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When Edwards returns the book, it will be properly credited to his account. :: XI-2-c TYPED 1p.

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They have sent volume 18 of "Transactions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers".

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With the destruction by fire of their entire stock they lost all their order books. Their London correspondent sent them a memorandum of all unfilled orders received previous to the fire, and they find included some mentioned for Edwards. They will advise their correspondent to forward the books as soon as obtained unless Edwards advises them to the contrary. :: XI-2-b TYPED 1p.

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With Edwards' recent order he lists four books which they do not have. They ask if they will try to get them. :: XI-2-b TYPED 1p.

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They enclose form of affidavit required by the Government to secure the importation, duty free, of the books ordered from them.

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Monthly Statement. Note: James F. Edwards' name appears. Receipted. :: XI-2-l Printed form, A. 1p.

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They regret that they would have in stock only a small part of Edwards' recent order for books, but the shorts have all been ordered. :: XI-1-n TYPED 1p.

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Regarding the price of the shields they have on exhibition, they are $17 each. They would be pleased to receive an order. :: XI-2-f TYPED 1p.

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Marvel, Fresh Gleanings is out of print. :: XI-2-f Printed Form Postcard

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They are unable to find the book Edwards ordered October 29 in their catalogue. Clarke-Geodesy is out of print. They ask if Edwards wishes them to try and find a second-hand copy. :: XI-2-i Postcard

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Edwards ordered "Great Composers and their Works". This work is published by subscription in 6 volumes. They ask the style of binding desired. :: XI-2-b TYPED 1p.

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Statement. Note: James F. Edwards' name appears on the bill :: XI-2-l Printed form, typed 1p.

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Receipted statement for goods purchased by James F. Edwards. :: XI-2-l Printed form, typed 1p.

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Statement to James F. Edwards. :: XI-2-m Printed form, typed 1p.

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They are sending a description circular of an important work, Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers. :: XI-2-f TYPED 1p.

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The headstone to McFarland's brothers was erected in September but McCollum did not have an opportunity to see it. It is of durable stone and inscribed as McFarland directed. It cost $90 because it had to be brought to Waynesboro. He got no receipt but will demand it, if it is needed. He sends a check for $10, the balance. He is hoping for a visit from McFarland when he can give him a better reception. :: I-1-b A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents McCollum has just received a letter from the Reverend President informing him that he can offer no inducement for the coming school year. This is a huge disappointment. As Edwards has much influence at the University, McCollum asks him to see if there is a possibility of getting any position. Edwards said the librarians would all return. If any one of them could not return, Edwards knows the encouragement he gave McCollum. McCollum half expected Edwards east this summer.XI-2-a -...

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His son Francis X. McCollum has been a student at Notre Dame for the past two years and expected to graduate next year, but he informs him that it depends upon what Edwards says in that respect. He has a large family to educate and cannot afford to pay for another year. He has wealthy Protestant relatives who would educate his boys if he would allow them to select the institution but his conscience forbids him to do this. He places the case in Edwards' hands. :: XI-2-b A.L.S. 3pp.

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He thanks Edwards for his note but wishes he was more explicit. He did not know that Francis had committed any offense and he asks Edwards to let him know the trouble so he may look after the boy more carefully. :: XI-2-b A.L.S. 2pp.

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He asked Archbishop James F. Wood about the Roman Burses. His impression is that the Cincinnati Diocese has two, one made up by Father Stahle and the other consisting of five $1000 subscriptions. The annual interest on both has been sent to Father Silas M. Chatard. It has been Chatard's custom to notify the Bishops when their remittance has been received. Wood is improving rapidly and sends regards to Purcell. P.S.—Remembrances to Father Edward Purcell. :: II-5-f A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents McCool is investigating a legacy bequeathed by his grand uncle 60 or 70 years previous. When his grandfather died his mother became the next heir but never looked after it. Some years ago McCool read in the Freeman's Journal that there was an Exchange or an Exchequer somewhere in London which deposited all the money belonging to those who died in England in the last 200 years. McCool believes this article referred him to an index of advertisements at No. 4 Merchants Row, New York. His...

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Father Riordan is in retreat at St. Joseph's Seminary, and the writer would like to see McMaster about a document he Clerk of Our Lady of the Rosary Church is preparing to send to high personages. :: I-2-g A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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This will introduce James F. Edwards. He asks Stone to favor Edwards with a reduced rate railroad ticket. Edwards may be in a position to assist them in securing some business. :: XI-2-c L.S.(Typed) 1p.

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He sends the best he could do for Edwards. He asks him to drop in to see him when he is in the city. :: XI-2-d A.L.S. 1p.

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He regrets exceedingly that for the first time he has had his application declined, owing to complications that presented themselves. Their road is in the hands of a receiver and he is unable t secure any passes, favors or concessions of any kind for anybody. XI-2-h L.S. Typed 1p.

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He will do his best to be present at the commencement. :: XI-2-d A.L.S. 1p.

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As per Edwards' request he sends stop-over at Dayton. He wishes him a pleasant trip on their line. :: XI-2-d A.L.S. 1p.

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McCormac sends a letter for the Children of Mary in return for which she would like to receive a copy of the Ave Maria. She contributes to the San Francisco Monitor, under the name Manzanita. :: X-3-g A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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Hudson's letter telling of the establishment of the perpetual daily Mass at Notre Dame made him happy that he sent the donation for Masses for his deceased wife. If Hudson can furnish McCormick with seven volumes of the Ave Maria for $40 he thinks that is reasonable. :: X-2-j A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.

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They ask pardon for the seeming neglect but now send the numbers asked for. :: XI-1-m A.L.S. 1p.