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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-06

YELLow-FEvER SUFFERERs-G00D SAMA-
R1TANs TO THE FRoST-OTHER AID AND SYM
PATHT.-The United Association OF the In
dependent Order Of Good Samaritans and
Daughters OF Samaria, at their regular meet
ing Wednesday night contributed $50 to-
wards the relief OF the yellow-fever sufferers,
and the following committee was appointed
to collect contributions from their sister
lodges OF this city and Manchester: Robert
Johnson, James 81. Holmes, Y. I. Mann,
Edmond Smith, James W. Jones.
w. II. L. Combs. grand scribe Of the
Grand Division junior Colored Sons OF
Temperance, has called upon all the lodges
in the State to aid the yellow.fever sufferers.
Fidelity Division, No. /, Sons OF Teal
perance, donated the sum Of So last night
to the yellow-fever fund, and the money
will be paid over to Mr.. QuarIes to-day.
The following resolutions. presented by j.
E. Farrar at 4 meeting OF Ebenezer church
(coioredL were unanimously adopted:
Whereas we have heard Of great suffering
among the people OF New Orleans, Memphis,
and elsewhere, caused by the yellow-feyer !;
therefore
RESOLVED, That we, the members OF
the Ebenezer Baptist church, greatly SYM
pathize with them IN their distress, and
earnestly pray that God may have mercy
upon them, who alone can shorten the days
of this great dilemma.
2. RESOLVED, That this church take up
collection to aid said sufferers.
A collection was then taken up, amount
ing 10 1888.
r. G. Hobson, ". II. Jones, and J. E.
Farrar were appointed to place the money
In proper hands to reach the sufferers.
The following appeal has been issued in
behalf of the colored people:
TO the G. U. o. of G. f., City Of Richmond
and Manchester:
The following telegram has been received
by the p. S. OF Lone Star Lodge:
"Send aid at once. Yellow-fever raging.
Inform all lodges. n. A. ASDEEsoS.
an. G. (Acting) Hill City Lodge"
Lone Star Lodge has already contributed
from her treasury, and the members OF said
lodge have decided to contribute rs lndl-
yidual members of the order, and have call
ed meeting Sunday, at $50 O'Clock, Tor
that purpose. I therefore ask, in behalf OF
the sufferers OF the South, and by the in
structiun Of Lone Star Lodge, that every
member OF the order will give something
at that meeting; and those who may not be
able to attend in person will send as much
money as they can possibly spare. Place
OF meeting, Odd-Fellows' Hall, Franklin
street. j. II. SAMPSON, L. s.,
Lone Star Lodge.
September 5, 1878.
Total collections TO date, S3,03605; dis
bursed, $4,000. The Richmond Howitzers
contributed SGT.
The following telegram was received to-
day from VicksbUrg:
Muyor of Richmond:
Express two gross Valentines extract Of
meat for Howard Association.
HARDAwAY e ASHER.
Mr.. Valentine expressed it at once.
Liberal Grove, No. 9, U. A. o. D., do
mated last evening S25 for the relief OF their
suffering brethren in New Orleans, call
having been made by the n. G. A. of the
| United States.
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ENCOURAGE THE CHILDREN.-The children
OF Pine-Street Baptist church will give TN
entertainment at Virginia Opera-House to-
night for the benefit of the yelow-fever
sufferers of the South. The entertainment
will consist OF singing, recitatons, tableauX,
dialogues, &c. The same children gave a
similar entertainment at their church last
week, which was much enjoyed by the
large crowd present, and proved very ere
dtable to themselves. This being the tlrst
effort in this direction for the sufferers, it is
hoped the children will receive the patron
ace they richly deserve. "The Bliss Fami-
": or, Behind the Curtain" one OF the
nieees the children play, is worth more
than the price OF admission: Rev. j. q.
TYLER will be present and deliver short
address.
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the members OF his parish and other we'll
Wlshers OF the church. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to attend.

Ont on Eighth Street.-The dreadful
drain on the corner Of Eighth and Hull
streets has been filled up, and an unmiti-
gated nuisance partly abated. Now the
people living in the vicinity OF Eighth and
cambridge streets call attention to several
nuIsances in that locality, and
ask visit from the health officers or proper
authorities.
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The accident to Mr.. bs.-lesterday,
Councilman A. Cary Gibbs, engineer ana
conductor OF the Danville stone tram, VINO
was badly injured Wednesday evening, was
reported better. DR.. Montelro, h!s attend
ing physician, reports that the right leg was
broken in two places, and that Mr. Gioos
also sustained severe confusion OF tue seil
shoulder by being dragged short distance
by the car. His injuries, while disagreea-
bic and painful, are not necessarily serious.
The cur which struck Mr. Gibbs was beins
pushed by train hands. Had it been pro
PEELED by an engine there is but little douDt
but what instant death would have been the
result. Councilman Gibbs IS 2ood man
and useful citizen, and his speedy resto-
ration to health is hoped tor by large cir
Gle OF friends.
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EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON VIA THE CHES-
ApEAKE AND OHIO RoAD.--To-molrow night
special excursion will be made to Wash
ington uia the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road, leaving Richmond at 1890 O'Clock.
The time will be as quick as by any other
route and the fare as low. There will be no
delay at GordonsYille, and persons desiring
to visit Baltimore can do so and return to
Washington in time to catch the train on Its
return home. The tickets will be good for
five days, to return on any train. Special
cars will be provided Cor colored persons.
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RICHMOND. VA, September ), 1877;

RICHMOND, VA. September D, 1878.
Editors Of UiSpUtCh: Ii we don't have
yelIow-,cver or some other epidemic in our
city before the appearance OF "JacS Frost"
shall be disappointed. desire to call your
attention, aud through yon the attention
OF our Board OF Health, to m alley situated
on Church Hill, running east and west. and
connecting Twenty-seyen.h and Twenty
eighth streets between Marshal and Broad.
In this alley are three spots that for pestilcnce
breeding / challenge any city, North or
South. to beat. created and tolerated By citi
zens who have notes in their eyes so large
they cannot see their own domains.
nv
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The lfustcal Association. Manches-
ter Musical Association VIII meet tonight
for the first time at Heider's Hall. Men,
bership cards will be ready for distribution.
After this date admittance can only be had
on membership or invitation. cards. Ihe
weekly programmes are attractive, and tue
Association is fast extending Its member
ship. 1t is trusted that this effort to de,
yeIop and cultivate our amateur mes!ca'
talent will be in every way successful.
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CoLoRED INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD
TsMPLARs.-GoIden Rule Lodge, No. 8,
elected last night Archer Fleet, worthy
chief templar; Adam G. Graham, worthy
vicefemplar; w. II. L. Combs, worthy
secretary; r. H. Combs, worthy treasurer; !;
r. A. Combs, worthy financial secretary;
George e. Meredith. worthy chaplain; A.
p. Fleet, worthy marshall; S. A. Taylor,
worthy assistant secretary Owen Steward,
depusy marshal; John Fl. Scott, worthy
guard; r. n. Graham, worthy sentinel;
Archer P. Fleet, past worthy chief templar.
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SunGau-Sc School Neeting.-At the Meade
Memorial church this evening ut o'clock
there will be q meeting od the officers,
teachers, scholars, and friends Of the Sab
bath school. Rev. Mr.. Stringfeliow, the
rector, will be present and will make an adj
dress, and will also improve the opportuni-
ty of becoming personally acquainted with
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SUPEEsEDEAs AwARDED.-Judge Chrls-
tian, Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals, has
granted q writ of supersedeaS to decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Rockingham county
in the cause OF Jones and others against
Abraham and others; and another witt OF
the same kind to decree Of the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond in the cause
of William Ira Smith against James "lide'
Dr., s. Co., and others.
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Pic Mic at Granite.-The Granite Union
Sunday school will have picnic at Granite
Bluff, near the Westham quarry, for the
purpose OF raising funds for the purchase
OF library. Due notice will Be given OF
the day, with other particulars.
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MOONLIGHT ON THE JAMEs.-The Virginia
Steamboat Company having rendered the
steamer Ariel free to the officers of the boat,
there will be moonlight excursion down
james river on the Ariel on Wednesday the
11th instant. for their benefit. The steamer
will leave her wharf at 1880 ?. NJ, 90
through and around Dutch Gap, and return
to the city by midnight. Ladies will be
specially cared for, and no intoxicating
liquors will be allowed. 4 pleasant trip is
promised to all.
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MOTHERS. STAY At HOME, and cure your child
with DR.. MOFFETT's TEETHISA (Iesthing PGD-
dersJ. TEETHISA regulates the bowels and makes
tecthing easy cures cholera inian.um ard .hc sum-
mer complaints OF children: heals erupt.ons aud
sorrs removes and prevents the formation OF
worms. n. medicine ever received such enthusias-
tic commenda ION from those who have used II. II.
w. POWERS & CO., Richmond, and all druggists
boo
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J.W. CLAYTON. ESQ, KNOWS ABOUT Tito
not only knows from his ow. experience, but he
has seen II. wonderful effects OH rheumatism. not
only in Baltimore but when he Is engaged rs clerk
OF the Senate. We mean Dr. Herndons Gypsy's
Gift, which cures rheumatism all the while, wfer-
ever II Is given chance. 1t Is The only medicine
which can drive 1t promptly from the BLOOD and one
bottle Is enough to prove II.
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A PERFUME WITH 4 HUNDRED CsEs.-The
Europcau toilet extracts are scentg. aud nothing
more: but MURRAY 4 LANMAS'S FLORIDA
WATER. the standard perfume of North and South
America. Is IN article OF great ard varied utility as
well as Il peerless luxury.
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KSEADEp Biscuits Put two ttaspoonfuls OF
DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDER In quart Of -four, rub
into this two tablespoons Of lard. with little salt,
and a:d enough Swcct-milk TO make a sif dough.
knead we'll for nvc six minutes, roll tEn into
biscuits. and bake delicate brown.
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ST. JOsEPIi'S HONE, In the city OF New York, Is
an institution for The Of Tie aged and feeble
under the Good sister. and for the cure of those
urcer their care. GILEs'S LIalstEST IoDIDE AM
MoH1A. by advice of their medical acviser. DR..
Kerriyan, directs It's use in eases Of rheumatism,
neuralgia, swollen joints of the hands ftet for 1t
always cures.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES. 12o West broadway. New York.
Trial size. 25 cents.
Wholesale agents PERC ELL. LADD & Co.
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The Mayors Court.-Two parties ar
raigned Oh cross-warrants for assault and
battery and using abusive language were
bailed until this morning. Seyeral unin-
portant cases were disposed OF.
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The City Councu.-A regular meeting OF
the City Council will be held tonight at 8
O'Clock. Several matters OF importance viii
engage the attention OF the body, aud q full
and prompt attendance is desirable.
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6. 1878
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly northwesterly. sta
tionary or higher temperature and pres
sure.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, OCCASIONAL rain, va
riable winds, nearly stationary temperature
md presslIre
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ANOTHER EXCURSION TO WAsHINGToN.-
There will be another excursion train to
Washington on Monday, but by the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, leaving the head Of Broad street at
10 P. 81. Returning, the cars will leave
Washington the next day, giving the ex-
cursionists seventeen hours in Washington
and fourteen hours in Baltimore. A pleas
ant time is promised all who Join the ex-
cursionistS.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler, with northerly winds. at night 1t
was partly cloudy and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 70;
9 A. NJ, so; noon, SS; 8 P. NJ, 80; 6 P.
NJ. 70: midnight, IS.
Mean temperature, 80 1-6.
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USCLA1MED.-Smallp packages addressed
rs follows remain unclaimed in Richmond
post-office H. c. AIKEN, Thomas S. Hewitt.
s. B. Wright, Hattie L.. Williams, Afford
Williams, Major L. e. Williams, S. E. Os-
terbind.
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DUFF GORDON SHEEEY-ncw importaton-dii-
fcrcnt grades. w. y. BLAIR Co."
9U3 Main street.
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The Public Schools.-Superintend
Hancock announces that the session OF the
public schools will commence Monday, Dc
t0her Ttb
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SAVE MONEY hy having your printing cone attee
DISPATCH PRINTING-lIOCSE. Good wore, 10"
prices and satisfaction Guaranteed.
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BAsE-BALL.-The Unique Baseball Club
of Washington (colored) will play match
game this evening at 8 O'Clock with plcked
nine OF this city at the Richmond anu AT
lantic grounds.
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MME. DEMoREsT'S WHAT TO WEAR" and
OF FASHIONS for The fall and winter.
Price, l5c. each. just received 1t
JULIUS MEyERs, sos Broad street.
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Orr "B SELECT" WIrIsKEY. for family ana
medicinal use. Is uneuualIcd for the price.
W. ID. BLAIR K CO.,
903 Main street
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FAMILY GROCERIES. TEAS, FOREIGN AND DO.
MEsTIC LIQUORS Of all grades.
". ID. BLAIR L Co.,
0O3 Main street.
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NJ ELLYSoN 4 CO.. advertising ascnts. :ntsrt al"
vcrtiselnents IN All Of the "spapsrs o: the tnsa
Is Il: publishers rates. Orders let 4. the Dts
mitch countns-room VIII receive prentsi at:en-
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ALL GRADES OF CIGARS manufactured BY
W. ID. RLAIR Il Co.,
3O3 Main street
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AN .ERtAL MEssENGER.-The following
is taken from the Peekskill, Westchester
county, New York, Blade, Of August 27th ::
On Wednesday evening. August 2lst, at
7 O'Clock, Mr.. John B. HalSted, Of our
village, sent forth upon an aerial voyage
small rubber balloon from the corner OF
Main and Division streets, attached to the
mouth of which was card containing his
name and date and requesting the person
finding it to write us to the place and time.
On Saturday evening last Mr.. Halsted re-
ceived the following letter, which speaks for
itself:
RICHMOND, Va, August %, 1873.
Mr.. John Halsted:
Dear Sir,-I have found piece Of India
rubber with a cord attached to it, and
which [ think was a balloon that you have
sent; and as you wanted to know when it
was found, in reply / would say that l
found it hanging on bush when walking
in the woods. Yours truly,
JOIN 6. STANTON, farmer.
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NINE. DEMoREST'S RELIABLE PATTERs OF the
new fall styles just opened At julius MEYERS.
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The Public schools.

MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD YES
TERDAY-THE SCHOOLS TO BE OPENED on
MONDAY WEEK, TBE 16TH SEPTEMBER
HOW THE TEACHERS ARE TO BE PAID
THIRTY PER CENT. IN CASH AND SEVENTY
IN CERTIFICATES.
A meeting Of the City School Board was
held yesterday afternoon in the High-School
building. Present: Messrs. Kelley. Court
ney, knight, Straus, Powers, Moore, Rady,
Superintendent Peay, and Secretary Moses.
The body was called to order by Mr..
Straus, and on his motion Mr.. Kelley was
invited TO preside, in the absence OF Presl-
dent Darlington.
The Committee on Textbooks reported a
list OF books to be used in the public
schools during the next year. The only
change in the present textbooks is the sub.
stitution OF Worcester's for Webster 8
Dictionary, and Reed & Kellogg's Higher
English for Practical Grammar.
The financial secretary reported that the
balance on hand to the credit of the Board
was S6,097.S3.
The Chair laid before the Board the fol-
lowing letter from Mr.. W. F. Taylor, Au-
ditor of Public Accounts:
RICHMOND, September 5, 1878.
Alfred Noses, Esq, Secretary: =
Dear Sir,-Yours Of this date is before
me. regret to say that am still unable
to give any definite information in respect
to the time when the school-money can be
paid. I still hope that some arrangement
will be effected very shortly by which an
apportionment can be made. No one, |
assure you, can more deeply regret than l
do the embarrassment to our public schools
which want OF funds necessitates; but for
reasons which | have assigned to'you in
person, and which you fully comprehend,
I am powerless in the premises.
am, very respectfully,
WILLIAM i. TAYLOR,
Auditor Public Accounts.
The Chair stated that the meeting had
been called specially to consider the ques-
ton whether the schools will be opened on
the 10Th in view OF the present financial
embarrassments OF the Board.
Mr. Peay stated that he had seen the Au-
ditor and the Governor. The Auditor
said he could not say when he could be
able to make an apportionment. The GOV
ernor said he was in full sympathy with
the Board. and hoped to be able to get
funds for the Board.
The President Of the Board and the Su-
perintendent OF Schools said that large
number OF the teach ers-young ladles-as
we'll as prlnclpalS Hat plesseo .hei. :" AZ
lngness to 60 to work and run the FISK OF
&c tting their pay.
The financial secretary reported that the
required expenditures from August L,
1878, to February 1, 1873
ren nrlneipais sls36o 90
Sib isnaors ihon.ns saat.es .. s. @ 2o77 90
si2 a,,,s s'ion,no ocnno,s ...'......... 742 30
coniin"ent eynenses ses.,....,........ $3.50 90
$23,929 so
RESOURCES.
August l. Balance 10 credit of School ,,
Board in City Treasury. 1858 a3
D.fcjcit II
Aurnst !. Balance In City Treasury. 1868 SO
September &. Expended to date........ 1.3s6 oO
'.v".. sG.Oe7 SO
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR (tlree years oid) and
SPICES, fresh, in endless variety ut
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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CHRISTIAN Il WHITES "PATEST" MINNIE
sofa FLOUR will make more. prct,ier, aud swceter
bread than anv -four sold in this market
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4ifllntond 9ispatth.

BE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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TRApE-DOLLARS
WILL DE TAKEN FOR
ONE HUNDRED CENTS,
In exchange for
DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
WISDOw-SIIADES,
CURTAINS,
CARPETS, OIL-CLoTHs, &C,
at
rpnrrrEDcs
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GLESwooD WIIIsKEY, made In 1873.
W. d. BLAIR & Co,
9O3 Main street.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, AT 30l EAST
STON assisted bv MISS LIZZIE GRATTAN and
other competent teachers, will reopen her SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER 10TH.
S32; French, from Sl5 to $40; Latin, $40; Ger
man, $40. - ,, ,,.,
Refers to Captain c. Skinkcr, Mr. Charles Will
1iurps Mr.. A. Cumcron. Rev. DR.. Pctrrkin, Rev. DIR.
Read For terms and references see circular.
81. H.2t
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ilIeeting for the Retief Of The Yello,c- Feuer
Suiferers- Committees appointed, Gc.-A
meeting of the citizens was held last night
at the courthouse for the purpose OF raising
funds for The yeIlow-fever sufferers.
Tie meeting was called TO order by Mr..
\. G. Evans, upon whose motion the Rev
w. 4. Campbell was called to the chair,
and explained the object OF the meeting.
!. Il. Perdue was appointed secretary.
The following committees were appointed
TO canvass the city TO solicit contribution
for that purpose:
First ward: ". J. Jones, r. Il. Ballow,
James B. Fitzgerald, Mrs. w. II. Garnett,
Mrs. Z. \. Cobb.
Second Ward: \. G.. Evans, [. G. Wells,
Ed. Gallagher, Mrs. David Bealtc, Mrs. W.
L. McCrary.
Third Ward: w. L. Moody, G. A. Pcp!r,
+. \, Linscomb, Mrs. Dr.. Chlles, Mrs. ;. l.
Owens, Sr.
Fourth Ward: r. W. Crow. W. D. Craig,
Dr.. Il. 2. Matthews, Mrs. Elizabeth Bot,
Mrs. Judge CIODton.
Rev. a. Bin.a was requested to associate
with him Il committee OF his own selection
TO solicit contributions from the colorcd
pcopie for the same object.
Mr.. J. K. Perduc was appointed trea-
surer OF the fund. and directed TO forward
the same rs last as collected.
All the members OF the committee are
earnestly requested to meet at the Mayors
Couu-room. in rear Of the market, this
evening at O'Clock promptly.
The committees are requested 10 hahu
over the funds 10 the treasurer Us last a.
| collected. He may found at l. I. "eiis, :
store at 5 O'Clock each evening for the pur'
| pose of receiving the SAME. -
The committees are Instructed to visit all
nersons in their respective wards, and soil
cit contributions from every one. II de.
sired. the contributions from the cotoreo
peoplc will he appropriated exclusively loi
the relief OF persons OF their own color.
Our citizens should respond ilbera'ly'
and not wait to be called upon, Dut seen
ont the committee or treasurer, ana haho IL
their contributions.