Emily Howland receipts

Miscellaneous receipts and financial records: a 1908 notice from C. A. Morgan about coal prices; two 1913 receipts for butter from the Poplar Ridge Elgin Creamery; an 1851 receipt for German lessons from Martha Kimber; an 1866 acknowledgement of a donation for freedmen in Columbia, South Carolina; an 1863 receipt for the shipment of goods for freedmen from Alfred Love; an 1874 receipt for a registered letter to Jane M. Golden; a 1923 notice that the subscriptions to the "Bird Lore" periodical Howland had paid for several African American schools was about to run out; an 1883 account of the finances of Howland's school in Heathsville, Virginia; an 1882 invitation to a meeting of the Cayuga County Historical Society; an undated request for a membership fee from the National Association of Audubon Societies; an 1867 order for Howland's transportation from Heathsville to Baltimore; and an 1882 petition to the U.S. House of Representatives against the Chinese Exclusion Act.