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N.Y. National Freedman's Relief Association, ROOMS, 76 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. FRANCIS GEORGE SHAW, President. REV. W.G. HAWKINS, Cor. Sec. & Sec. Teachers' Committee. E.C. ESTES, Sec. of Executive Committee & Business Agent. REV. JAMES J. WOOLSEY, Sec. of Finance Committee, to whom letters in respect to Agents should be addressed. Boxes of Clothing should be marked N.F.R.A., 76 John Street, New York. Mark, also, on each box or barrel, the name of the place whence it is sent, and the name of the person sending it. Send a List of its contents in each package, and a copy of the same, by mail, to E.C. ESTES, Business Agent. Money should be sent, in Bank Checks or Drafts, payable to JOSEPH B. COLLINS, Treasurer, 40 Wall Street, New York; and all Letters relating to the business of the Association, should be addressed to the appropriate Officers in their official capacity; while private letters should be endorsed "Personal." New York. Oct. 20 - 1865. Rev. R. M. Manley. Richmond, Va. Dear Sir, Yours, of the 18th inst. addressed to Rev. W. Hawkins, is at hand. We will answer you, in respect to quilts & pillows, within a few days. Or did you intend to convey the idea that, the fresh arrival you mention "of books & blankets", covers your previous request? Inclosed, please find two checks on the Metropolitan Bank, of this city and for your own use, as per order in your letter, of one hundred dollars. The offer of eighty dollars, sent to you to get cashed & pay over to Mrs. Jennings, for one month's salary, from the 16th inst. thirty five ($35.) dollars, & to her daughter, Miss Jennings, salary from the 16th inst. twenty five ($25.) dollars, they board themselves. You are requested to pay Miss S.C. [[Ranstiar?]], teacher, twenty dollars ($20.) salary from the 11th inst. Poor Langley! Sorry you all have but one sentiment respecting him. He must be recalled. Another, Mr. Whiting, is to take his place. We hope you will find in Mr. W. all you deem desirble for the post. Pleased to know things are improving in Richmond. Our mutual friend Mr Hawkins is by this time in Richmond. Yours truly James J. Woolsey