New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
yEW.YoRK LADIES' RELIEF UNION

The regular monthly Board Meeting of the New
York Ladies Relief Union was held on "Wednesday,
July 81, at Grover s. Bakers, No 495 Broadway.
After the reports of Treasurer and Secretary pre-
sent ed some interesting correspondence WIS read.
letter from resident lady in Washington, to whom
the Relief Union lad cent hospital stores stated that
The articles arrived jus time, the wounded were being
brought the Sunday sht at Bull Ran Coz L. q 4
ber hing. were used to sdysntse The by
Used freely IN bathing the emssd sIe battered. he whiss
cine Ale lco sufferers added to orr number OF go
ready there md they continue be brought In Several other
Hospital. are being prepared Excuse from writing much
am oNeTwh elmed " llh work"
IL was also stated that this devoted ladys self-m-
posed work is to visit the hospitals three times day,
and besides taking OF number Of the sufferers at
her own house. she prepares large quantities Of deli
cate nd rourishing food which she sends daily TO the
sic k at the hospitals.
letter from one ofhe Corr espondng Secretaries Of
he Relief UIion now engaged one Of the Superin-
endent Nurses, states that the writer saw poor fe-
low with one side OF his lace and upper jaw shot OF,
who said to her, " t0oN W0t 70 sdrt Ne @Sf' GA
Fog.' m
If our brave young men are willing to endure such
terrible caames TO save the nation, Is t not smail
thing for the Relief Inion TO ak the ladies IN city aud
country 10 hdp ttcM IN prONlding lof the COhof' VI
the soldiers.
This association il doing good practical work
worthy of the confidence aud support of the people
They MEET daily at Grover & Baker, Rooms, and VIII
assure all who send contributions Of their beng
promptly appropriated.
large qasniity OF hospital supplies are TO be sent
in few days, and any who may wish to send tucn
contributions directly TO the sick aud wounded wln
find the Relief Union happy and prompt to forward 70
the places where A" Tie 0H and TIE wtHe' are most
needed.
We cannot forbear to urge the patriotic and human
IN helm and TO continue to help those women, and
oil, then, 10 enlist for the war ia this noble
vice Contributions of money goods for the soldiers
are earnestly solicited aso provisions for the destitute
mniles of vounteers. The following Is their monthly
report of donations
Mr., Morris bottle brandy for hospital Mrs. Irwin
Dntton, Mckay, quantity linen and cotton ioI hos
pia; Mr. Murphy two pieces OF gray flannel Mrs Haydn,
iG Yards linen Hsycosksi Mrs Porter inen ayelocni
nom Grammar School No H. 30 furnished bags @pDeahca
20 washrags large number OF windeis for thread made ~
boys .lirts hospilGl use IS pillow cases and qnny "
wives and bags from Gram No l9 needle oooa
CooTed School in Mu.5ury street. boxes o. NM 80 n.
School, quantity Of nen napkins ana n,, MT COD
Audcws pieces calico for dessins gowns from AT
white flannel shirts for hospitals non, an I an.n.
pieces OF muslin from Mr.. Henry smith piece =,
nom Mrs Harvey smiss ,I1sh 'gssl So saanel Have
locks nom Mas BaTlov dos eshsdes nom MI no1t
SxIh avenue towels dozen pieces tape, ystd. Cost r
MI Griffith dozen rsTs Som to Lsd. q cs
az nsnpe shirt, pess Of gray flannel and s9Hs Sinsn, -
rai. oeIinss and % letter paper and enveiopss %
inc i'hues q So LsndSorehIsh and muslin shirts
DoSSTIcy' MoysrNfrs tse.Pti mr. AZ n' ny.
5Oc M,. Sims 50 ioi ne. rS,.s s s si Mrs, G G.
smith 81 Hrs. Hail. 81 NJ Corss ~ NJ D,y,' - :,
- ~ az Jscksonvilci 81 Ea haYennA"5
as a. Cat kin Amy AID Society