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GREAT BOOK FOR FARMERS

Let every Farmer in the United States sub.
scribe for Copy for his SON. Ii may
prove of more value To him than
Horse. or even n ERrIn,
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MEM FUN NEEN FUN MEEN FUN
THE Celebrated Chinese SKIN Powder. for restoring
Identifying and preserving the complexion, and
5-rins The skin c-icstely white, smooth and sof-
lf--c Fun - simply preparation OF Oriental herbs
.-S sy be used with perfect safety %. he Of al Gu
..r-oas d.sor-rs Among the prominent are Tan
Frcke Ia-ensbie Precipitation BIoirhes Pinples Spots
Irrttz,ICn. Coars-rese. and variety Of othera.
To DC had wholesale Of The sole importers HOBBS CO.
Valet New YORK and retail Of al respectable chemists
and P-rfumess in NewYork and throughout The United
stais-.- hoIes Prir- 5sL $50 :. o22 In
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SUMMIT.
By ANNE c. LYNCH.
THE honey bee that wanders all day long
The field the woodland, and the garden o ef'
To gather in his fragrant winter store,
Hurnming in calm content his quier song
Seeks not alone the roses glowing breast
The lily's dainty cup, the violet.s bps,
But from al rank and noispne weeds ne sips
The single drop Of sweetness ever placed
Within the poisonchalice; Thus II we
Seek only to draw forth the nioden SWEEP
In ali the varied human flowers we meet
In the wide garden Of Humanity,
And like the bee if home the spoil we bear.
Rived IN our hearts, it turns 70 nectar there.
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COURT OF SEssioSs.-The trial Of Alexander
Wilson for an assault, and battery with intent TO kill his
cousin William Wilson the City Hotel on the 18th Of
August last commenced in the Court OF Sessions
this morning before Recorder Scott and Aldermen
stonea and Messeroe Oscar w sturtevant and Luther
Marsh, Esqs appearing counsel for the defendant
William Peck indicted for passing spurious bank
bill TO person named Sherwood, pleaded guilty and
was sent 70 the Penitentiary for six months.
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90 sUPERIOK IMPROVED FARNIs For

So II pEKIOK INIPKUf ED FARNS For sac
SS-The subscriber offers for sale some OF The fleSt
heat farms in the State OF New-Iork and also some
OF Geuesee Ere Niagara and Orleans, State OF New
York They contain from 80 800 each and are ~
uaied upun he line of the great Railroad and Cana! from
Albany Buffalo. 81 hours travel from The city " New
YORK Also several dwelling houses ,nt lots IN the VII
LACE ot Saiavia Geuesee Co. These farms originally
selected with great care and among the finest IN the
tine region hich they located. large portion ~
the purchase money may remain credit tur ten years
Apply ames Green u Snssa->L Newlot or 10 the
subscriber in Batavia. Genesee Co. \. Y Letters post
paid. tulSt 20wD law w J. BRISBANE
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SHERlEF'S SALE.-By virtue OF VIII OF fer, IA
- cas. 10 directed and delivered, win expose 10
public vendue Thursday the IHh dag OF Decerl
her 1896 - O'Clock VI tie vcsbue of the City Hall,
In the Civ OF NcvY all the right, title and interest Of
Daniel Abbott that he had the III day OF May, las
which he may have since acquired. o. IN and ~ AL that
land in the Eleventh Ward OF the City OF NevIork,
ON the souherly side OF renlsrcet between Avenues
and y, being known and designated rs lot No tlnl
hundred and certain map made By Daniel Even,
City Surveyor and recorded IN Lib-r 1876 of Deeds page
us annexed Deed made by Noah Scoyel and David
T. Hall being in front and twenty i've feet, aud ia
depth on each side niuetyvo feet three inches he the
same more less. Dated New-Yorh Nov. 10th, 1916.
WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
AgSrR SANFORD. D-puty Sheriff. Mo laNVGW
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icaal Notices.

SHERIFF. SALE.-By virtue OF several wrts Of
- feri scas 10 NE directed and delivered will expose
for ihe veslhule OF the City Hail. in the City OF New
York on the l7lh day Oi November n - O'clock. NJ
all the right. title and interest of Samuel :. Wandet,
which he had the ast day OF April lS6. any time
utrrVard in whose hands the be, of. IN
all thar crfiai lease OF four lots ct land, situated
lying aud being Thirty thri-s;rsst the Southcry
side commencing hundred feet West of the Weser
Is side OF the Nuliayruue. running thence along the
Souhery line fThry.hrd street huudredieel. heing
plot hundred feet square, be- the or less,
with s and singuir the appurtenances and hercdaneus
hereuno belong any wise pertaining, said lease
being for the of iOO years from the date thereof
Dated New-Nork, October :. 1916.
VIM. JONES. Sheriff
W. w LYoN, Deputy Sheriff. 90
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OFFICIAL
LIST OF LETTERS.
.D,rr4rsrD ~ THE THsusE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

ala 4nd Be II further Enacted, -
I'D all Advertisements made under the orders Of he Post
rn.sterGenersl IN Bewspaper nersPapers o. ieerl
for in any Poet 0e shall be inserted In the paper
or paoers OF he or place where The advertising
NAV be situated, EG.Tng TIE lar ssrs ctrcsiGon a.s
Ec-s Pss OSSoe L<=-, pdtsed lhdre. y 1859
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All persons FORBID trusting any o! the Soa,s a, e..
.ne without written order from the Captains or -
Fer passage freight apply board the Boa "A
; {. SCHULTZ ~ the Office The whsrf 49,
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S;ea.boa, SANTA CLAUS, Capt 3. o7erb,s. -,
leave Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday alerSs -.
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ns al In;eFmedta:s sa,,,

NEWTON. Capt William n p,
", Thursday and Saturday sys.,si !.
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Walker, W c
1nsuraHte.

II. MORItIS. p
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ST THE CtSH
'AlLoRING AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
W. H DEGROOT \ CO.

". II UF.OhVVI y IO.
In. Fulton. second block East OF Broadway y. W
tNHERE every variety OF G-utlemeu's Clothing can be
w had FOR lower prices than any other establishment
IN the city of New York.
over Goats and Over Sacks of hrHdclolhS beaver pilot,
Tweeds and Mazurka Cloths of every style and color
from II 10 $50
Ciosks half three quarters and in circle OF French
and American broadcloths. from - 10 -.
Dress and Frock Goats. black blue brown. olive and
green. OF French English, Belgian and American cloths,
from - Sl6.
oifce and Business Goats Peo. Sack end Winter
FrocEs OF T.re-d and Broacc.ohs Of every style IN The
market. from 8 So.
Pants Broadcoth Cas,!meres plain and fancy, doe
skin, French. Epgish and American, from - 10 20
Vests-Doube breasted straight breast and rolling col
lar styles plain and fancy veves, WOODEN vevrts,
plain and fancy sains and silk from y TO -
Aso.a large assortment Of oroadcoih- Cssinefes and
Nesrs which Will De made 70 order 10 suit the most las
ndious
q Boy. Clothing of every description constantly on
hand ". Fl. DEGROOT 4 co.
Mo lmeof No. Joe Fultdu--t
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The above Bosis will & tines arrive q. Aihspv
re lime for tie Morning Train OF Cars for the Eaa
Freight taken a: moderate rsies, ard Ron. tsksc a.
O'Clock, Z. ".
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CITY ITEMS.

~ Charles Thomas. the negro who was con
ced of murder at the ss, term of the Court Of Oyer
and Ter7niner is TO De executed Friday, Governor
Wright having refused 10 interfere with the due course
of,aw In answer to letter from Sheriff Jones, Gov.
Wight SAYS IL al the testimony has been submitted to
the Judges Of the Supreme Court and Chancellor, who
with him agree that there is no good ground Cor the in
4e,,os;tion OF Executive clemency. The evidence
showed the murder TO be of reckless oldblooded
character, comrniaed without any provocation. The
Sheriff was requested 10 this decision to the
convict and TO ehort him prepare for the execution
of the sentence Of the law.
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Goal.
Cu,iBERLAND COAI-The

(1tIfbEKLASD COAI.-The Echart Cosl-It m dis
" charge n few days cargo of the abov. coal fresh
from company min-. In good order Jumps AZ The
f1o Vi TbrteegIh--i " r For see low for cash aDply
7. STOKES DlCKERSOS, No. 60 Thirteenth e.
az Gear sthAyenue. snd in Anthonyst. Broadway
COAL-ofs al. kinds for sale al V. B PALMERs Coa
" Ofce No. SpulcesL Tribune Buildings in quantities
TO su purchasers aud warranted good article Orders
promptly aitendet: 10. nm 3rn
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BuRGLARY-The dining room OF Mrs Cohn, no
l62 Chambers at was entered at early hour this morn
ing and robbed of large number OF silver spoons iork
ladies' &c The thief got off with his plumber
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Ae~rR SANFORD, Deputy Sherif. Mo
RT ORDER OF Arthur JSan.on ndse Of ro%pk'a.

pS ORDER OF Arthur 5. JohnsonJn dge of Tompkins
- County Courts md Counsellor OF the Supreme Court
notice hereby given that attachment has been issued
against The estate OF HENRY TULLAR, now or late of
John-loSn, the County OF Licking aud State of Ohio
nonresident debtor due proof laae The said Judge
pursuant 10 the directions Of the statute concerning III
nohucn against absconding concealed and resident
debtors and that the viii bee sold the payment
his debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment
according 10 law. within nine months from the rs publ
cation Ofths notice; and that the payment any debts due
him 10y residents Of This State, and the delivery him
for his Of any property within this State belonging
him. d the transfer Of any such property by him for
biddrn by law and are yoid-Deted October Ii, 1916.
WALBRiDGE x FERRIS,
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EAkE N0TICE-rhat the coparinership hereiolor,
rug ~ tne Las nine years existing between CHARLES
OSBORN ESQ late of Belpor. Long Island and The rsb.
scnofr ,nisr me hrrn Of Osborn q LITrEE, has ben
IsH'l,ei ~ ne denlh OF Mr. OSBORN and thai the a.
Quoted On the same terms heretofore by the srbscnbsf
N.w-YOrk, Nov. {, 1876 CHARLEY LITTLE
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S,uERIEE,s SALE.-Ry virlne OF a VIII OF feri &

w W LyeN. Deputy Sheriff :" 'oNf-S % i Iaw@%
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MARIN oURN AL
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED

CLEARED
Ship Margaret Forbes Covington, Hull, Oh Robertson
Briggs Excel Macy Savannah, Sturges, Chairman & Co
Macon Sheffield. do, r NJ Demi
Schrs Manchester Malthus Richmond Allen 4 Pax.
son Elizabeth Cleft Apalschcoa, &c F. d Hurlbut
& Co.
SAILED
Ships Waterloo Liverpool; America, do; Euguenot,
do; Farwell, do. Bengal, London; Minerva .ntwerp,
Burgundy, Hsvre
Banks Montezuma Barbados Helen Fielder Ant.
werp.
Rries Eums. Trinidad de Cuba Mary Ellen. Curra.
Goa and number OF others that have been detained
for several days by head winds.
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MATER POWER 20 -,. VIII TWO large rooIHs u
w stone building pleasant vtiage OF fonzers II
miles from ne cy close 70 me steamboat landing. In
qars Of JF. coPCUTTr 5is Washington,
OF In CT II Drn-esl
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g. TO LET-rhe upper part .; the house Nc. City
E HalI.p!ace INQUIRE at No. 81 Pear<L; Office hours
'@ from 10 IL o'clock, except on Wednesdays and
gr;isvs nl6 81"
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NO MORE WHITE CRAY. OR RED HAIR

NO MORE WHITE GRAY. OR RED HAIR
A REMEDY which enhances Considerably Inc beauty
and alters the appearance of the count-usnc- from that
which : much tslgS-d Il IS pleasing 70 have efficient
these defects To effect this change Of
hair much wished for the grand and cev=rfallng
property of Jules Hsuef. Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
which Inc proprietor with justice FAR beyond
anything OF The kind yet known IN his or any other
country - properties very powerful though very
Innocent This chemical result IS wonder, a. Il enables
persons 10 dye nsansneousy their hair without me Least
Inconvenience Fo- changing red or gray hair
eyebrows, 2c brown, black. chestnut co!ot lie
slightest evil consequence need rot De feared from IL use
Ii Is altogether harmless. This composition - the o1ly
one sanctioned by The science OF chemistry 10 dye II an
indehbe manner the various gradsons OF coors without
danger inconvenience and mas justified -e hb-rs! pa
trorage ard unlimited confidence OF The public II black
Is required for box marked N Il brown box marked
B. For sale, wholesale and retail. by
JULES HaUEL, Psrfuner and Chemist,
No 70 5 Third--t- below Cbesnu:, Philad-
Beware OF CounIerfeIls Asktor jules Hauers Fese-
liable Liquid Hair Dye If you pAnt The gecupe article
Premium awarded az ne Franklin institute.
Ard a. ny Agents WYATT l kETCHAS l2l FaLon-st
'. Cl:rhugn, 5 ind - Broa6gsy z 4. ArtaElt, Ls4y
ette BsyEsr cor Broad and Liberty J. g. JAceueruod
rs Broadway Hsvl.aHd, Reese Co Malten-!sae; and
81 al the respectable Druggists IN The L. ; Rlo I'm
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nR. DEANS AMERICAN BALM for cough

~ and Consumption n is nrst stages This Is decep
Ton One fra! on!y asked certain Is guaranteed;
has Never JAILED IN private practice Of a. macy
hare been curet srf ,rIng 81 the p1.e sd ooasisc
t1ns Others yy-a pas, every remedy Reference
zi-en Lung sounded advice free Sold only By Doctor
DEAN. Is Bovery oS In
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MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance compa

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company
The Company offers lie following advantages Tie
Lives only insured at ,he loves, rates Of premium.
The premium Il $50 may be paid in cash snd 9Th.
In secured months bearing per cent Interest or
Il may be- paid monthly quarterly.
No person i liable beyond the amount OF his premium
married may insure The life OF her husband fee
from any demands Of his creditors.
There VIII be- annual division OF proh payable In Scrip
Certificates bearing per cent which interest
= p' DIRECTORS.
Seth Low. R6bL l. Patterson.
VIM A. F. Penz, Edward Anthony,
Lewis c Grover, John A. Understood.
Henry MeFarRn, Chas ;. Mackneti
WIN. ". Simpson, Thos s. Setlr,
BrsJ. c. MILLER s-cy.
Jos. l.. LORD Agent
C. H. McSrysE sub-Agent, So Hudson It cor Spring
JAMES STEWART. NJ d. tNo.b2l 9roadway,) Medical TX
sminer Al the Office daily from 10 O'clock oil -aw0
rTIE KNICKERBOCKER Fire insurance Com.
psny Gate the Muiual) ~ New ork-Capitsl S26ooN
Office No. 81 Was--The Legislature of This State al IT,
late session passed changs the corporate uame OF
The old Mutual nsgr.sce Comp9ny OF the City OF New.
York to the Knicker;ocker Fire Insurance Company Of
NewYork. All future busnessot thai Corporation VII
therefore be transacted under II, f,,sNr name.
ltmay well to add, by ;eNpnnsiion. that the Old
Company having capital AL pai- 81 securely invested,
and that the change OF wa obtained 10 prevent MIS-
apprehension on that point
This Company continues insure aRans, los. or damage
by tire on rs favorable teens n. sAf institutions III ''
city. DlhECi Ot!iS.
George Ireland John Gray, L. C. Hamersey,
John OothOut. Bolts Moore. Ihas- I Levcrich,
Geo Arcuarius Rob'l C. WeIgaore. Benz. De Forest,
Robert Benson, Edward Coos, VIM Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lainr, Asher h!leg,
George COnklin Adam Norri-, AleN'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, Nm r. Dean
Robert l.. Stuart Anthony ChErdon, w lhin browning
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. McDoS.LD. Secretary.
Nry-York NAV IT, lgi6 elD eoda
OCTOBER REPORT OF ste Mutual Life Insurance
OCompany Of Sew-York, No - Wa.l-sL-This ustttu-
ton during the month Of October issued sSiyhree new
Policies, VIZ
To Merchants Traders. &c, To Physician.
Manulacurets.... e Teacher $500.
Clerks. 81 Deputy Sheriff
" Mechanics. u 80 Vice President OF
Agent. $500. Ins Co.-.........-..-. !
Auctisneer - Students
Ship Master.
Pilot. Gentlemen.
Steward II = Lady.
Lives Insured. .65
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAINT. HAsSAY, Secretary.
Mi~rURS POsT. NJ y. Physician. 5ii Broadway. NJ I'm
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FoUSDLING.-A male child two months old was
last light left ON the soop of s Tghs residence No.
% Union.pace. policeman was called but the infant
was deemed delicate TO be removed to the station
House. and was therefore humanity allowed to remain
st the house until morning
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pRINTISG INK Msnufaetory.-The ssaloossoTs!
n mas receS6y introduced power and snf.Vs.r
machinery into his mandatory which enables biz %
nish his customers with a very superior articse -
snd merchants who may have orders for Printer "a -
ind them promptly executed moderate pricrs,
rely or being supplied with LAX of excellent gaaD if
OF Qnchsn yeabe color. The subscriber nsnutscthIIs -
OF various coIors VIZ: red, blue green. Ike U.a,f
recied 10 bis mandatory 80 Frontal between ao y
cry and Goveneur sta through the Dspstch Pos b.
pGncmslly attended To. This paper hiss been pe'D's
tuk from Tits mandatory for several years .~uyR
oe 2mDkW GEORGE AAISN
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HARDWARE, EDGE TOOLS, &c.
Enrn CHARLES $ LITTLE, SUCCESSOR to o.
V5 boRN& LITTLE, importers and Gecefs
w M a Dealers ia English, German and lInefic1
u 70 Hardware, Cutlery, Edg. Tool,. &c D
Fnli0n--L between Pearl and Water sts Sew.Y0fs re-
sp.cfuy invites the attention OF Country Merchants Ne
cilanics and Farmers and Obers making their Winter p
chas-s u his very extensive assortment ompDg sTsp
Thing In the iae all OF which offered al the lowest i
ket prices for cash, Or on approved credit
Cut and wrought nails, locks, latches
Butts, screws Knives and forks ralors
Cut tacks, brnfs and sleigh bells
Pen and pocket knives aud scissors
Siiil, pit and cr0ss-c1t saws hors forks
shoyeis, spades, sythes aud snalls rides
Black lead P0ts aud sand cruoibles
Pumps Tor wells or cistrrns, skate. slaie.
Scotch water Of Ayre stone, for marble po!ister4
C3gpefs Tools IN great variety by Alberson, Cosse'
Horton, Barton AID Others
COopers' iron riYets and trisa hooo.
House and ship carpenters' tools
blsrksmilhs' tools, garden utensils
butehers tools, cabinet makers trimmings.
House and ship builders hardware
Iron, brass, copper and steel wire.
6cnOius Harlem oil nj 3Lseoo
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- FOR SALE.-Two Lots ThirtyfsGrih-st be-
81. Seventh and Eighth
III Is loo feet wide. Also Lot on Thirty-ihiri-sL
al Dining the above The These Lots sre beanhu
ssaieI the streets regulated and assessments PAID Also
Nv Lots on Eoriielh-sL leo Zee, e OF Secondaven1e-
These Los about 10 feet deep. Apply 10 ~ FRA
STg -rb Mani Rank osS I'm
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uEKKING,s lWEeer,. P.LenIl FIRE and Damp rroa

III ERRlSG'S tNLfer. Pstentl Fire and Damp Proof
IL salamAnder saf-s.-'Th- only objection made
agalnt Wd-fs celebrated Patent Fire Proof Schumacher
sai that some Of i- hrrt made (by Wder) would
mould and camprn books and papers
The subscriber has invented damp proof composition
wEie be Incorporates 10 The Mahogany Book Cas-.
spEraie ant distinct without altering changing lhe
Fir- Proof Filling patented By Daniel Fitzgerald AID by
MIN transferred - Wilder a. he Patent OEice Washing
slaG 10
Tie exclusive ght 10 make or sell The above Safes in
this State - secured TO The subscriber
J mesa celebrated chsrgeanle Bank Lock will be fur
ntshe when ordered and FOR sale manufacturers pces
general assortment OF double and single salaniander
SAFES
Also other Gn1s Of sad s-cont hand for sale
low al The Iron Safe Depot No. i3s Watsr-st
r.l lInDaW e HPRRING
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uTBBARD'. PApERs-yURNAPA

uIBBiKD's PAPERs.-BURNAPA BABCOCK,
No. Us Fcltors offer for sale full assortment O. Pa
pers manufactured bv the hessrs Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers, bne and white Imperial, Super Royal
Royal. Medium. DENY and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post, Bank Quartz Post, Exchange Can
Extra Super Cut Cap ruled and plair
Letter Paper ruled and plain, FILL sssofirnsut
Packet Post super and Extra Super
Tinted Pla.e Paper; Coiorec Imperials
Coiored Royals. thick ecd thin
Do. Medium do. do.
Do Double Cap, for copy books
Fine Glazed Co!ofed Mediums, Royals, &c. &c
E. B. have also 90 hand very extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Pagers PIats
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Pspers They are also
sole agents Of he genuine Patent Envelope Paper
Pruning Paper of sry SIZE aud quality made 70 orde. al
snoE notice. ign osyeod
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AllSD, bAiS .
Appleton, Mrs. Chas H.
Atkins, Miss Emily A
Armstrong. Miss Marg' VI
A kerson. Hrs Regina ii
bailey, Mrs sarah
Bradford, Miss Maria
Baker, Mrs Ann
Boss, Mrs Sarah I.
Barnum, Miss Mary
Baker, Mrs Jane
Bsgley, Mrs Eiizs 81
BayBe, Mics Sarah
Bsrrowciougb, Mrs James
Bauer. BIS Caroline
Bailey, Jane
Beard, NJ. Sarah
Baker. Mrs Sarah A
Herian, Mrs Josephine
Bel. Mrs Jacob
Beard. Elizabeth
Berry, Mise Bridget
Brittir ghsu, Mrs MaTlsh
Pocjn. Mde Arnold
Blower. Mrs Margaret
Bourke. Maria
Bond, Mrs 5
Bonny, Miss Elizabeth
Brouder, Bridget or Ellen
Billiard. Mrs o A
Bush, Mrs Vim w
Brian. Madame I II
Bryant, Mrs Eilen-.Z
Carr, Miss Rose
Cougle, Miss Mary Ann
Clark, Miss Sarah
Carter, Mrs Michal
Ca-anagh, Mrs Juiia
Carnan. Miss Sussnnah
Carpenter. Miss a VI
Clay ton, Mrs Eliza
Carry, Miss Mary
CLARK, Mrs Emily 5
Callahan. Eliza Anne
Carr. Margaret
Carroll, Miss Jane
Gail. Mrs. Mary
Clarke. Ms Sarah n
CawIing. Bridget
Craren, Miss Mary
Cleveland. Mrs z c 9
Cferay, Mrs " Professor
Clinton, Miss Catharine
Clifford, Mrs tWillettstl
Chisolm. Miss f
Chambers. Miss Emeiine
Croxen, Mrs Martha c
Cogswell. Mrs Setnanihe
Coleman. Mrs Caroline
Copinger, Margaret
Crombie, Miss MARY \
CoDneiey. Mrs julia
Conu.f. Miss Margaret
Conklin. Mrs Marin
Collans Mrs { Rosevcil-sO
Conklin, Mrs (Moll-st
Conner. Mrs Elizabeth
Conner, Mary
Con way, Catharue
Cummings, Mrs Eliza NJ
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