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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

One of the Yankee prisoners fellow hailing
from Johnstown, Penn on his arrival here on Sat
urday gave lad, for the purpose of getting change
bogus ten dollar note, purporting TO be issued by
the T. s. Treasury Department. 1t was gotten up
in Philadelphia, as appeared on examination. The
man being identified, was afterwards sent to Castle
Goodwin, where, being searched, large bundle of
the trash was found on his person. Our law makes
1t death for man to attempt to circulate counter
felt Treasury notes, and no doubt this Union SOL
der" will be brought 10 trial for the felony COM
mitted by him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

The Royal Police Coart-liis Majesty sat, but
nothing wonderful occurring, he remained seated
for about one hour and fifteen minutes when he be.
came convinced of the importance of disposing Of
the small fry before him, which he did, Subseo,sent
to this he made some remarks to several OF the Gus
todians of the peace. and then placing his right
on the right elbow of the chair in which he was
seated, he planted his foot on the spttoon on the
left, and succeeded in accomplishing his elevation
to position vulgarly styled Tectus In caria. Ar.
ranging his chapean, he then left the scene of his
wonderful operations without the slightest njury.
L0Ns TO- = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

The Dead Braoe."-In charging one Of the for
midable batteries of the enemy near Mechanics
willie on Friday evenin 5, Lieut.. w. Kemp Garnets
company ID. 55th Virginia regiment, particularly
distinguished himself for his gallant bearing and
courage in the thckest Of the fight He at last fell
mortally wounded. and died ON Sunday morning at
the residence of Mr.. Lgon, on Church Hill The
clothing Of Lieut. Garnet shows that thirteen balls
had passed through them. He had been literally
riddled by the enemy's shot,
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By 4 B. COOK. Asd6ss6a.
Is "0IOROK HOUSR" Ar AtC11omre0n
MONDAY, 3Oth inst, 6 10 Ue1pc&, Win ~ -
the Georgia Housan On Main sssseA, . - III.
ITURkS, consisting Of S e s..
Narbls.top Bsrs, Oyster Dex, Glean 4oh1st
Gas Chnndelers, F6rniture, ralutin64 &
Enssavings, Chaira Oiicloths, "a -
TERMs.-Cesh ! - COOK
10 &c Aneelo9eos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

A soldier, whose name we did not learn, while
standing on the steps of the Exchange Hotel, on
saturday about o'clock, accidentally let the butt
OF his muskes fa Axninst the stone steps, and the
concussion expc ding tho charBe, the large kAN Nth
which the gum was loaded passed through his thigh
and came out above his hip 1t was thought he
could not survive.
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n ii CAU4W0RM -,

DACON AT AUCTT0H.-O1 MONDAY, -
ID lnst 1t 10 o'eloek, q NJ seore, ] yin 81 g
auction, 5000 pounds BAC03R-etd1a. HamA -
6houldos1 81 z.... 81 ~
sisting Of Bedsteada, Chairs, Tahleay M1l1y
Cribs, Rocking and Arm Chairs q IaSGs ~ - -
ing and Floor Cloth, Rsarigseator. Des1 0e.osens
Chest. kc., &c r. CAu3H0U1s
- Anna1aGnnn1Gg
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


DIvIDRND NOTICR-The Bank Of RieAplO0d
has Declared nett dfvidcud Of ~ per eonk on
tn capital stock. payable to tho stockhodes ~
lat Of July next The transfer books win b closed
from the 18th to this 3lst inst &
). a DIVIDEND Of three par cent viii 8 pald g
~ currency to the stockholders Of the BANK or
THE C0MMONWEALTH, on the LIT day Of July
next J. h 1OkTON,
je 23-2aw2w CAaAtex
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

~ SPECIAL NOTICE. Particular attention
h requested TO onr auction sale Of EARTHEN-
WARE and GLASS, to take place TIM MORN.
ING commencing at 10 o'clock. For further par.
ticuiars, see advertisements.
GEO.. J. SUMNER & Co,
je W-lt Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of GEORGE PKICH.
wv ARD, of the LIST Va. Reg1, Capt Stribling's
Battery, who was severely wounded In the neck
about the lst OF june Any information respecting
him may Rs left at the Army Intelligence Office
IMPORTATION WANTKD-Of GEODGE w.
PHILPOT, Co. G. Th Ga. Regt, wounded on
Saturday, 28th inst, and brought to this city, Any
information concerning him will be thankfully re-
ceived if left ut this office. ie 30-;3t@
INFORMATION WANTED-Of my SON, Corp1
j -CHAS. H. ROGERS, who has been sick in the
neighborhood Of Richmond He is a member of com.
pany b, Capt. Thos. Georgia Richmond Huzzars.
Information will be thankfully received by his mo-
ther, Mrs. E. H. Rogers Address
CAPT SMITH,
je 80 IT. Mai. and Keeper G. S. Laboratory.
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u. r. MI I4LINS,
je 30-3t. Capt Co. E, 18th Miss Vols

DRlVATE JOHN L. BANKS, company G, 9Th
III Georgia regiment was wounded in battle 3lst
May, and supposed to have been brought to this
city. Any Information of his present whereabouts
very thankfully received. Address Capt. w. ID.
REDDING, commanding company q, 9th Georgia
regiment care of DR. GREEN, Sd Georgia Hospital.
lie 3O-3t*
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-A
thoroughbred MARE, brown bay, with black
legs, name and tail, belonging to Major Daniel es-
capped on Friday afternoon during the battle near
Coal Harbor, having ON black army saddle and an
India rubber roll, containing officers gray cape.
The was, it is said, late yesterday (Sun-
day. afternoon Broad street, ridden by soldier.
The above reward will be paid to any one who will
deliver her at this Office. ie N-2*
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!. . n.reesly ascsrsse III - :. No.. d,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

r OST-$2OO REWARD.-Runaway from me
i into the enemy's lines,on the Chickahominy, a
dapple bay HORSE, two hind feet white, and q
round white star in his face. He is five years old
and about Is hands high. will give $500 for his
recovery, or return to Gen. Stuarts headquarters.
JAMES n. CARSON,
ia aE3tt Brooks TROOP Hamilton Legion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

Col Starke, 60 Virginia, left hand shattered
Col johnson, 18th Georgia MORALLY wounded
Maj Burke, Capt Brooks, Capt Street, Capt Jett,
wounded; Lieut. Goolrick, wounded In leg, 55th
Virginia, all at INTERCHANGEABLE Thursday night.
AdJt Brockenbrough, wounded in neck; Lieut.
peterborough. arm broken and wounded in hip;
Capt Sydnor, shot through the knee, 10th Virginia.
Adj't Holcomb killed; Capt Vandergraft, wound
ed in foot 5th Alabama battalion.
Capt Geo Lewis, company K, 18th North Caro-.
lima, slight wound in thigh.
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PERSONAL.


DEKSONAL.-Iw will be grateful to any ono who
i will give information concerning my brother,
Capt J. w. HUTCHINSON Co. G., 4th Texas, who
is said to have been brought wounded to this city
Please leave written information at the Office of this
journal. j. c. HUTCHESON
JeJ Sit Go. c, 2lst Virginia
NOTICE.-Information wanted in regard to
IN. PEfTON B. ANDERSON, Co. +, 18th Regt
Va Vols, Col Wither's command Gen. Longstreet's
division, who is either in one of the hospitals or
private houses of this city. Address
je 30-2t* R. 8. HINES, American Hotel
INFORMATION WANTED-Of Capt. CLAY,
i Company H." 5th Texas regiment His where
aoouts will be thankfully received Address, at
this office, c. D. SEWARD
je 3O---1tA OF Capt Clays Co.
r INFORMATION WANTED-Ofthe whereabouts
Il Of JOHN POWELL, Company =, Capt. Pick.
ems Butler) lst South Carolina regiment who is
believed tobe sick somewhere In this city Infor-
nation concerning him will he gratefully received
by his anxious mother, if addressed to this Office
je 3O-lt* MARTHA POWELL
\ TTENTION. HOSPITALS.-H A. MULLINS,
IA of the 18th Mississippi regiment, wounded in
the fight on Friday, is supposed to be in some
hospital or private house, in the city. Any infor.
nation concerning him will be gladly received at
the Dispatch office by his brother.
L. r. MULLINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

Hooper Haruaan, 18th Ga; G0t1 Angiey LAT N
: q q " Jones' 18th Miss; + II mes, 6tb 4 G.
Ha6fe Palmetto Sharpshooterg; YIN simmons-
f5lk{1i g. y Walter, 4th n r: Z 3 Smith. 5th
rsx1E b n Jackson. Ctb ia; VIM Barlow, w n
chs.sy. Lynch Burton u r wills. y Bigsers.
Dr. gsesenso- w Sesy, H Moore ~
simms, "a Gs. r Bowen, 17th Ga; White,
18th Ga; Niilbrook, y w Wheeler. los Rios. q
tss; b Jones. 9TH Ga; i H 0rif1n, Jones' q
Ca Sgt ! Harris, J Z Nsai. 9Th &c; Ja: New
man, "a Ga; w H HINT, 18th Ga; Lewis Harris.
son. 18th Ga; Ii L KIRK, w X Nash, D Muse. nh
Ga; II Heath, CoxpI Z n Andrews, 18th Ga;
Pennington, 3lsf Ga; Th0s Slack. WIN Tyler. s5en
Va Uriah Esheridge, , : Chapman. 18th e; ~
Pridgsu, 4th &c; J w yoli4 b Cross = We; =
Davis Artillery; John NoorAH VISITS, Hssscs
Wiudsor. J D Strickland, "a Ga; Peter Davi1, IN
Ca; James w Dye, 18th Ga; B Waakias. q 0a;
Lieut. WIN Jones, 18th Ga; ] 4 MeCrssy, = Ga; Joe
Altman, 9th G; w N Ttdd, - Ga; Ftfas. g
do, ] 4 Jones DO 10; W A Brown, 7th Ga y J.
Davis. 81 Ca w II Nelma. do Do; = 6haIess, n
Tex; + Yraenaan, a O.; !" EdWArdS, bsh 0et
CG1Grsy, Cd GAL r Rogsdals. 9Th Ga: !esse -
Leigh. d 70; GO Bssr. l3eh Ala; J A hM. ~ &c;
Psttsrsos. - Ga, negnss esh g; z y
DO d r Co.. l7th Ga ] b Hale, Dth Gai + g r
Jooss. 9Th "a: y Geasboeoush III Ga 4eR.a
kins, II Ga; Lisut W " Wnitsmeons - e.; ~ ~
LswiA Il Gs; Jacob 4 AIlbs1g %, ~ ~ 1psks,
w Roby. DO a. Ueat J MeCollnm, - d ~
Naslen. Do DO; 4 Manning, 81 O. y .eeses]
esh Ga; Jas Lyis, I'M 0g II Eeasnoas - O.. -
y Smith. 6th Ga; J r LeWte, - - = 0ens
Do d. Jas y q 6hisids. - TsnG q y 1evos~
Ora rset; Lisut Robestsop, ye1n " y -.
Sssh 9; cos Miihias, ~ Tsx; ? q ~ ~ !.
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TNIYR DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from my
n house In Manchester, one large dark red But.
faIo cow with one VIII tie streak over each eye.
will pay the above reward for Der, or my informa-
ton whatever, 80 that ! can get her.
Ia aD-6t& BOILING G. HEATH.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port o. New York, April 90, ls6S.
ARRIVED.
Rieamshrp PAiladephs fu ns sportl barton Key We

ARRIVED.
steamship Pasdspha u S.IsSS Sat sposs asS
ynkee Blade FAirchild hence lst inst OF Z END o. ssa
IL ma s,s Was Spoken by sanboa Santiago d. Cuba.
Com e, cruising all wen 18th ID miles OF Hatteras'
steam ship sieorses Creek q iranspor Mott. Port
Royal, April l5 70 onartermas,er 10Th inst Pm OF os,
wen i7! OF ape okoS passed gnssSoa. psyIshs Ia1
s ore % a. M ITs propc
rn, s:ear -hip ReAnoke. hence for Havana
nacS a'a IN The ,Sa ossr Bay for date
on 50 = sese Br brig Mna,an Of iyerp o. 10 DAYS Az;
ar y days & Ms from Hav1e Tor Ma Manzaa y ii ali Wen
BARK Ellen stevens (of Porand) Howe Aatanzas April
BARR fhtoaa Carver. cardenas. days. with sugar to
Brig Bravo NJ Of sunaerana Mason, Lisbon q S days, y
n os sns Tore iopaaanast spit sails ana shifted
ballast Iith Inst Il 81 spoke scbr Moses Day. Of
SONS having been living on half biscuit day per man Tor
Bs phuiia owen MAJ ace. Neuvse days. with sugar
&c, Peck 4 Church. Had strong winds to Hatteras;
Sehr Miller tBr), Johnson Baracoa 10 days, with
,7 snr % niles e' %fs sf eTss
funnel, bound s. 18th off Chncoteague, pro-
Schr rarret scott Fortress Monroe 2 days
Schr MARYLAND, summer virginia 49,.
Schr Minerva Jefferson, Fan River for rhiY -iphia
schr Name Law, Anestnry Fall River for Philadelphia
sehr 1aes HarT rss f,oy,asnee, pT"rise%s GAYS
SchrT z Abel, Bragg, Providence, 2 days
Schr Geo Smith, Mills, Providence, days.
Rnggod twrecker Merritt from the beach sof the
Hirhlends
Nc April H. a,terns inlet 18Th 10 Quarlernasier
Steamer Raritan, slower. Trenton
Steamer WcstchesIer, jones' frovidenc.
SAILED.
Br steamship ST George Glasgow.
Wind during the day ENls; at sunset s. light
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

TO be actually felt. The sixty million Of de-
mand notes have been absorbed at the West
where they took the place of q poorer cur.
rency, and really added nothing 10 the volume
of money in circulation. The banks have
only just begun to realize saat this is their
harvest time, and that they ought to expand As
TO the legal tender notes. they have not yet found
their way, in any quantities, to the nnaac.a cen
tres. In the course Of short period os time the
results which have been so confidently predicted
win proba bly, be actually Witnessed. Our bank
currency win begin TO be redundant, ard at the
same time large amoants of money in the shape of
legal tender notes, will be seeking empIoymen:
here. simultaneously with this Congress viii be
compelled. by necessities which ought to have
been foreseen by the Treasury Department and the
Committee of Ways and Means, TO authorize Fr-
ther issue of 500, coo Of legal tender notes.
Under these circumstances the fall in the price of
money will only be checked by the rate of interest
paid by the Treasurer. But for this we should
anticipate three per cent money market here in
June next. AS it IT, call loans will probably fall
to ~ the deposits with the Sub-Treasurer are
only on call after ten days. and the abundance
of money will naturally generate speculation, if
there be the least chance for It.
Inc lorel9h exchange market closed yesterday
at about ll2 "a for bankers bills on London, and
sos 5.0711 for bankers bills on Paris. Rates
fell fully half per cent last week. and gold declined
aboutsS. The decline in exchange takes spectators
by surprise, it is evident not exporting as
much produce importing goods. So
long, however, as the difference be made up
with gold, without causing the price of bullion to
advance, bills must remain where they are. For
eign observers predicted that by the close Of
April sterling bills would be selling in New York
at 100, and gold at s l0per cent premium. Some
further experience of the present paper money
regime will enable us to pronounce upon the pre-
diction. Thus far the actual expansion of paper
has been too slight to produce any effect upon the
general commerce Of the country; and, on the other
hand our exports have only just begun to fall be-
low our imports in volume. II, next July, ex-
change continues to rule at or near liz, and the
premium on gold remains nominal, it will be safe
to pronounce the experience of the past an unsafe
criterion for the future, and the old fashioned
tenets of political economy as far behind the age
as the muskets and cannon which were used by
our army and navy when the war broke out.
The following table shows the course of the stock
market tho mast week and month";
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

Fish, Shaw; Hero 1AkemAn; e W Perry Sampson; H L
Orcntt Hopkins, and Engsh, Nicholson Boston: VIM
Csecksr Endcoit Providence; Browning sissy, Paw
sucket; Tlie Il, Anderson NLondon
LKwks April iSA shp supposed be the Holyhead from
Liverpool this mornng and ship Free Trade Tor
Liverpool Wind &. -
PORTLAND. April l7-Arr brigs soetaud, Thomss, ma
West Hardison Cardenas; schrs Ida Wheeier
Dyer do Parker Fitzgerald Tangier; Hurd, Robinson
and Starlight ycrk NYork Cid l7th. ship Mongolia Sweet
PROVIDENCE, April l8--Arr steamer Westchester. Nye
NYork; schrs Deiphene Ross Tangier Kate, SkidOre
Hawey, Allen and Henry Lemue velzer. Elizsbehpor;
soops Fashion. Young and Hail. wilcor DO sid schrs
Columbus, Bacon, Haverstraw Wooen Dioble, Coxsac
kie Bird Davis; q smith, Mills l. Blake, Everett;
Abel Bragg, and Pa 'ion Langley. NYork soops Fred
Brown, Carr; Lady Washington. Smith; My BaSies Car
ter, and Copy, Wheeler, do.
SALEM, April l7-Arr bark Lawrence, Hanson Cayennei
schr Yarmouth Bush, New York. Old schr Leocada Small
NYork. Sid bark Swallow brig schys Monterey,
Craig. hiadepha: j + Carver, Constitution.
TukTUGAS April Ain port brig Mary Porter, unc
WINTERPORT, April l0-Arr schrs Packet, Downes, and
Triton, Freeman, NYork.
YARMouTHPoRr, April l5-Arr schr Thatcher Taylor,
Loring. NYork.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

Another dull week in stocks, with very little
schange in prices. Holders of stocks appear to be
waiting quietly for the results Of victories and of
the issues Of paper money by government.
There 10 very little buying for speculation Stocks
are scarce, and the public show no tendency to
realize 1t present figures. On the other side, the
bears are moderate sellers. They are suffered to
have very heavy line out; but they are. probably,
operating rather for the interest which accrues
upon their contracts than for decline. The
strength which the market has evnced within the
past month, in the general absence Of outside or
ders and inside speculation, affords pretty fair evil
dence that any sudden impulse which it might re.
ceive either from victories or peace negotiations,
would cause a smart upward movement.
The impression is very general among parties
usually well informed that something will grow out
Of the visit of Monsieur Mercier to Richmond. The
French envoy is in position to know the hopeless
ness of the rebel cause, and will doubtless make
known his convictions to the rebel chief. On
the other hand, If he should have it in charge to
say to JEFF. Davis that the unnatural and wicked
rebellion Of the South had disturbed the peace and
commerce of the world quite long enough, and
that in the event of the rebels persevering in their
hopeless attempt to destroy the Union, it would
devolve upon the Emperor of the French to con-
slider what duties his responsibilities might devolve
upon him in that connection, it is not impossi-
BILE that the rebel leaders might avail themselves
Of the loophole offered by The semblance of a
foreign threat, and yield France that which they
would probably declare they would never have
yielded to the North. There may be no basis for
these notions; but it is clear they are not so un-
reasonable as to be unworthy Of attention. The
part of q peacemaker is one which would be emi.
nently grateful to the Emperor Of the French; and
it has long been evident that the chiefs Of the re-.
bellion would embrace any opportunity of ending
the contest which saved their pride.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

canadian -four was without change OF moment while
the saes embraced about 500 bbls, within the above
Of prices. Southern -four heavy with salso
OF GOO 700 bbls within tho range OF the above quota
braccd about 200 bbls. Cora meal was ou,s, at The
above figures, while sales embraced about 150 bbls
whsat-Thc market was heavy and lower and prices
20 goo bushels st 81 i5A 81 20 for Milwaukee club and
do. deliverable the first week in June 1T &1 TO- 81 10
g Is for red STATE sPrng aud 81 ss for prime white
the sales embraced about 80 900 bushels at SIC 5sc
FOR Jersey aud Delaware, and Csc SOC for Southern
mixed in store and delivered Rye was steady and
supplies moderate, with sales Of 800 bushels at
SOC. 81 &c. On the pier and delivered Barley was
nrm, with sales OF 600 bushels OF California at roe
ex-ship. Barley malt was quiet at 81 . 81 03. Oats
were in good request with sales Of Canadian and West
ern at SIC. eye. and state at selsc. a4oc
ConEk.-A sale OF 500 bags Of -. Domingo was made
for export In bond on private terms. said TO have
ct about 14zc., cash
CoroS.-ihs market was again higher, and prices ad
yanced about Nc per ID. The sales embraced 500
paes on the basis OF 20 for middliug upands and
small 10, New Orleans middling sold at SOC.
FRncuTs.-Rates were hrm, but engagements were
moderate 5000 bushels Of corn were engaged in bulk al
6I,d and ~ 900 bushels wheat, ships bags al a.
500 bbls -four at Is Is, with lard and bacon
22s Sd. ToLOndon and Glasgow rates unchanged,
who engagements were moderate Quotations for Havre
and other Continental ports were unultered.
Observation-Disclosures were lower while the mar :
ket was tosraby active at the concession the saes
footed up about 200 bbs at $t2 % s2 3fs for new
mess with small lots at sl2 60; old sl1 u.s.
and prime at $40 q $40 %. Beei was quito irn,
with sales Of 220 bbs. at sI2 so s4 Tor plain mess,
and $l4 80 $40 for extra Beef hams we're
quiet at Sl7 sl7 SO; prime mess beef was
firm at $50 Cut meats rather easier and in
fair demand with sales OF 800 packages at 4tsc aac.
for shoulders, 5Ise &C. for hams, chiefly at 51c.
aud 100 600 lbs dry hams 10 bulk, at sac Bacon was
dull, while the sales embraced 25U boxes at 6Ac for
Cumberland cut and al 40. for short and &c for
long clear ribbed. Lard steady and IN good demand
with sales Of 400 packages at 7sc Sic Butter snd
cheese were steady, and prices Without change Of
moment
sreAss werc moderately dealt in while prices wors
sustained ~ about 200 hhds. were made nading
small lots go 30 hhds ~ a Porto Rico at &c. SIC.
The remainder cSnsisi0d OF Cubas, moGily with The
RANGE of Bs.c. 20. and very prime 10 choice at &c
Sc and 600 bags Csseutta were sold Mp.t
The New York herald., 1862-04-21
Commissioners Of Takes and Assessments

DEPORT OF THE LADIES UNION BAZAAR So
III cety. 'as an0ners of tn, bounty OF The pu)ic the
Board OF Managers Of the Ladies Unon Bazaar Society"
have the oaor e report that during the months January.
funds IN .rOusy contributed as 70 lows-
586 families have received bread, and groceries
a week, ~ cost OF H
Coai 10 tue amount OF. ~ q
500 pairs OF shoes, costing 378 n
1872 women have been empo, In the manufac-
materias cossins: 800" s7oa n
from government.)
$500 garDe made under the above arrange
men which have been donated 10 the poor a.
their necessities required.
committee of the members Of the Board, desig-
mated tie Special ief Committee" !" have up
propriated 81 .0c0 to such OF sick
the general pans The soceis :. @ 1000 o.
To perpeuate the Society and end its benefits 70
the needy, the sum Of $in,NO has been set aside
and inv stcd permanent fund for the purpose
Of establishing Industrial jcety," the object
of which is 10 supply work TO hc poor during the -
TO carry o.t this plan Mrs Mott the First Direc- W
obtained, through the agency Of Col. vnton,
government contract for the manufacture OF
army shirts Under said contract tn re have been -
THIS contract has furnished wok to large number Of In
dustrious poOr the payment the above
named t$2 50) the Society have been reimbursed 70 tho
amount vi 81, 100 by the government.
These resuts by the expenditure Of
vast OF labor tbs Of the Managers Of tho
Board, and have accomplished ts tho
however gratifying Bard Of Managers thae
they have been able - contribute % largely 10 tho comfort Of
the poor
failed in instance thy confd ny rely upon the charity
their friends and the large hsarsed hberay Of the public
to excase the defect.
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