A collection 75.00 6 30 Ladies' do. 6 64, by Bennington, fr. Rev. E. D. Kinney Cornwall, fr. Gent. Asso, by D. Warner Fhyston, fr. Cong. Soc. by Erastus Allen Fr. Luties' Sewing Circle, by Miss Mary A. Middlebury, fr. Gent. Asso. cast part of town Fr. Gent. Asso. in the village Fr. Fem. Ed. Soc. Woodstock, a cont. in the Cong. Soc. by Rev. R. Southgate Worcester, ir, a Friend Fr. Cong. Soc. by Joel Newton 27 09 12 34-39 43 56 1 00--156 2.00 Bloomfield Academy, on acco. of rent New Vernon, N. J. by Rev. Mr. Maynard Fr. H. Holden, Esq. Bleecker St. Church, fr. M. A. Fisher Fr. Mr. Joseph Brewster Bowery Church, fr. Mr. Lemnel Brewster Fr. Mr. Joba A. Davenport, Tr. 75.00 37 50 150 00 19.00 37 50-112 50 37 50 200 00-237 50 75 00 First Free Pres. Church, fr. Mr. Cornelius Baker Cedar St. Church, tr. Mr. C. O. Halsted 175 00-250 00 75.00 300 00 5 37-86 67 Fr. Mr. J. Denison 1.00 Fr. Mr. Charles St. John Brooklyn, fr. Mr. D. Wesson 16 64 Laight St. Church, fr. Mrs. Falconer Murray Street Church, Mr. E. Houton Dr. Smith 2. Mr. S. Walker 10 Connecticut Farm, N. J. by Rev. J. Thompson 1 13 Brick Church, ir. Drake Mills, Esq. 5 00 Babylon, L. 1. fr. Ladies' Benev. Soc. 15 00 Orange, N. J. 2d ch. by Rev. Mr. Judd 22 00 Bloomfield Academy, fr. Wm. Jackson 16 63 Fr. 1st church, by Mr. J. Raymond 37 50 100 00-137 50 Madison, fr. Cong. Ch. Holland Patent, by the Rev. S. W. Burrill Jamesville, 5 43. Jetlerson, in part 50 cts. Lafayette, 8 06 14.50 5 93 16 59 31 37 500 00 150 00-650 00 Manlius, fr. Juv. Sewing Soc. by the Rev. C. Smith New Hartford, by Rev. N. Coe 12.00 32 30 2252 2.50 Oneida Association, by Rev. E. Maltbie 4 50 75.00 25 00-100 00 Otisco, fr. Fem. Ed. Soc. 11 38. Fr. Pres. Ch. 23 49, to const. the Rev. Levi Parsons, a L. M. of Pres. Ed. Soc. 34 87 Catskill, fr. Mr. A. Brace 10. Rev. N. Thomas I Spencertown, fr. Ladies' Benev. Soc. by Rev. Dr. Porter 90 00 Morristown, fr. a Female Friend Bowery Church, fr. Mr. Perez Jones Laight Street Church, fr. Wm. A. Tomlinson Fr. Mr. James Boorman New York, fr Mr. W. C. R. a donation Collected in Pres. Church Yo. Men's Ed. Soc. of the City of New York, by Richard Evans, Esq. Tr. Clothing. 80 00-205 00 Binghampton, fr. Mr. E. G. Halstead, 3 yds. shirting. 65 00 Springfield, fr. Fem. Ed. Soc. I box of clothing. 150 00 10 75-160 75 44 44 5.00 37 50 36 24 7 25-43 49 6 00 6.58 25.00 5 00-30 00 Volney, fr. Fem. El. Soc. 1 pr. pillow cases, 1 towel, 8 yds. fine shirting, 1-2 yd. irish linen." 47 00-391 68 49.00 Concord, Ross Co. 1 38 Dayton, 61 50 Hamilton and Rossville, 1st church 118 13 Orford, tr. Rev. R. H. Bishop, D. D. 10 00 90 00 Palmyra, ír. Jacob D. Lowe 500 Redoak, 44.00 550 00 Troy, 26 25 Brooklyn Yo. Men's Ed. Soc. by Mr. Hurl 5 00 Fr. Wallabout cong. 55 00-150 00 Fr. H. N. Spaulding 5.00 3 45 Fr. Rev. F. Y. Vail 5.00 UTICA AGENCY. [Mr. Jesse Doolittle, Utica, Tr.] Binghampton, fr. C. Murdock end R. Mather, for a Temp. Schol. $75. Fr. young Gent. and Ladies in part towards a scholarship 22 50. Fr. J. Leav enworth 5 00. Mrs. Francis Mather 5 00. J. T. Dobleday 3 00. A Friend by C. Murdock 10 00. J. H. Smith 2 00. Oliver Ely 10 00. Mrs. Caroline Page 5 00. A Friend, by O. Ely 1 00. Mrs. M. Halley 94 cte. Bridgewater, in part to const. the Rev. Mr. Hough, a Clothing rec'd at the Rooms of the Parent Society during the quarter ending Jan. 14th, 1835. Boston, fr. Mrs. Christian Baker, 8 pr. socks, 6 napkins, 6 yds. flannel valued at $8. Dover, N. H. fr. the Ladies' Eenev. Soc. Miss Juliette Wheeler, Sec. 12 shirts and collars, 8 pr. socks, 1 cravat, valued at $16. Holliston, fr. the Maternal Asso. by Mrs. E. Demond, I shirt. Leominster, fr. Fem. Ed. Soc. by Miss Susan Lincoln, Tr. a Eundle, valued at $11 17. Sturbridge, fr. Fem. Char. Soc. Mrs. M. H. Dunton, Tr. 35 1-2 yds. flannel, valued at $17 50, and 3 pr. pillow cases. Fr. Young Ladies' Read. Soc. 3 coverlida, 1 pr. sheets, 1 pr. socks, I towel. Southbridge, fr. 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