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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

~, xsya uUkki, AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
ENM 60 summer Arrhn semrnI-C Commencing Monday
May ith, 1916 Arrangements I'll soon be made
OF which due notes will be gwen for addons train,
leaving Morrstown al 9 A. M and NewYork at u neon.
Lsav- Now-YOrk, Leave Newark, Leave Morristown,
O'Clock A. NJ. O'Clock A. M 81 O'Clock A. M
Pm. M PM
Passengers by the Morning Train to Morrston will ar
i've there al lOi O'Clock, where Stages will Ia readiness
TO convey them 10 Schooleys Mountain, Washington Boz
vdsre and s,Ion daily TO Succssun Sanhope Newton
Milford and Owego on Mondays, Wednrsdays and Pr!.
days and 10 RocKsway, Dover, Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Ssurdays each Line returning
tn. following days NEE. tho p NJ. trains for N. Y
Stage will leave for Baking Ridge eyory evening
tho arrival Of hs cars al Morristown.
Passengers through 10 and from Jersey City without
changing On leaving the City, passengers viii de-
posi- their baggage In the foot OF Corls
where Agent will be In attendance 10 receive It. All
packages bundles be- entered the wayb, los
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 70 Morrstown
from Albany Basin, by Stephens Condrs Line Of Sloops
to Newark from the transportation Ohco OF tho N j.
e. r. and Trans Co foot o! Llbsrtyst and desired, will
b. called for Ia any OF Guy, by application at sad
Office. IRA DODO. superintendent my4 u
sCHoOLEY's MOUNTAIN, via Mouistown and Nor
rte and Es'ex Railroad from No~ark.-To accommodate
travellers to schooeys hountsn from fnlsd- pits snd
New orh an Extra rain OF will be hst~r-n
NewafA AID hofristo~D, by the Morris md Es.ex Rail-
road, conGiencng Mondsy. July 3.h leaving HoistUwu
a. s. NJ. leaving Newark ~ +. ~. Or, arrival
Of Ine Il hUon sn from New YORK and morons Train
from Phiad-ph4, with whirh trains nero Will be dir. ct
Connection. b. ibis Train VIII arrive Nor.
al NJ. where Stages will b, readiness con.
Vey them directly 10 school-y. aounr.in yIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
OHRISTIAN CITIZEN.

ESLlHu BURRITT, Edtot.-The Christian Citizen Is
r. publsbed every Saturday. in Worcester Mass on hne
White paper Of double medium sise q, 81 50 per aanu
Il viii aim to develop the Christian citizen INTO the f1
atsture Of perfect Avoiding sl c"nrove-d ,enels
an RELIGIOUS ie IL win geek TO extract from The sp 81
sha Gospel Practical Christianity which .hsi Petvade
ina hoari and trs pire all the sciops OF e Sympsms s
Win s the enterprises Of Chsan Seoevoenee II WIZ
spsak foy Peace Temperance. Righteousness, FsNn In
God and Faith 10 Humanity Hws spess sgSinsi ali " ar
IN he splr,t OF Peace II win speas TO- he Save as tSE
bro,her bound twill spesS for the Univer-al Sro,ne'
hood OF mankind Thu spel shsl! preach from VIII %
The Gospel CT tho Millennium II will esve ~eeAiy N e,
s.,s of yocdvtll, member OF ioe social and family
circle 10 which may sdui,ied Fo' ihs Soonrcfpo
lion Of ,ts readers Il will have department called me
.. sehoo Roou" In which The Editor will endeayor 10 IT.
ts.est them in The OF eSeher ssssios
them 70 their studies and apply them 10 purposes
Of practical life will pressnt weekly ausnscIips 0! S-n'
ersl News, boih Domestic and Foreign.
Tae Citizen already enjoys preliy extensive foresu
Correspepdsnce which The Editor 10 epos.V"finH "a III
10 value and vsriey To enhance the Interest o;
Ihis Of he psper BE- now oa bis way 70 ns
.nd Wh The view to make the Tour OF the Country GA
foot and 10 make tho Czen tho record oil hs esy ooee
vniions and incidents OF travel , ,.,,
ET Specimen Nulnbers OF the Ciz'n WILDE torwafoeo
for examination, graiutously, ordered postpaid .
o. All business communications should % sooesseo "
EtHU BURNT co. ..n,su
Ryorocsfer Mas. June, 1876 1Vio otoSot'
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SECOND BOARD.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In the ,hip Ns,o York from Lirrpool-Rev. II ID Sc
well and lady, England Miss Parton. do Misc Lev
erick do Mias Flood Dublin G D'Oer. do Master
Cluf do P Matthew'S, Newark; Miss + Evans Phiia'
dslnhis w r Nelson. Peekskin and 335 in Storage
IN the sAip Osieego from Nsn Orteans-Mrs Rinegold
two children und ANITA. Miss l. Mycr Miss Laid
low, Miss Laldow. Mrs l. Feytell, Thomas
Meyer. Thos Sherry John Smith Avegno, George
Il Crockett Esq, and " 10 tho steerage.
In us brig Carib, from Pictoa-Mr John King lady and
children, Mrs Purse. and Mrs John White.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED,

CLEAREu,
Ships Norman, SPAWN, Brszos Santiago Florence,
(Brem) Paulson. L,bon. Mason & Thompson Maria
Helena (ChD Curphy, Valparaiso. &c. Bartlett; Her
land, (Br) Hooper, Quebec, Cook & smith.
Rsrks Elizabeth Jordon, Portland. Bunker s. Plsce ;
Swan Blanchard Havana Nesmith & Walsh Edward,
Thles Qo,,epburg, Hsbicht
BriRs Tweed. MeDougall Windsor, N F, Soule & Whit
ney Gen Warren, Schester Boston. Nesmiih Walsh
Wolga,t, (Prusl Peter. Fiusbiug &c. w w-sser Agu
sio, (Port) Coeho. Madeira, McEvers Emily Per
kins. Norfolk; NeuvitHs, Baker, Whining on Pearl
Small. Salem; Madison. Hoey, Savannah Sturges,
Chairman & Co
Schrs Gen Grant Newman. West Indies Middleton &
Co J d Jones. Gr,ffng, Wilmington Curiew, Tikiob.
Curacao, fouke Son Pearson. Roberts: Nassau
Brilliant Halle City Point; Dispatch Corsou, Whining.
ton Mankln Terry Baltimore Ccyion. Croker Phil.
adelphia Emma Dickinson do Ann Hymsn. Totem.
Bswoern Elizabeth Ann. =, Yarmouth, s,
Braine Ashland. Payne, Boston,
Sioop Medas French. Providence.
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= TNIoN LINZ OF PACKETS FOX LIv-

.. UnION LINE OF PACKETS FOX LIv-
sfpooI-PscEr.o " h= lesa July; The ns~ .pleooid
.s and fss, sailing packet alp EMPIRE, llG0 LOGS
hn-h.r Csnt I a Riisseil, will sa:l TaurIdsy Jc!y
Is,h Der regular day This ragrthceC; packet splen
dd sceon for cable second and steetuso
na.seoy.r. winch viii b taken q reduced ratea For
vnic auc 70 secure beat oefhs apply on board,
DIR s tIorth ,tyer or 10 w. J. r. TAPScOPT,
jys - soo;a-se % door osaeW Burning uP'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
ARRIVED.

Packet ship New YORK. Chopper from Liverpool June
I'd mdse to II c Marshall. Exchanged with bark Bal
TIC June 81, In LAT IS 80, Ion By %.
Ship Os wego Johnson. fiom New-Orlesns. 18th UT
and Bar June ed wheat and tobacco 10 E Collins <
Co Sailed In company With shtp Wabash, Hathaway,
for New. York and parted of Indian Hey
Ship Wabash, Hathaway, 10 ds fm New Orleans ud'e
to Stanton & Frost-
Brig Chaires Fusher, from Malaga June sss, ud'e 10
master Passed GU rsl,sr Juue 9 Left at Gran. May
ssth bark wb,op Curtis from NewYork via 81 Thorn
re- dig July 7th lat 81 % ion % 10 10 the Cult was
ends. ami washed near every thing of deck, Lost cs,
boosc cooking utensils, &c.
Brig Csrib Clark, IL do from Pc,ou Co. to Foster
Niokerson 100 chsdrons coal, Soule whitney 20,
Brig Alien Kpg Manson, de I'm Boston mdse TO 5
w Lewis.
Sehr Citizen Allen 1 do FIN Harwick. fsh. to master.
Schr Empire Burr. 3 DIS from Paiiadelphia coal.
Schr Siynet Smith Dc I'm Philsdelph!s coal.
Schr Hsvens. Turner, de ia, Heriin, corn
Schr Independence. Decker, de TN Virginia fruit
Schr n Parker, Parker. . ds I'm Virginia
Sloop DAYTON Decker , ID FIN Very inia
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PASSENGERS SAILED,

Is the ship Ba,arioo, for Lip-pooi-Mr Cuuningha
Murdock, Upper Canada; John Wightman Jas Wight
man. Alabama; X Spea. Berth Ayrshire, Scotland !; r
Chamberlain London Row Church, Major Lewis.
A; Wager Wes,erRvie Oneida Co.
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OmciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

Ap,s.1Iszp TEE TRIBUNE r7EcIAL ApTorurxEzr.
is Ard BE- " flytAsr enacted,
And all advertisements made under the orders Of e Posi-
carter Gcoeral in nevspep-r Of
orealed for in PosI Oce shall be Inserted pepz
pspers Of the town place where The oce advertising
may be situated A1rrnY ti< Larstrt circulation
Serp Pen Office LrrD poss>6 March 3, l54S.
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q. 5HGTHROUGH ms ~Ta~ ,
{&f4 SS451&eE7Y hours FROM NEW. S5rSase3SSx91
nnhs1 .-@1 TO WHEEL n1Aszs1z-nsHa.@4

'sz,s< A-YOhK TO WHEEL AaAs'a'aanA@"
ING ard PlTT52URG, via PHILADELPHIA, BALTl
MORE srd OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md--3SO
MILES RAILROAD.
To Western Trsyelsrs.-Greai United States Mail ARD
esa.euse Route Wheeling, Pisnoarg Cincinnati aod
Tie Souih arc West
Pass-ngers going directly through,
Leave New York foot of LberIyst North hi1er, a "A
P. 81. in the Gr-ai Mail Trsin-
Arrive q f0llsdeiphis a; 9 r a.
Leave Philadelphia al 10 P. N. dstly-Aail Train
Arrive IL Baltimore al o A M. -
Leave Baltimore IT A n. by tho Baltimore an Ohio
Railroad, 100 miles
Leave Cumberland ai6 r n 81 The National Road snc
Good Intent Stage Lines, and arrive Wheeling Ps
blfgh evening.
~ THz SECOND MAIL leaves New-York, 3 A. NJ b,
RsItoad. Leave Philadelphia, Sundays -xcsptc, az z
IL oy Steamboat, and A b. BY Railroad for Baltimore
Passengers for PiIsbura take The splendid snd mo
dern 5leapboeiS Brownsville and thereby hsy sopl,
y miles Of Staging 90 The hOle route
First class STEAMBOATS, leave ~oeetng and Pinsburg
hourly, and Passengers Forwarded without delay 70
Cincinnati al oner rors he South and West Fare
81 ~ Cincinnati.
For through tickets By this apply In Phsdel p Ia st
Tie Railroad Othc, corner OF AarAeI and ErVeoni u a.
IS South TnrdsI and board steamboat Docks natL
Pare through from Philadelphia Whe-Ins sIa 70 rh
burg 5L2 win privilege OF stopping a. Baltimore and
rsunng pleasure FOR faIther Apply
J. L. obr.'a nm, ns0.';, a.
Railroad O5cs foot Of L.berty-st ii and q 4 ID
al Adtrs Co.'S No 10 Wsl-s. n II ~ or ely hotei
No Rrnar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
THE TRIBUNE.
C,,, Items. .s.1usoAr. July IL. :

lily ltcEIH. --SA1VkpAr' 1u') -
sRoorlsa CAsE.-Henry c. Marx alias Dandy
Marx re,.cing Broad 4th-st was arrested
this morning for shos;iHg and dangerously wouncins
vounr raik-s Francis Crus.ck under the follow
ing circumstances VIZ 1t appears ths; sister Of Cfusck
had been yisg the family OF Marks as domestic Tor
abcus SIX weeks in consequence OF her compensation
rot being Nqudated her satisfaction she s and this
or.,pg came 10 city with her brother, and called
.hs souse 20 ask the amount alleged 10 be due her.
shcr IS 1. stated by the GIRL the door shut in her
S.es hercupon informed her brother how abe had
beam treated and going the house Of Marx himself
With view OF seeing tina: justice done 10 his sister
MAI AIRED of pistol loaded with heavy shot: seriously
woundIng him. He removed TO the Hospital and
Marx arrested, Is stated.
Reconnaissance daring rogue yesterday stole
from the Of Mrs c. s. Morris No. s2t Chx;haui-st
or 10 gold bracelets. set with topaz and other stones
also Is or 10 finger riggs set with single garnet stones
BuRoLAKY-A person named Arthur Donnelly
arrested last Dght suspicion OF breaking the
workshop Of Mr.. VIM. Hsdly, carpenter, In l3th-st-
DEsERTER TAKEH-Ofjcer Dopnelly of the Is.
Ward last night arrested Michael Mcclure charge OF
bsing deser;er from the L. 8 Army.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Sentences
Benz osker, convicted OF forgery In the Sd degree was
this morning sentenced TO be Imprisoned in the STATE
% for the term Of two years Edward MOTIFS wig
tftay plead guilty TO on Indictment for mansaus~ ,,1
he sth degree sentenced 20 be connneo IN ne w.
Prison for the term one month
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

". II. y q,
HAJHERE the fol owing great atlracdoLs will he present
w ed-Cioth Coats black, bne brown and olive, from
So 20 S6 Apaccs, Crrtor, Brown Linens Check Linens.
Scotch snt Cling hams; Tweed SAKE Gotha Ca,hmr
Jeans and M-rino Sacks frcss D,-.s and Shad
Coats, OF -v-rv color anu shape. from 81 TO s..
Pan,s-C4ssim-rrs Liz zen ard W CHI CAS- Alpscca
Merno. White Brown Lioeo. fancy summer French
aud American Cassm-res from 81 TO s. Vests-S Satin
plain aud striped; CB.hmers Metuo. Silh Mss-es, Va
lsucs Gins ham and very handsome .yle 81 Lii beat
for summer wear from IS TO 81 Boyf Clothing
equally ch-ap good ~ for sumner hsnd
jJS lmeod- w. Il. DE- GROOT CO, I0x Fulton.st
RARE CHANCE for investment IN th1 Dry Goods
"A Business The stock fixtures and goodwill VI reail
Dry Goods that ha, b.-n established than eight
years and Ia doing good business Is ofeed for sale. al
this time only sccoubt Of the continued H. health the
proprietor P.rsors with cash, JbIantnI credit wish
Ing engage Ia business wi nod ibis opportu
DiIy For farther Information inquire Of ROBERT y.
GAGE, 81 Pin-st aicressed To J. NJ. Searus,
Agent and Broker, and -f The Tribune Office viii meet
with prompt attention lyil lNr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

" We have heard Of most shocking occur
rsnce in the Anna Coco settlement; in this parish few
days since. Two children, boy and girl, aged, It is
s.d and 10 years. with hatchets killed younger
brother and sister Their mother, IL said, went from
home and LEFT the young children In charge Of the old
ooss when the latter determined 10 kill them in order
says the report that they might be rid Of the trouble Of
Winding them. Red River (La) Republican.
TIE New MAIL MISUNDERSTANDING TO
mistake In the Postofice Department 10 not fur
nishng the necessary the Post Master at
Chsreiton. the new mall arrangement does not work
very smoothly as yet The boats are not permitted 10
leave for this city unt! eleven o'clock unless the VIII
mins,on boats hsvs previously arrived. In few day,
NO trust the machinery may work better.
tsavsnnah Repub July :.
EXCESSIVE RoBBERY.-We learn from gentle
man Just from the West, that some lime during last
week the residence Of Mr. Bingsea. near Whitesvie,
Harris County, entered by or persons and
robbed Of oOo-upward Of IS 900 in gold and the
balance bonds Both Mr. Bin see aud hi, Over
asleep the house at the time the robbery
committed The rogues entered the house through an
open window. light obtained the keys and escaped
with their booty undetected No clue has thus far been
discovered leading the detection of the perpetrators OF
the deed. Savannah Republican, 9TH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

rENHE POCKET ESCRiTOIh-Ssns $40 ~
.Ish,-,ts case covered with morocco, psir gui ~
nsrby illuminated IS In by q In: IN deep aEiias ne
eorr reoci,,e. Of the portsbe tesy and ecraSins ne
n,y celebrated letter AID coin oalsnce, wiz pen hoce5
sppc,lon OF rs,.nd WIKI udis rubber stopper nine
s,eel pens s,,er and eh-ou,r seal tao
nj bnn card l2.nch measure, Ind!s ruboet 81 srn
msa.inon or Other waters sticks Of sealing YAK, WAX
,spsrs w1 Pronehs ngh being s1f;i-ns 10 .e, 1e'
Ito No. 49, Fptor-sL Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

IJAMs, TONGUES, Sno.sd Beef a5d pecs. P!s up
for IA rsily use for sale BY TOWNSEND CO ~ Inen
pscknS E,,snl.hneu, Nos. 27 and - Carysae-st near
Eou,ton.L They have ,lso fos sale puaehb
Erps By whoisssls o. RETAIL Si ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

>,ALAMANDEn IkOS Foundry.-Ths .ub.clprrs
- al heir new oaiidtag Nos 1872 oi Goescx-st ew
door. OF have 6r.t and -,eriene-d
employed sd prepared orders FOR
Light heavy castings short New-Yofk, Juns
7ts, ISIS. Y.R- J. AGoRY. tsso lE'
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Hnsur6nce.

JUNE RER2RTT q No. ,ss S WAN @sii-.t .l'' i
~. In,r.rudou durios the Eonth OIL one o-e ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
MURDER OF Mr.. scHooLcRAFT-The albany

MURDER OF Mr.. ScHooLcRAFT.-The Atodny
Evening Journal contains the following BY Teie-
graph BurFAto, July 10, 1896
The steamer Niagara is in from Chicago, having
made the run 10 days and 20 unutes Including sli
s,ons By her we learn the death Of Mr.. HENRY r
scflooIcnAFr late Indian Agent at Ssut St Marie He
va, murdered by a half Breed named Tanner, last
week The murderer Is at large, but puroued oy the
enstre population
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
.s s5sSi fs ss1 hoy faii:isa|

PAEY 70 all the Western SiaIss and ih5 Canada
Troy and OHIO Line; Troy and Erie Line; New York and
Ohio Line; D-troi Line, Oswego, Troy and Ohio Lines
Northern Trans pona.ion Line.
Bed Bird Packets and Stages.
James H. Hooker; lde, Coil Z Cot Kindly, Pssse
Co. Elias PsI.1rsoni Pope Cssn George W. Hieks, and
Others proph.tors.
Six B0as Of the above Lines will leave NewYork, All q
and Troy daily for The West and North The above gee
en-n propretors 10 the whole line all the Wessrn
States, and the Canadian Emgrans and Others Will save
time and money by calling the above lines before gern2
csughi In the numerous fraudulent Offices In New York
There IFS boats OF lhe hnes, all fitted 10 good
style FOR p1ssengers and rsish La OF fare will be hcp
In s The ocss and In will any person charged
more Offices, Nos n, %, 50 Coeny!es Sip. General
Passage oces Il The foot OF Barclay and Cortland 10
Oaces- PHILIP CASWELL,
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List Of Letters Remaining in the E.Y. Post 0rcs,
Saturday, July II:
~ Please mea,ton the DATE of Tie LIT IN sAIea raS
re nduerfts<d LADIES' LIST

Anderson, Mrs J. p
Apologize. Mis- Clar!ese
Abbott, Carisss
A res, hiss Sarah Maria
Avery. Maria
Ash, Mis9 Elizabeth
Amerrnsn, Mri c u
ABBOTT, Mira + c
Blackle, 1!ariHh Anna
Brsgar, Cathsrine
Brsrkey, Martha
Bebee, Miss Maris A
Bartr.sa. Jane Kelly
( Brady. Mrs ~ =
Bisctmnp, Mas Sarsh a
Bland, Mrs. Teacher
Bachlor, Harriet =
! B-pteI. Mis. FrindficA
BIscIweli, Mrs 3 ,,,.
Bsdlor., Miss Hs,rie' 4
BLANCHARD, Elizs a
Snrkisy, Margaret
Sncs.lew, Miss Anna Msris
Bow n, Efzs 6
Brown. Mary
soyn,on, Miss Susan
Boviu, Alice
Boromen. Mira e
Burgess. Miss Margaret
auckland, Misa Rpxans
Briggs, Miss Eiizs
Bush, Miss =
Browu, Sarah
Bo~man, Mary r
Chambers, Mary
Ciur,, Mis-. Am
Curty, M-fy
C<Dl-s, Miss Anne
Charles, Aun
CsreilI, Amsr DE-
Carroll, Bridget
C4vap All. Miss
Craven Mis-. Monlgomsry-s'
Clara, Cs,hf.ne
Csls!ps, Alvta
Cam p5ell, Mils Csthsrine
Cuafnberla n. Misc Louisa
Cooper. Eliza
Coyle. Ellen
Cur~eu. Mrs Cherry-ID
CorcorsD, Mira John
Curtis, Catherine
Courteney, Hannah
Coivllle. Miss Jane
Cole, Maria
Coot, Esther 8
Goblin, Catherine
Cori ely, EI.Dor
Clinton, Ms, Catherine
Crillry, mra tWsshington-ai
Cox. Eizsnrih
Davis, Clara
ueiauy Miss Enssr
Daily, Margsreth Bridget
Oeaa. Mr., Greenwirh-sp
D-aIy. Rose Anna
D.lHng Elsa
Darcy. Aun
Davis, Mrs joseph II
Dexter, Mis-, Enza NJ
Daiiey, hiss Csshrine
Oewolie, julia
Dougheriy, Mrs. A
Dixon, MIS- tPearl-s')
ID xou. Mas Margaret
Dlss, Rebeccs
U,rbgu. Catherine
Dryer, Mary
Downey. MI" Julia Ann
Eude, Maria
Eunl. Nj. henry
Ed wares. Fanny
Edwsrcs Ml,sE T
Pagan, Sarah
Evsrii:. Miss Abby
Erwin. Maria q
Edmsnds. Catherine
FinneEan, Mary
Frsusllh. Mrs + w
Fszhn, Ml,r Mary
Ferry. Catherine
Farrell, Mary
Fre-insn Miss Mary Jane
Frsncis, Ann
Frorpe, Mlss n
forbes, Mic, Isabella
Fowier, hiss Mary
Film, Mis-. Margaret
Fowler, Mrs d
Fuller. Mrs Ben lemi1
Fitch. Mis-. i,iarg
Gray, Helena
GallHs her, Miss Mary
GArdner. Miss (Fourth.sif
Grant, Mary
Graham, hiiss NJ Ann
Gordon, Miss Charlotte
Hall, Mnry
Hely, Enzaneth
Harding, Frances
Hobysrck, susanna l.
HeHln, M,tt Cs,haripe p
Harding. Miss Mary f
Henry, Hannah A
hsgkn, Mary
Hcidelburgh. Mary A
Hsilbrome. Heneriiig
Hrr drrrr. Miss Elizabeth
Hulsn. Ellen
Hugginp. NJ airy f Ii
Hunt. LuGicv X
Houghtop. Mira II b
Hughes, Sa'sh
biggins. Mary
Hunt. Bridge,
Hurley, M,ss Margaret
Holmes. Miss Eliysbsih
Hoyt. Sarah
Hopkins. Jane
Howard Eliza
HSvsrd, JULIA Ann
Hunt, Miss ADgeltEs
Jcevnn, Mary
JOnes. Euza
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MRS, ANG ELINA BROWN

MRS, ANT bLINA BHUWN
ID EGS leave irfOrn her Friends former ooarders and
- the public generally that he opened large snd coin-
modous BOARDING HOUSE, No. 800 Broadway. Perma-
,rans-u Dosders by The week month he
accommodate with iiug rooms bed roous and Psrlcrs
THE Conixps than 10 sup
piled with cold ard no, ai-r BATH, oh-r
ni-nce cute; aud comfortable home IA ihr
good qusies tcbl- aud ih- of
her references whsn required abundant and
hand iy'0 lmeod-