REPORT OF THE Ininart Issariatian OF NEW ORLEANS. ■_ » CS “3T “COMMERCIAL BULLETIN” PRINT, 112 & 114 POYDRAS STREET, NEW ORLEANS. REPORT OF THE lataarli Jtoriatian OF NEW ORLEANS. 4BL 3-C *5ar . “COMMERCIAL BULLETIN” PRINT, 112 & 114 POYDRAS STREET, NEW ORLEANS. OF THE HOWAKD ASSOCIATION. 1867. E. E. SCHMIDT, President, ALFRED BELANGER, Vice President, JOHN F. CALDWELL, Secretary, RICHARD L. ROBERTSON, Treasurer. C. H. NOBLES, J. M. YANDEGRIFF, JULIUS WILLIS, L. C. DILLARD, H. H. DENTZEL, A. J. YANDEGRIFF, WM. COOPER, H. W. REYNOLDS, J. M. HOWELL, JAMES STRAWBRIDGE, J. G. PIERSON, W. H. HEWITT, F. R. SOUTHM A YD, WM. S. PIKE, Dr. H. F. WADE, BRAXTON BRAGG, G. W. GRIFFIN. Honorary: Dr. WAEEEN STOXE. EXPENDITURES. Paid general relief as follows: Provisions, Groceries, Beds, Bedding, and Clothing $32,765 42 Physicians 6,375 00 For Nursing 14,162 48 Car Tickets and Cab Hire for Physi- cians and Members, and convey- ance of sick to Hospital 2,940 55 Apothecaries 8,129 83 $64,373 28 Bent of Office $ 1,200 00 Office Furniture and expenses 2,667 19 Printing and Advertising 2,007 84 Belief to Washington, La 1,000 00 “ St. Martinsville, La, 1,000 00 “ Bayou Sara, La 510 00 “ Houston, Tex 1,000 00 “ Victoria, Tex 500 00 “ Pass Christian, Miss 200 00 “ Byram, Miss 678 00 “ House Good Shepherd 200 00 “ Carrollton, La 823 55 “ Carrollton Orphan Asylum 100 00 “ Clinton, La 420 00 “ Thibodeaux, La 184 50 “ Houma, La 60 00 “ Gretna, La 136 00 “ False Bever, La 84 00 Algiers, La 277 05 “ Jefferson City 899 25 $78,320 66 RECEIPTS. Donations from New York $54,497 29 “ “ New Orleans 11,499 50 “ “ St. Louis 9,401 00 “ “ Boston 8,601 00 “ “ Cincinnati, Ohio 8,070 40 “ “ Baltimore, Md 5,950 00 “ “ Philadelphia 4,470 00 “ “ Louisville, Ky 3,500 00 “ “ Liverpool, Eng 497 00 “ “ York, Pa 4G9 38 “ “ Savannah and Augusta, Ga 393 25 “ “ Columbus, Ohio 372 67 “ “ Providence, B. 1 300 00 “ “ Utica, N. Y 200 00 “ “ Chicago, 111 200 00 “ “ New Haven, Conn 175 00 “ “ Eichmond, Ya 110 00 “ “ Covington, Ky 100 00 “ “ Wilmington, Del 50 00 “ “ Corinth, Miss ]0 00 $108,866 49 YELLOW FEVER CASES. Number attended 4,192 Of which died 340 Discharged 3,852 NATIVITY. United States 1,553 Ireland 1,330 Germany 512 England 60 France 26 Prussia 12 Italy 11 Unknown 682 Total Number 4,192 Office of the Howard Association of New Orleans, February 29th, 1868. The Howard Association presents to the public the following report of its operations during the Epidemic of 1807. In the month of June last the surviving members of the Association renewed their charter, which had expired, and reorganized in anticipation of an epidemic On the 2d of September the yellow fever, cases of which for some weeks had gradually increased, was assumed and recognized by the Association to be epidemic, and prepara- tions for active duty were immediately made. At that time there was not a dollar in the treasury. We announced this fact to our citizens, and gave notice of our readiness to take care of the sick. The statement, com- municated also to friends abroad, met with immediate response—contributions poured into our treasury. Never perhaps, in the history of our Association, were funds so cordially and promptly supplied. Distant cities, named be- low, rapidly furnished large amounts of money. Even by telegraphic orders, through well known and influential com- mercial houses, were many thousands of dollars placed at our disposal. The charity of the friends of suffering humanity sped to the relief of the sick of our city with lightning velocity! The public will recognize amongst those abroad who w'ere so active in soliciting for the relief of our Association, the names of several who in former years resided amongst us, and wTere identified with our city in the days of its prosperity. It was indeed gratifying to find them coming forward with so much alacrity to our aid in a season of adversity and sorrow. The total amount of contributions was.. $108,86G 49 The total amount expended was 78,320 66 Showing balance on hand $30,545 83 8 REPORT OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Of this amount $25,000 are deposited in a responsible ban- king house, subject to call, and bearing interest at 6 percent, per annum. It is proper to mention here, that the reasons for the com- paratively small amount received from the citizens of Kew Orleans, were: the extraordinary liberality of friends abroad, and the dispatch with which it was manifested— our resour- ces at home were reserved for the possible long continuance of the epidemic. Upon the first decline of the epidemic, our distant friends were telegraphed that we had funds sufficient for all probable necessities, and they were requested to discontinue collec- tions. The statistical and tabular statements, to be found in another part of this report, will show the number and nation- ality of the persons assisted; the complete list of contributors and amounts contributed, arranged according to the localities whence the funds came; and with the Treasurer’s account, a full record of expenditures. The number of yellow fever cases under our charge was 4,192 Of which died 340 Recovered 3,852 In addition to the number of patients, there were relieved 6197 persons in families where sickness or extreme destitution prevailed. Thus, it will be perceived, that the total number of cases attended by our Association, was 10,389. These statements include returns from Jefferson City, Car- rollton, Algiers and Gretna, in which places, at the solicita- tion of the citizens thereof, we attended the sick, having the valuable assistance of the Rev. 33. Wayne, Mr. L. K. Lane and Mr. E. C. Kelley in Jefferson City, and Mr. W. S. Mount in Carrollton. Aid was also sent to various places beyond the city, money REPORT OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 9 physicians, nurses, medicines, etc., as appears in account of expenditures. In the recital of our work, mention should to be made of in- cidental benefits, which happily the Association was able to render—we employed many poor persons as nurses at good wages, in the season of poverty and distress incidental to an epidemic, and had many capable nurses at command whom we recommeded to families needing their services. Many applications were made to us for nurses, by parties who could afford to employ them; and thus we endeavored to honor the confidence reposed in our judgment. The disease was declared “ no longer epidemic,” about the 20th of November, but the Association was not able to bring its labors to a close before about the 15th of December. The number of deaths was about S per cent, of the cases treated. This'result compared with the percentage of deaths in the epidemic of 1858—22 per cent.—shows, either that the disease was of a milder type this year, or that it was more skilfully managed. This report would not be complete were it fail to men- tion the alacrity with which physicians at the commence- ment of our labors proffered their services, or to heglect making a hearty recognition of their zeal and fidelity in all cases of their attendance upon our patients. We have also found ready co-adjutors in the clergy of all denominations, who remained during the epidemic. Their separate sphere of duty, it is true, was a spiritual one, but it moved too in another sphere of ministration— a service of nursing and watching, by night and by day, the sick, the dy- ing, and the distressed. The Association also received valuable aid from the mem- bers of the Young Men’s Kelief Association of this city. Ample food for reflection may be found in the statistics given of our work. The citizens of New Orleans have passed through an epidemic which, while it was not marked by the 10 REPORT OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. fatality known in former years, was yet peculiarly severe, by the universality of its prevalence—by its long continuance through the Autumn, and by its extraordinary number of victims amongst the young. Greater anxiety probably was never felt in former epidemics, even in those of ’53 and ’58, from the fact, that so many families, were never before af- flicted with the fever at the same time, as in our late epidemic. We cannot close this part of our report without pointing the reader to the names and the figures, which designate the source and the amount of the means which have enabled us to perform our duty. Amid all the wrath and folly of men above the din of fierce political controversy, was heard the voice of benevolence and mercy, “ Twice blessed—blessing him that gives, and him that receives.” Benefactions, cheer- fully made and gratefully acknowledged, are strong bonds of friendship between individuals. Equally so should the ministration by distant communities of succor to our “ crowd- ed city ” when wailing the “ stroke of the pestilence,” and our thankful reception and enjoyment of that succor in our day of calamity, become the welded links of a lasting bro- therhood. The'Association is particularly indebted to the following named, who acted in their respective cities as committees for collecting and forwarding donations : Messrs. Spofford, Tilleston & Co.; B. B. Cromwell & Co.; Jos. H. Marks; Wm. P. Converse; Mathew, Morgan & Son; Chas. Morgan; Demas, Barnes & Co.; Peet, Williamson & Bolling; Livingston, Eox & Co., and Dr. E. Harris, in New York ; Geo. W. S. James, in Philadelphia ; Jno. C. Butler, Esq., in Cincinnati; Capt. W. C. Hite, in Louisville; Chas. Parsons, Esq., in St. Louis ; Southern Belief Association, in Baltimore; also to Messrs. A. D. Grieff, J. L. Adams, C. H. Zimmerman, H. G. Darcy, Edward Page and J. A. Lum, citizens of New Orleans, who were active in making col- lections in New York, Boston and New Haven, where they were visiting. NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS. Collections made by W. P. Converse and Jos. H. Marks, and received through Fat jo, Marks & Co., New Orleans. Archer & Bull $ 50 00 Schroeder & Bro 50 " Burdett, Everett & Co 50 " Palmer & Seivelle 50 " Appleby & Helm 25 " C. F. Schmidt 25 ” Herman, Bartzer & Co 25 " L. Hirchon & Co 25 " J. Wolfe 10 " J. B. Cohen. 10" Aloa & Patman 50 " J. L. Gassett & Bro 50 " Lederman & Bros . . 20 " H. Shubart & Co 30 " G. W. Faber 25 " L. Delmonaco 25 E. R. Deerker & Co 50 " Cash 1 " Paris & Allen 10 " Udolpho Wcflfe 250 " W. Moller & Son 100" L. E. Amsinek & Co 100 Reynauld & Francies 100 " E. Cheveria & Co 25 Barclay & Livingston 25 " A. H. Dudley 50 P. Dater & Co 25" Mixer & Whitman 25 " Towmsend Clinch & Dike,.. . 50 " C. B. Coffin 10 " Rive Case & Co 50 Todd & Co 25 •• Stanton, Sheldon & Co 25 •• Dohan Carroll & Co 50 " W. H. Phillips & Co 25 " Amount carried forward $1516 00 Amount brought forward $1516 CO If. E. Blossom 15 •• D. G. & Z. S. Ely... 50. •' Jno. I. Adams & Co 25 ** I Jaquelin & Co 10 " Eecknageel & Co 50 " Geo. F. Gartz & Co 50 J. L. & D. S. Riker 100 •• B. W. Bull & Co 25" Birthoiqit & Wilson 25 " Powers & Whiteman. 50 •• Cash 15 " Tobias & Windmullar 30 • • Sturges, Arnold & Co 250 " f Park & Telford 100 • • | N. L. & G. Griswold 250 " A. A. Low & Bro 250 " Eug. O. Sullivan & Co 50 " Grinnell, Minturn & Go 250 " J. K. Place & Co 100 " I C. H. Marshall & Co 100 Dabary Morgan & Co 250 * • Bradish Johnson 100 " ! N. Y. Steam Sugar Refinery.. 100 •• j W. M. Johnson 25 " Haverneyer & Elder 100 " E. T. & Co.... '25 " Booth & Edger 50 J. Lentihon 20 " Bowerman & Bros 25 ' M. Tobin 10 " Moller & Martins 50 " B. H. & L 25 " Francis Skiddy 50 " M.&W 50" Amount carried forward $4191 00 NEW lrORK CONTRIBUTIONS. Amount brought forward $4191 00 Spence, Montague & Co 50 " C. de P. Field & Co 50" Cash 25 " Cash 20 " L. 5 " Trask & Zuberbier 50 " Winthrop J. Ray & Co 25 " F. Neff 10 • H. G. Brigham 10 •• E. M. Crawford & Co 50 " C. E. Griswold & Co 50 " Robt. E. Kelly & Co 25" M. J. Scliottenfels 10 " T. Wenberger & Co 20 " Weston & Gray 250 " E. Pavenstedh &. Co 100 " W. M. Clark 25 " Tucker & Lightbourne 50 " Hunter, Adams & Co 100 ** Bank of the Republic 200 " Gt. Western Ins. Co 100 " Turner Bros 25 " Fowler & Crampton 100 Tanner & Co 10 " Martin & Ritchie 20 " St. Andrews Episcop’l church , Staten Island 41 22 Rufus Story & Co 50 00 Simonson & Squire 25 " C E. Peroiel 10 " J. D. Fish 20 " Cash 15 " M. Martin 10 *■ D. Bcebee 20 " I). M. Hildreth 200 • • J. L. Macaulay 100 •• Jay Cook & Co 250 " W. R. M 100 " Ives Beecher & Co 100 *■ John Caswell &, Co 100 " Gordon, Fellows & McMillin. 100 • • Amouut carried forward $6,712 22 Amount brought forward $6,712 22 Howell Burr & Co 25 " J.O. Rieff. 5 •• D. Talmage & Co 50 N. H. Brigham 10 * * W. S. Tisdale & Co 50 S. Bonnell Jr 10 " J. G. Allen & Co 25 Lewis & Brown 25 ** M. & J 10 •• B. Mills 5 •• Marks & Febre 250 • * Shultz & Tailer 25 " Theo. Pothemus 25 •• Cash 10 " Solon Humphrey 50 •• C. Ketcliam & Co 50 •• H. Meigs, Jr 20 •• Hedges & Morse 25 ** F. B. Tliurber 10 " T. J. Doremus & Co 25 * * Mackenzie & Newman 25 ■ • A. L. DeCamp 25 Isaac H. Smith & Son 25 • • Cash 25 '• J. T. & J. G. Frost & Co 25 • • Halstead & Co 25 '• Henry A. Morgan 25 * • W. J. Young & Co 25" C. T. Goodwin & Co 25 • • Jno. S. Martin „ 25" S. W. & J. J. Hoyt 25" S. H. Moore 25 " Wheeler, Merritt & Co 25 " C. H. Benedict & Co 25 — C. S. Brown , 10 — Geo. O. Hart 25 " Geo. Van Hogan 10 " Nelson Duckworth 25 " Knickerbocker Life Ins Co.. 500 • • Corlies & Macy 50 — E. W. Tiers & Co 50 " Amount carried forward $8,437 22 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS 13 Amount brought forward$8,437 22 E. O. Greenfield 25 ” Com. Mutual Ins. Co 100 ” Ward, Campbell & Co 100 " E. Cromwell 25 W. N. Beach 50 J. Ripley & Son 50 W. P. Converse & Co 200 Butdisk, Frisbie & Co 20 L. Hirschon & Co 25 ” Place &Tewlay 25 ” N. Y. Cond. Milk Co 100" Elias Wade, Jr 50 ” E. Caylus De Ruyton 150 ” Jno. & Hugh Auchensloss... 100 " Smalls & Basou 25 ” Schmidt & Storm 25 ” M. & E. Salomon 10 ” Vigelius & Seymour 25 ” S. C. Bochen & Co 10 ” Brainhall & Co 25 ” Breslen & Boyle 25 ” Cash 10 " Yanderhost & Boegler 25 " P. J. & A. Armoser 25 " Thos. J. Owen 50 ” Kobbe Corlies & Co 100 ” C. Buckhalter & Co 50 ” Burr & Clark 50 ” Geo. W. Brainan & Co 25 ” N. Leek os & Co 10 ” Herder, Hall & Co 25 ” F. C. Wells & Co 25" M. Ward Close & Co 50 ** Pierce & Sons 15 " J. V. Onativia & Co 50 ” E. Lyman, collections by him. 256 * * E. L. Merrifield. 25 ” M. Myers 10 ” W. C. Ward & Co 25" Battelle & Renevick 25 ” Union Mutual Ins. Co 100 ” Amount carried forward $10,553 22 Amount brought forward $10,553 22 C. Heydeeker 25 -- Williamson, Griffith & Co... 50 " Holt & Co 50 -* T. Otis Le Roy & Co 50 -- Stetson & Co 100 ” S. M. Pettingell & Co. 50 -* C. T. Reynolds 50 ** Jno. A. Gray & Green 25 *- C. Sierck & Co 25 ** J. G. Powers & Co 25 ** Yalk & Bro 20 " Williams & Crosby 25 •* H. K. Tliurber & Co 20 ** G. &K 10 -- M. Cash 10 Felix Mirando 10 Cash 10 -* M. Westheim & Co 25 ** M. J. &Co 20” M. Brock 5 Wellington & Cox 100 •• J. H. Draper 25 ' • Davis Wash & Co 25 Enos Richardson & Co 50 •• Durand & Co 50 ” Kurts & Monahan 50 •• Jacquet & Giraud 50 ” Merrill, Fitch & Allen 50 •• Whiting ManPg. Co 50 •• Bogart & Co 25 •• G. Michaels 10” C. B. Fallinstin & Son 25 ” Lane, Son & Co 25 H. V. Jno. Parch, Jr 25 ” Fowler & Ward 25 *• Titus & Burdett 15 •• Miles & Holman 15 •• Halsey & Berry 20 Kenyon & Pockchafer 10 • • Bergen Point, N. J ; 20 •• Amount carriedforward $11,823 22 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS. Amount brought forward $11,823 22 Hewlett & Torrance 100 •• S. Dreyfouss 25 •* N. Y. Mail St. Ship Co 100 • • Turner Bros 25 •• W. M. Price 10 Birdsall Bros 25 ** Jno. Abrams 20 •• Jno. Murphy 50 •* Berlin Son & Lediard 50 •• Cash 10 G.T.G. White 10 Ed. Post 50 " S. Brewster 25 Amount carried forward $12,323 22 Amount brought forward $12,323 22 J. L. Eyan 10 H, Bobbins 5 M. Jacoby 10 •• Buchanan, Perkins & Good- man 25 " Cash 35 Dickson Morris 50 L. Funk, Jr 25 •• Miss M. A. Bruce 5 Miss Laura Fair 25 ■ • w. p. j io •• Mark Davis 25 •• Devlin & Co 50 Kemp, Day & Co 25 $12,623 22 Less expenses 120 25 $12,502 97 Collections made by Messrs. Si’OFFOHD, Tillestox &■ Co., Xew York Received thronghJBROOKS, McDonald & Co., New Orleans. Chas. Dance $ 50 00 Evans Gardner & Co 25 Adrien Iselen 100 H. G 10 •• W. S. Greene 25 A. Citizen • • 5 St. Michael’s Church 65 42 Geo. B. Powell & Co 100 00 A. G. .Mercer 20 N. Hart 5 ' Cash 5 J. M. McKenen 50 • * Iv. L 5 " D. G 6 25 Darling, Griswold & Co 100 00 E. M. Cotheal 10 • • A. M. S 3 42d St. Presbyterian Church, Bev. U. A. Scott, Pastor... 212 35 Christy Constant & Co 50 00 James M. Shanahan 20 • • J. T. H 6 Amount carried forwagd $ 873 02 Amount brought forward $ 873 02 U. H. Bogart 5 •• M. U . 10 • • J. H. L 20 •• Calhoun Bobbins & Co 50 J. Foster Jenkins 25 •• Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Lord* • •-. 100 • * Belief Society, Mrs. A. S. Sul- livan Sec 100 ** Eeformed Dutch Church, West 21st, Bov. Dr. B. A. K. Thompson 80 12 Academy of Medicine, Chas. Taylor 20 00 Mrs. P. Millspaugh Nameless 5 • • Cash •.... 6 • • E. C 5 • James H. Benedick 100 •• Mrs. B. Slieff 50 J. A. B 10 •• Cash 3 25 $1,463 39 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS, 15 Amount brought forward $1,463 39 Egleston, Battell & Co 100 00 Ward 2 " II. C. W 5" P. U. Bentley 5 " D. M. D 10 " Daniel Berrien 25 " Henry G. Bell & Co., collect- ed in store 8 25 Henry G. Bell & Co 25 00 Cash 2 ** 4th Presbyterian Church on 22d St., Rev. Dr. Crosby. 50 * • Methodist Episcopal Church on Willett St... 26 94 Church of Refor’on, Brooklyn 70 31 J. R. Slawson 50 00 Clias. H. Philips 25 " Ladies of the Americ’n Chapel Rome, Italy 55 " Also, 1 box clothing O. A. Archer 5 " S. H 2 • • Cash • 1 " Cash 5 " M 20 •• Geo. R. Jackson Burnet & Co 25 " Adelpliia Lodge, No. 23, N. Y. City 25 " Prof. B. H. Martin 25" Prof. D. S. Martin 25 " South Congregational Church of Brooklyn 89 " Barrett Stevens & Co 25 ** Reliobotli Lodge No. 38, I. O. B. B 50 " Beekman Bro. & Rollins 10 " Southern Presbyterian church Morriston, New Jersey... . 80 " Goddard & Bro 100 * • Arthur Rumrill & Co 50 " Amount carried forward $2,461 89 Amount brought forward $2,461 89 J. U 20 " E. T. Bell 10 " Eodocanchi & Franghiadi... 50 • • Church of the Holy Apostle, Francis Ulany Treas 68 42 Barling & Davis 100 00 S 1 •• B. F. S 25" Cash 10 •• H.B 5 - S. P. Wells 25" William Schelling 5 " C. C. J. Guthree 2 " Lerman & Smith 2 " G. E. Ball 2" W. W. Thompson 2 " O. W. Petty i 2 " Charles Bryan 2 •• Geo. W. Welsh 25" Frederick Probst & Co 50 '• H. H 5 " C. W. Remington 50 " Philander 5 " Geo. Wright & Co, Liverpool. 25 * • Cash 5 " James Gayler 5 ** Levy W. Fairchild & Co 25" Novelty Iron Works 50 " Hayden Gere &Co 50" D. S. Doans 1 " Joseph Nason & Co 50 " Wm. N. Hyatt 25 - John B. Cernell 100 -* B. Westermann & Co 50 ** Alfred Field & Co 25 " Cash 1 " Joseph W. Lester & Co 50 " E. H 5 " Stamford Manufacturing Co. 50 " John P. Moore’s sons 25 " Amount carried forward $3,490 31 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS. Amount brought forward $3,490 31 N. Rubens & Co 25 • * First Presbyterian Church, N. Y. City 100 •• Man and Wife 1 C. A. A 5 •• Cary & Co 50 • • German Evangelic’l Lutheren Church of St. Matthew.. 25 " S. : L 25 •• Cunningham, Frost &Throk- inorton 50 • • Cunningham, Frost & Tlirok- morton, salesman 40 • • R. R. Graves, Treas., balance of fund collected some years since for Florida, but never appropriated. 282 79 P. H. &L 50 00 T. IT. T 20" Jno. C. Baldwin 50 " Timothy Titmouse 1 " Miss Martha Crocker 50 * • Henry Camerden, Jr 20 " Cash 5 St. Thomas Church, Iiavens- wood 51 20 Cash 5 00 Ingersoll, Watson & Co 100 " P. J. Hevias 20 " Ginade Schmidt 5 " Chas. Lilly 5 " Sunday School, South Pres- byterian Church, Brook- lyn L. 1 80 06 W. Stevens 5 00 Southern Famine relief Com- mission Jas. M. Browij T. 1000 • • Anonymous 5 *• Cash 5 " Chas. U. Ropes, Salem, Mass. 20 ■ • C. L. Pitlien 20 25 Church of the Transfiguration 118 25 Authen Memorial Church.... 158 35 Lawrence Brothers & Co 50 00 Caldwell & Morris 100 " Janssen Smith & Ruperti 100 * • Amount carried forward $6,168 21 Amount brought forward $6,168 21 Pinehot, Warren & Co 50 • * ! B. C 50 '• P. J. Neirus 20 • • j W. Stevens 5 •• j Cash 5 " Chas. Burrows 10 •• Union Man 10 •• W.N 5 •• i F. II. P 5 •' | Cash 10 • • | H.S.W 15"! Customer of a public institu- tion 18 " St. George’s Chapel, Free Grace, N. Y 10 •• Ii. May 10 •• W. B 1 C 5 " Cash 2 50 Cash 5 00 H. T. Pratt & Co .25" O. D. Mann 25 John Jewett & Sons 50 " C. C. Peck 5 A. C. P 10 •• Cash , 5 Friend 10 Arthur W. Bensen 100 • ■ Robert L. Livingston 250 • * John R. Mullany 100 •• Rhode Islander 50 " Miss A. Field 5 D. Appleton 250 • • H. M. Schuffiu 100 •• F. L 5 " Major Gen. J. E. Barnard 25 " A. B 600 •- Samuel D. Denison 5 ‘' Mercer Street Church 130 79 Church of the Covenant 138 04 West Presbyterian Church... 189 61 Brick Church 55 00 T. T. Berry 25 •• F. B. Nicol 25" J ohn Grey 25 Broadway Tabernacle 235 08 Amount carried forward $8,818 23 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS. 17 Amount brought forward $8,818 23 P. R. H 20 00 Wall Street 100 •• H. P. F 10 •• A Friend 5 ** Austin, Thorp & Co 50 • • Mrs. R. P. Alden 250 • • S. S. Wyckoff & Co 50" Cash 5 T. J. F 7 •• Thanks offering for health and comfort 20 Bently, Burton & Co 25 •* Chas. F. Latham 100 " C. M 30 " E. Bucknam 25 • • H 2 -- W 5 ■ • Edward H. Coster 10 •• H. P. Palmer & Friend 100 • • Cash 100 • • Wm. Allen Butler 25 " W. L. Chamberlain 25 " Richard Brown 10 C. H. Shipman 100 " Hylda 20 " Yan Hechten Trotter, M. Le- bruud Cooper, W. Ellery Stowell 29 • ■ Edfrard Delafield 20 " Dr. J. L. Banks.. 50 J. B. Varnum, 10 Radical Republican 10 " W.H 5 " ThurlowWeed 100 •* R. L. & A, Stewart 100 .. Henry J. Youngs 100 * • H. White 50" Elie Charlier 25 " Amount carried forward $10,411 23 Amount brought forward $10,411 23 A. H. W 25 00 Henry G. Hays 25 " Fortieth Street Presbyterian Church 21 90 Prancis P. Sage 20 00 Friend 10 — John E. Johnson 25 •• Cash 3 25 Fisher & Rhode wold 100 00 St. John’s Chapel, Trinity Parish 133 GO D. Denham, Jr 5 00 S. L. Merchant & Co 40 • • All Angels’Church 5 ", G. D. Dupay 50 • St. George’s Church 13G 89 Parmelee Bros 25 00 Mrs. W. S. Gurnee 50 ** Cash 5 J. C 10 Hopkins, Dwight & Trow- bridge 100 •• Carhart, Whitfort & Co 100 • • Langley, Saterlee, Blackwell & Co 25 •• D. W. C. Wheeler 10 • • Emma Lambourn 5 Cash 30 •• First Pres, church, N. Y 157 86 Trinity Chapel 172 78 Cash 50 00 John Furguson 250 .. Presbyterian Church, Fifth Avenue 495 10 Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church 283 75 St. Paul’s Methodist Episco- pal Church, Fourth Ave. 161 00 S. B. Brownell 50 ** Les 45 52 $12,951 84 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS. Collections made by Matthew, Morgan & Sons, New York. Received through Canal Bank, New Orleans. E. S. Benedict & Son 100” P. W. Vail & Co 100" Martin Bates, J., & Co 50 ” Fielding & Decendorf 50 • • Pearce & Benedict 50 ” Yates, Wharton & Co 50 ” Vanderhorf & Beaty 50 ” G.P. & P. W. Fay 50 ” Geo. I. Ferry & Co 50 ” Jos. W. Lester & Co 50 ” Orrin Benedict & Co 50 " Terveedy & Co .... 50 ” Duryee & Jaques 50 ” Folsom & Bay ley 50 • • Crofut & Knapp 50 Baldwin, Eice &Eeed 50 ” Moore & Scaly Bro 50 • • Henry Crofut & Co 50 ** Shether Nichols & Co 25 ** Golding & Dunlap 25 ” Leroy T. Smith 25 Baldwin & Flagg 25 Seamless Hat Manuf’g Co.... 25 • • Fisher & Co 25 ” Thompson Son & Co 25 ” O. De Corneau & Asch 25 *■ Haight, Halsey & Co 25 Jas. H. Prentice, Brooklyn... 50 • • G. F. Hengstenberg 25 ** Amount carried forward $1,300 00 Amount brought forward $1,300 • • P. G. Booth 10 •• O. Carpenter & Co 50 Smith, Eudd & Hall 10 •• Frost & Davenport 10 * • Dickinson .& Hurlbert 25 •• C. P. Sanger 25 ” Caldwell & Tayler 25 ** Louis Weddiger 25 " Godone & Dietz 25 C. Miles 25 •• M. Berwin 10 H. Hertz & Co 100 • • M. Morgan’s Sons 500 • • Henry P. Kernochard 250 • • Dennistoun & Co 500 *■ Duncan, Sherman & Co 250 •• William Wood 50 •• F. Schuchard & Sons 250 Phelps, Dodge & Co 100 * * Farnham, Date & Co 50 • • Bowers, Beekman & Co 50 • • Turnbull, Slade & Co 50 “ “ clerks 25 ” Eice, Chase & Co 25 ” Brown, Bros & Co 500 • • Cooper, Yail & Co 50 A. Grade King 50 Jno.D. Jones 50 ” $4,390 00 Collections made by H. B. Cromwei.l & Co., New York. Received through Alf. Moulton, Esq., New Orleans. Amount brought forward $ 500 • • H.W. T. Mali & Co 100 •• Yale, Macfarlaud & Co 25 •• Herring, Farrell & Sherman. 50 • • Edwin C. Burt 20 • • Bigelow & Track 25 Amount carried forward $ 720 00 Charles Pfister 100 • • Hicks & Bell 25 •• Charles Spear *. 25 H. B. Cromwell & Co 250 • • Charles A. Townsend 50 • • Wm. & Jno. O’Brien 50 •• Amount carried forward $ 500 00 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS. 19 Amount brought forward $720 * ■ W. J. Sloane 25 W. Gale, Jr., & Co 25 •• Potter & Higby 25 ** Oscar Chessman 20 ■* E. S. Jaffray & Co 100 • • N. Y. Belting & Packing Co. 50 • • S. Rosevelt &. Co 25 Wheeler & Wilson’s Mfg. Co. 25 " C. &R Poillon 50 W. H., Sr 2 • • Standard Fire Ins. Co 25 Lawrence Brost Tweedy 25 " A. P. Stewart & Co 100 •• B. F. Town 5 • • J. E. P...: 25" S.H. S 50" Lathrop, Ludington & Co... 100 • • Droll an & Allen 25 " Yan Yalkenburgh & Haines. 50 • • R. F. Seamen 25 " Ilaviland, Lindsley & Co... 50 " S. W. Chambers 5 " Thos. G. Benton & Sons 5 " Brooklyn White Lead Co 100 • • De Lamater Iron Works 50 " Philps & Solomon 25 " Jessup & Moore 25 " Bradley R. Hard & Co 25 " Beebe & Son & Co 25 " Hermon Griffith & Co 20 " Owens Agar 20 •• W. H. Parsons & Bro 25 " Warren & Hastings 25 " H. C. & M. Hubbard 25" Yernon Bros. & Co 25 -■ Samuel Reynod & Co 20 " B. & P. Lawrence 20 -- Sullivan, Randolph & Budd. 50 ** Wilson G. Hunt 25 " C. F. A. Hinrichs 25 " Amount carried forward $2,087 00 Amount brought forward $ 2,087 - • Thomas Drew & Co 25 -- Wells & Pritchard.- 25 •• Ferran & Sounders 25 R. Brooks & Co 15 • • H. A. Chaffin 25 •• Slote & Janes 25 Wetmore & Co 25 F. Skinner & Co 100 • • W. A. & A. M. White 50 • • Thaddeus Davids & Co 50 • • H. & J. Hopkins 25 •• American News Co 50 " John H. Ballatine 25 Peter “ .» 50 • • Melins, Currier & Co 25 •• D. Eggert & Sons 25 W. H. Wallace & Co 30 •* Robert Haydock & Co 25 W, Word & Co 50 John F. Hoag 25 * • Alden, Sampson & Sons 50 " How & Ferry 20 ** Cash 10 Ralli & Co 50 -- Merwin & Simpkins 25 •• C. Ravaux 10 •• Alfred D. Sallack 25 Samuel Willets 50 •• W. F. Weld & Co, Boston... 250 • • Andrews, Sanford & Smith.. 25 • • Sawyer, Wallace & Co 50 St. Paul’s Church, Tompkins- ville, Staton Island 40 19 Church of the Divine Pater- nity 384 00 W. J. Patterson 20 H. J. Baker & Bro 100 •• Abraham Hooley & Co 50 • • Amount carried forward $ 3,941 00 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS. Amount brought forward $3,941 • • Ames’ Plow Co., N. Y. &‘Bos- ton 100 • • Charles Hanselt 25 *- Charles E. O’Hara 50 " Josiali Macy’s Sons 100 " J.&N. Briggs 25 Horace Waters 20 " E. H. T. Antony & Co 25 " Thro. Journeay & Brunham, of Brooklyn 136 " B. W. Floyd 50 " C. G. Gunther & Sons 50 " Pollock & Van Wagener 25 " American Bible Society 5 " A. B.C 10 " Keller & Lingg 25 ** Mrs. H. B. Cromwell 80 " Weyman, Schroeder & Co... 25 " E. If. Ludlow 25" Baldwin, Starr & Co 50 *• Morison, Son & Hutchinson.. 50 • Daniel Coger & Son 20 " II. E 3 " Barney Williams 50 " R. IT. Butler 5 " Cyrus Cleveland 25 " Amount carried forward $4,920 19 Amount carried forward $4,920 19 Hayatt & Spencer 50 Francis & Loutrel 20 ** Edward Lambert & Co...... 50 " S. W. Hopkins 50" Cannon St. Baptist Church.. 27 • • J. Wyekoff 50 " Mr. E. Dutila 25 * * R. Hoe & Co 250 " John G. Lightbody 100 • • George Bruce’s Son &Co.... 100 " J. Bullock & J. B. Locks 50 " F. T. Aschman 25 " Reformed Dutch Church of Stapleton 71 92 George A. Clark & Bros 50 00 H. C. Calkins 25" Mrs. J. H. Clark 175 " Cash 1 " St. John Church of Clifton, L. 1 200 " Reformed Dutch Church. Port Richmond 7(5 " R. M. S., Jr 5" $6,321 11 Less amount sent by Alfred Moulton to Galveston... 50 00 $6,271 11 Collections made by Peet, Bowling & Co., New York. Received through Peet, Williamson & Bolling, New Orleans. Woodward, Baldwin & Co.. 200 " Charles Spencer & Co 100 " E. S. Jaffray & Co 100" W. Lottimer & Co 100 • • Watt & Sherman 100 " Wyman, Byrd & Co 100 • • J. F. White & Co.. 100" Howard, Sanger & Co 100 " Jordan, Marsh & Co 100 " Amount carried forward $1,000 00 Amount brought forward $1000 00 F. W. Reimer 100 • • W. C. Laugley & Co 100 " Low, Harriman & Co 100 •• G. C. Richardson & Co 100 •• Sutton, Smith & Co 100 •• J. M. & J. N. Plumb & Co... 100 * • J. S. Barry & Co 100 • • W. Watson & Co 100" Amount carried forward $1,800 00 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS, 21 Amount brought forward $1,800 00 Campbell, Magee & Co 100 • • J. C. Howe &. Co 100 • • Faulkner, Kimball & Co 100 •• Eiclimond Manufacturing Co 100 - • J. S. & E. Wright & Co 100 • • Parker, Wilder & Co 100 •• Coffin & Altemus, Phila 100 • • J. & J. T. Lea & Co 100 • • J. E. Thodhunter & Co 100 • • P. & G. Lorrillard 100 ** G. Hughes & Co 100 • Carter, Kirtland & Peet 50 • • Woodward, Lawrence & Co. 50 •• Chapman, Lyon & Smith.... 50 " Petrie & Co 50 G. Pearce & Co 50 •• S. McLean & Co 50 •• Stone, Bliss, Fay & Allen 50 ** J. Fisher &. Co 50 Bird, Gillilan & Co 50" Montross, Jones & Co 50 •• Halselmrst & Smith 50 * • F. H. Smith, Jr 50" Becar & Co 50 " Shaw Brothers & Wight... . 50 " Palmer & Co 50 " Kessler & Co 50 " McCullough Lead Co 50 " B. W. Pierce 50" Tefffc, Griswold & Kellogg. ,. 50 " Lindsay, Chittick & Co 50 " Sprague, Colburn & Co 50 • • Gardner Brewer & Co 50 " A. Rush & Co 50 " American Suspender Co 50 " Amount carried forward $4,100 00 Amount brought forward $4,100 • • T. N. Dale & Co 50 • • Wests, Bradley & Cary 25 •• Clinton, Hughes & Co 25 • • Matthews Brothers 25 •• Turnbull & Co 25 •• A. P. Wilcox & Co 25 J. Grower 25 " Butler, Broome & Clapp 25 • • H. Hennequin &. Co 25 " Bulkley & Co 25 ■* B. & W 25 • • J. Lee 25 •• J. G. Witte 25" Meisel, Lampe & Co 25 • * Brower Brothers 25 ** E. Cochrane 25 *• R. Slimmon & Co 25 •• J. Smieton 25 •• Wallace & Fitch 25 *■ E.N. Tailer, Jr., & Co 1 25 • • W. H. Parsons & Bro 25 Bacon, Green, Woolley & Burtis 25 Maylor, Eichards & Co 25 * * E. Feinberg & Co 25 *• T. H. Bird & Co 25 • • A. North 25 •• Sawyer & Judsou 25 *■ E. H. Jones 20 H. & J. J. Brunner 20 ** C. H. Lippitt 20 •• A. D. T 10 - M. Meyer 10 • • Cash from sundry parties 400 • • Cash 5 $5,285 00 22 NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS. Collections made hy Demas, Barnes & Co., New York, and received through Barnes, Ward & Co., New Orleans. Demas Barnes & Co 100 Radway &, Co 100 •• H. Planteen & Son 20 Lazell, Warsh •• B. Barr 5 Fox, Thomas & Co 5 • II. Tibbetts & Son 5 Thomas W. Farran & Co . . . 5 • • W. Q. Adams & Co 5 -- J. K. Pursell. . f» -• J. Buckingham 5 •• Cobb & Armel 5 Henry Bowman 5 •• Cash 5 M. Ziegler & Co 5 -- J. L. Talbott 5 '' M. Bailey & Co 5 • ■ Ben Evans 5 A. Harvey .. 5 •• li. C. Phillips 5 J. II. Coodheart & Co 5 • Cash, R. McGr 5 E. II. Walton 2 •• Cash 2 • • H. F. Weisher 2 •• W. B.Wisby 2 -- Cash ' 2 Cash 2 George W.R 1 • J. N. Wright 1 -- Cash 1 •• Cash 1 " Cash 1 •• J. H. Woolsey 1 Cincinnati Marine Ass., thro’ Capt C. T. Reeder 250 •• $8,070 40 PHILADELPHIA CONTRIBUTIONS. Received through Creevy, Nickerson & Co., New Orleans. A. Whitney & Sons $200 00 J. C. Hart & Co 200 •• C. II. Grant & Co 10 ■■ Cash 10 •• Jacob Eilgel & Co ••••. 100" James Kent, Santee & Co.... 100 •• Hood, Bonbright & Co 100 Jay Cooke & Co 200 ** M.K.T 5 •' Westcott & Thompson 25 " E.W. Clark 100" John Gibson’s Son & Co 200 " Wm. Sellees & Co 200 •• Baugh & Sons 100 • • M. Baird & Co 200 •• S.&W. Welsh 100" Drexel&Co 100 •• Morris, Wheeler & Co 100 ' • Jas. L. Bewley & Co 20 Henry C. Lea 50 " Board of Brokers 500 •• Prentice & Titler 20 •• John A. Lewis 10 •• W. Patterson 10 ** Chas. M. Ghriskev 25 Chas. Magargee & Co 50 •• Rockhill & Wilson 50 •• Rosengarten & Sons 50 • • Mrs. Harry McCall, Trenton, N. J 30 ;• A H. E 3 - Cash 20 -- S. S., New Castle, Del 3 50 S. & S 10 00 Cash 10 " Amount carried forward $2,911 50 Amount brought forward $2,911 50 Tom Watson & Sons 50 Massey, Co 100 " Geo. N. Allen & Bro 25 •* H. Sloan & Sous] 100 • • Morr Phillips 500 • • M. C. M 2 • John T. Lewis 100 ** David Melne 100 • • French, Richards & Co 50 • • Barcroft & Co 50 John B. Meyers & Co 100 •• Hez 10 Miller & Bro 20 •• Dr. Geo. B. Wood 50 G 1 • Cash 2 H. S. Hannis & Co 50 W. H. Horstmann & Sons ... 100 • • Jessup & Moore 200 •• Wm. Emsley • 100 *• J. B. Lippincott & Co 50 •• D. Landreth & Sons 50 - • N. & G. Taylor & Co 50 Wm. Gaul 25 •* Howard Henchman 25 W. E. Garrett & Sons 100 • • Lafoucade, Bros. &. Irwin ... 25 -* Stuart Bros 50 •• B. H. E 10 St. John P. E. Church 10 " Nehall, Bone & Co 100 * ■ T. E. B 20 •• Dr. C. E. King 20 Delaware Mutual Ins. Co.... 200 Amount carried forward $5,350 50 PHILADELPHIA CONTBIBUTIONS. Amount brought forward $5,356 50 Ins. Co. of North America ... 200 * * Geo. W. Childs 100" J. Beed Yerger, Bedford, Pa. 20 •• Jungericli & Smith 100 •* McKean, Bone & Co 200 " E. C. Claghorn 25 " John B. White & Son 30 " H. Geiger 50 " Cash 25 " J.T.M.&lCo 25" Wm Chapin 10" Tom F. Bradley 10 " Horace Griffith & Co, (medi- cines) 75 '■ S. & J. M. Flanagan 100 * * Amount carried forward $6,326 50 Amount brought forward |G,326 50 Joel J. Bailey & Co 50 $6,376 50 Less amount rem. by them to Galveston, and expenses, etc 2,876 50 Total 3,500 00 F. W. Iloffman 25 '* W. F. Potts 200 Henry Simons 100 ** ;; Bobt. J. Adamson 35 •* W. Massey 500 •• E. L. Wilson 10 • • J. F. Florence 100 * • $4,470 00 BOSTON CONTRIBUTIONS. John Woolbridge & Co $100 00 P. E. Phillips &• Co 100 Wm. Claffin & Co 100 " Mullin, Phillips & Co 25 • • H. L. Daniels 25 D. H 25 " C. F. Parker & Co 50 Bunag & Beedy 50 *■ Tom S. Buddock 25 " Estate John H. A. Frost 50 •• A. B- C 300 " Chas. Lyman 100 * • F. Snow & Co 100 ’ • Dan Grinnel &. Co 50 * • C. F. L 30 Amount carried forward $1,130 00 Collections made by Edward Page, and received through Page, Peel &, Moran. Amount brought forward $1,130 00 J. N. Sears 25 • * Capt. F. F. Cannin 10 -• Baker & Morrell 50 '' ! Addison, Cage & Co 25 Curtis & Co 25 N.Bird&Co 25" Whiten Bros 25 " N. Bobbins 25 Sam C. Cochran 25 . N. Farn am 25 •• j Huteliiuge & Vincent 20 • • j Cash 20 — i C. A. T 5 " C. W. T 10 • • | Amount carried forward $ 1,445 00 ( BOSTON CONTRIBUTIONS. J. M. E 10 •• Mrs. Anna Hooper 50 •• Names of donors not reed.. . 1,200 •• $2,705 00 Collected by W. H. Davis, reed, through J. W. Beaver names of donors not given 836 " Collected by W. H. Davis, reed, thro’ Smith & Newman names of donors not given 1810 • • Shepperd Brooks 1000 •• Mrs. Ellen 1000 -- Peter C. Brooks, Jr., 1000 •• received thro’ F. D. Darling Thayer, Brigham & Co., thro’ W. Creevy 250 •* t $8,6.01 00 BALTIMORE CONTRIBUTIONS. Baltimore Southern Relief Association, thro’ Wither- spoon, Halsey & Co. names of donors not received 5,900 •• Mrs. E. M. Gale, tliro’ Biscoe & Simms 25 Mrs. M. Abrams, thro’ H. H. Dentzel 25 $5,950 00 NEW HAVEN CONTRIBUTIONS. Rec’d thro' J. A. Lum. Henry Hooker 50 ** W.&E.T. Fitch 50 • • Lawrence Bradley & Pardee. 25 ** C. & E. Blockman 10 Frederick Ives 10 *■ Crittenden & Co 10 Durnham, Booth & Wooster. 10 •• J. F. Goodrich 10 •• Cash 5 Cash 20 $200 00 Less Amt. rem. to Houston, Tex 25 00 $175 00 MISCELLANEOUS. Southern Relief Committee, Columbus, Ohio, thro’ 13. E. Champion 372 67 Johnson & Williams, Rich- mond, thro’A. S. White.. 110 •• Wood & Mann, St. Engine Co. of Utica, N. Y., thro’ T. 13. Bodley&Co 200 • • Proceeds of Raffle of a watch, donated by a Swiss and forwarded by E. H. Sum- mers, Augusta, Ga 93 25 Savannah Ga. Benevolent As- sociation, thro’ Wood, Low &. Ludwigson 300 * * John O. Waterman, Warren, R. I., thro’ Keep&Cau- field 100 George A. Mitcliel, Provi- dence, R. I., thro’ Keep & Caufield .' 200 '' Young Men’s Christian Assso- ciation, Chicago, 111., thro’ Mayor Heath 200 -- Du Pont Powder Co., Wil- mington, Del., thro’ J. M. Hoyle ; 50 A Friend, Corinth, Miss 10 •• Maj. Hays, thro’ Harlow J. Phelps & Co., Covington, Ky 100 •• Proceeds of £74-lls., donated by the members of the Cotton Brokers’ Associa- tion, Liverpool, Eng., thro’ W. C. Watts 497 • • Donations by the Citizens of the Town and County of York, Pa 469 38 NEW ORLEANS CONTRIBUTIONS. Alfred Moulton 35 •• Paul Tulane, through P. N. Strong 200' * • Conner & Seixas 25 F. Van Benthuysen 200 *• New Orleans Typograpical Union 200 • • I). W. C. Sanford & Co 25 Mrs. Mary Jackson S'1 Augustus E. Montgomery, thro’ Fred. B. Ernest ... 200 • • J. Siner 50 E. Carver & Co 100 •• Geo. Dexter 100 " J. W. Burbridge & Co 100 A Friend 5 Patrick McAdams 6 •• Capt. Horace Tyler 5 H. W. Montgomery, through Fred. B. Ernest 75 *■ C. A. Clinton 5 G. B 50 A. F. Cochran 25 00 Kock & Dreyfus 25 •• C. C. Sampson... 100 •• Mrs. A. J. Wallace, through Hugh McColl 100 •• Col. Eugene Tisdale, Monroe, La 100 • • Capt. P. C. Montgemery, Str. B. L. Hodge 200 " Judge E. H. Durel 50 • • Proceeds of Buggy, pres’d by E. Malsh Denman & Co. 442 " O. B. Graham & Co 250 " Maj. Levi, Williamsport, La., thro’ Kahn, Hermaun & Co 15 ” A Friend of the Howards 6 • • Amount carried forward $2,649 50 Amount brought forward $2,649 50 W. P. Kellogg, Collector, tliro’S. A. Stockdale 100 •• Lovell & Bailey 30 -- Mrs. E. C. Sutton, thro’ J. H. Polilhaus 25 Dr. J. B. Wilkerson 25 •• T. A. Lyon 100 ■ • Peet, Williamson & Bowling 50 • • G. & T. F. Searing 25 •• • Folger & Co 50 ** E. E. Converse 10 •• Horrell, Gayle & Co 20 • • P. Dwyre 10 ** Eico, Bros & Co 25 '* West & Nettleton 20 •• J. B. Y. & Co 5 • • Keep & Caulfield 20 J. H. Polilhaus & Co 10 • • James Connoly & Co 20 S.W. Hoyt 5 " F. E 5 •• P. G. O’Eiley 10 ■■ Charles Ledig 5 -- P. S. Du Souchet & Co 10 • • Cass & Dowling 5 A.F. Cochran 5 •• J. C. Murphy & Co 5 " G. W. Byrne & Co 10 ** J. T. M. & Co 5 * • Webster & Co 10 •• G. N. M 10 •• Eead & Hunt 10 J.H. Wilson 10 •• A. A. Maginnis 10 •• S. M. Barton & Co 10 •• Edw. Thompson 10 •• Amount carried forward $3,329 50 NEW ORLEANS CONTRIBUTIONS. Amount brought forward $3,329 50 C. Streeder 10 •• J. E. Villavosa 10 •• C. Pleasants 10 •• Chism & Boyd 20 • • Schmidt & Zeigler 20 ” Fatjo, Marks & Co 20 ” C. H. Miller 10 • • Shipp, Bourges & Co 20 Smith & McKenna 20 J. M. Schwartz 5 •• W.P.C 5” S. A. & Co 5 ” C. & W 5 • J. S. Heath 2 " E. &T 5 ” E. & Co 5 " Wheelock, Finlay & Ball 50 ** Levi, Miller & Co 50 ” Barnes, Ward & Co 10 •• Lambert Cammager 15 ” J. Bloom & Co 10 Oscar Bercier & Co 20 ” Kearney, Blois & Co 10 • • Stone & Murphy 10 Claren & Co 10 •• Collins & Young 10 ” W. C. Cook & Co.. 10” Paul Cook & Co 10 W.W. Crane 10” D. E. Morphy 10 " Demeritt & Dibrill 10 ” G. W. Bancker 10 ” Ogden George 10 ” Wackerbarth & Joseph 10 North, Brush & Mason 10 ” Vose, Bros 10 ” J. L. Phipps & Co, thro’ P. Pour sine & Co 500 ” Dr. R. H. Eylan 10 ” D. W. C. Sandford & Co.... 100 ■ ■ Amount carried forward $4,406 50 Amount brought forward $4,406 50 M. W. Smith 100 Horton, Peterson & Fenner.. 25 • ’ Hall, Young & Co 25 ” H. H. II an sell 25 • ■ Cash 10 • • Darcy & Wheeler 20 • • W. H. Letchford & Co 100 • • Leon Godchaux 20 " E. Marquez 20 ** M. S. H . 10- Cash 1 James B. Blakely 10 •* Cash 5 Cash, Father M 5 ** Cash 5 ■ • E. A. Tyler 20 ” S. N. Moody 25 ” A. B. Griswold & Co 25 *■ F. Van Benthuysen & Co.... 25 " Cash 10 Cash 10 B. 10” A. Hill 5 •• T. Tincote 10 ” T. SwTeandons 5 •• Gueble & Nippert 5 James Syme 10 F. Dumonteil 25 • Cash 10 S. Picard 5 A. Drez 5 ” D. H. Holmes 50 T. Danziger 10 ” A. E. Blackmar 5 Taylor, McElroy & Co 50 • • Slark, Stauffer & Co 100 * * Slocomb, Baldwin & Co 50 Wallace & Co 50 J. Burnside 50 ” McStea & Value 50 • ■ J. H. Carter 10 G. M. Bayly & Co 15 Dudley & Nelson 10 ■ • C. H. Zimmerman 20 •• C. E. Spencer & Co 10” Cash, C. H 3 •• Amount carried forward $5,475 50 NEW ORLEANS CONTRIBUTIONS. Amount brought forward $5,475 50 George Ellis 5 J.C. Morris 10" Casli 5 J. I. Adams & Co 25 " Blake & Towrer 10 A. D. Grieff & Co 25" B. Turpin 10 Cash 10 E. Turpin 5 A. Rochereau & Co 50 Leon Pierre & Co 10 • • Kut. Barnett 10 •• F. P. Duconge 25 " A. Brousseau 25 Kutz & Barnett 10 James Douglas 25 J. E. Glenny 25 •• Cramer & Co 25 •• Cash 25 Cash, D 5 ** J. H. Ashbridge & Decan 25 • • Bertus & Durel 10 ** Gottschalk &, Magner 10 • • John Cury 10 Mummy, Luling & Co 25 •• Marshall J. Smith & Co 25 Brooks, Macdonald & Co.... 25 • • Kirkpatrick & Keith 10 •• Robert Mount 5 II. T. Lonsdale 50 •• Mr. Felinth 5 " B. Campillia 5 " Cramer & Co 25 •• Meeker, Knox & Co 25 •• Durel & Zapata 10 ■* C. T. Howard 250 ** Eodocanachi & Franghiadi.. 100 ** Page, Peel & Moran 100 ■ • Sibley, Guion & Co 100 * • Violctt, Black & Co 100 " J. H. Eimer & Co 100 •• W. C. Tomkins & Co 50" Cash, clerk 5 Louisiana Mutual Ins, Co 100 ** Factors’ and Traders’ Ins. Co. 100 *• Crescent Mutual Ins. Co.... 100 •• Amount carried forward $7,185 50 Amount brought forward $7,185 50 Merchants’Mutual Ins. Co.. 100 ** Louisiana State Ins. Co 100 •• Union Ins. Co 50 •• New Orleans Mutual Ins. Co. 100 ■* National Marine and Fire Ins. Co 50 • ■ Germania Ins. Co 100 •• George A. Fosdick 50 Creevy, Nickerson & Co 50 • • E. Q. Mallard 20 ** S. Turner 10 Thos. Layton 10 • • J. C. Dowty 5 •• Francis 2 H. Harvey 2 •• E. J. Hart & Co 250 -* Schneider & Zuberbier 100 -- A. Thompson & Co 100 ■ • Grieff, Byrns & Co 100 • • F. A. Plaber & Co 25 • • W. & C. Blanchard 25 ■* Sutherlin, Callaway & Co... 25 • ■ Willoz & Camors 20 W. A. Bell & Co 25 Cobb, Dolhonde & Co 20 • • J. M. Hoyle 25 •• Mrs. J. M. Hoyle 25 *■ S. D. Moody & Co 25 '• Peterson, Hill & Elliott 25 ** M. Kaufman & Co., (lot blankets.) Wm. Dillon 5 Griffin & Porch 25 Otto H. Karstendick 25 *• Mayer Bros 25 • • Prudhomme & Grace 25 ** Converse & Poincy 25 ** Crooks & Maristany 50 — L Bloom 10 George Martin 25 •• Keillor, Updike & Co 20 ■ • Cash 5 -- L. T. Murdock 25 •• Shannon, Lewis & Co . 50 • • Cash 10 C. D 5 -* W. F 10 •• Amount carried forward $8,964 50 NEW ORLEANS CONTRIBUTIONS. Amount brought forward $8,964 5Q Mrs. Hoyle 10 " James B. Murrison 25 " Keep & Hogan 25 Bulger & Co 25 Forcheimer & May 10 A friend 5 John C. Rogers 50 •• J. W. Shearer & Co. 25" Arthur Stone 25 ** Jackson & Manson 50 Cash 5 Cash 5 Bornio & Bro 10 • • Cash 5 Cash 5 “ T. L. Johnson 25 Cash 5 Cash 5 *■ P. Poursine & Co 25 " Franks & Danneel 25 • • Huntington & Bro 50 " Cash 5 Fred Delbondio 50 ** S. Hernsheim 25 Post & Hobby 10 " S. Hernsheim 25 J. H. Oglesby 50 Thos. King 5 Van Benthuysen 10 " Small & Co 25" George Jonas 20 ■* W. Henderson 10 • • Gen. R. Taylor, for New Canal Company 100 • * Seligmau, Hellmau & Co 100 " Mrs. C. Shaw 50 •• Mrs. Jennie Bush 20 " Miss J. Beauchamp, through J. Q. A. Fellows 10 " Thorndike & Norton 10 ** F. II. Levy 25 " Cash 10 " A. Lanfear 20 " Miss Sidler 20 " Bank of America 100 " A. M. Fortier 10 " Sun Mutual Insurance Co... 100 " Amount carried forward $10,189 50 Amouut brought forward $10,189 50 W. G. Coyle 25" C. J. S 12 65 C. J. S 15 J. II. Miller 3 •• Phillippe Toca 5 *■ J. Ad. Rozier 10 •• H. Folsom & Co 25 Miss E. Phillips 2 Mrs. Gribble 5 Frank, Straton E. Hirsch 25 ■ • Hugh McClosky 50 •* Hugh McColl 50 •• Cash, thro’ T. K. Finlay 5 -* It. Geddes 50 D. Hirch & Co, thro’ Biscoe & Simms 50 " W. R 25 - Cash 3 35 Captain John Tobin, steamer Vicksburg 100 " T. H. & J. M. Allen & Co.... 100 ■ • Charles E. Slaback & Co 50 • • Edward Prophet 50 Henry Ottwood 5 Cash, Eisiner. 10 " William Booth 10 •• John Turpin 10 Crystal Fount Division No. 4, Sons Temperance 150 •• Harry . 10 Cash 3 Edward Booth 10 ■* George Booth & Son, Newark, N. J 30 Biscoe & Simms 25 •• A. II. D’Meza 25 •• F. S. Lockerman, Md 50 • • Cash 1 Eger, Ellerman & Co 50 •* E. Blessy 100 •• J. K. Scott 5 Kent, Thomae & Carter 50 " W. H. Hewitt 10 •* Pringle 30 ** G. W. Race 25 Charles Ballejo 25 •* John H. Pope 15 • • $11,499 50 MISCELLANEOUS. 41 Beuj. Bloomfield, bill of Stationery $52 2 boxes Peruvian Bark Bitters, J. M. Pearl &X’o., New Orleans. Western Union Telegraph Co., for all dispatches free of charge. C. H. Zimmerman one Clock. E. A. Tyler, one Clock. Montgomery Bros. & Co., Chairs for office.