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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-07
LOST. S,rRAYED, &c.

STRAYED OR STOLEN from my On
- place August lst, 1874. one BAY ~
MARE, little effected In her left hip. LIBERAL
reward will be paid for her return 10 the Office OF
the Constable, In Manchester, or TO Mr.. james 3.
Mnles in manchester. GIDEON BOSHER.
an 6-3tx Manchester.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY c, AU-N
Ill GUST 7-Tne company will assemble 1t the p
armory in full dress uniform. TU-HlGHT 1t sly
O'Clock, prepared to make the excursion TO ihe II
White sulphur Springs.
All baggage, distinctly marked. must be left at the
armory BY o'clock 2. ". Members Of other COM
panes desiring to par tCi.te IN this eIcurs ION Will
report at saiu time and place.
Other officers and members desiring to follow. can
procure tickets or Mr.. &. u. h2ctarlane Mt Chtsa.
peake and Ohio railroad ticket Office. BY order OF
AL 7-1tx CAPTAIN ASDEEsoN.
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LEVY BROTHERS sell the best SIC. Calicoes ever
offered. In the lot will be found Dunnels, spragues
Sncona, and Hamilton Prints.
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FLOUR INSPECTOR AppoINTED.-Governor
Kemper Yesterday appointed Lafayette
Browning -four Inspector for the town o.
(,utnpppr
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If you wish your hair clean and restored, TO It's
natural color, try FRRRANDISIs MAGIC WATER,
warranted to be the best in use. Used by a great
essss, I'D invariably approved. Price only II a
many ,aIfe--<,sss,sx.sro roer.
bottle, at i 8 Broad sef1saao-
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REMOyAL.-A. HARRIS'S Loan OGlce (establishec
In S65) has been removed 10 1922 Main street.
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Travellers can find at LEVY BROTHERS Trunks,
Satches, Lunch-Ra6kcts, Shawls, and Shawl-Straps.
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Buy your Bleached and UnblescAed Cottons
LEVY BROTHERS ut factory prices.
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MILLBORV HOUSE
m AND
gHRYSTAL CHALY BEATE aP RING
.ofe'~~-I ID r VI vpROyfGfg. PR0pR InrOR. 80

MLLBoRo' DKPoT, BATH cogs1Ys pA-s.s
the travelling public niyefginx potnt for BAH
Alnm, Warm, Hot, JoFdxn Atuin. and K0ckhricgs
twice daily. Accomsnod tioas Grst-ctaas- ChakSef
moderate. 9sss =. - -
Tor. " :. w. 49,. ''Se my i6-Sm
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Dress goods can be had at LEVY BROTHD41
prices SD low rs to astonish the closest buyers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER To-DAY.-From our re-
port. thts morning the probabilities are that
the heather today ,rill be partly cloudy.
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RANGE OF I'IEBMoHETER in the Disp0tcn
counlng-room III ursday, August 9th $500
2 "a a. 7t 7t #.s.
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STATE TREASURY balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was S295,O2l.11.
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STRAYED, }, from the premises of Mr.. On
~ VI. A. Moncure, Dinwddie county, on ~
Sunday July ] 9Th, BAY MARE, right hind foot
white, no other white marks nlane aud tall black !;
about fifteen hands high. she had no shoes on her
left fee Last seen near Ford dcpol, on the outn-
side railroad. liberal reward will be PAID TO any
one who will deliver her to Mr.. COUSINS, Dim
wildfe Courthouse. au 5-4teoo*
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MILITARY IrlHs.-C Company c Guard OF
the Commonwealth, First Virginia Kegi-
ment, Captain C. a. Anderson, leaves to-
night on the $50 express train on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad for the Greeubrier
White Sulphur Springs, where they propose
to remain about ten days.
Company B (Walker Light Guard), and
Company F, of the same regiment, at meet
ings held last night at the regimental armo-
ry, decided to visit the Jordan Alum Springs,
Rockbridge county, on or about the Goth in
| slant, where they viii 20 into regular en-
campment. The battalion will number
about eighty men, and will probably be
commanded by, Major Ordway.
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WA ARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA

-. " VIkGINiA 80 20
have leased this celebrated waterin&-P ana
on te Isl of June Will be ready 10 receive Ssitors
or sooner IL parties insist rpon coming. si
Terms: $50 per montG OF twsaty.egnt days..
Pamphlets 20 he bad OF PURCELL, LADD y Coz
Richmond; COLEMAN Il ROGERS, baltimore, Or
the proprfstor.
Telegraph Office in hotel. 49,
S,eroff ut Msiiboro' depot Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Es. sfs q Obs L.EEUHASK. ss8s
INV 4-3u Proprietor.
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BOOTS, sHt,Es, ac.

DOOTS, SHOES, &c.-Just re- asag
ID ceiyed. n full supply of TRUNKS. $SE$
which viii sell at the lowest figures. ANY ~
In want will DO wen by giving me call, as -
intend to sell them cheaper tnln the cheapest.
Gentlemeu's, Indies, misses, childlen's, boys
and youths BOUTS and SHOES, all styles, and o.
the best makers. All tirst-class goods warranted
duct!on in shoes generally, at
W. P. w. TAYLOR'S,
iy2I Fourth and Broad street.
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RmE1u1oud 1ispatth.

STHE CIRCULATION OF TEE DIS
PATCH Is LANCER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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For GOOD CLOTHES and cheap prices call at 1900
Main street
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TOHN MAHO NY, 80
DENTIST
formerly OF Wayt & Mahony).
Office, 625 Main street, between Sixth aud Seventh
Gec 1-eodl
BUSINESS CHANCES.
IMPORTANT TO CO N NJ + X Cl AL
/ TRAVELLERS.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, who solicit
orders hy GARD. CATALOGUE, TRADE-L iST,
SAMPLE OF OTHER SPECIMEN, also those
who visit the,r customers and solicit trade by pur-
chsses made DIRECT FROM STOCK, and who
travel In any section, by Rail Boat. selling amy
class OF goods, are requested 70 send their bUsi-
NESS and PRIVATE ADDRESS, as below, stat
pioyed also those who are at present under no
eneaTement This matter is Of GREAT M
PuRTANCE INDIVIDUALLY TO statesmen OF
If IL therefore ESPECIALLY desired that tolls no.
ti.e NAV meet the eyes of ALL Commercial Tray-
elers and Salesmen In this country, and that tnsS
comply with above request Will be CoSFlDEN-
TIAft treated and duly advised f object IN view.
Please address tby letter r r9uiy Ed .r1or
Care of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., IL Park Row,
&C. s-eodim New York city.
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isIuf RENT, BRICK DWELLING a.

itVE RENT, BRICK DWELLING a.
,-. &C.; "t@ west Marshall street between Gill l4:i
.' >iiAitr Hrcci,, with basement. two stories,
~ ~; a,''I cpntIning ciglIt roomS. kitchen, &c.
u.t N l'M III ING, west Main street between
rIf auH EcIt!dcrc streets. with three stories,
>ssGIt".ii!'s TX r"ua!satnd Kitchen with four.
t''h SioRE with DWELLING above, on
aja'la. "a"'i Si'e'' a H''e o"'iA'e''
".'I, hNELiiSG, on Fourth street between
lII-,'i ana ana DuNA streets, containing six rooms,
IT'.t : Sl'chth and servants room.
to' ',cf. ana DWELLING on Malu street be-
III" First and foushee
r,.t|.>ngyir rr'II.ngir a,uecoed BRICK DWELLING with
i' W more 70 'ns, Kitchen, stable. and large
,Ui'' on Broad street corner Twentieth.
mir L3'F@he b1'sINrsS STAND ana WARE
}ll1nff..' nh ,ary street between Thirteenth aud
In%,1,I,''"ry FRAME DWELLING on Twenty
I!Hl. "eeh heish and M streets, ChufcA
-, ilM".'Istory BRICK TENEMENT, on Graham
:" -, ""I"ccn Williamsburg avenue and Fulton
49,, :, .y-.l2ry FRAME DIV ELLING on State street
~. 4" ~ " iHiainsburg avenue and Fulton streets.
.r, = ~ XII klGHARDSOS u Co,
- 1ll3 Main 81 rect.
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tOk KENT. \ VERY DESIRABLEEA
roc,hit|it h|it u HoC,E. No los eas, Clay street, FL
and ,,i4 sven r"omS Kitchen with two rooms,
p,.,Tr T''"r c"h'eniencts Gas and water ON the
~ 20" occupied by j. Il. Wright, Esq.
''Se'7'0h ca Ii be had al once. Apply 10
sueo \. ID. kACHO,
---t - Y-2t - No. . Fourteenth street.
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TRUNKS! YALISES reg
4 cei1ed splendid stock of TRUNKS. H "a
VALiSES, SATCHkLS, 6c.i Gentlemen'sA
FINE HAND-SEWED BOOTS, GA! fERs. and
TIES; Ladies', Misses, Boys, and Childreht
BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, Mt
.NINGO, ELLETT y CRUMBS,
1908 Main street,
iy21 between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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UniDGEW ATER FAMILY AND BEL.
r, MONT Xxx extra FLOIJk are Lsn,
WhI,q any supplied With this celebrated FLOI;H
to s, NC ocr 10 The trade and to consumers In lots
rDs Every barrel warranted TO please.
oS"lW Z, 4 B, WVRTHAM Il co,
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A CHARITY BALL.

charity bail will be given next Monday even
ing, at Tammany Hall, by the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the First Assembly district, and the funds re-
ceived VIII be appropriated Tor the relief OF the
poor of the First, Second, Third and Filth wards.
The lady managers. are Mrs. John Fox, Presi-
dent Miss Madeline E. Halves and Mrs. Henry
Snyder, Vice Presidents; Mrs. 6da Duffy, Treas
urer; Mrs. NJ. Madigan, Secretary, and Mrs. Mar
tin 3. BROW, Mrs A. L. Flynn, Mrs. N. Belrne, Mrs.
+. II. Wall, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. p Hogan. Mrs, j..
Rogers Mrs. M. Lotus, Mrs. d. Fox, Mrs John Cal
lahan, Mrs. McKenna Mrs. p. Moore, Mrs. McNaliy,
Mrs. r. Klonr, Mrs. Laird. Mrs. wilson, Mrs.
Swceny, MRS. Edward dOgan, Mrs. Qulgley, Mrs.
Dollard Mrs. Lindenshutn, Mrs. NJ. Duffy, Mrs.
Ruer Mrs. James Monroe, Mrs. James sullivan,
Mrs. Gallagher. Mrs. Fay, Mrs. John UBrien, Mrs.
d. Mooney, Mrs. John Egan, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
Fitzge aid, Mrs. w. H. Burns Mrs. Ahrens, Mrs.
OKeele, Mrs. Z. Burke, Mrs. A. NJ. Murphy, Miss
E. Doliard, Miss J. Byrne and Miss Horen.
All these ladies have been working hard at the
sale OF their tickets and MIS- Fox states that there
only fifty or sixty now lett, which can be had
at her house, No. Morris street. The tickets are
sold at So each.
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ANOTHER MALEPRACTICE CASE.

Cases Of criminal malepractice have been unu-
sually frequent OF late Coroner Woltman having
had no less than three within the last two weeks
and yesterday another death from a similar cause
in Bellevue Hospital was reported to him. The
name of the last victim is Miss Elizabeth Feehan
woman twenty-three years Of age. Deceased
had heen taken sick two weeks ago with vomiting
and was admitted to Bellevue Hospital the day
before her death.
Margaret Feehan, mother OF deceased, living at
No. 81 East Forty-seventh street, testified tnat
hall months ago, and two weeks ago, when she
was taken sick, Doctor Burton called and gave her
powder; another GOctor from Eighty -se cond
street came and gave her powders; the powders
were procured AT the corner OF Third avenue and
ing the powders. that they would have the desired
enect.
DR.. shine, who made an autopsy on the body,
found that death resulted from malepractice,
probably the result OF medicines administered to
deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-21
BROOKLYN CHARITY.

The receipts Of the late entertainment given in
aid of the poor at the new Park Theatre amounted
to $34l.
The Mayor has received toward the same object
contributions amounting to 1892
The applicants for assistance at the soup houses
are on the increase. The number led at the Fourth
precinct kitchen, Vanderbilt avenue, yesterday
was 374O. At the Tenth precinct station house,
Bergen street. corner OF Pearsoll, 1,2l6 persons
were led. Contributions Of money, bread and beef
are IN demand.
on Monday evening next a scientific and musical
entertainment wall be given in the Greenwood
Baptist church, Fifteenth street. near Flith ave-
nue., IN AID Of the poor OF the Eighth precinct. Con-
triDutOns OF PROVISIONS cash or clothes Will be
celved by Captain MacKeier
The amount realized by the sale Of tickets for the
Emerald Benevolent Association ball viii enable
the committee to hand over to the Roman CatnO-
lie orphan Asylum $1,000, This Is an increase of
more than 500 over the amount received last
wear.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

vacancy for $1,oS0 clerkship in the Post
ONCE having occurred Postmaster James ordered
q civil service examination to I'LL the same, which
was held yesterday, under the supervision Of Mr..
Harry G. Person. Assistant Postmaster, chair
man, and Messrs. James Gayer, Thomas X. Ban
herman and George Ii. Lounsbery, members OF the
Board. Ten candidates appeared for examna-
tion, Of which only about half could compete for
the prize on minimum standard Of merit, while
the real contest seems to be narrowed down to
Messrs Wilbur H. Proctor, a carrier, and David F.
Nelson bright, colored boy, who. f. entirely self
taught employed by Mr.. James as his chief mes
the hgures Of tue various competitors and in q
day or two they VIII report the result to the Post
master, upon when ne will fill the vacancy by
nominating the best adapted Of the several cand-
dates for confirmation to Postmaster General
Creswei.
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his own hands OF under his coniro.as he is now
ment concentrated in himself
1ss &c Sad e ss sd nnr ss
bs paes pay pay any OF law such
per annu for thirteen years wthou, any bill OF par
% each esnS s a wSo allowed BY law
paid for carriage hire in yisi ing the PARK
Treasurer the expenses the horses ana carraaes and
coachmAn Kept by him and the maintenance of sucn
upwards o. $1,000 ~ WIG '"APa'e'' VI
pleasure expenses TO Europe in 1858, where he
az BY expcnd NJ without any authority of law. IN.
wards o. 5000 IN t an Up and furnishing residence
These and other OF fraudulent mismanase
meni have direct bearing upon tue e9paele misman
Green and demand, If established. his immediate
c ;aIase l. LILY GA sip%''''0 JOSEPH MARTIN
E dSya 4 BhAKE. n TnaA & eAvAsiLI-
"A 1I51MP ON, PETER LEvINs'
Committee of Citizens and Taxpayers
should be once as to several matters set or
IN N las i yoa. Ms me n ,o =.
O. r. lie erich, PRESIDENT Bank Of New York; R, u
Villain H. Scott, resident mt Hanoyer Nauonai Bank
s' $ssoss ''i F.ssIasas N' as%s.ai Satsa%
%!s% RUFUS K acuors Henry dod
smith, George W. de Cunha Forrest II. Parker
William II. Macy, President seamens hank tor savings
Y. X. Stevenson, President Real Estate rust Company
Charles A.-Coiby. Vice President Security Bank Nor
man White, President Mercantile National Bank; J. &
j. Stuart 4 Co., bankers; Kuhn Loeb Co., bankers
George D. Arthur 4 Co. bankers; William =; Meeker,
S; R. G. Rosten, President Farmers Loan and
change National Bank; D, l.. Holden, Cashier Leather
ManuIacturers' National Bank; d. K; Mangan,
Hard, Cashier Chatham National Bank; G.
+. Iimpson Cashier Continental National Bank /;
John r. Deyelln, Henry BeecKman. Thomas II. Geraty'
X. W. Dc Chuna, Edward +. Brown Morris Franklin,
President New York Life Insurance Company: j. H.
Stewart Secretary Mutual Benefit Life Com
pany; Hugo Wessenionk' President Germania Lite M
Home Insurance nu1s Company; William Leconey Vice
Douglass, Secretary Merchants Insurance Company
pany John b. Arthur Secretary Columbia Fire
tompany; Charles Hartshorne, secretary Adri-
attic Insurance Company; Henry Butler. President
American Exchange Insurance Company; Daniel b..
Quackenboss, Score larry Commercial Insurance Com
pAny; Fred. Mott. President Great Western Mutual
surance tompany Walter X. Page, Secretary Guardian
Fire Insurance Company Joseph Brokaw President Inn
Kahl, vice President Germania Fire Insurance Com
pany Ewood Waller, President Mere antiie Mutual In
surance Company, and others
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NINTH WARD.
Donations OF supplies for the Suffering
to the Relief Association.

Donations OF supplies for the Suffering
to the Relief Association.
The Ninth Ward Relief Association gratefully &C.
knowledges receipt OF the following articles for the
suffering poor Of the ward, at headquarters, Thir-
teenth street, corner OF Hudson:-
Mrs. Mace, bundle of clothing and shoes.
j. Wllznski bundle OF new clothing.
A Friend. bundle OF clothing.
A Friend, bundle OF clothing:
Mrs niSbard, bundle n,, 81 clothing and shoes
W. Ross bundle OF clothing.
NJ NJ E SasE bu sans, ei CT sio sSsans
Mrs 5. 4. Lewis. i bundle OF Clothing.
Ariend, package OF shoes
Mr. a. Es dsansg S SanGit 81 oSins
r Bonde, : hurdles Of S' Clothing
4 trend bundle OF clothing.
EranA Green q blu bundles sol Of {, clo Of
Stlicer Benjamin 1alien bundle Of Clothing.
Mrs. Grant, bundles OF clothing
haI IL %elPf psad, sn ., so Ct sshins
Mrs. Wright bundles OF clothing.
Ms xe nsssssisS nd Ssn 81 eish Sains
4 friend bundle Of clothing.
Mrs. Deano, bundle OF clothing.
Mr. LeyIssy paskssss s1 81 shoes co.,,,
Mrs. Cumminss, bundle q clothing.
i irsnd SandIs 81 81 S siolhins
5. i. Earl bundle Of elothng.
Ars e sophs 'ro T Sundls y ' fio!hhs.
Ms. Martin. bundle Of clothing.
A friend, bundle OF clothing.
A friend, bundle OF clothing.
Mason 4 Dewitt tons Of coal
l.. feurbachs, 700 pounds OF corncd beef
Mrs. Levy, bundle OF clothing
J. Hegeman, bundle OF clothing.
J. Hegeman barrel OF turpips.
j. Hegeman, "a barrel OF nsh.
J: w Acker. package OF shoes.
Mr. Woiter, rs loaves OF bread.
hr. Gray, 2oundics OF clothing.
No Public school, Primary Department, 2 lots Of
elSSf ls e., infants clothing
A TREND, bundles OF clothing
Mrs. Robb, bundle Of clothing.
Mrs. Segur, bundles OF clothing.
Cammeyer Mason, large box Of shoes new.
Mr.. Philips bundle OF clothing.
{. Steele, bundles OF clothing.
Mrs Levy, pairs of shoes.
Mrs 5. A. Lewis, bundle Of clothing.
friend, medicines" and teacups
DR.. }. J.. Theaoaud. bundle OF clothing.
Enoch Morgan, l box OF hand sapono and boxes of
Mrs Rutherford, bundle OF clothing
Mrs. Chuser, bundle " clothing.
Mrs. Marks, bundle OF clothing and shoes.
DR.. Roof, bundle Of clothing and shoes
Mrs. Slate, 2 bundles of cIothine and shoes
Mrs. s. Waitzfelder, luQ Ioaves Of bread.
j. II. Wilker. half dozen cod, IS lbs Of oatmeal
Mrs Brcwner, bundle OF clothing.
a. H Wood, bundle Of clothing.
Mrs Dungville, bundle OF clothing.
Mr.. Benedict, bundle Of clothing.
Mrs sankheld, bundle Of clothing.
Anton Trabers bundle Of clothing.
Rev. samuel II. Graham, 2bundies of clothin'
Public school No s. lot Of Clothing
Mrs Williams, bundle Of clothing.
j. bears tarrei Of potatoes.
u. II. Helmes, barrel OF turnipG
II 10 Hunt printing 500 carda
Nra Remington. package Of clothing.
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FOURTH WARD.
Grand total

Bread for the Water Street Soup Kitchen.
NEW YORK, March 20. 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The following contributions were received this
day Tor the benefit of the poor of this precnct:-
p W. G. W. Dolft, No Isl South street, 100 oaves Of
bread.
A friend, $50 loaves of bread.
Charles Gibson, No. Eth Water street. loo loaves Of
bread. -
Lizzie Stewart, No. 3}9 Water street, 100 loaves Of
bread.
Kate Smith, No 343 water street. rs loaves OF bread
CHARLES ULMAN Captain Fourth precinct.
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Grand total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6i4 81
Contributions To this und may be sent to the
HERALD office; Mayor Havemeyer. City Hall; Z. v.
b. Ostrander, President OF the Merchants Fire IN
surance Com any. No. 14s Broadway; Andrew ".
Leggat COLLECTOR Oh assessments, New Court
House; George Wilkes, M. d., No. 10 North ASH
ington square; Il, K. Lansing, Earles Hotel; G. j..
Cana and Thompson streets; J. l.. Davis, SAeidon
Il co., No. 677 Broadway, and Rev. ). Ii. Weston,
D; d., No. Last forty-flth street, or to the Rev.
Alvah Wiswali, Master OF ST. Johns Guild, ST.
Johns chapel, VaricK street.
Packages OF clothing, groceries, &c, should be
sent to st. Johns chapel, Varick street, between
La ght aud Beach Streets or II an order be sent
messenger VIII call Tor any packages.
street, and AMIN Mrs. Earle No. f West Fly
ond street. have kindly consented to receive sub
scriptions.
DONATIONS OF CLOTHING.
Anonymous Tpackage Of clothing.
Mrs. John ArNiH package OF clothing.
h n s. B.. p Ssad nss Ct dt e MomnS.
MIR. Krum, package OF clothing.
Any name, package OF clothing.
For the poor. bundle OF clothing.
From one who wishes she might do more, bundle OF
Mrs Green. l bundle of clothing
Ms osrsy oA Sunae SumSe 81 ct ea1hss
Mrs McNalre bundle o. cioshns
John Ma Aami W clothing ds, tor r. baby atS;n,n
Friend ssaH Su mGtH q cotias o. 'i0'nN
Mrs H. g. Fost Of ilGhss bundle of clothing
a friend bundle SnMaf. Of y, c dfHthIlg;
Mrs. p. John Railway, bundle of .sSiotaiig
Mrs BSo1hy bundle a1a Si Of so sIoSgny
K. Green, package chdrens clothing
d RSssrs pre esasss S so othns
A. 9. r, pacEa4e clothing.
j. Barstow, package clothing. -
making Ii garments.
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CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT.

Last evening an entertainment was given at
Lese Verein Hail. Fiity-fith street and Third ave-
nue., under the auspices OF the William A. Darling
Club for the benefit OF the poor Of the Nineteenth
ward. The programme consisted OF a lecture by
MAJOR General George II. Sharpe, on "The Last
Hours OF the Coniederacy," and vocal seiectlons
b. quartet OF well known vOcaIsts. The audi
ence was not as large as was expected. consider
ing The object to which tue proceeds are TO DC de-
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now serving out term OF imprisonment for per-
july in the Cox divorce case). Mrs. Hatch Is
Young woman OF culture. with three or four small
children very much need OF the comforts OF lie.
ana tot ally without even the most common neces-
earies
LITTLE HEROINE LYING SICK.
At No. 284 bird street there lives Mrs. schooner,
a very poor widow, whose oniy support Is little
girl Oi fourteen years oil age and tbs child ID now
wing SICK Ia a back basement room.
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HOWARD RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
No. IL WALL STREET, NEW YORK,

No. IL WALL STREET. NEW YORK,(
March 20, 1874.
Donations to the Howard Relief Association, re-
ported by Hatch 81 Foote. Treasurers-
John A. PelI through YORK HERALD......... $500
Various other sources, through NEW YORK HERALD ~
Total 500
Previous ~ acknow led ged. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3U4
Grand total 1924
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-21

The funeral expenses of men killed in the uoosa
Iunnel, and paid by the contractors, hav,
amour led to $4,000 In five years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-21
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Daily Bread Contributions.
NEW YORK. March 20, 1,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
I have this day received the following contribu-
tions of bread for the poor OF the Thirteenth
precinct:-
Loares.
Abraham ieidenheim No. IS Columbia street 100
W, and A. Holmes Co.. No III East street........ l00
Albert Bauman No. i76 Grand street,. fU0
Joseph Surges, foot OF Broome street.-... 81
Total ......................... $50
Total amount Of bread contributed to date .l0020
HENRY HEDDEN,
Captain of the Thirteenth Precinct Police.