The box Henry sent came all right and everything in it is not only of great use to Orestes, but is highly prized as belonging to his father. Henry is to thanks his wife Josephine Brownson for packing the box and trust she has fully recovered from her recent illness. Orestes could not have been more pleased unless the box had been larger. He asks now Henry to tell him all about Brownson's estate and what is to be done on Orestes' part if anything and to what he is entitled. He never dreamed of Henry's taking offense at some joking remarks Orestes wrote and hopes this infortunate misunderstanding will not prevent them from cordial and fraternal correspondence. He trusts they shall be just each to other. :: III-3-a A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.