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one.
Lord Taylor show ct their fall opening a mag
nncent collection OF imported Silks comprising the
richest SILKS and veivets, made up In the most at
lovely dress Of tea rose colored silk vas trimmed
with silk applique in two shades or crepe de Parise
The ample oveIsKrt was o0ped with tea roses. with
sprays Of buds aud foliage. .'
de Chlne. edged with blond. Above the nOunce
were pyramids OF bows, mixed with blonde. The
Orerskirt was OF crepe de Chine embroidered In
sleeves. trimmed with blonde and embroidered.
This charming affair mad skirt three yards long,
: A cafe-au-lat silk had the skirt nnished with
double imperial hounce trimmed with vandykes,
edged With with fringe. deep overskirt with triple
finished at the back with long sash ends corsage
trimmed en- Berthe, wide, flowing sleeves. Price
A charming appe-green silk had founce and over
skirt OF crepe lisse, the Overskrt trimmed with
knotted fringe woven IN the MATERIAL; waist HIGH
with Dretelles forming sash ends at the back -
An elegant bridal dress OF white corded silk had
The front and side widths were trmmeI with
plated nounces; the skirt was drapcd with bou-
quets and sprays Of orange blossoms, and the whole
looked lovely under the misty folds OF tulle VEIL
A bronze silk was trimmed with velvet two shades
long velvet sasnes and waist sleeves OF velvet
IDS c0mMnauOl was very elegant. III
SKIRT with double fiounce trimmed with % frtils Of
velvet overskirt with three "bet wingan
A golden brown SILK was trimmed with vclvet
nounces, OversklrI very deep, Louis XIV. jacket.
A peacocK-cOlOred silk was trimmed with peacock
pluma9e. ana was very simple and stylish though
the name might imply otherwise.
Black silks were shown In every variety and In at
tractive styles, the combinations Of black silk anu
Clack velvet being particularly desirable.
Among the outside garments velvet pOlODafse,
edged with silver fox, was especially striking.
velvet mum, trimmed to match, was shown 10 wear
en- suite. .EN4Gas3 ea1Aa 3a' u9 *s s1#eet
Charming garments OF cashmere and serge, In
MSusqusssiTe green navy blue BLACK and plum plum
shown; and, In short everything that o lady could
desire was seer IN perfecLlOn.
Nine. NJ p. PrOv0t, at her Malson Francaise,
East Ninth street, EXHIBITS fne assortment OF
robes, c0rsets lingerie, &C.. of the best and newest
styles. Almost everything desirable for q lady's
wardrobe may be found here Ia PERFECTION. The
lingerie department IL especially full and attractive,
the daintiest garments imaginable heng shown,
elaboratey trimmed with lace ana embroidery, or
simply made up Tor the buyer Of simple tastes.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT roUeKKEEpsIE.

very sad and singular accident occurred IN
Poughkcepsie on Saturday evening, which resulted
IN the death OF Carlotta Moore, daughter OF DR..
Moore, agen nearly four years. Eddy Moore, bro
ther OF the little girl, and Charles Gddings, com
panion, were standing in front OF Dr. Moore's resi-
dence. in Garden street, talking. Young Ciddings
held jack knife in his hand, with which he had
been whiting, Little Carlotta, unknown 10 him,
stood BY his side little TO the rear After making
one or two cuts OH stick he dropped the hand con-
tanning the knife. when the blade came In contact
win The girls throat penetrating 1t and severing
the carotid artery The poor thing gave n aint
shrek and was at once taken INTO Inc house, where
In i've or SIX minutes she dIed DR.. J0hn u. Cooper
arriving upon the beari.Dreaking scene as she
hreatbed her Iasi. sr Nr84uM
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UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
PHILADELPHIA p

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. Il, 1871.
meeting OF the National Executive Committee
OF the Union League OF America was held yesterday
at the Continental Hotel, Governor Geary pre-
siding.
communication from Louisiana. reoueat,ne that
measures be adopted for thorough organization OF
The league IN that State, was received and properly
referred. rS'S''
The CHAIRMAN oi The Finance Committee made
report in relation 10 the financial afIairs ol the
League. =
The secretary wac instructed TO ssne a call for
the All nuai meeting of the National gonuctl 10 be
held IA this cits on wedkesda,. December IL.
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OFFICIAL ExToRT1ON IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILApELrnrA, Oct. n, 1871

PHILADELPHIA, Oct u, 1871.
In The Court Of Common Pleas to-day William
Coon, o deputy sheriff was dismissed from once by
Judge Allison for extorting illegal fees. william
Irwin was convicted OF conspring 10 extort Illegal
fees a a dep uty sher1 and was fined $50 and sent
TO prison for two months The Judge very
severe on public ofncers for these extortions and
safd:-
cannot close eyes TO the fact that 4 part Of
tenn extortion which, from pein grown
be great eyioDe which 10 known every awysr and
laymin who business with public oncers 20
an extent 10 this sys.em carried that present ocss
which require neither learning previous course
study nor even any considerable personal
on have become so lucrative that their
instances Tar exceed the salary OF the
States N ~ fT F7'1-0
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CHICAGO INSURANCE
fNErr8NKR yCN ffwE1 Wf-
The Losses and Resources OF
the Companies.
The Companies Which Have
Suspended.
About 500, 100000 Of Risks
Consumed.

The details OF losses to the insurance interest bv
the Chicago fire are gradually coming within reach
OF the agents Of the many companies having risks In
that city. 80 far the total loss involved nearly
100000, 600. In the list below the New YORK COM
panes are quite fully reported and 1t Is thought the
future viii make little variation from the figures
given Companies omitted have either lost nothing
by the IRE or had no agencies In Chicago. Those
marked with an asterisk have suspended. sf
..,.s4 from the Spectator, Oct. 21.l VISA
NEw YORK CoMPANIEA tfa rwn
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lASNARrE--o sunday, october "a, Al the resi-
dence of her son.in-law, J. NJ. Copeland Dl3 Mess
Joseph ID. Annanle, late oil CamDrldgepor'' MASS
aged - years.
funeral services al one O'Clock. Tne remains
will bc taken 10 Uarnbri,pepoit for interment.
EER.--on SATURDAY., OCTOBER 2I u. NALIA.h
BAEER, son oi Mary D. ANA The late Samnei v. haAer
ia the yti year of his age.
Funeral s-rvices ~ lhc resiJenre oi ms mo'uer
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MARRlAG IS AND DEATHS.


BRowNE-VAIi.-On Wednesday, October Is, 1871,
at le residence of the BRIDES mother, oy the Rev.
George +. Rider, CHARLES ii. BROWNE, OF New
York, 70 FANNIEJ daughter OF the late Henry Naii.
ESQ, OF stamford, Dutcness county, y. J. $50
CHAMBERIAIN-RR On Wednesday Octo.
her Is at the residence OF the BRIDES sister, by the
Rev Charles Fletcher, J. AIMS CHAMBsRLAfN 10
Miss l.. FRANCIS, daughter Of the late Richard A.
Reading. ..e 4#0 t#s4 rr
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A quantity OF brick fell on two laborers yesterday
named Thomas Muigan and Nathan
Regan IN Seventy .nith street, near Third avenue.
while tney were ascending ladder. Both the men
were severely injured and sent to Bellevue Hospital
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iplaLlVcS anu are Respectfully
attend. at one O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon.
U'MEALLIA. Saturday, October II. Par
ne friends OF the family and those OF his brothers.
James and Jonn, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from mis- late residence 81 oliver street,
PARsoNs.-At bridgeport. Conn.,, on Friday nIrht,
October 20 FRANCIS r PAnsoss, aged 81 years.
the funeral, on Monday, at half-past two r. M. -
PERxIHs.On Saturday evening, October q, LOT
TIE, daughter OF Hosea B. ana Harriet l.. Perkins.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
inefon New YORK. on Tuesday OCTOBER "a, at half
past three O'Clock. Carriages will be at the depot to-
T PsvEssanSDlH Err s S'0 Brooklyn on saturday October
u SUSAN j., wife OF Augustus Pevereliy, aged -
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend the fu
neral, from her late residence 6S5 Madison street
aear avenue ON nss near 6s Ios
RiLEy.-SuddenlY, III this city, on SATURDAY. even.
Ing, October 81, EDWARD Y. RiLEy, Ia the 15a year
Funeral service at the New Jerusalem church,
Thirty street, between Lexington anu Fonftn'
avenues on Wednesday. 25th inst, at ten O'CLOCK A.
N. The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend. ,..,..- oo,one,
aa AFTER . long, paiaial Illness. IInISrroH DIED
RIoa aged year. months and DAYS: >, ~ ors :.
soer,eniis nyeI nnd 20 attend the funeral
4; iwS
sEwBlL--On saturday. October 2i IN nnoxns sa
as yas sGn o. Aer pssk Dny Nam
chester. England. .lll 7. !. -.
The funeral viii take place. AZ one csock from 2L
| West Seventeenth street, 800 Nt NQ1#INfA HH
English papers please copy. = ...
SwEENEY,--Un saturday, OCTOBER ~, JEREMIAH
Sweeney native OF the parish OF Dunnamore.
county OF Cork, ireland, aged T8 years.
The friends Of the family and those Of his son.
owen sweeney respect uM invited to attend thee
funeral, from the residence OF his son -In-law,
Declan cunningham, 4c2 East Fiftythrd street. on.
Monday, october 23, at one O'clock
| Cork papers please copy. T3 8WhH8 rH8
wHEELwRlGHT--On saturday, October n, Mrs.
| ELLEN G. WHEELwRIGHT, aged so years
Her friends are respectfully invited 10 attend her
funeral, from the residence Of her sister. Mrs. A.
Wheeiwr'gnL "a Lafayette avenue Rrooklyn.' o"
| Tuesday, Ath inst, at two r. NJ. #..
] Boston papers please copy.
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deep warm SHADE, trimmed with velvet or fur, re-
minded all admiring reporter that winter Is coming
by and BY.
Tnis establishment displays complete assort.
ment of snawis Of ali Kinds and fun line OF dress
goods, including ali the standards and novelties at
the most moderate prices. The hosiery department
Is especially complete, containing everything de-
slrsb.e 10 PLAIN and lalcy goods some pretty suits
snixed 70 them. 4af h - a'l'al+
Richard Meares al the corner OF sixth avenue and
Nineteen street, has enlarged his store and added
several new departments, and now offers a very
complete stock goods. That his e1orts TO please
tue pubic are Appreciated Is plainly shown by the
crowds oil ladies always going IN and out calling
ao1 s o g
and ne designs to effect . compromise between A.
tractiye goods and low prices es.,..
street or home wear; In the lrst place there are
Sonnes and round nats n desraoie desirable, s,tyes ,nd,s
eowerI sss pop5ns m a9re.es SSons 'es ses
sashes, in solo colors and IN Roman
strpes seyets IN s shades es,o Tor ,In, oonne.s nets
trimmings great variety. Laces, comprising
point pom, apDlIque, English thread vaienciennes,
In collars, sleeves barDes, handkerchefs DC.
CloaxiDRs-velyet, veiveteen, beavers, waterproof,
corduroy, at prices 10 SUIT the multitude. Silks,
from 81 g 70 81 in BLACK ana large assortment
Irisn popllns, reps merin0s, zipacas, empress
cloths and every variety OF dress goods large
wraps. Norsted goods--breakfast shawis fancy
jackets, cbiidrens sacks and leggins. inants' de-
Embroaerea blankets pses and coaSs T ite &c caps and
DoDnets OF swiss and vaien ciennes biDs and sacks
and the smallest OF socks. All ready for Two
dimpled feet Ladies' underwear, beautifully
made and cheap, In cotton, linen and wool; linen
SETS PLAN and embroidered; felt skirts and coreels
Hosiery-Englisb, French ana Scotcn--for ladies and
children. The n0usek Keeping department comprises
ell that the name inplies. aud does tne gentle
mems furnishing department Among the Yankee
notions are bags and pOcketbooks OF Russia leather
and Canvas et iewelrS, and asllcIes NJ ornament
AMI ''se BOO numerous TO Inentiod Per'"msr'es snc
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CHANGE OF TINE.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
Ia s;'..'';;p

ITO take effect Tuesday, June 18th. 1870.
Calvert Station, Corner Frsnkln and
Calvert Streets, Trains leave 1855 A. NJ.
and 800 /; N for 0wipgs' Mills, REFS.
terstown, Finksburg, Westminster. New
Windsor, Union Bridge, Middleburg, Dou.
BILE Pipe Creek.
RETURNING,
Leave Union Bridge at 4. 40 and LOS A.
NJ. and $3.50 Z. NJ.
Double Pipe Creek at Gas A. NJ. and
400 p. NJ.
Westminster at $40 and 1852 A. NJ. and
4.a0 p. NJ.
Owings Mills at 6.55 and 9.O6 A. M. and
5.54 p. NJ, and arrive at Baltimore at 8. is
and 1918 A. NJ. and 7.l5 P. NJ.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival OF
1856 A. NJ. tain from Baltimore; at Mid.
dleburg Station for Taneytown and at Dou.
BILE Pipe Creek Station for Emmittsburg on
arrival same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, (except Sunday ut $50
p. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this car il delivered before 800 p. NJ.
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot Of N.
G. II. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
and North Streets.
Office Of General Freight and Passenger
Agent, No. 1893 North Street.
Office Of President and Superintendent,
No. "a North Street, Baltimore.
N. B.-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. 8 North Calvert street, opposite
Barnum's Hotel. Tickets can be procured
at any time during the day at all points on
line Of Road. Baggage called for. checked
and delivered upon application at this Office.
JOHN I. RIGNEY,
june % Master of Transportation.
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DR.. j. II. BilIingsIea

sill actively engaged in the Praciic.
l of Medicine.
:, nes- Office and Residence ut John L.
heiishider g. aug l9-tf
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GALL and see my fine assortment Of
vi French Cloths, Cassimeres. and Goods
Of all grades and kind, at Philadelphia
prices.
oct n n /. G0RSUCH.
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John L. REIrSNIDER has on hand
q large stock Of Beussell, 3 Ply, Ingram.
List and Rag Carpets, Oil Cloths, Queens
ware. Silrerplated Ware, House Knspine
ARTICLES, Looking Glasses, &C., for sale Al
palumore prices. dec ~
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DIR. JOHN P.;sIIEA1I1V
DR.. LEONARD zEPp.

HAVlNo located at the East End of
IL Westminster, offers his professional
services to the public. When not engaged
may be found at his office or residence
one door west of stansbury's Hotel.
may6,-6m
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John u REIFsNIDER has just re-
q ceived large stock Of Paints, Oils,
and Glass, for sale At Baltimore prices.
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HTE have on hand and for sale sixt,
w bashels Of choice Clover Seed.
GRIMES 4 Sr0UFFER.
AT tie Rsilsoad pepos, Westminster.
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WILLIAM MOORE,
Practical Watch Maker
and JeWeller,

THE undersigned would respectfully beg
j leave to info..a his friends ard the
public that he has taken the store adjoining
Dir. +. X. Gernands Store, for the pur.
pose Of conducting the
watch, Clock and JeweIry
business, and hopes by strict and faithful
attention to business, to merit liberal share
OF their patronage. Persons wanting fine
WATCHES for their own use or for pres
ents. will dc well to give me call, as by
long experience in the business, will be
rble TO select them On article which will
give entire satisfaction, and at low prices.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry will be re-
paired in prompt and eBcient manner,
and warranted.
oct22-tf WILLIAM MOORE.
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U N ION
Works

W NJ III. III n IL vi a N q v O.i
TAKE this method to acknowledge their
kind regards to a generous public for the
very liberal support they have received, il
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally, that. with
enlarged facilities for doing all kinds Of
work generally done in the best Foundry
and Machine Shops in the whole country,
they are ready to furnish every article in their
line--such in part, as
THRESHERS,
HORSE POWERS,
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES, PL0UGHS of all kinds and
variety, Including the 0hnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plough Corn Shell
lers, and Agricultural Implements generally,
at prices as moderate as any other establish.
ment can afford to furnish the same, guaran,
tceing at all times all Machinery manuiae.
tured by us.
Having just completed new and very
extensive Foundry, we are now ready to
supply CASTINGS Of all kinds, of superior
quality aud finish at short notice.
BY prompt attention to business, and n
determination to maintain the standing and
credit of our mandatory, we hope to meri'
and receive continuation Of the public
favor heretofore so generously given.
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Great Rargalns.

DRY GOODS Al cosr AND LESS.
II. l.. NoaRs 4 Co.
M ILL sell their present stock Of Summer
w Goods OF all kinds from now until Sep
TENDER LIST, At cost and less for cash, In order
TO be ready for the fall trade.
aug< II. L. NsRRIs 4 Co.
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DUILDING and cabint Hardware, large
ID stock, at lowest city prices, At
feb IS Il. X. GERNAND'S.
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FOREIGN Personal G isslP.

IN. Schneider, Minister OF Justice at Dresden,
died recently Of apOpexy while making the ascent
oil the Piz Vanguard in switzerland.
The Prince de Joinviiie has Just paid visit TO
Duke De Sem0urs, n AK BHins whore the latter
has Deen stay Ing IOr some time past
M. DC Tocquevllle, nephew OF the famous
au thor OF that name will, 1t Ia pretty certain, be
Ambassador from France TO Washington.
General Manteuncl, Commander In chief OF
the German Army OF Occupation Ia france, paid
visit lately 10 Marshal MacMlhon a. Versailles.
The Prince de Bro1lie Secretary OF Embassy
at London, and Mile. Pauline Louise daughter OF
Count lie 10 Forest d'Armaille, are engaged To be
married. 1ai G# fHl tfMM N1Hf -N Icw
B --Roestoul. one OF the condemned Communist
leaders, has become insane, aud Lour1e, the nnan-
cial man Of the commune who was likewise SEN
fenced TO trans ns1ortatlon, - dangerously Nj.
!. IN. Nathan James de Rothscnd son or Baron
Nathaniel and advocate at the Paris ear Will shortly
lead TO the tar Nile Louise Thcrese dc Kothschld,
daughter OF Baton Mayer Cnarles.
( --Presl1ent Tnters and prince GortcnakofY, the
Russian Chancellor. says the Wtchter ans PAatus.
Will shortly meet nj Lucernc, Switzerland Prince
GortcnakoI has already arrived in that city. s
--Monseignenr Marct Bshop Of snra, has sent
TO the Pope letter declaring mis- full aud entire ad
hesl0n to the decision oil the Council and retracng.
while Withdrawing rom s'ie mis- book on Inc Coun-
CiS q. tf tH#
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The Connecticuf Fire Insurance Company.
The following circular was issued yesterday
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN EUROPE.

The cable kilograms from Europe, which are pub
lished In the HERALD tins morning, bring reassur-
ance OF the fact that the Old World peoples are
moving actively In the cause OF charity
by the collection Of funds for the ie-
lief Of the people OF Chicago In proportion
as the extent and consequences OF the disaster
are made known by dispatches from this side Of the
Atlantic, SO do the inhabitants or the difYercnt
countries assemble and devise means, and take up
contributions for their abatement. War-strlckcn
ParB Impoverished Dublin, triumphant Berlin,
busy Frankfort. bullion,st London and ancient
and pious Edlnburg. with many other places,
were sup' and out and ''iong' during Thurs
day evening ana yesterday. Large amounts OF
money have been already subscribed, and charita-
BILE organizations are IN process of formation at nu-
mer0us dinerent points. sei 81 rls ss2 sei "a
The annexed statement EXHIBITS 10 tabular
form the amounts OF cash which were announced 10
yesterday evening, designating tne donors.
Ths pound sterling and Epgiteh guinea are taken
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THE TEAM RACE,


The principal event OF the afternoon was th0
great match Tor IS 600 between the sorrel stalOn
Honest Allen ana the sOrrel mare Susie with rum
ming mates ana considerable spc0uiatioI was 10.
dulged IN between the friends Of each, Allen ana
mate being favOrltes ut $50 to $40 for the other
team. The result Of the race, however, 0id not
justify the hopes that mad been raised IN regard TO
It, ,@GAaAE N4L #N9 ref. a.ia9
First Hpdt-Alen had big bay mare for mate
wnie the thoroughbred gedng slippery Jim dld
the running for Susie. On the first trial for the
ward Susie broke just before reaching the wire. bat
the second attempt they were moro successful on
getting the word Allen and mate heading half
length the best OF the send on. Before the turn was
reached Susie broke but was caught so handilv that
she did not lose any ground. Allen led two
lengths to the quarter In thirty-six seconds On
the backstretch Susie made another break, and q
wretched one, Carpenter being obliged to pull the
team almost to standstill to steady the mare.
Borst saw his opportunity and improved 1t, Allen
and mate making the half In iii. He tnen sent
the team for a distance, and Allen showed . won
derful burst OF speed the stretch, crossing the
score in 2l9, Just the distance nag fell In the
face OF the other team. The following Is .
M4 Summary ..sH &la9 70
SAME DAY.-Maich $4,000; tr0ttng with running
mates mile heats best three In Ave.
william ii. BarSC names 3. B. Honest Allen ana
!
T. s. Carncnter names 8. m. Susie and mate.. dis.
TIME.
quarter Mde. HdLr Mile. ARe
First Heat. .38 ILL fe 2:l9
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n Ten Thousand from an Express Companys 8
\. - NEW YORK, Oct II. 1874. \
r. B. MASON Mayor OF Cbtcago- lt K
The Adams Express Company transmits 70 you
this day $4,000 as It's contribution towards the re.
lief OF the sufferers BY the nre IN your city. -.
n e......Y.,.W w. y. DINSMURE, President =.
REPLY OF THE MAYOR OF CHICAGO.
AZ EtafsV ssl fta1 CHIcAGo. ILL.,, Oct Is, 1871.
w. B. DINsM0RE, President Adams Express Com,
pany:-
Accept for yourself and your company the
warmest thanks OF our citizens Tor your grand dona
non for their relief It wlh go far TO relieve the
great distress In which thousands now are. We are
terribly afflicted, but our hearts are cheered by the
aid given, and we hope 10 rise again within short
time. r. 81 MASON, Mayor VI CnicagOs