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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04
WHOLE NO. 77a.
be sold al auction

r OTIS AT AUCTION-Wi,i be sold at auction
ION the reiss on the 2,,i day Of October $50 lo,s,
of various dimensions houTsh,ng manuiactass VIZ
laSe of Waterloo. Seneca county 81 ,n5 rcp;,
Ne until ali sold Terms very Ibpramade Known at sale
- : ' 4. G. WI dLsTslEap .,.,,,sr
New York, 18th Sept, 1913 so lnl
GREAT SALE AT THE APOLLO SALOON
VI on THURSDAY EVENING, October 5, and ensuinS
evenings consisting in part Of large marble and slabaer
naments plated bronze and ebony OIL Iainuhss ana
facy articles; large barga agate yellow of Sienna vases
Etscan do; urns Tazze Adr.na; group Of the dance
of Canova; dancing girls do groups OF Virtue; Apo
o second Eenus of Canova crouchnS Venus Apollo OF the
French Cha dinner and tea three line gilt and pan
white do rich silver with circular supper services; Gre
and Rocaga Vases, SC Sc sol lamps candeabras,
doles plated waters cake baskets ,andlssticks, branches
clocks Sc &c Also, valuable Paintings; orgna OF Lucre
Romano, ancient pictures by Leonardo d Lodi Madonna
Of Raphael &c. &c.
Ssnor Vito Wit will be happy his friends of New
York well as those from, the South and West. The
will be- open Wednesday previous The sale, and brilliant
, sa5&oa, IS Ell IUDLoW Co. Auc,ioneyrs.
FURNITURE, NUTlCE-Sofa Bedsteads, Nc
Il f COTTON would inform all who in of Fur.
has constantly hand very large assortment including
Fanels Patent Sofa Bedsteads which for simplicity dura
billy and economy without thsir equal The pqbls arc
Sofas always hand
Those breaking up houssSeepnE wishing to sell Al o.
any portion OF their Furniture viii find ready sale by send
ing line calling upon the subscriber
Sales b. Auction faithfully attended 70.
au26;f F.COLT0N, ll3 Fulton and 81 Ann SIS.
A CARD-Dr. REESE having returned to the
n city, has resumed the practice OF MS profession IN AL It's
l2i Gransst doors of Broadway and opposite
Rev Dr.. Nc t,lroys Church.
DrR WILL as heretofore, attend Operative Surgery N
general and that for the removal OF diseases and
dele rlnles OF the Eye. SZU
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nR. McMUNNfs ELIXIR OF oPIUM.-This
LIS new chemical Preparation, containing all the vains-
be qualities OF Opium in natural state o. COMB
nston 10 exclusion Of noxous principles fub pro-
portions of the greatest number Of the noxous pm
pes Of Opium contained in .c os
er preparations of this class hitherto made and 70 "nic
justly attributed those dsagreeable effects upon
aca and zysten which euentiy oiio" eIi
eration and limit their usefulness. ,:., .;,,sr
This Elixir may be adopted al those cases n
Of obtaining ali their sdatre auodyne, and
effects without of these rain
ofother unhappy which are often az
"a T. r. SaNDS wholesale Drgs'sts, 10 aItoh,ss, n
cser Of Gold 3 Broadway corner Than aorsaI Whole
E W a,hom all orders the trade must ss I
dressed,
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&c Boarding School..Irvtng Institute
Tarrytown, y. I.--Ci1culars 30 Bowery, =. y
jv22 .mis WM. P. LYON. A. NJ. Principal.

MRS: ROBINSON fashionable Clear-Starcher,
1fi 50 Mercer ST. fifth door above Srrnest Emhroderes
l. b, sk oie Se Is % 9 d. s ss
Table Covers SC cleaned So Inn
FRENCH SPEAhINCi CLASSES.-Proiessor
P MQULS begs leave respectfully inf orm the public.
Of October and offers his services young ladies' and gentle
men S % Of acquiring and paeeaa know w.,
French classical authors SO Broadway between White and
Franklin strs. $50 lw-
DERTH ANIB0Y SEMINARY : scientific
Msihepa,ic;n and classca.-The Principals fully intend
s a sesoe ssGond to ms The
with testimonials and references may be had Of John s. Tay-
., ss~ : : : ): i: W W9999BBREBGE:
q W. FEEKS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
" SCHOOL. 6l9 Broadway (near Ssuysesant lnsttute
VI" 1oS On 3 @ssiba 4 aev tutor in
Purcell: Drawing: w. DAWSON Penmanshp; w b. Brad
The English and Mathematical Departments will be under
The supeEintenlence Of the Principal.
C I Rs m Rd b had on aprs1?n
pRoF. BAssET'S ORAL AID GRAMMAR
i 1CAL System Of French Taught hout Books The
subscriber Is aou: forming his usual eins classes for the
ensuing season az hi, residence s Broadway entrance in
puhiic patronage requiring but ;tie time udy
cannot ia t? give thorough n,S & OF the II and
ed viii doweIl 10 call immediately as the mum Of pupils
y B-Ihe Professor car only DE seen before 4 NJ and
after P. NJ sl9eodsw
DREPARATORY SCHOOL Ar MIDDLE
1 town. C COINS As: AND ENGLISH
England Of easy access daily from NsYork Albany and
Students reside with the Principal and all times under
his care. The number IS limited aud none are permitted 70
more worthy of lh confidence of parents the Principal has
examined minv similar Institutions Europe and America
The Sumner Session commences Nay b ends os H p
The cags $50 per Session. which includes all expenses,
Henry Chase Market street; SswTork and Of Rev Alfred
say 81 6} siStpNS; D. H. CHASE
DEV. J. F. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
Of Clin'onapd Pacific s,Eesss Brook
ssh2" S OF hs Gs s st Of
The course OF N nl Il is full an f aMG
ssa ba"ehs 's paid o the
Of the moral we'll eectual character OF pupils he
m9 s Of Continued which has given salts
The limited number of pupils will be received into the
CiEeulaIs stating terms &C. my be had on application az
s ch" E No. or and at @ M NJ
Wder's Bookstore, 81 Fu!ton-st Brooklyn an3Of
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
SCHOOL No. lsa SPRING street between Wooster and
class for The instruction of Ladies in Vocal Music,
"A Vocal Music class, for Ladies and Gentlemen Mon
Juvenile Glass on SATURDAY. Oct 7th o'clock. P NJ
Each Of the above Glasses are payable vance common
cling with the elementary principles Of the science and pro-
sfs7 W6 aS s Of are invited thu
trodueto sGuE which viii occupy 1he FIRST meeting OF
inquire at the Music Room, No l32 Sprlag.st sA lot
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0luel. BARToL & pE MAUKY

A SPLENDID, CLEAN HEAD OF HAIR
b. had bv hs use Of s S. or as BOTTLE Of Jone CORAL
HAIR RESTORATIVE II will force the hair 70 grow on
to grow and BY making the scalp healthy, its falling
and curing all scuri or danaru beautiy hair and
Is sh, or red ma it grow naturally dark soft and silky u
sold order that al nay Try il rich or poor
For dressing nothing excel It. -
Sold az the sign Of the American Eagle 80 Chatham
Y or at sa Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 23 Btoad street Newark
Sf,ta 81 Boston, aud Ledger Building Pha32. SIS I'm
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w ANiED-By respectable young woman, a
situation to and iron in small family chamber
mad or water The best CITY reference given Please sppy
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N URSE WANTED-An English, Scotch, OF
American woman, no understands taking care of child
en and her of place By applying AZ LIS
Blocker St between 9 and l2 A. NJ. az SIC
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WANTED-Famllies supplied gratis a, Brosd's
office 22 Ggand street. with the best cooks, hcuseuasjd.
ard other servants IN TIE city. o3ss
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lNWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
can be accommodated with furnished rooms and board Ia
s Family where The comfort sed quiet OF home may be
moved. Apply az No. IS MurraY-st. OF SIC
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square sS purse Containing 6 :; h,. ga 90.
aud paying for this advertisement s a. unt olnes
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WANTED-A- place as chamber u,9id Or fo,
iS3 Mulberry street, rear. 90 ~. -
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4 DRUG STORE FOR SALE---Situated IN
n Broadway; has been established number q Eea r
handsomely fitted up and doing good business an!
son about engage the business It IS sa cd
rarely For further particulars apply Its
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ROARD.-A family or few single gentlemen
~ OF good morals can have Board and spacious in
private aiiya desirable locatioi-io Eas, Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

WINDOW SHADES.-The greatest variety of
Shades 10 be found any No. Spruce-ss
prices varying from 81 $50 Shades shown with the great
est CT pleasure and charge made Persons buying Shades
Of haze great advantage other places all our pass
are ORIGINAL and adding the stock day Signs
au 81 b In ''''se" - 'i'e' BARToL De MAURY
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BOARDING AT 81 GREENWlCH-STREE T
house large and the furnished with CRATES
well calculated for families single gentlemen paror
the hss floor Lodging ST FER week Transient board
shlncs per day Meals equally low Please cali and
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS WARERoo.Ns

pRlNTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
Nos. % and 81 Gold-street New York-April, 1853
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED-The HOE" Prr.s.
ing Press, Machine and Saw Mandatory in consequences
Of the addition of and improved machinery thar work.
and the reduction in the cost of materials and labor
bsd greatly reduce the prices of their Presses aud Of P!s.
ters and Binders materials generally; will be by ths
newly printed Circular TO which they beg Leave refer
This Eablishment still under the personal superine
dence q Richard Hoe and Robert Hoe and they
their friends tst the great rxces,
all articles anuctued by this Establishment shall retain
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained L.
will also be- their tndeavor improve the quality Of
hsm in every particular They hater themselves ALSO kas
their old friends Will not only continue their ayors but tk
Printers generally will appreciate their eneevors to furnish
the very best articles at barely remuneratng prices
Orders from the country for all articles used By
Printers or Bndsrs including Type, Ink Paper will DO
best
Jobbing work and repairing will be done the psss
BILE prices, with every attention and expedition,
B.All articles manuiactured by this Establishmea,
Will be stamped r. Hoe Co., that persons from abroad
be imposed upon with spurious articles made in im
tation oftheirE.
Printers Of newspapers who publish this advertisement with
this three times before the frs OF july next and ons
OF llefr papers 10 will entitled payment bill
on buying tour lines The amount ofit. a20 II
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY-The Library Will
vi tie rs-opensd on Monday, October l6th. 80,
Al persons who have not stne thsiT books ale s
Dr. Covert Office Clinton Hall, No. l35 Nassau ST. o. ~
T NDIA-RUBBtR OVEK-ShOES ii DAYS, .
i5's9e pals MS, L;,diss' plain and figured Ru1bsrs
$500 do Misses and Childrens do,
500 do. Ladies fur-bound GGsciaps, leather soleS
500 do Golye or corded top Rubbers
800 do. Ladies quilted silk upper Oyer-ShoeS-a ne"
ALso-A article with surface Of petent apannsd finish
stock for the Trade 10 select from y De i9aq IN ae
Successor 10 the RoxbuIy K. Co
s2s I'm Is Maiden Lane
ITO THE LOVERS. AND ADMIRERSu OF
G5EAS MP 5EA ~ rA M9P6WTbbSMr
toohae6e and decay OF 1es III proceed om puef only
the food which lodges about the teeth, from constant mas
bskss INTO tarraTed crust by the natural the s;omeh
snd ultimately becomes annalcua though OF so a
be with the naked eye Is yet capaoe o.
eating way between the gums and teeth theFepE
the gums and admitting the cold ar 10 the bone, sc
diatey creates PAM and Eeare that all sorts oil deieteou
drugs ssoFIs 70 he f4Tss dsfass and
remove the tartar, destroy the animacu bEace The gu nS
and give health aad beauty the mouth he to9tt
ne, for hetlt AMI comiort; and with TIE powder The
morning, for beauty ap n i b
Lave 10 refer such ladies' and gentlemen dispoed 10 leei
cenrica as 10 the and efficacy OF the above detiirce
t1 the PfolesS
did " E. w. the hoaor OF using and approving 1t before It's
INTRODUCTION 10 the Public generally
A' Inhu C. Ch-eseman NJ. D., Broadway
j ~ Frncis, NJ D.. do
j. Kearieg Rodgers, N. D., BlseekeI-st
t ati5Ss & R Iss, H. Hudson R-z
the pFopss,ef = sS's I Isf haa is
Broadway: J. Il Hart eprner Chambers and Broadway "
Chiffon so Canal-stree SewYork- Mrs Hays, l3' alton
street, BROOKLYN =. M
4 DRUG STORE FOR saLE--sitaated in I!
n Brosdway has been established number Of years
handsomely fitted up, and doing good business o any
son about engage business.
rarely occurs For further particulars, apply az No zs
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my3 6n.

GENUINE TEAS Wholesale and Retail
UThe Canton Tea Company have Just completed very ex
these they have been emnsnty successful and their we'll
known superior judgement and simple resources have been
their entire regard the rights their customers too gener
ally known need comment te by inter
ng Their Green and Black 1e4s, which have hitherto OBJ
tanned the greatest notoety will De found 70
can be possibly sold for the price the United States. Gun
powders mRerias rwankays and Skin Teas in great yarie-
Mixture fresh and in An extensive assert;
in lots Of any quantity Poporoaable varieties Of oer
Green's Genuine Jay Coffee roasted daily All goods sub
cuted TO all parts Of the country Terms cash Principal
II Chatham street. New York Bra8cheg 3l3 Blocker
Brooklyn.
OBSERVE.-The original. and only warehouse in the
United States for the sale OF the only and genuine How
qua's Black Teas, Sc I'm
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no PRINTERS AND PUBLISAERS.-A B.
TAIL OR Formerly Foreman for T. Hoe < Col having
lately made great improvements IN the Napier Printing Press.
TO call and examne Of his presses the Office OF the Tb
me where II BIZ operation from O'clock P
NJ. daily.
Having established himself No 81 Eldage-street in tie
city Of New.Yor, he is prepared all orders
necessary for printing Office bndery short notice.
on.s Sood terms other the u states.
D. e "oI b 4rH hq a IepslIS done az snort mSa a
UaS above sI3 lua
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"a SHOES-Wafranted sul" =. -; ~
respect to heretofore a's IL, al , sRSss n map g''ss
Vol the roa bar All doubts CUB, or on oerwss cO Ibs
sored sizes vii Be SIe tssy axe osred
suit ,pE sse,o the o. srsserisr the o or to KsllSxs
Co. Warens H;r. Co, John Townsend, Albsay.;
10y; & Co. ch3,isS smith Bgaton A.
,; Jones, afaTmatioa rasy be had on the subject
where l a..i ed Nal Factory. HENRY BURDEN.
n
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pOARD--A gentleman and lady. and two single
~ gentlemen be accommodated with board in private
family, where no Others are taken and All the comforts of
home be expected The location good being near
Bsecker 81 and McDouga ST. No objection would be mads II
the amily has ortwo chdrn. References exchanged
Address " d, at this Office s2s6s
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DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Brokcn, Egg and
Stove Coal OF the quality, constantly hand dis
charging from vessels and for sale at the lowest market
prices. WaRD bhO VINE,
o2 al Washington, corner Laghtstreet.
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ROARDlNG.--Two or three gentlemen can have
~ pleasant with board private family The loe,
non is pleasant and IA the vicinity of S. Marks Church In
min i13 Ierth 81 .oai. .
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r ,,yo ;ne osn,i,a can ba ,,s Eli - o.e 20
pleasant No. Sc White 81, few doors irou,
Broadway. $40 lrN
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DOCKET WALLET LOST.-Lost on Wednes.
= aesdy evening Russells Concert Room. or betuesa
dark Poek, VIA Broadway and Grand ssseet.
. i 40 use oa, to se The FINDER welcome a.
% M 'toney a viii pay irn for his ;rouhl4 il ne III
a @ Eoske{ BOOK AID papers the owner through the
Mercantile Library Association on eAe' 81 -, one
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PRINT WAREHOUSE
IN A-EIE N-nD
EXCLUSIVELY

FKTNTE ED IALICUES
supply the City and Interior Trade BY the package
By combining their attention entirely and exclusively this
one article L. B. enabled only exhibit
tensive aad beautiful be found elsewhere
(here being no similar establishment for Prints the Uniat
States but 10 sell always st prices low, and generally
loer than houses WHOSE attention and means are divided
among large variety of articles.
The Stock embracing Some Thousands of Different Pat.
and Coorings comprises all The latest aud choicest
bic patterns as they appear the market besides which
will be got up exclusively for their own sales.
Purchasers of this article will find II TO thelr interest TO
anime this Stock before buying their Prints Even if they 90
purchase they Will at pas, have the Of seeing all
- Catalogues of Prices corrected with every variation OF
the Market are placed the hands Of Buyers All orders
will receive the best attention. au2o 3mD& "
r LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL-Of superior
IL quality for sale at lowest market price by
WARD &.BROWNE, All Washington,
% corner Laigntstreet
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and two
or three single gentlemen be pleasantly accommodate
ed with board by applying II East Broadway IS IT
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GOOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS
"a can be obtained at No, 20 Cliff street. s30Ns
NEW BOARDING HOUSE-C;entlemen can
be accommodated with good board and psasaat ro m, At
81 bro"me between Mott Mulberry 'ho,. an.
ply Gg early will have choice OF rooms 30 Inns ~
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all sides were painted windows, lofty columns
carved roofs, mosaic pavements and marble mon
uments. from which the efigies seemed hall
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e0 NETWORK TATTERSALLS.-.Fo
sae this establishment beautiful par o. % %
veIs The properly OF private gentleman ,Fho will dspose
them price Together with very superior ason an
Harness. ! az he has no farther use for them
These hoses worthy tn ateat.ea OF purchaer' al
may be at all hours Of the day for few days
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"a ECONOMY AND FASHION, ne s9 i9... =,
Der has reduced his spee. nitaoa 20 a he aoSr
are an elegant Dress Hat and viii compare adv
with Hans sold 81 so and 49, Also censtao.y S the
ing Fur and SILK Of the best quality latest patterns ana
lowest city prices. ... ,o,r IL rot
\. B. Country dealers supplied ty the case as 10" :"
lever than by any other house in i!is CITY
o,,u. D. cornrr Of Thompson street.
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MRS. ROBINSON, fashionable Clear-Starcher,
1fis Mercer ST. fifth door above Spring Emhroderes,
Laces TaIon anslins, Silk Hose Sc made 10 look equal
Shawls MeInos Foulard Silk, Mousen de lanes
Table Covers &c ceaneh SIS I'm
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Wssefadn as hsAR tpgisAsle O,IeanAalaass that In
moao tho passshss thsoushoa, tho Ghs the Ia favor
OF convention "a alter the constitution has been snos
unanimous. Had the opposition this measure been at all
energetic. OF had Il numbered respectable minority
the convention question would have been deea
ted The reason for this Is readily made obvious The
constitution provides that whenever majority OF all the
mcmhgs OF the Legislature shall determine submit the
people tine propuey o amending the constitution the ues-
u" Sha DE voted upon two separate acd
lechons, and In order that May be carried, must
receive IN Its favor at each trial. bare majority the votes
poed but an absolute majority Of all the assessed voters of
the state. We have the constitution by us and quote
from memory, but this IL spirt IL not the letter of
the clause relative TO the mode amending that
Al the election in July, lsi2 there were over N 600
votes east Tor convention This number was beyond all
cay decided majority OF all the tho State The
question, however still remained OPEN at the late con-
test the people again required express their oppr
val disapproyal Of the proposed changes Now though
have accurately determining the number of
votes polcd throughout the State during the 3D. ih and
9TH days OF july know that in many parishes the
did not exceed twoths Of those ughtiuy entitled the
elective franchise, Others, scarcely amounted half
an in twoS James for nstancet barely reached
third. Take for example Baton Rouge-ihorc Asa
votes poed out Of nearly 500 In Ibervc Pointe
Coupee and the felcianas the was likewise small
IL more than likely that similar feeling Of apathy and
indifference prevailed every other section Of the State
But happily the votes against convention few aud far
between-probabyn fifth sixth Of the whole
number poed. We therefore doubt that the
question has second time received sanction of an ab
sou'e majority OF its suirages Of louisiana.
NJ n
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~ - aNA9NAEH
Mike says:
Cnsinn LEnnsc RemnrnLs.

The removals were not exactly made by Capt.
Tyler, and have not taken place yet. letter from
the Secretary Of the Treasury addressed to the
Collector here, stating, that from information re-.
ccived, the public interests would be promoted by
the removal of Messrs. Read and lealy, IAN arrant
fllsehood by the way) and requesting the Cocc.
tor to remove them and substitute two others. We
do not hear that the Collector has any intention Of
cnacting the part ofJonathan Roberts, under simi.
lar circumstances, and refuse to comply with the
request olthe Secretary-aItho' he knows what eve-
~ man here knows that the public interest will not
be bcneiliicd hN the prnp0sch chanpc..
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ANOTHER MYsTERY.-Another case involved in mystery
has occurred The body OF young and lovely female was
yesterday found floating in the North River the foot Of
Thirty ST. the lumber yard OF Campbell & Moody
She taken from the water and found far advanced
in pregnancy. She APPARENTLY about IL years of age:
Her hair dark auburn teeth were partly gone and
her face much disfgured She was dressed in calico
gown, muslin pecoat and chemc. white cotton stockings
and black leather shoes
The marks about the face may have been produced
by remaining in the water, but they probably
administered by fend in human shape, who has
after discovering the result of a guilty intercourse
with the young GIRL inflicted wounds upon her pre-.
vent recognition, and consigned her waiery grave
Like the Of Mary Rogers, and hundreds OF others
tins l. probably doomed be covered by an as mpene
trahe veil Of mystery. An inquest held upon the
body, and verdict OF found drowned rendered.
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