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The Committee confidently express the belief that
when the principles and mode of relief adopted by
the Association are rightly understood, and the re-
suits which have already attended its early efforts
are duly examined that they will be fully sustained
bv the berality OF an enlightened public. Bat
while the subject is one in which every member Of
the community is deeply interested, so difficult is it
widely 10 diffise knowledge of It's principles and
Objects that few comparatively have YET a.aed
themselves OF the superior advantages which this
organization presents Tor The distribution ol their
Charity. The Institution is designed TO be pcfma-
nent in liz operations and although with the return
Of Summer and the increased facilities for Employ
msnt the demands on the Association will be mate
rially diminished, still in dense and numerous pop
ulation like our own. where many c0ases OF des-
rirution and suffering exist, considerable monthly
expenditure will be unavoidable. To meet this, aa
contributions will not be solicited after the lst of
June, anti, the return Of Autumn, they would earn
esty call upon those who have not vet aided the
Association TO send their Contributions and Sub
scriptions 10 r. b. MinturD, Treasurer, 78 South
street: to R. NJ. Hartley Ut the General Office,
corner CT Grand and Elm-slree;s 10 any OF The or!
icers OF the Association, or Members OF the Ward
Committees, by whom the tickets aud directory will
be furnished.


In behalf oi the ASSOCIATION


JAMES BROWN. President.
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