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DIR. JOSEPH II. SCHENCk'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

and awaited themselves of his wonderfully efdca-
cious medicines. they would not have fallen.
DIR. Schenck has in his own proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that vital
ity, by his medicines and his directions for their
use, is Quickened into heasthful vigor.
In this statement there is nothing presump-
tuous. To tire faith of the invalid is made no
representation that Is not II thousand times sub
stantiaied by living and visible works. The
theory OF the cure by DIR. Schenck's medicines
Is simple II is unfailing. Its philosophy re-
quires no argument. 1t is self-assuring, self-con
vincing.
The Sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the
first two weapons with which the citadel of tho
Ila,ady is assaiIed. Two thirds of the cases OF
consumption originate in dyspepsia and a func-
tionaliy disordered liver. With tais condition
<. the bronchial tubes "sympathizen with tie
stomach. They respond to the morbifc action
of the liver. Here then S,mes the cuinlinatng
result and the setting in, with all its Distress
ing symptoms, of
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CONSUMPTION.
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"

The work of cure is now beginning. The Vita
ted and mucous deposits in the bowels and in the
alimentary canal are elected. The liver, like
a clock, is wound up. 1t arouses from its torpid
ity. The stomach acts responsibility, and the
p;tent begins To feel that he Is getting, at last,
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vention,

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mo Tel, or if it consists in a chemical
compound, samples of the ingre-
dents in their commercial
state and also in the pro-
posed prepared torn,
should be sent.
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In Cash Gifts, to be Distributed ID
the New York Cash Prize Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE
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Social Honor

Every person should cultivate.
a nice sense Of honor. 10 q hun
dred different ways this ftting ad-
junct of the true lady or gentle
man is often tried. For instance,
one b . guest Of . family, where,
perhaps, the domestic machinery
does notrun smoothly. There Is a
sorrow in the house unsupported
by the outer world. Sometimes
il is a dissipated son, whose con-
duet is q shame and . grief to his
parents; sometimes a relative
whose eccentricities and peculisri-
ties are a cloud on the home. or.
worst Of all, husband aud wife may
not be 10 accord, aud there may
often be bitter words spoken, and
harsh recrimiaations. In any Of
these cases the CUES. is in honor
bound to be blind and deaf, 80 far
- MA Hr .NME4tk
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treHlsrng.

- SIT 10 Awss - keaila q
81 80 ~ Jssa y r
usaaiy frgm hs iesu sffs.s
btis tysH u HsEils
ssrHot . g. 4 sanssr4ty As
Lzaisiufs n ns Eizis n sim~#
sirpl That ~ iasafiaa n ~ Ssai
n @s.slss d " ssaaiy a i'aaa4s
slsli BE-. ssl ths @Hs 4 hereby
dsaafni and removed from Che
tosH # psssls b. ne town u saf.
DE-. ~ aiaesuHsy whsss siIs ame
.hall y, and = hereby pefmsasntly
located and he IIsani ~ supervi
or q nd county hal, within
dFty d.ys after The pss.~zs Il M.
AeL eaa-s I'll the records, and aIl
the Office and court fa1nIsars be.
longing 10 ssid eoaaiy 10 be re@ov.
ed 70 tbs said tova Of Saniis and
they are hsreby vested with iuIl and
ample authority 10 maksall necessa-
~ arrangements Tor the court room,
Offices, and jail IN said town Of ssr.
dis, and 10 acquire by purchase, gin
or otherwise, real estate or other
property, IN aid for the purposes
thereof; Provided, The present jail
in the town Of Pamela may be used
for the confinement OF prisoners ill
o new one shall be erected In the
town Of Sardis.
SEXTON. 2. DO il further enacted.
That after the April term, 1871, Of
the Chancery Court o. said county,
and all meetings Of the Board of
Supervisors shall be held in the said
town OF Sardis,or the citizens thereof
or residing contiguous thereto, win
provide a suitable room In which the
courts shall be held, and place the
same ri sLe disposal OF the Board of
Supervisors for that purpose for the
years 1871 and ", without expense
to the county Provided, further
that the April term. 1871, Of the
Chaucery Court OF said county, and
all meetings o. the Bourd of Super
up to the 22d Of April 1871,
may be held in the Court House, in
the town Of Pamela.
SEcrIos. .. BE it further enacted
That after they shall cease to he
used for tie p~urpcsesfor which they
we're erected, the Court House and
Jail, and all other public property
'wned by the county IN the town of
including real estate, may
sold by the Boarl OF Supervisors
public or private sale. as they
nay deem best, the decd Of convey
anCe shall be executed to the pur-
,hascrby the President Of said Board
Ind the proceeds Of such sale shall
applied to the building of a
'ourt House and Jail in the town
Il Sarais Provided, That the build
ngs cannot be sold for their fair
Or the Board Of Supervisors
leem such a course most conducive
0 the Interests Of the county, they
nay lease the sane from year to
car, for any number Of years, or
emove the materials, Of which said
buildings are constructed, or any
'art thereof, TO the town Of Sardis.
o he used in the erection o: other
'uildings for Ike purposes in the
own Of SaniIs.
SECTION I. Be il further enacted.
That this Act shall be in force from
Ind after its passage, aud the Sscre
AIRY oi State shall, within Eve days
approval, forward a eerti-
led copy Of the same to ilas Beard
Supervisors Of said eounty.
Approved April LIST 1871.
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Few Hints.

Some gentle hints on mannersar
given By an exchange, from which
we select a few:
Don't be disturbed il you find the
best seats ina railroad car TAKEN
Az no one knew you were coming.
Of course they did not reserve one.
When a car Is crowded, don't till
a scat with your bundles. True po-
likeness Is not amiss even amidst the
confusion and hustle of a public con-
veyapcc.
/. 1f au epen window proves ancom-
Portable to another, you viii close it.
Whispering IN church i lmpolite.
Bsailss showinT disrsspect to he
speaker, II l. extremely annoying 10
thosc who wish 10 hear. Coughing
should be avoided ~ mach ne pos
sible. Sleeping, with its frequent
accompaniment, snoring, had better
be done at home.
Violent perfumes, especially those
continuing musk, are offensive 10
many people, and 10 some positively
Distressing. Don't scent yourself
when geing to any crowded Assem-
bly,. Beecher says. athcrc l. no smell
50 universally pleasing as no SMELL
TSasts snd senaimeals.
May tho honest heart never know
distress.
Msy care 30 I stranger where vir-
tue resides.
Afsy hsmp bind them whom hon.
or cantlot.
Msyoarprudence secure o. friends
but enable - to Hive without fLeir
assistance.
Nay eminent never be sacrificed
BY tlle tongue Of deceit.
NY o. happiness be sincere and
our joy lasting.
Asy TO smiics or coniucal felic-
ity compensate the fFowns of for
tune.
cessc 40 flcw,
My the road Of -prsfsrnosst be
found ~ none but those who de-
sefye M 9At n t9WE
Maya iibsxsi hAad aua tree
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
- Mnpslss = tenerosity
nsvsk " slscasd " ~ power 81
~ g. ~ ...sss.
- zsnjs lasIzk when We
|nxy.
ro1Irxs tie
2 -: - !!
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-
- a.
wslk le6mafn kzzR dFuEfiss.
fslizr sssb aha uiih sssshiia
ueau msai 80 y@nsssi
- AaAnaas slssaaA a. isszsy
Az@zas kln FlHisaz q -
aTsrzHz eiados. Tie sush So
80 a. -. ~ wHs - mari =
shs Itlis l.lIs4 Hhe So se<i Fsls
sd fvmshar. 9Th startled -.
Sang e IL miehisi be bad
wrasht.
"Woe's ed Kendriek b. mad
~Run. Nell " wont teli. ksn,
qaick.
-lsss'i. b ezsped
~Ras, I eel yeui he's oomisr-
Coward Why cont son rsni ]
gees he souldn't ezfeh me-.
NO ! cant run he fal,sred.
@Litlls FOL. bell BE- caaght Not
.punl enough to run away Well
rse done all ! can for him" muster.
ed The eldest boy.
The door opened; an angry face
Appeared.
"who did thisi" came IN fierce
tones from the owners lips. "Who
didthis. / say," he shouted. No zone
answered.
The trembling. shrinking boy drew
near. The little. delicate-looking
cuIrri. tassa - angry man and in
tones Of truth replied:
II did II, SIR"
"And you dare tell me Of
81 dare not deny ID, sir, dare not
tell a lie" nfaNf raR r
The reply was unexpected. The
stern man paused; he Jaw the pale
cheek, the frightened eyes wherein
the soul Of truth and tue courage
shone; and his heart was touched.
"comc here, sir. What's your
mamcy'
Edward Howe, sir, OH what can
do to pay your Plldoany thing"
his eyes filed with tears-"only
don't make my mother pay il, sir"
"win you shovel my walk whom
the next snow falls?
Nel's face was radiant as he an.
swer-l: .Al winter, sir. TN do II
every time, and more too. cir. I'm
do any thing"
"Well, that's enough; and do you
know why | let YOU oa 30 easy
Well, It's because you're not afraid
to tel thc truth. like ! bay that
tells the truth always. When the
next snow falls DC sure YOU come 10
me-" 49,
will, SIR
"We'H all help him." shouted the
others, and as they sarncd away,
three hearty cheers rose for Mr..
Kendrick aud three more for the
boy that darcd not run away.-Chad
al Home.
aE4 AH q
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"We'H all help him. shouted the
others, and as they tarncd away,
three hearty cheers rose for Nj.
Kendrick aud three more for the
boy that darcd not run avay.-Caad
al Home.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 90, 1871.
s7ss Sales, 1000 Stock, 1858 '0''' : 'A' 0'''a'n
Cotton in good s demand offering. hight; middngs, ls.c
Net RECEIPTS 3O66 bales Exportsro Barcelona coast
WISE 81. Sales lsuO. Stock 67,329
co,o, ,.r 80, ,,,. GAAlvrsIoS, Nov. g, 1871.
l2ss bales Exports coasiwc, l26s Sales, 900 Stock,
MOBILE, Nov 30 1871,
Cotton dull and heavv m,ddlings, lsac. Net receipts
Sales, Ioo Stock, 4o7is. -''-''
Cotton qnist midd,ins', ls,s Eas Nsi recepis
sales sales 4co Sp0sc scct 10 a 5si Britain aO e0A'we Las
',.u,- - wnMIsGros, Nov. 80 1871.
Stock slSSi. 81 '''-'' ~ ''''p'' ~ 'A'' =
Cotton firm middlings, 1876
Tobacco-sales 80 hhds market active and high for all
grades
Flour que, and unchanged. Wheat steady No spring,
:pra4 s3 ss .sr De- :sl as. sa SsssmS.r S
u 2o seller January sl sl Corn advanced and in fair
%,cd .CsS;; ;no, ,.sleeIsS, sss, ics regular
@ i central seller F'sss' sa. Sa a %se s
g. Rye sf s's s1saaSy
.ss @ ss'.f st ass ss4sE &c. sS ssa
s$;' is%:s %
.ss ,hs s sss9 aaa I
March, s}.c. 90 Green meats hrns; hams, &c. IKE;
shouders -c Ssc; short nbs, sac. 5,,c short clear
ssc Live hogs active and higher So 81 iG medium
TO GOOD - ~ ~ choice closing hrm Recepts-4O0O
OATS 5000 DO re- loOO DO b,rey and $4,000 Ship
corn, O0O do oats, oo do rye, sOou barley 1000
hogs.
OswEGo, Nov. 20, 1871.
flour in good demand and market steady sales $500 bbs
at 81 80 for No SPRING 8s for amber winter ss 25 white
winter and rs 75 for double extra Wheat quiet and un
changed No. Milwaukee club at 81 80. Corn steady
sales 1000 bushels at 66c Barley bushels
Bay Qune on private terms. Corn meal 81 60 for boed
ana II % Tor unbotcd cwt Mfced unchanged Shorts
S2l 81 ships,uns 24 $50 middngs S2s 800 per ton
liehwines. &c. Railroad freighs- Boston, 7sc.
to New YORK o6c, TO Albany bsc Receipts by iaxe-s9U0
bushels wheat $500 bushels barley 900 feet lumber
shipments by canal4S0O0 bushels wheat corn
1900 Dshe bari ey $500 bushels peas 900 feet lumber
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tat at e several niersecng streets ami avenue, cross,
now laid are IN The opaion Of The y ss
Works not "a good repair Or are 10. upon ers aiso,ed
ton Of the Commissioner OF pubc Works and that tho
companylng ordinance therefor be adopted
Which was iaid over -
Eye and Ear Inhrmary regulate lsth street westerly
pose Rutgers Mission Forueth street from aA
son to sixth avenue to place four ornamental lamps oy
two lamps opposite sos $50 Broadway
q o m 81 na ,an. S Mulberry stree
opposite 26 spring street and across Mo.t street from south
elgsn pavement ys fwsnivsghh street from sro.dway
ayeaSs also Fy.ah stree. rom rieyenh scene 20
fuynnth street also Hester street from Bowery 70 ceuirs
is5e street from Nntn svenas to Harlem River, also Ff
street from Fourth avenue to East River; s.s
RIVER, ss, pi,, stree, from Grand to Houston street.
corner Of sisib avenue AMI s,rc. 70 piacs
lsIp. d Worship @ Of Iha5eh osssed odrnss
~ ~ ~ 9 assenr and street, 20 lay ga. main
W fty wihh street between Eishth Tenth
street between Ninth Ninth aGa and Tenh snsb
e l.es - are opposite -, tas Eleventh street;
Eighth ayenao 4s to place aups
scenh place Eas lamp on northwcst corner of
Le,'ns,on avenue aud seventy olnh paes two
street; to place lamp opposite No. 20 Barrow street
place lamp northwest corner Of Broadway and drand
assra,cs Lodge ees sooms sso in street. Ga' % p.s
lamps oppos church OF the Testimony
place gas opposite Uptown Savings Bank place two
opposite Eleventh Ward Bank TO lay crosswk
posc school, Eleventh street; also
A north Twenty third street, to ferry entr To
pump h In well First street. Bowery 10
second avenue Fifteenth street. from First
also north side of Third from NDo
tyhrd 1921 front OF NO III BrOomc street
also Foeh street. opposite Nos S26 81 an 3S and bo
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues; u lay Croton
mains In Fify-eighth street, from Ninth to lsev'
Fty-nin,h Sirt,eh street; to curb, gutter, tn..
low lots l2is between First
and avenue to regulate &C.. Fourth avenue from l15h 70
l2ith 18th from Fifth tightb
also riftyIfth street. Eighth to Elevcnh also
Eighty fourth street, from Boulevard 10 tho Rivex
Drive; to bnd receiving basin on northwest corner o.
Ninth fteth street to nag in front OF 3C Wcat
Foreth drnking fountains northeast corner
Mercer Bsecker and southwest of ud
King TO repair carriage Market. Rut-
Pike from Division street East River TO
change the Fstyfth street, from Eleventh avenue
to North kvcr to vacant lots south side Fury
seventh street. between Eighth Broadway also
northwest Broadway ami tlyourth street also
southwest OF Broadway and Fy fifth street, to per.
west corner Tenth and Twenythd street. per.
nit NJ A. Andrews TO place ornamental lamp in trout OF
1857 Third avenue; to fence In vacant lots :"
eighth street, between S""'- r., s. -o,an soo SN's
scveraly adopted, by the following vote -:
ArriRaArrvE-Thc President Aldermen Charock, Cuddv
Dimond, Irsing Mitchell, McKevcr ONe, Iunkt, Reilly
Schichting, Woltrnan and WEIGH H.
On motion tho Board adjournca until December at two
o'clock r. M. JOHN HARDY, Clerk.
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SOUTHERN STATE BONDS FIRM.

The Southern list was firm, with q moderately
active business In the new South Carolinas, which
fell of TO 345s but recovered to and closed steady at
So. The Old bonds have az length yielded partially
to the influences operative on south Carolina
securities although as original issues they were
deemed above the effects Of the threats OF rcpui,a.
ton and the like. The Tennessees Mtssouris
and virgnias were especially nrm. The
following were the closing street prices:-
Tennessee, ex coupon, GO 56H; do. new, e5x a
G5x; Virginia, ex coupon, 62 q "a; do registered
stock, old, 81 SO; do sixes consolidated bonds
G4ii 65 DO skies, deferred scrip 2s q 20; Georgia
skies. IS so; do. sevens, SO 20; do. sevens geld,
%; North Carolina, ex coupon, SO o 80; do funding,
1866, rs 2s; 90. do. 1868, 20 20; do. new II 20;
do. special tax, IA q is; Missouri sizes, e7Z q 9s;
do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, % q 90: Louisiana
skies, ca 90; do. new, 81 60; do. levec sIxes 90
6s; do. do eights, rs so; do. do. cights 1876, rs
O so; do. rcnentisry sevons, 90 a 0s; do. railroad
cights, 70 q IS; Alabama fyes, 65 80; do. eights
100 l02; do. eights, Montgomery and Eutala
Raliroad, 90 a %; South Carolina skies, so a 65;
do, new January and July, 35 35S; do. do
April and october, 81 80; Arkansas skies, funded
53 a %.
STOCKS HIGHER And UNSETTLED.
The stock markeL pursuing the tendency dcve-
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oped so suddenly by the prepayment or eight NIL
lions OF the redeemed bonds OF 1882 was strong,
with q light amount OF business, the transactions
after midday being almost nominal in consequence
OF the general departure cf brokers and dealers up
town and out of town In anticipation OF
the Thanksgiving holiday anu festival. The
easier tone OF the money market ana
the actual prepayment OF four millions OF coin
by the Sub bTreasurer assisted the nrmness OF the
market, whose strength was more particularly
illustrated in the OF Lake shore at S9h, New
York Central at 92A and Ohos 427S, and generally
an advance OF nearly y per cent for the leading
speculative stocks. Quite late in the day, just
before the closing Of the Long Room, the "bears"
raided the market lowered prices so that at the
finale OF the business quotations left of as nearly as
might be half way between the extreme figures OF
the day, except for Plttsburg which at this period
suddenly advanced 10 l25b bid.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest ana lowest
olyu Jnr ha 1av
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The Liverpool steamer took out 1912 $50 In specie
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.

The decline in gold rendered governments weak
al the morning board, when The chief feature was
large business In 1925 ut Ill. The market became
better later In the day. especially after the most was
known, or thought to be known as to the extent OF
the coin disbursements for cancelled '62's The
following were the closing street quotations:
States currency sxes 1I3 113L; do. do, 1885, regis.
tered. ll6h 1le3s; do. do, coupon 117,I Il7X;
do. dve.twentes, registered, May and November,
1lO,i Ill; do. do, 1852, COUPON do Ill NIX;
do. do, 1854, do do. lioX l11H; do do, 1855 do.
do, llH l1lai; do. do, registered, January and
July 1ls ia; do do, 1866 coupon, do 113,I
1ls3S; do do, 1867, do. do. 114f 114s; do do,
1865, do. do, 1l43. 114H; do, ten-fortes, regis.
tered, 1854 losk; do. do, coupon, 109,l q 1osH.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1872; Manhattan, las; Merchants,
1l6; Mechanics, lS2; America 14s; City, 22O; Mer-
chants Exchange os; Leather Manufacturers, $50:
Seventh Ward los; State OF New York, los; Com.
merce, l15; Ocean, SO; Mercantile, 100; Chatham.
ISL; Bank OF the Republic lis; Hanover, lOl:
Irving l25; Citizens, 1l5 East River l1O Shoe and
Leather 15o Corn Exchange, 1909; Continental,
97 st. Nicholas, 49, Marine. $50; Commonwealth,
oo Importers and Traders, 165; Park l55; Manu-
facturers and Merchants, 100; Central National
los; Fourth National, 1l5: Oriental, 165; Gold Ex-
change, 100; German-American, los.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following wero the bids for the railroad
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NAVAL STOKES The market for spirits turpenne n
nucd dull and weak We have only to note of 80 bbls
from yard at 65c. Rosn continued good demand
reported OF 800 bbs rancd "A To- 800 u.s. do,
I'd 9O 400 bbls. So IS cargo bbls
Wilmington realized "a SU Tar was dull lut quoaby
changed.
PETROLEuM-There very little inquiry for refined to.
month"; Prices however steady 23c. being general
asking price remainder of MONTH settlements of small
lots made at 2lc Crude in bulk although quiet,
rm quoted at l2yc. for early delivery
ccnbcr. Case oil duh and nomoa Rt 26hc. q 27c.
Naphtha neglected but steady llkc The
fined were Two cargoes aggregatng 300 bbls standard
white at &c. At the creek the market quiet hut
re rmer, quoted at s3 20 upper and ~ 0j "a ~
lower road AT Philadelphia the market continued quiet but
quotably changed although somewhat weak. We
sales OF L0O bbs refined standard white for prompt d-v
cry at 20fsc.
meats 92 packages lar lO4 bbls md ticrces
zoo The pork market et but strong.
The sales on Change were only about 2,oUO bbs at
and and February W. and p' sl4 ss for March BssoS
long clear &c. for short rib, and 79c. for Cumberland
and Tic Cumberland and short rib for December
Gu. meats steady NJ 6c for shoulders sac.
9c TOR hams l3c 15c. for cured and smoked do
SIC. for bellies. Lard was hrmer but closed quiet
The (part last evening" about 40 erccs mainly
gssc the spot for December; 9sc January
a for February and 0c. for March, which shows ad
mand The reported casks Carolina al &C.
s6c l25 bags Pana At TAG 7ac and $50 bags Rangoon
| at 5ac. a7ac.
sUaAR.-lhe market for remains quiet and withou,
particular change in price Fair to good refining
within the OF 9sc yc Sales reported $40
hhds mclado a also ljS hhds $40 boxes on
stock foilows:-
HID. Bore. Bugs Nelado,
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Correspondence ON tho Subject.

Correspondence ON tho Subject.
NEW YORK. Nov. II, 1871.
ALEX. MronELI, Esq, Treasurer Milwaukee Relief Com
DEAR sR--The New York Gold Exchange have recently
raed from the funds belonging 10 the organization,
the 25UO the relief of those who become
homeless sequence that
have swept over a portion Of your state.
horzed place your disposal the appropriated,
also TO OF the grahcaon tct by this mcm-
bers of he exchange in being permitted TO contribute tins
r. L. EDWAaDS, Treasurer.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. %, 1871.
r. L. EDw ARDS Eao. Trcasnrer, No. 53 Wall street, New
DEAR SIR have to acknowledge receipt Of your of
thority therein, have to-day you S25O,
rinuted by the New York Gold Exchange the relief OF
the numerous aad sornly afflicted objects bounty
sincerely thank and the body represent this
ALEX MITCHELL, Treasurer
rev ,urN, Nov. 20, 1871
Governor n rIa b. p ,B BALDwJs. M Detroit Mich !:
appropriated from the funds gng organization,
the sim OF $sbO5 to aid the sufferers who
homeless and in consequence
have swept over portion of your state.
1t is with much pleasure that inform that am
auh horzei place the above your disposal In
tehat members OF the Exchange 1t proper
that affords them much qualification to tender the amoant
rated, and TO you that all Join In the
heartfelt sympathy for suffering people sincerely
universally expressed throughout the whole eoan.y Yours
respectfully, X !. EDWARDS,
Treasurer New ] ork Gold Exchange.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. EXECUTIVE orrIoEl
r. H. EDwARDS Esq, Treasurer New York Gold Exchange
DEAR SIR-I am receipt of your kind favor Of Novem
relief OF our suffering people, by the New YORK Gold Ex
have vaaed on You az saet accordD: ~
II behalf Of our afflicted people beg to present to your
sderation for their liberal donation We greatly
debed to the people Of whole country for their most
s'"''o'' ''A'''01'''A'' ''' '''p'sm H. +. BALDWIN.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
The Herald Chicngo Relief Fund.


CHICAGO, Nov. 25, 1871.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT Esq, New York.
DEAR SIR have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt OF your favor OF November g. addressed TO
His Honor Mayor Mason, with letter from q. T.
Paddock respecting the Maggie Mitchell donation
OF $500 to the "HERALD lund" for tho benefit OF
actors and members OF the theatrical profession
VINO suffered by our recent fire, together with
printed copy OF letter from Miss Mitchell to your.
sel ana In reply oeg leave to say that the OF
$500 VIII be set apart Tor the purpose designated
have also informed the Young MEMS Christian
Union that you would make All exception in their
favor and forward them the DAILY HERALD. though
contrary 10 your usual custOm-a favor they Will
highly appreciate. Yours very truly,
HENRY w. KING President