retail de-
rot AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENCY, No.
~ Duane-st 100 feet east of Broadway.
Columbia COlIege.-The INTERMEDIATE EXAMlN-
ALTON will begin in the College Chapel on MONDAY Feb
at q o'clock and be continued until WEDNESDAY the
18th Hours of Exan alton from 9! 81 each day.
The Junior Glasses will be examined from the ih 70
the 8th the Sophon and Freshmen from the 9th 10 the
I9h both days Inclusive The Regents of the University the
Alumni Of the College and persons INTERESTED Ia INC
cause Of good Educ alton are invited 70 attend
CHAS. KING, President Columbia College.
Emigrnnt Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange
No Csnalst Of Centre ST. n Y-The Once estab
lsbed by the Commissioners of Emigration, where can always
be found large numbers Of LABORERS and SERVANTS at
very low Of and persons have their orders hed
writing the Superintendent ard sending the amount
eary pay the passage Of the parties required No ees
charged 70 employers ~
JAMES P. PAGAN, Superintendent.
Postage stamps IS eents) for sale az this office.