The Portland daily press., 1866-07-26
Additional Contributions.
= The following amounts have been received BY
the Mayor since our last report: S. 6 :

The following amounts have been received BY
the Mayor since our last report: So 6 8
First Congregational Society, Ian. NV
caster. Mass, 1852 7,
h York, by Chs Brown, s. ~ s 100 OC
COL OF M b Church, Elliot, by Rev
E Robinson. so 0C
Carter Hale 8 Co, New York, by Abb !'7''
ner Lowell, :. s.gp 100 oC
}Workingmen of the Merrimac Iron
Foundry, Lawrence, rs OO
burg, 100 70
Robert + Williams. Bangor, 80 90
Citizens of Freeport, by r Soule, 267 OO
Sltlzens OF lowell, additional, 1904 81
Congregational Church, Amherst, b 100 Sc
Citizens of Cumberland, Nd .aN l54s OO
Trinity Church, Pottsvile, Pa, ~ l-eaa55 40 90
Il Foote, New Haven, ar's 'as1 To- 10 OO
President and Directors of Milford 5t.f51H
National Bank, Milford, Mass, y, 275 OC
Cong. Church, Somers, Conn, sis7 sai5res- al SO
Unknown. Buffalo, N.Y. ziI3 ~ + 80 OO
Exhibition of tableaux by ladies of iliW
REM Union Eis,l Hotel s. sasat9gs, 1905 90
Citizens of Chelsea, additional, ~, $50 OO
The total amount received by the Mayor thus
far footsup to Ss227, 1889. bead 1aa fssrr ~ h
I ]. Mcclellan, Treasurer of Relief Committee,
acknowledges receipts as follows:
Citizens of Yarmouth. by hands of
Messrs Freeman & Storer, $l,156 90
Previously contributed by citizens of
Yarmouth and distributed bya00
committee appointed by the NJ ~
donors. s...ss.-,ss A.. 434 90
VIM Allen, Northampton, 10 90
Lehlgh Zinc Works, Penn, s .@ht S 90
d Messrs Rollins & Gilkey, who are now located
at the old apothecary and drug stand of DR..
Edmund Dana, Jr, corner Congress and
iPreble streets, have forwarded to the Relief
Committee for the benefit OF sufferers by the fire
the sum of $25, which the committee desire to
acknowledge the receipt of lIf3 81 sd3 rs ,nuos
The following contributions of clothing, &c.,
have been received since our last report:
I, Bbl clothing from P Cooper & ais. of
New Castle, N H, by H P Storer: S boxes chem
ical olive soap, from Twitchell Bros & Cham.
lin; box cheese, from G. B Ketcham, Buffalo.
N 7; Dbl clothing, from Robt Thorne, Mid.
dleton, Conn; 102 bbls -four, from H L Potter.
st Louis; trunk, from N London, Conn; 8
boxes, from Unknown; l bundle, from I'm!
known; box dry fish, from G Willard; 4 bbls
clothing. from Woburn; one box clothing from
citizens of Norway. r..,.,- -.
M Kimball, Esq, of this city. has received
ten dollars from Rev. Huse, of Chicago, to be
given where he thought best Also, of Cutler
& Huse of the same city, twenty dollars to be
applied in the same way. 70 liataE7
M Kimball & Co contributed one hundred
dollars for the benefit of their workmen who
lost by the fire. 800, ~. - +,
Mr. @ Shirley has received from Jams Stuck
pole, ESQ.,, Waterville, Me-, thirty dollars for
the benefit of the Portland sufferers. u = Z
Miss A Hall received from ladies of New
buryport, July oath, a package of valuable
clothing. together with twenty. one dollars, nine
of which were contributed by boys of Currier
Grammar SCHOOL, to be distributed among the
needy. -...v, =. 60
Hon Geo W Woodman has received by hand
of Rev Mr. Peters the sum Of SIS from the Hart
ford Universalist Society for the Pearl Street