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Feb. 26ti, after severe lness, in the 9Th yeas O. =
age. JOHN LEONARD, son Of Paul A. Curtis, -,
The friends Of the family inyicd'o atteid lie SS-
oui The house OF his father, No. i5s Brcome st i'
day) afteTroon, al O'clock .so-~


On "Wednesday, Fes. asth, 3frs. HENRIETTA W."
Of Sietoas Jacobes, in the 10Th year Of her 'ss The


The relatives ard friends u the faEiy, as1 - -, her
Congregation Of the Church, OF which she was ,ef
uGder pastoral OF the Rev. j. = De:ae 20
OF Green and Houston streets, respec;idl! rr.s
attend her funeral from her late resitesee, 70; =
street, tomorrow (Frdsy) afternoon, at ! 0e''s>
25th, Edmond Livingston, ..


10Th, Thomas hathaway. u.
Gath, james II. KnGlle, 81.


25ih. Sarah F. Smith, 10. So


AZ Rochester, ED. MIS- Martha Eo"iaia''''' 6i


II Bergen, X y. l7ia, Lau!a "'e.s, -, Nh, Lee.
At Philadelphia, I'D. May hsSley' az ~
II. Stewart 49, Mary Hal, 30. tsy, formerly
| AZ Norwich VI. Jan. IL, Capt AGen fat'


Fg, On board fsse Potomac Daniel DaIn;
man Jar. aith, James Cooke, seaman, Jan. <aH'


a. Tahtti. society Islands. 4th sept Samuel L.
Ter, I. S. Consul, u Marb.ehead, MASS.