Curry, of Virginia. Rev. G. D. Pike, D.D., in behalf of the Association, tendered a resolution of thanks to the churches and people of Cleveland for their hospitality, and to the committees, pastors, choir and railroads for their kindness in contributing to the success of the meetings. It was the prevailing feeling that the meeting at Cleveland was, on the whole, a great success. Although there were other attractions which drew many away, yet the attendance was large, and at the closing session there were over three thousand present. The weather was fine, the papers presented of a high order, and the interest from beginning to end unabated. Nothing was lacking in the way of preparation, and with the impetus of this meeting resting upon it, the Association takes courage and looks forward to another year of work with renewed faith and hope. * * * * * SUMMARY OF THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION FOR THE YEAR ENDING SEPT. 30th, 1882. * * * * * RECEIPTS. From Churches, Sabbath-schools, Missionary Societies and Individuals $186,166.62 From Estates and Legacies 78,612.47 From Income. Sundry Funds 7,701.04 From Tuition and Public Funds 24,400.22 From Rents, Southern Property 704.10 ———————————$297,584.45 Balance on hand Sept. 30th, 1881 518.80 ——————————— $298,103.25 =========== EXPENDITURES. _The South._ For Church and Educational Work, Lands, Buildings, etc. $230,733.07 _The Chinese._ For Superintendent, Teachers, Rent, etc. 12,454.45 _The Indians._ For Missionaries and Student Aid 2,020.00 _Foreign Missions._ Mendi Mission: For Superintendent, Missionaries, Supplies, etc. 9,548.70 For John Brown Steamer, amt. transferred 7,002.43 Jamaica Mission: For support of aged Missionary 250.00 _Publication Account._ For American Missionary (22,000 Monthly), Annual Reports (1,500), Circulars, Clerk Hire, Postage, etc. 9,043.38 _Cost of Collecting Funds._ BOSTON OFFICE.