The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-17
iIEsGIjGgaiaa ChaFIis aRle
To be- Given, at IBaitii.sere.
tide a. June Isth,. IS67, .,oa !

fIds nj SuAC rs LIZ AS0l,.yoI O..
sftHE PROFITS OF THIS CON-
III CERT will be given to the southern Or.
.phans' Association, TO the snbjoined address
Iron the officers OF which We call the attention.
or the pablic $780,. 49, --..----- -. - 4
4 Wa. the Officers OF, che Ssotbsrn Orphans
Association for the maintenance aapi education
tf the destitute orphans Of deceased Southern
solliszx And sailors earnestly sslicit the sympa'
nix and cooperation in our Grand Presentation
Concert of all who desire to see the Home and
School enabled 10 receive and care for all needy
oi,es who seek Its shelter and protection.
Thanking our friends for their past contribu-
lions and assistance, ,ws again appeal to thru
TO help us in more extensive enterprise. 1t n
the design Of DISSATISFACTION 10 erect a Home
and School for the orphans of the South, both
city Of Richmond, va. AS an infringement TO
have the building located them, the Common
Council OF that city have guaranteed ten acres Of
land, in m elevated and healthfnl location, and
win ineresse the quantity Of laBd il needed
sponse TO this appeal 10 apublis which has never
yet faded to sustain n charitable Institution.
that we have rlterrd into an arrangement with
Messrs. l. T. Palmer Il Co, SO. u Holiday
street Baltimore, 20 organize q Grand Musical
Presentation Concert for its ispetit, 'hna earn
esqy solicit the kindly aid and PAT ponage OF the
p pa 70 ensure lis success anHfrGirr f
MRS. Jorv +. Hsx,s6xr Prtsiaer,s nBaiffmork
Gas. McCCnnS, Vice President '' '-iI
4. A. +. MEARS, TREASURER
IN. SHIERsi B1eordinE SeciE sazur~ r
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90 Ms. y9HS /; HAMMOND, Raltimgr. ...,
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..ty Hon. jas. IioNs Richmond
: .sarJANEs THOMAS, -. :" '.
:" Tuos. BRANCH, -, f q- o..
D Baltimore, February Is, 1867.
II may seem unnecessary To add single word
to the above aIlIfress but the calls upon the rim
stitution have been 90 numerous apd pressing,
ing ts widen The circle Of its charities II of sneh
an artlnous natIlre hat tho management casunot
too strongly urge upon the humane and sympa-
thetic everywhere, an active participation in
this additional attempt to alleviate the sad con.
dition Of great numbers Of helpless children,
rendered thus Dy the terrible war through, which
we have passed And assuredly, whatever may
have been the relative p0Iitiea! views Of Indies
and gentlemen heretofore 'oR must agree that
the children rpferred TO, could not. Nv any posi-.
biIty, have had any agency in bringing about
their present deploIable and destitute condition.
and are suitable olJects for the charity OF all
persons, of whatever shade Of political opinion.
The Home and School which th9y now moe
of iueaeulabie benefit by proyidipgTnot only
food and rilinient for uiese helpless ones, bat
likewise Solid and thorough education, thus qual
flying them for fhtur usefulness 10 sociCty AZ
large. In ortcr that this appeal may be ktiCOth-
al in enfisth5 the active intepst and ro'olprT M
tion Of all classes Of PERSONS ,yNrrS where, We
have concluded to issue FOR the