The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-09


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ELEVENTH. AvENUE-PuBLIo NOTICE =
The Commissioners Of the Central Park deem IL eype
S,sns 70 n,asa c ' stree. and
Of The said avenue rs sSn street 20 th 81 M M
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Comptroller Of iihePark
NEw Yonx, July s. 1885.
TINTED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION, CEN
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commonly besets the work OF volunteers you vaed
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labor: % through fOs.s and heats, and without in
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suppose that you who and Inspired
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sphere worthy OF thanks and respect than the
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soceties and % their individual Through
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in the ncd The mothers sisters wives and daughters Of
bands and fathers who were fighting their battles AZ
ter having contributed their living treasures 10 the
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between the nresides and the camp fires, between
the bayonet and the needle the tanned cheek and the pale
face has kept the nation has carried the homes into the
ranks and Kept the ranks In the homes until sentiment OF
oneness Of irresistible unanimty In which domestic and
social civil and religious political and military elements
entered qualifying srenghening enrching and sanctyne
all has at last conquered all obstacles and given an over
whelmnE profound and permanent victory IL has been
our precious privilege TO- be almoners TO manage
soldier: and sailors We have tried to DO our duty impsr
vast work which has grown In our hands keeping pace
now about to lay down. after giving the American pupic an
account Of stewardship chiefly indebted 70 .n
money created by the fairs which American women naugu
rated and conducted and 10 the supplies collected
der organization To then, finally que we
part Of whatever gratitude belongs TO the Sanitary Somm
sion. II II should be- The soldier will return 70 MS nome
TO thank his wife mother sister dauen.e loI ~ %
derly looking after him In camp ana neu ~ ~
prison; and thus will be that - tne nvmes o'
country which have wrought out this great savon ano
that the the OF Amerca have an egusi part
In its glory and its Joy Invoking ne pessng OF vJu upon
you all gratefully and proudly your ,eow
T. H. Ornsted, George r. strong Treasurer and OF the
standiug Committed; Elisha Harris, w H. Van Buren,.
Standing Committee; Wocott Gibbs, Standing Committeei
y. g. Howe G. X. Agnew, Standing Commiuee o. - New
berry Secretary OF Western Department; " W. Clafk, X
W. Burnett Mark skinner Joseph Holt, Horace Kinney "