DONATIONS OF MATERIALS AND PROVISIONS.

Names, Residence, Business and Article.

Messrs. Armstrong & Berry, Booksellers and Stationers,
156 W. Baltimore st. Stationery to the value of $1.50.

Cushings & Bailey, Booksellers and Stationers, 262 W.
Baltimore st. Note Paper $2.00.

Carroll, Adams & Neer, Boots, Shoes and Straw Goods,
286 W. Baltimore st. 6 pair boys shoes, value, $6.

William T. Dixon & Bro., Boots and shoes, wholesale,
Baltimore st. near Liberty. 5 pair boys shoes, value, $10.00.

T. Newton Kurtz, Bookseller and Stationer, 151 W. Pratt
st. One box of Envelopes.

Chas. W; Lord, Brushes and Willow Ware, 88 and 90 W.
Lombard st. A dozen brooms.

Levi Perry & Co., 177 and 179 W. Baltimore st. Boots
and Shoes, wholesale. 6 pair Misses shoes, value, 6.00.

Ancel C. Perry, (Levi Perry & Co.,) Boots and Shoes, 177
and 179 W. Baltimore st. Girls shoes, valuej $20.00.

Wm. F. Richstein, Books and Stationery, 178 W. Balti-
more st. stationery to the value of $10.

Geo. W. M. Crook, Boots and Shoe dealer, No. 97 W. Bal-
timore st. and 43 N. Eutaw st. 5 pair girls' shoes.

Tucker & Smith, Boot and Shoe Dealers, 250 W. Balti-
more st. 4 pair boys shoes.

Bailey & Co., China and Glassware, 6 Hanover st. Crock-
ery ware to the value of $3.00.

G. R. & L. E. Bennett, Coal Dealers, office and yard, How-
ard st. opp. Centre. 1/2 ton coal, $4.50.

Geo. M. Bokee, Crockery and Glassware, Howard st. near
Lexington st. Crockery ware to the value of $10.00.

M. J. & W. A. Brown, Commission Merchants, 11 Pratt
st. 100 Ibs. corn meal.

James Boyce, Pres't Franklin Coal Company, 30 Second
st. 2 tons coals. $13.00

John Brown & Son, Coal Dealers, 88 N. High st. 1/2 ton
coal.

Bond & Jones, commission merchants, corner Pratt and
Hollingsworth sts, 2 bushel potatoes, $3.00

Cook & Herring, china and crockeryware, 7 S. Charles st,
Crockery ware, value, $5.00.