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GLADEs IRON R

including tho town Of 6lhdesville, and eight hun
dred and htty acres OF coal and iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries thereof
can be fully known BY reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the said land 10 GeofRe Hartman,
all Of which arc recorded In the once Of the Clark
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West Viz
ginla, tO.Wit: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 23sk acres, the other 92acNsAnd two
poles, IRON q. A. aud Agnes Heidelberg 70 aid
Geerge Hartman and Mary Z. Miilncr: dated May
18th, 1870, and recorded Ia Deed Book No. 80, pages
26G-7i y deed for it5S5< aerts from W. II. HeIdel-
berg 70 Rld Hndman, dated May 9Th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 10, pggo 267; 4 deed
from Harmon and Martha A. Tficket 10 the said
Hardnan and Mary Z. Millner for two tracts Of
1870, and recorded il beed BcoS No. as. nSses
9B-i, aud deed from John 3. 6herrrd and Others
10 nid Hardman, dated May 18th. 1877, and re.
corded 10 Deed Book No. Il, pages 2 and 5; Il died
from Margaret, George H.iJaines ", julia A. and
sarAh j. Jackson 70 said George HAfdmAn for one
acre, dlted March 10Th, 1871, and recorded In Deed
Book No. IS, pages 42i-5; q deed from WIN. B. and
G. Brown 10 MD Hartman for two acIcI and -
peTches, dated March 9Th, 1874, and recorded In
Deed Book No. IL, pegs . and 8; q deed from
Cyrus and Nancy ]. Linton 70 aid Hartman for
y acres and TX perehes, dated juno 17th, 1874,
and recorded In Deed Book No. u, pages 10 and 10;
4 deed from Buekner md Rebeeca FGiFL8x 10 said
HATdmAn for $50 acres, dated August 10Th, 1877,
and recorded 10 Deed Book No. Il, PAGES 20 and q;
and q deed from John-K and Mary z. Mlllnef u
The Hald Hatdman, for four tracts Of land, aRgre
eating SO acrts, dated March 18th, 1874, and re-
corded 10 Deed Book No. IL, pages q, Q and I.
The whole containing In the aggregate At least $50
acres, with all the Improvement and Rppurtc.
names thereto In any wise belonging, Including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the 1ame prop
erty conveyed 70 Thomas Y. Canby and ueoTHo n.
Mile, trustees, for the slId George HardmRn and
VILE, by mortgage deed dated November LIST, 1874,
and recorded IN Book No, 80, pages % and q, In
the Office Of sid County Clefk n sald PreIton
county, being the 1mS property conveyed 10 the
laid Abner EunS, Jr., by Hannibal Forbes, Spe-
eial Commissioner, and deed Il oiFUcord among The
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TERBs OF RALH-Onethlfd Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof a. the puF-
chaser may elect % pay, cash In hand, the residue
10 two EQUAL yearly payments, with interest from
day Of ale, and the deferred payments 70 b 80
cured by deed Of trust on the PROPERTY Sold,
JASPER Y, MOORE, Trustee.
By HAAninAL P0RnRs, Attorney.
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TUESDAY, the 2c,h day Of March, ISIS,

commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, ct the FRONT
DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE OF Preston
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed TO sell 10
the highest and best bidder the following described
real eSiaie, or 70 much thereof ~ may be Necessary
10 pay the debt secured by aid deed Of trust, and
sale, including tho trustees commissions, that 10 10
say: The following real estate and property, situ-
ated 10 Preston county; West VirgInia, on the va
ters Of Three Forks creek, known as the
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GENERAL NOTICES.
nfsTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA.

nlsTRICr OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Wheeling, 18th day Of March, A. Dish.
TO Rhom n A0y caaetrn:
The undersigned hereby gives notlcs Of his up
poIutment OF Assignee Of Vim. r. Peterson, 10 the
county Of Ohio, and state Of West Virginia, With
10 sad District, who has DO n adiulgel n Bankrupt
District. b, W. PETERSON,
mTl5-F Anignee OF W. 7. Peterson.
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FOR SALE,
SEReEANTs SALE.

Michel HeimIllSr u. smlth4c
Catpor AunlAh u. kmith d "a, Eepry
August I. Meyers ~, Smith IN ihLS14
A.@ d; ~ hamOeri Va smith 4 Co III
In the Municipal Court Of Wb.n.
By virtue Of execution iuuSI 80"
nuea aus and TO me directed, / S',stH.
W. Ina WI teli az Public Auslap, a se
city OF Wheeling, in the county al nSTI,e y u
Of West Virginia, on VI 4 Slatsas
THURSDAY, the 18th DAY OF u.ec,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. N. II.
lcribed property, to-Viti WeNAoEtSA
$40 barrels or more Of ala ,r5
bottles ale and poner, IS doT siHSM GSaa
boxes and contents, 5 bASEEt, . oNNeI
letter pres, ! stove, l iron Tlnt, i 1iSvseS sehl
Auatea, X doE copper Ileasutei. Z rSS.TIts P9ahl
pairs sk1ds, 2 copper spInEerA, i lmr ivy aaa
o. harness, 81 lost ? inches mebs,
empty barley sacks. / bbl bune, snd ~ ~
Roman chAmomile aoWen, 4 NJ L,HpAsh
empty boz, l hop scales and vtsbts liz | IN
boxes and bottles, | lot Of sInIiS XIX taFJ
and kegs, ! lot Of WMhiDH utep,sls ~ @lAa
wagons, l drly, | saddle, 2 Grijl, ~ II
ness, hand hoiIllng bppantus, : M =.
lot Of coke, ! buIhel measure, / Sts1m Sf.stSi
paratuSt ! trucE, pokerJ, ShOTeS AM ~. ~
stop-eockS, ! k.6nIhel measure. ~ ,,ltal
ladder, 81 bales Did hops, | lot 81 taitiSs WI
platform Icaies, lot Of old Iron, / rtiliG, ~
pcr buckets, s large bias stop-toSI' y -
casks and contents and EkIds ubdtS ~, IN
and lease Of BteWfy for nine tnOuiss $500 ny
AID chattolS In and about Smith i a.
u.o s1ErHES RlPLETh
mrs Sergeant Of the City d ESssi,,
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tsAruRpAY. MARCH 80, ISIS,


SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
OF the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
the following Described real estate, that Is 10 say:
All that lot or parcel oil. ground described IS lot
numbered one In square wenty-nine IN the plat Of
the addition 10 the dty Of Wheeling laid out by
Charles 7. Churchill, trustee for Emily A. Zane,
and called Buenl Vista addition 10 the mid city,
the zane being sixty feet front on Twelfth street,
and extending back the same width one bundled
feet, together with all and singular the heredlta-
ments and appurtGnRnces thereto belonging or 10
any wise appertRIning thereto. On the west side
Of said lot there Is an alley ten feet in width ex-
tending hack the full depth Of the Ald lot, 1--WE
feet oil which alley belongs 10 the said lot, and II
IL understood and agreed that the raid alley shall
10 Kept open, peIpetually for the accommodation
Of the different preniios 10 which the tame be-
longs.
chaser 10 elect caAh In hand; the balance ~ "
equal installments ct one and two year., the puI-
chaser giving n0es bearing interest, with good per-
sonal security, for the deferred payments
W. II. H,1trR, Auctoneer. ie2s
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FoR SALE
I oA.r for aIo my present residence, No. 70
North Front street, Island. Has hot and cold
water and Ras, and Is one Of the most pleasant
situations Ia the city. ,osppu spp1nFr.
HRRvKY a BRrrr. mrlS
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Accommodations This tnln only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
fpally excent Sunday-NewArk Accommodation.
tSleubenyIlle AecammodAuOn.-This tnin dur
Ing the dny passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bollaire, stopping when re4ui-
rel at sherman House, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
and Gavel HILL
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBL1c SALE.
/ Will offer for ale on the premises my property
,Itaatfd ID Peasant Valley, three mile east OF Ine
civ, near the National Road and witnln v MN
utea walk Of the Kim Grove street eAisI Gu
MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 18Th, lsES'
Al 2 O'Clock, two acres Of good land, . Ffanie
Coltage with four rooms, hall, paauy anaA sO OOi
staSIs. coal house, corn crib and other out.build.
inrS. WE about 1Ity young fruit trees. Ths
nIonsrty II In splendid condition, and well cal
culated 10 suit peisons doing business In me CITY
who want q country residence e 0d f1 Ip mi MI \
nubiIo SuctIon On the sans day. For further 10.
formation concerning the place inquire Of Herrey
Britt. N YpvnA
mrip a. -. LELDa.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12

the past SIX months from duties not collected as the
general appraiser frankly admits, more than $3.50 600
The merchants have been greatly embarrassed by
this unjusdabls and unnecessary interferencc with
their business ana have lost the profit they should
have made upon their transactions for more
than six months. In the face OF the over
wnelming and unanswerabe evidence verbal
and documentary offered by the importers
there Is no single ground upon which reputable
merchant appraiser even an Official appraiser, II
left 10 his own judgment anirammeled by secret in-
through one Of the highest officials OF the govern
ment, who has paid little attention TO the CONNER
OF New York because Of hts beng absorbed In politics
and finance, could fall TO come Just conclusion.
MR.. IIBBEY's OFFER.
At the close OF the reappraisement Just ended
stated TO the merchant appraiser and the
appraiser that In 1873 contract was nde by Mr. A.
T. Stewart, in behalf oil A. T. Stewart a. Co. and Far
tin Co. to manufacture the Alexander gloves; mat
all gloves consigned by them 10 A. I. Stewart Il Go.
should be invoced at their true market value at the
place OF exportaton; that A. I. Stewart Co. had
the rgnt at any time 10 purchase and lake and hold
for their own account any gloves SO consigned
at tho invoice price; that the agreement
should bind their Successors IN business,
gloves in A. T. Stewards possession should belong TO
thcm and be paid for .0llows-All in their posses
the time of taking the last January Inventory
at the market prices which they inventored,
voice or time market thereof at which they were con-
signed Upon the basis OF this contract and knowing
that these invoices OF consignments could bc
converted into direct purchases by tecgraphc
despatch to Forth Co TO thar effect offered
al the reappraisement TO sell to any purchaser and
challenged it's acceptance up 70 600 900 pair OF Alex
This offer has been accepted and Is still open
the world, in reasonable amounts and during a rea-
sona0ie time. In other words, We offer 10 furnish
gloves In reasonable amounts for AIT per dozen what
the government has arbitrarily valued at 49'. per
dozen. There are many other interesting features
IN the case which VIII DO treated ut another time.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Early yesterday morning an unknown
struck and instantly Killed by drtlJ train the
Central Railroad. near CommuDpsw.
II has been found that the BODY OF Delaney the
murderer OF Captain Lawrence, was stolen IRON IT'S
grave at westDury, L. L. shortly alter intermsnL
Tho matters OF John spyders factory, In orange,
are on strike because oi reduction OF twenty-five
per cent in the nnlshing department. There are l30
Of them, and 'fouT men have BEEN employed In their
places.
John A. steiuh hauser former democratic politician
oil pronnence aud at Que time an asprant Tor Chief
OF Police, was yesterday committed by Judge Garrett
sou. IA the jersey CITY Court OF Quarter sessons TO
jail for three months Tor vagrsucy.
Edward Carroll athree-yssr -old son Of Mr.. Thomas
Carroll, = saloon Keeper, OF Brooklyn, VINO was
vsiling his grandfather 10 Jersey city, yesterday,
fell INTO the Morris Canal At Grove street and WAS
drowned. The body was recovered.
Wnon The Suferns express, on the Erie Railway,
arrived In the depot At Jersey City at midnight on
the cow catcher The deceased was apparently
thirty-dve years OF age. very respectfully dressed,
and had 10 his pockets set OF engravers tools
A party OF men attempted to break into Mr. N. ".
Moniorps store at Woodbury. l. l., on Wednesday
night, but we're scared away ny a couple Of snots.
In the morning marks OF blood we're loUnd near the
house, and bag Of snverware, whicn had been
stolen from tho yacht FeetviDg In Northpsrt Harbor.
Oliver Cetter, agent OF tho Temperance Brother.
hood OF Christian Churches Of Brooklyn, has been
suspended. because Of misunderstanding with Woo
President Morton He tBtends 10 resign and will de-
vote his efforts 10 ura TO the work OF the state
Law and order League OF which ho Is general agent.
William n. Piatt a prominent citizen OF Railway,
N j. committed suede Yesterday morning by sb oot-
Ing himself through the head. He was an ex. mcm-
OF the Common Couacil OF that place, a Free
Mason and a leading member OF the Presbyterian
Churcn. financial embarrassments prompted the
rash deed.
James Dooley, engineer In charge OF locomotive
No. III, OF the New Haven Railroad, which left New
Haven on Wednesday at quarter 10 iour p. NJ, on
approaching Stamford discovered man lying bet
the rails and reversed bis engine The pilot passed
the m ~ without ind cing any Injury, but tor
ward movement vf tns train another loot would have
cauzcd instant death
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSIONS.

REASONS GIVEN WHY BOILERS ARE NOT THOR
ouGHLY ExAMMEp-LEssoSs TAUGHT By
THE ApELPHI AND MAGENTA xxpLosIoNs--
GENERAL DUMoNT's ACTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
wAsHISGroS, Oct. IL, 1873
General Dumont Supervising Inspector General OF
Steamboats,, says that the recommendation OF the
Jury IN the case or the steamboat Adephi to the
effect that the felt covering OF boilers should
be put on in sections, to be
lily removed, is important The
is that inspectors have doubt been deferred from
giving boilers thorough examination for fear OF in
curing the enmty OF the owners OF steamboats, by
putting them 10 the expense OF recovering their
boilers The attention OF General Dumont di-
rected to the Importance OF this matter last spring.
ediatsy after the explosion OF the boiler OF the
steamboat Magenta on the hudson. He at once ad-
dressed the supervising inspectors, whose duty II
is under provision OF section 4408 ofthe Revised
Statutes to instruct local inspectors In tho proper
performance OF their duties circular letter asking
answers to The following questions:
it customary for the inspectors your district to
remove the felt Or other covering from sround the steam
% s II esni whY ss n9 ssy
Are there any steamers running in any OF sub
spection, and II SO how manyf
The letter cluded as foows:-
QUESTIONS
spsesoG so ns his
ayese auy o S"e r. 40
rule be promptly enactedte prevent accident
from like cause
AS was expected the answers showed that at the
examination Il had not been customary to remove
the ietiug, account of the great expense TO the
owners OF vessels, unless defects were discovered
under hyarostatic pressure.
THE ACCIDENT TO THE MAGENTA
IL will be remembered that the accident to the
Magenta attributed to the corroding OF tho
side shell OF the boiler near the steam pipe. Tho
Supervising inspector OF the New York district has
Informed General Dumont that since tho Magenta ac
cident local inspectors had been ia the habit OF
giving the boilers u thorough inspection.
THE ADELPHI EXPLOSION
General Dumont, having N ude personal inspection
OF the boi OF the Adcphi since the explosion, he
Is confident that the detects would have been dis
covered by the inspector nad he performed his duty.
He does not hesitate 10 express tho opinion that
where defects found on the outside shells of
boilers or steam chimncys that existed at the time
OF inspection, whoh could have been discovered by
removing the f.lting tina, such inspectors guilty OF
gross wilful neglect He also characsrzes
thrty-seven to f0rty pounds rs aD unwarranted as
sumption OF power amounting TO crIminaiity.
II s u matter OF record the files OF the Treasury
Department the effort OF the Steamboat Division
TO laws the New York district has
The subject of complaint ana the Secretary has
been appealed 10 TO prevent the interference oil
officers OF Steamboat Division In their efforts
compel tho inspectors 50 comply with the duties
uulrod them.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.

A communication received at the Health and
Vital Statistics departments yesterday announcing
the sixth annual meeting OF the American Public
Health Association. Owing to circumstances IL Was
found impraetcabie TO meet At the Warm Springs,
customary, but the urgent necessity which exists OF
preventing recurrence Of the yellow fever induced
them arrange tor 4 convention in The South.
Richmond, Va. has been fixed upon as suitable
locality, ana there the meeting will open on the 10Th
OF November. The reports and evidence subm TIED 10
the Yellow Fever Commission under the Surgeon
General Of the nited States Marine Hospital service
will be read and made the subject OF discussion.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12


why with the prices OF skins a above at 3jf.
and winch within ,ns last rinety days have
still further declined and purchases made al as low a.
2SL, why the value oi gloves .per dozen
snould DO AZ. II not even iorty francs. In
the apprasemen just made the representatives oil all
these dInerent manufacturers were called upon
and produced books. papers, vouchers, con-
tracts and every item Of information asked
Tor by the government appraiser. Even the
yearly business OF some OF these manufactures
reduced to abstracts going into the details OF
manu- featuring with ain iavits made by employees as
the price oil LABOR received by them, cost oil skins
during the seasons business and every item o cost
appsrtaining TO thsg manufacture. These statmcnts
have been verified unanimously by all the large i'm
portation or sale OF these goods. On the part OF The
government but iwo witnesses were produced-the
nrst Mr. Thomas X. Clark. OF the firm OF Fish, Clark
uiacture IN tns country OF gloves, and Mr..
.. y. Wilmington, the representative OF
Philadelphia house, and who has recently .eturned
IRON Europe, where he had been sent by the govern
ment 10 gather testimony on THIS subject. When un.
der examination Wilmington was forced To admit
that he onsrsu 5000 dozen gloves through
the commercial agent oI Grenuol OF Etienne, A. AIT
per dozen, less commission. which he offered 10 di-
VIDE with Wilmington. The latter claims that
the gloves IN question were undefvalued.
In opposition TO the evdsnce OF Wilmington
IN regard to his several retail transactions
there Is ths testimony Of Mr.. James McCreery 10
his purchase OF arst quality gloves, equal In every
respect 10 the Widow JouviDs at 42l tue dozen and
81 rise Tor eacn additional button, and the offer of
the W WIDOW Jouvin to supply hun AZ The same hsures,
and that had flied ordcr for South Am
house at the same rate. Mr.. Anselle testified that
Courvosier offered TO mshe first quaty Of gloves for
America at 42. 10 Satisfactory parties for orders OF
reasonable size Under the statutory rule Fortier IL
Co.'s hrst class gloves should boar market value, alter
adding q ten per cent profit fwhicn at tue present
time 10 oxcessve) Of $751; 65r. per dozen, but which
invoiccd at AT The verified EXHIBITS put In cvl-
deDce In the several reappralsements show that all
the nrst class gloves Tor the American Market made
from skins purchased IN 1877 carly In this year by
the several reliable and we'll known manufacturers.
range within hat a franc OF Forum n Co.'s hgures
This raid has already cost che government during
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.

Tho Episcopal Missionary Conference, which hold
It's first session on Wednesday evening last at Calvary
Church, corner OF Fourth avenue and Twenty-nrst
street. was brought close last evening at ST. AIMS
Church on tho Heights, BROOKLYN, BY general mis-
sionary meeting. Tue Right Rov. DR. Whpple, Bishop
OF Minnesota, presided. Addresses were made ~
Right Rev DR.. Dudley, Assistant Bishop OF Kentucky;
Rev william j. Boone, OF wucnong, China, ana
tnoPa
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
VALUE OF A COLLAR BONE.

William X. Clayton sued the Union Ferry Company
for $4,000 damages tor personal injuries, and II was
tried yesterday before Judge McCuc In the Brooklyn
City Court lie alleged that ON the sth Of March.
1875 while on his way from this oity to Brooklyn, In
tho act OF passing OF the terry gates his
collar bone was broken by the gate being suddenly
shut by an employe OF the company. Mr. Clayton
claimed that he sustained INJURIES IRON whicn bo
SIN suffers. The defendants coDtended tnat tney
were 10 no wsy respon Tor me accident. The jury
rendered . verdict iavor oi the palntd Tor $3.50
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
pElRF YEyER pEsPATcnEs.

despatch from Cairo, lii, says there were two
new cases Of yellow fever death there yeter-
day. DR.. l. Waldo, surgeon OF the United states Ma
rne Hospital, is down with The fever.
Archbishop Lyucu, o. Toronto, Ont has inst ructed
the CLERGY Of his archdiocese TO appoint sabbath OF
tue present month Tor collections aid Of the yellow
lever sufferers
speeAi IRON Mayor Garlic, OF Augusta, ARK,
says lhcre has Oeen 40 yellow lever there since the
ga Nearly all the citzeus nave gone into the
country on account VI quarantine emb bargo on rail-.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
WOUNDED IN A BARRooM FIGHT.

Michael Connolly received severe scalp wound
late last night wnie quarreling IN barroom on
Manhattan street, near Broadway. Albert schneider
~ charged with having i'm cted the injury. Tue
wounded man was taken TO hospital
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
NEW YoRK's AID.

Tho contributors received at the HERALD ofdce yes
terday in aid OF yellow lever sufferers as iol
lows-
Mrs A Rie;tsTs ,choe Jersey City ss George cs ws,-
30 Independent Order Free sons of Israel through
hamburger. 500; Southern Widows Mite So Total
Mayor Ely received tho following subscriptions:-
Through New TtiJue-M c., Cedar Dale. IS: r. P.
so "i Threash @ SsW YORK saa-c 4 g. Hand
smeresa 1sf District isesraph Ns. sis sixth avenas
f. lo Asns % usSaq 1a Bros ss size $40 90
The president OF tho Catholic Relief Association Of
New Orleans sent letter to the Mayor thanking him
for a donation OF $500.
Four hundred ana one dollars and dtty-sever cents
were transmitted TO Jackson, Miss, by the Mayor.
The organ recital al Trinity Church netted S55S.
The Southern Relief Committee OF the Chamber OF
Commerce met at noon, Henry Hentz, chairman, pre-
siding. The committee have issued thu folio ~ing
notce:-
referring the address OF the mmittee of which Mr.
% sas ~ s re-
yellow ever sufferers 30 send their donatons hereto
York Transfer Company Dodd.,, aaares.sd 70 Angs 4
tents Of bundles labels requested that ali
buttons es deposited on or before Means.day the ,S.h
to a s s wAh 81. % sspsi % s
win by that time have been fully suPglisa led ,vrv
Chairman Of the southern Relief Committee Chamber Of
Commerce.
Mr. J. P,erpont Morgan, treasurer Of tho Southern
edges receipt OF the following additional contr
butions-
John E. Parsons. 500; collection in Friends meeting
for benefit Of co?red sufferers by yellow fever
in Memphis through Robert NJ Ferris ST. 70 citizens Of
New Britain Conn, per D. n Camp. Mayor and chairman
Through Charles H. skinner watertown. n i-Lsdies Of
Brownvs Jefferson county proceeds Of informa festival.
S5 So, Miss +. CLARK 81 sl4 81 Through Journal Of Com
H. s. through Miller Houghton $50; Alice. 81
J. r T.. IS; g. Fl 50 Last cana.n Conxregatonsl
Total 1856 81 Previously acknowledged, xl5s3S3 80.
Grand total, S159.240 10.
The committee directed the treasurer TO make the
following remittances:-To Howard Association,
Chattanooga. $500; TO A. 5. Heron, President how
ard Association. Baton Rouge, 1856 (being the pro-
OF thearicals a. Lenox, Mass); TO Tus-
cumba. La. $500; 10 Water Valley. $500; TO Holly
Springs Qncuding the special contributor OF Ander
son, Starr Il Co OF $751; $780,
The Relief Committee OF the Produce Exchange re-
ceved $50 from X s. IA.
Two boxes of clothing bedding, boots and shoes,
valued al $l75 haveSbeen donated by the citizens Of
Groton, West Groton and East Lansing, this state
Lehman Brothers received the following additional
cobIributions:-
d. Bruch $50; D. w., $40; Standard Lodge, NJ. 80
In ependent Order OF Israel
lecture given by Rev. DR.. X. d. c. Lewp), S25; H. s.;
J. Goldberg. ST.