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By way of example we append an extract from a letter from
one who frequently forwards contributions to this Association :—

‘‘T have not been able to attend to any business within the —
last two months; not even to the cause that is nearest to my
heart,—that of relieving the poor and destitute. I have made
but little use of my means in that way; this has been a concern
tome. I now desire to place in thy hands #20, for the benefit
of the schools in the South.”’

Will not our Friends generally feel constrained to go and do
likewise ? .
JacoB W. ELLIs,

ecretaries.
ANNIE COOPER, ks

5th mo. Ist, 1868.

Report of Henry M. Larne, Treasurer.

 

 

1867.
Sth mo. 1. To Balance on hand... .....cececeseccerscseseees Pikesuaere cis ena $3022 89
Cash received from sundry meetings......... $2903 48
oe i uf s¢  individuals...... 591 20
ig ee “ U.S., (return of fare).. 50 00 3544 68
$6567 57
: | On."
By cash paid Teachers ...... te ee basdesecn fon nawenl $5202 00
rf Cb FOE BOOKB agence ss neceesece oo- cee pucotvers 213 65
tf ‘“ fare of Teachers......+ a abakabvedeadus 145 30
: 6 School expenses.....0e cecccecscsesees 105 87
t “. for Annual Report...... csoceseesesee ccdee Bo
5 6" fOr, BROS. sexes sense Nvguetadiedie danabaorn 37 80
A 66 for Freight ......ceccscscscsesssess sooeee 24 50
1868. ie ‘ for sundry expenses........ Peiisscee  BO.Oe
5th mo. 1. By balance on hand ........+-++++ pbatsdhiepenkal dpeuke 675 84
| $6567 57
A sum inadequate to meet engagements with our teachers for the balance of
the term. : to
. , Henry M. Larne, Treasurer.
Phila , 5th mo., 1st, 1868. No. 30 N. Third St. -

Having examined the foregoing account, we find it correct, showing the

balance on hand of $675.84.
EpWARD PaRRISH, \ A hi thas

Phila , 4th mo. 30th, 1868. Wa. Canby BIDDLE,