To Messrs. HENRY HUBBARD, &c,
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~"os"S tH &NcU IUhs-h young uDukl
ing girl named Julia Ann Hazleton, agedh,
went to New York from Vermont abouros
since, for the purpose of embarking fhe
with family rs governess to childrshe
she arrived, she was dissuaded from 10:
by some miiliner girls, and went and lin,
dress making trade. Afterwards the ~
went to an emigrant boarding house, azy'
acquainted with boatman who promiseoi
riage. and on that pretence he took her be
Of prostitution, stating that an AldernH }
arrive to perform The ceremony. Afe


till late hour, and no Alderman appcSs
was induced to remain all night, and ~
who had deceived her, after having indt
yield to his base wishes, left her on the /
morning, 10 return. He did no. return, q
days after having no means 20 pay her q
was turned out Of doors. She immedic,
ceeded to the wharf in search of her BET
found him. She inquired il it was his 4
10 marry her. His reply was, I" wouI,


id FIRST" upon which, in moment %


she ran to the Battery, and threw hersel|


river. She was fortunately seen by cod
tempt selfdestruction, rescued from q
grave. and taken in charge BY the Moro


Society. 4