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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
DELLA WARE DEPARTMENT
OF THE
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
O@cs Of Commnes on Donations of .Moaty,
INSTITUTE BUILDING,
WuNiyrsION Anrl 18Th 1854

O6cs qt CommHee on Donations of Honty,
INSTITUTE BUILDING,
WILMlNGIOE, April lS.h, 1864.
The Committee Gu Donations OF Money ap.
peal ior contributions in MONEY, to those Of
their fellow citizeus who do MT propose sending
to The Fair the products OF their skill and in.
dnsdtry lIy far the larger portion of the mon
ey received on the occasion Of the Fairs held for
Tie beneht OF 'he Sanitary Con mission in Gin
einnnli, Boston and Brooklyn, va derived from
uiree' donations in CAsn, aud not from the pro-
eeeos vi @he sale of articles expoAled What
tne SANITARY Commission needs 10 affL I'd relief
70 the sick end wounded soldiers il MoA'EY, in
large amounts aud from all sources. We call
lhen upon all bankers, corporations, capital .isIs,
persons hvlng upon incomes, professional or
o'herwise in short upon all who will not DO
represented in the Fair By their productions, to
lA'itate the example of those who will, and to
otl'nbuto liberally in MoNEY for this great
Object
1t is proposed to raise One Dollar for every
mnn, woman and child IN Delaware, as the con-
rlhntion OF this State to tho Sanitary Commis
sion. Every person is solicited to woHK for this
Srea' cause. 1t is hoped that BY earnest and
united effort the result OF our labors NAV be
worthy OF the patriotism and loyalty Of the
State. '~y W Wv
Contributions may be handed to any member
o. 'he Committee, OF to the Chairman or to the
Secretary aud Treasurer.
s WILLIAM CANDY, Chairman.
Secretary and Treasurer,
GEO. Ii. P. SIMMONS,
Ohce OF ~ q. Co. Insurance Co.,
Institute Building.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
Spring Begun in Earnest.
BY rHn pAaD OF rownR HALL.


0Oquettish April, for awhile,
Has shown alternate fIown aud smils
Like teasing lass unto her swain.
AZ first, repulsivo, sharp and shrill
She SEEMED resolved all hopes to XIII
That she would Ger look sweet again
At length, the nymph relsntlng, tbrOv,.
A smile meath which all nature plovs.'
No more her charms does anger din
But May, with soft and fragrant breath
Full soon will weave his nuptlal wrss,h'
And birds her bridal chorus hymn,
Till late, we've feared to 10y aside
Those cumbrous garments we provIda
Against chill air and blasts severa.
But now, the gent who most does doat
Upon his snug, werm overeoat.
To dof it need no longer fear.
lis now mankind, like all the re,t
OF nature, should be newly dressed
When vernal sunbeams warmly fail.
We feel that lighter garb we need
And this tits makes hundreds speed
So fast each day to TowRR HALL.
Where We have the largest and best a.,o,,
nent Of Clothing In Philadelphia, from msdISm adm,
,riced to the finest, manufactured from n
lhoicest styles Of Foreign and Domestio 0ood,
If all kinds and sizes, including fiH dI,orI,n,,
n Pouihi' and Boys Clothing.
TOWER HALL.
NO bl5 MARKET STREET.
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

CAPTAIN GLLIs.-We noticed few days
since that Captain John p. Gillis U. $. NJ,
was detached from the command of the
steam sloop ossipee.
Our fellow townsman, Captain Gillis, has
returned under Medical Survey, his health
being impaired by long and arduous duties
in the Gulf of Mexico. We trust that he
may soon recruit and be enabled to resume
the active duties to which he has been ac.
customed previous to, and during the war OF
the rebellion.
The Divisions of the feet under his com.
mand in the Western Gulf Squadron, were
very successful, and captured many vessels
attempting to run the blockade.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

A Liberal oFFER.-A gentleman propos.
es to give his check to VIM. Candy ESQ.,,
Chairman of the Committee on Donations
to the Sanitary Fair for FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, provided nine other gentlemen can
be found who will do likewise so that an
aggregate sum of $4,000 may be secured.
Here is fine opportunity for our patriotic
capitalists to show their lberality in a
praseworthy cause, and we hope it will
meet with hearty and prompt RESPONSE
We will give due credit and publicity to the
liberality Of the gentlemen who shall thus
serve the glorious cause.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

II. H. bRiRGHURsT, DRUGGIST AND AporHp.
CARY, Sl7 Market-uext door to the corner of
Fourth street-has just received and offers for
SAFE, large variety of fancy articles, drugs
medicines, chemicals, Patent medcines and
Perlumery. Having lately purchased in New
tork and Philadelphia at low cash prices, a large
assortment Of hair brushes and tooth brushes
eomps' fancy extracts, cologne water, toilet
soaps, hair preparations, &C., he is prepared 10
sell them at the original New York and Philadal.
phia retail prices. He keeps constantly on band
a large stock of the most popular and most reli.
aoie Patent medicines, all of which he gurantee,
10 oe the truly genuine, and warrants them
iresh and unadulterated. Ayers Sarsannrillo
and Cherry Pectoral, Jaynes' Expeoiornnt
Jaynes Alternative, Carminative, Vemifnoe
anu Sanative Pills; Browns Essence of Gingsr
nusbands Magnesia, Browns Bronchial Troohes
hadWay's heady Relief, Tobias Horse Liuiment
S'. syuerl morse foWder, Hunts Liniment, VOLTS
Schnapps and brakes Plantation Bitters ,gor1
ranted genuine and sold at reduced nricea
We Wonld also call particular attention N Mo
family medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many vears
ahu can be relied on for their safe and ettica.
c,ous cures Brlnghmst'a Cough Syrup far
coughs, uolds and Asthma is one of tba has,
emedies knoTn for diseases of the Lunss
Brlnghursrs Dyspeptio Pills, an excellent rema-
py ior Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, &c. Bring.
hursts Anti bilious Pills, popular and desi.
raole cure for Bilious Fevers, Jauudce. Cos,ivs.
ness, Headaches, &c. Bringhurst'a Blackberrv
compound, az invaluable remedy for Cbolic
Sholera Morbus, Diarrhea, dripping Pains, ana
summer S,l Complaints in children. Bripeburs,,s
Kings Mixture, speedy and eficacious ami.
eation ea for Pans, Bruises, Rheumatism. Cbil.
1'ainsi FROSTED Feet, &c, and also Brinohnrs,,a
essence oi Jamaica Ginger, the popular medi-
cine for Disordered stomachs, Indieestinn o,l
Diarrh@a. This preparation Of Ginger. uniilo
those disagreeable aud useless nostruma soiJ
under the same name, is prepared only from tI,a
genuine bleached Jamaica Ginger. ''''' '"S
hassons Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Copshs
Colds. Hoarseness, Asthma, Sore Throat AMI a1i
9E 5Re affections Of the Throat and Lungs, aod for
p'' 'O'''' sep l4.tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

WALL PAPRR DEPoR-John r. Holt has re-.
moved bis Wall Paper Depot, to No. 4l2 Nlark e,
sstreet, above Fourth where he has, and intend,
keeping constantly on hand splendid assort :
ment OF all kinds of Wall Paper, Curtains. 40
which he will sell at the lowest prices lie in
vltes the public to call and examine his stoct
before purchasing elsewhere, as he fatters him.
seif that he will be able to give them salisIae-
ton. non. he will also execute in a neat manner
Apr. Sat. S"'''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

HRNRY CLAY's REMAIHs After an interment
OF twelve years the remains of MIR. CLAY were
removed last week upon the death Of bis wife
and placed side by side with hers beneath the
beautiful monument erected to his memory Ia
the Lexington Cemetery. CONNECTED with this
event, the Lexington Observer says, the wreath
o. 'mmortslies placed upon his coffin by his friend,
lhe eif'ed poete's, Me-. Ann s Stephens, prior
70 inc removal Of the body from Washington,
was louna 10 be in an almost perfect state Of
preservation, being but little faded. while a god
ring, bearing the initials ~. W. which rested
near the wreath, was as bright as though lust
from jewellers store. 80
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

THE AMERICAN Journal OF THE MEDICAL
ScIENcEs.-BLANoHARD i LEA, PUBLISHERS,
PuiLADELPAIA.-W have been favored by
the Publishers with tho April number of
the above named medical qnarterly-ths
ample pages of which are well filled with
original and selected articles, which must
be of the greatest value to the Physician
and Surgeon. The articles by Drs. Warren,
Moses, Sidell and Thomson, possess great
interest to Surgeons in the Army, or TO
those having charge Of Hospitals
The Journal and the Medical News, a
monthly period cal are furnished to Sub
scribers at five dollars per annnm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Office of the Committee on Labor,
Incomes and Revenuaa.n
COZ Market Sfr,fi, Wilmington, AprIl 1854

6O2 Market Street, Wilmington Apnl 1864
The Committee on LABOR, INcoMrs .v
REVENUES" Of the DELAWARE DRpARTNIrSr
the GREAT CENTRAL FATR, is charged with ta
following duty, to wit:
lst To obtain the contribution Of noue diva
labor" or earnings, from every Artisan and
LabOrer, Foreman, Operative and EmployeS.
President, Cashier, Teller and Clerk Of eyery
incorporated and unineorporated Company, Raj
Road and Express Company, Employing Pirm
Bank, Mandatory, Iron Works, Oil Works
Mill, Mine and Public office from every pryats
Banker and Broker, Importer, Auctloneer And
Merchant; Clerk, Agent and Salesman De-
sisner, Finisher and Artist Publisher, Prlpter
and Mechanic; from every Government OHioer.
Contractor and Employee; Grocer, Butcher.
Baker and Dealer; Farmer, Horticultural api
Producer from every Mantua. maker, Milllper
and Female Operative; every individual en-
gagged in turning the soil, tending tho loom or
IN any way earning livelihood, or buildinEa
fortune within the State of Delaware.
2nd.-To obtain the contribution Of one day's
Revenue from all the Employing Establish
ments, Firms, Corporations, Companies, Kali
Roads and Works.
Srd.-To obtain the contribution Of one days
income from every retired person, and person Of
fortune-male and female-liviug upon their
means, and from all Clergymen, Physicians,
Dentists, Editors, Authors aud Professors; and
all other persons engaged in the learned or 9TH
I er professions.
To accomplish this great work, the Committee
appeal to the people Of Delaware. The object
| in view is to raise funds for the Sanitary Com.
mission n charitable organization for the relief
OF our sick and wounded soldiers.
Let every man and woman work one day for
our Couptry.
Contributions mty he handed, or sent by
mail. tI any memboi of this Committee. They
will be duly acknowledged, and placed upon the
records u the organization.
COMMITTEE.
SAMUEL NJ HARuNaroH, Jr., Chairman,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon. j. NJ Turner. Wilmington
Dir Jas. II. Wllsou,
Rev Dr. CLEMSON, Caymont,
"A. P. Shannon, Christaua,
A. Higgins, New Castle,
@. W. Blaudy, Newark,
Spencer Chandler, Pleasant Hill,
Rey. ID. II. Emerson, 81. Georges,
VIM. H. H. Clark, Delaware City,
Henry p. Raker, Odessa,
James A. Benson, Kirkwosd,
! Daniel Il. DunniHg, MiddletOWn,
Lew w. Lauonus, ToWnseod
Joaelh Cleavcr. Port Penn,
Robert u. lloheiker, Smyrna,
d. W. \. Collins, "
4 Daniel Cowgirl, Dover
Dr. Ezekiel Dawson, Camden,
I ilunn jenkins.
Dr. joseph Simpson, FELTON,,
Thomas B. Coursey, Frederioa,
ThomRs +. lli.lmer4ley. Milford,
John II. Suller, Bridgeyl,e.
j. T. Michigan. ueOrgeiowp,
l.. W. Wapes Lewes.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION NO.
l, UNDER THE NEW NATIONAL TAX
LAW


The United States Deputy Collector of Iu.
ternal Revenue, for Division No. l, comprising
Wilmington, Christiana, Brandywine and Mill
Greek ids., informs the Manufacturers Butch.
ers and Others that the duties and taxes accru-
ing upon their returns to the Assessor for the
month of March, 1864, will be due on the 2Oth
day of April, 1864, and that be will be at his
oihce, on and after the 20th until the Both of
April, for tile purpose of receiving the same.
Payment in all oases to be made in gold or silver
coin or In Treasury notes issued under the au-
lhoriiy Of the unitel States, in notes of banks
organized under the act to provide National
Currency, aud known as National Banks.
All persons not ayailing themselves of the
opportunity Of the time named, will subject
themselves to an addition of ten per cent GU The
amount due.
am prepared to deliver licenses to those
persons who have not taken them out heretofore,
JOHN P. HILYARD, Deputy Collector,
Office GIG Market Street. Office hours . to
II A. NJ, l. to 81 Pm ap.l92w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM CAnpY, Chnirmnn

WILLIAM CANDY, Chairman,
Edward Belts, Wilmington,
j. T, Head,
J. L, DeVou, Jr.,
J. @. Jackson, Pleasant Hill,
Miller Newark,
D. W. Moore, Cenreville,
Ed, Challenger, Eew Castle,
J. 7. Belville, ST. Georges,
u " Hastings, Kirkwood,
j. Is. Cszier,
". W. Ischudy. Smyrna,
J, A. Dunning, Dover,
j. Woodall,
DR.. C. l.. Mahon, Smyrna,
ThOs. Simpson, Camden,
W. Townscnd, Fredefica,
A. N. Hall, Milford,
X. w. Reynolds, FELTON,,
q. 3. Layton, Bridgeville,
L. W. Waplcs, Lewea,
Geo /. money, Delaware City,
Rev. Daniel Lamhiin, Camden
MRs II. W. BRRrsr,
Chairman Of Ladies' Committee,
Mrs. A " Smith, Wilmington,
Miss II b Torhert
Airs. Z. W. llaines, Newark,
Mrs Taggart, New Castle,
Mrs. A. 7 Shannon, Christiana,
Mrs. A. K. Robertson, Delaware City.
Mrs Sarah NJ. Way, Centreville,
Mrs. Isaac b. Hamilton, Smyrna.
Ladies' Aid Society. MiddletoWn,
Mra A. b. Richardson, Dover,
Mrs. James II. Boone, Frederick,
Mics Annie Reville, Milford,
MIS- Eliza Moore, Georgetown.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

FACTS EoR SOLDIERS Throughout the Iudian
and crunean Campaigns the only medicines
winch proved themselves able to cure the wsrst
cases oil Dyseniery, Scurvy and Fever, we're
HoLLowAY's Pills AND OINTMENT. Therefore
let every volunteer see that he is supplied with
them Only 20 cents per box or pot. 22s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
wv a N E ID.

wv Ia A-N ~ -n=A A-$A
Delaware R. R. Stock,
Mechanics Bank Stock,
Farmers' Bank Stock,
Bank of Delaware Stock,
Union Bank Stock,
Bank of Wilmington
AND
Brandywine Stock,
Delaware R. r. Bonds.
For the above, the highest price will be
paid by
r. r. ROBINSON, Il Co.,
Corner of Fourth aud Market SITS.
apr lin
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FARMERS

AKIN GRS
,. rut ID your Oats, Corn and Potatoes and ton
ALLEN & NEEDLES
mar 1l-au Fertilizer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
CITY MATTERS.

HEAD-QUARTERS,
MIDDLE DEPARTMENT, 9Th ARMY CoRPs,
BALTIMORE, MD, April 10Th, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. 2I,
The sale of citizens clothing, to enlisted men
IN the Military service Of the United States, or
the procurement Of such clothing for enlisted
men, or the furnishing Of citizens clothing to en-
listed men in any way under any preie1t whntso
ever, Ia is forbidden hereafter IN this Department
ANY violation of this order will subject the
parties to arrest and trial by Military Com
mission.
By COMMAND OF MAJOR GEN. WALLACE.
SAMUEL b. LAWRENCE,
assistant Adjutaat General.
HEAD QUARTERS,
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE,
WiLMISurOE, April 2OM, 1861,
OFFICIAL.
j. HUIDEKOPER,
Lieut. 8 A. d. C. Act. Ast Adgt. Gen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
8 n. PETTENaILL Z Co.

No. 81 Park Roi0, Nsio York, & 6 Safest, Botoa,
Are our authorized Agents In those cites take i
vsFtissments and subscriptions for the journal Hnd
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
Catalogues furnished at sale.

MONEY AND SrooK.-s. Hilyard & Co, Bankers.
No. 6l6 Market street, report the following Quo.
a. ottana TO- A,uu oE.L -
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Eo1EEsna.ed Of the whole Uuisd states 3aso coo
SECURE mileG
The LoTc1sttr (Pa. Trumps. Of Elizabethtswn
says that after the death few days since OF young
woman ut the residence Of Martin y. In Rsphe town.
ship beautiful white and bud made their appear.
a1fe her lips said horticultural phenomenon being
hsri like ivory and continuing 10 grow until he inter
nent. Skeptics said il was natural rose placed
the face ornament but were convinced by infpeo
ton that they were mistaken
new plot by the Morgan prisoners In the
Ohio Peniienary TO force the guard and escape has
been discovered They had provided themselves with
knives and files. and ons had nearly completed a
wooden key Suspicion was ffst drawn upon their
plans by the earnest request Of Basil Duke who was
on parole al Camp Chase 10 be put back in the pom
Itentisry.
A diver al st. Louis descended feW GAYS
since 70 tho wreck Of tho Moderator and lot signaling
usual vas pulled Up and found "a be dead He had
sppsrently stumbled from the ladder which he went
down By and not having the usual weights at bis feet
was tarued and kept head downward by the weight Of
bs helmet and suli0caled.
Cincinnati firm has received from Louisiana
orders for 200 pows 10 wagons quantity VI harness.
20 carts 900 barrels pork, 800 tuns hay, blscksuls
and carpenters tools &oa sure indication that peace
and prosperity soon to follow tho footsteps Of Free
dom in that portion ct least OF the South.
Coal Oil has been discovered at Albion, Cal.
hoHn county Mich 1t s said yield 20 per cent more
Of tho pure article than the Pennsylvania oil burn well
and IL entirely nOnexposive II Is expected that large
deposits OF OIL VIII De f0und IN calhoun county which
lies contiguous TO the great bituunous coal deposits Of
tho State.
A man has been exhibiting an "ineubator,n
hatcher Of eggs by artificial heat at Lancaster Pa
About ZOE eggs have been kept for four weeks
week longer than the hons wOnid have taken and
tho result is chioksns AT this rste they viii cost
between 81 and g..
A farmer on tho Upper Ksnnebec, Maine,
who had lost sheep BY abduction for many years Of
fered notorious sheep stealef e25 year 70 et his
Aocks slone TIN. worthy, however. only smiled and
said No. Squire. think can do better"
Out Of 10000 veterans In the army Of the
Potomac. whose terms expire within the next nine
months at lees Is 900 have reSnst and 1t s expected
shat the balance viii follow their example. OF 900
granted fnrloughs $500 have already returned 70 duty
Investigations arc being made into the con.
dcct Of the Rochester. N. T.. city police who are
charged with running of men and boys into the army
under dscreditable circumstance 1t u supposed that
several viii DO dismissed the foroe.
8. w. Day Of Mansfield, Mass, has been ar.
rsgned for sending fraudulent marriage notice TO "a.
Bosiow Journal and 72I Tasstes 0sssiA lie pleaded
guilty and sentence Ia deferred
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MASS MEETING OF HoUsg.PAIsTBB.-

MASS MEETING OF HoUsE-PAIsTKRs.-A
large and respectable meeting Of house painters was
held on Thursday at Stuyvosent Institute. No. $50
Broadway. Delegations from Brooklyn and jersey
City were present Ths meeting called 10 order at
egh! o'clock by the election o! Mr. John V. Fisher Is
Chairman, and Mr.. Edward Phe9n, Secretary. Gr.
Fisher stated the object Of the meeting 10 BE- to lay
the question Of wages before the painters Of adjacent
cites, for their confederation. Mr. Baker, Of the
Brooklyn Painters Society said that the members Of
his Society had already notified their employers Of their
intention to demand their wages 10 be increased on the
lst OF March. lie could not the reason why paint
ers were paid IS less per day In Brooklyn than in
New-forL When the boss painters OF Brooklyn have
work to be done In this city their hnDds GENERALLY
oeived tho lowest rates without paying the travelling
expenses. Mr.. Stevens OF Jersey City was the neXt
speaker lie hoped that the agitation here would con-
tinuni that il bad already done much good In his city
House painters are receiving 90 day and intend
TO demand q 50 on the LIST Of March. A resolution
was adopted inviting the painters Of this city to attend
mass meeting Of their fellow iaborcTs TO be held ut
NO 369 Fulton street. Brooklyn. on Friday evening
Amer few remarks from other gontlemsa the meet
ing adjourned
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,rsons whoc por,ra. are presented are enthusiastic

persons whc portraits ore presented are enthusiastic
In their admiration"
because /. is 10 be- engraved and because we hold TO
be our boundcn duty 70 protest against it "A great
show Is made Of Mr.. Darieys name, but he mas cone
Che ereSt iyro, we might say. aided by the excellent
photographs which have been published Of s ,hese zen
tlemen, could have made better collection o. hhe,
world have suggested some arrangement winch would
not have boon papnby absurd and that iittle truth
might somewhere have been allowed 70 sno| i'sei,'
But Che public seems 10 have been very cheePy rated
and everything indicates that the publishers vii divide
nm ample spoil with the artists whose united efforts have
produced this most urcanny offspring.
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THs SoLDIYas' VoTg IN Ngw-JgRsEf "A
large number Of petitions being presented to the
Legislature OF Nev'Jersey asking the passage Of an
act enabling absent soldiers To vote. Mr. Hamilton Of
Sussex Dem). In presenting one Of these petitions
agreed with is prayer. but said to grant II would be
unconstitutional The Attorney General Of the State
however last February decided that an act permitting
cpsens In military service and who intend returning
to the State, to vote BY proxy Il constitutional Last
year an attempt TO pass such an act STAYED of until
too late BY the Copperbead majority and foas arc or.
pressed that Tho present session win 30 equally barren
Of resuh
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

The following table by Mr.. Disturnell gives
the approximate Of those States and Territories OF
the United States wAose exact superfces cannot yet BE-
determined BIZ reason OF tho absence unfinished state
Of the United States land and other Instrumental
Yeyg:
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The following order from Mr.. James win explain ne
OF the colony at Roanoke Isspd and the WORK u s
ere engaged These with other articles have eeeh - -
of bssksmiths tools two suvs, four ao,eu unS -
four dozen 100 hitting hoes one pu-hei ., ooi -
half bushel cabbage seed. barrel cary Pesji @ ~,
rusbssa seed peck round baeop QUO
sdzos l5e ksgs OF nails slx large cro'scut SAWS we
hand saws 20 hammers $50 yards Of rope thrse nsno
books for time books and accounts OF soof one ao
locks, dozen good door bolts, quantity OF Smaa
Irvine Aqusntlty Of seine twine pais Of counter Es
weighing on, nations to the coIored people WsAeng ~
inch stovepipe quantity Of Trstanens 70 hundred
quantity Of email picture cads for Sunday schoo~'
vcrsos on them.
The rule impressed upou our agents b 70 gvs. A -
those who need and have not the means 70 Peo
Second give to thoss who have the mssns -
ohsss. or " 10 hsys the sbuiy 70 esgu saQpsd-
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F.R. Asssssos, Public AccoanssuA
Ry the above report Of receipts aud expenditures
il viii be that work is largely the increase
The amount received and oisbursed from all sources M
twelve months last year, was So, 1893. Tho 2resem
year tho beDefectons OF the friends OF the negro havs
come in fast and boGntifully, but though largo q
amount it is small WHEN compared 10 the hundreds
thoasends for whom 1t is given. Large amounts OF nov
clothing lave been prepared and cut into garments and
made up. Some by benevolent ladies without cost
others by charitable Institutions CT small charge and
some have been made up by women who have receives
fair compensation for their work. We here acknovb
edge with gratitude, the aid have received nun
ladies' outside OF this CITY In making up garments WIZ
out charge. This work has grown upon our hands, =
that We have now quite manufacturing dtpartms1ss
Thousands Of garments have been made In thus way ~
the sufferers The cash ON hand will IN aiex 49,
be absorbed In paying salaries now due ana IN
large and must increase until the people are We
IN the traits OF their own industry. when iney VIZ
abundantly able to support themselves ssa s IAN
tutions. Z. u. 1hr
Chairman Home Com. No. Mercer street, Ne -