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INCOEPORATED  IX  NEW  YORK,  FEBRUARY  7,  1814. 

PRESENTED  AT  THE 

ANNUAL  MEETING  OF  THE  SOCIETY, 

December  5th,  1861. 


Asylum  Erected  November,  1838. 


NEW  YORK : 
JOHN  F.  TROW,  PRINTER,  50  GREENE  STREET, 

BETWEEN  GRAND  AND  BEOOME. 

1861. 


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BOARD    OF  MANAGEMENT 

FOR  THE  ENSUING  YEAR. 


MRS.  ANNE  INNES,  First  Directress, 
MRS.  A.  GILLETT,  Second  Directress, 
MRS.  A.  T.  ANDERSON,  Treasurer, 
MRS.  W.  M.  VERMILYE,  Secretary,  . 
MRS.  S.  M.  BECKLEY,  Register,  . 


159  East  leth  street. 
1(58  East  19th  street. 

54  West  26th  street. 
53  Clinton  place. 

55  Amity  street. 


MANAGERS 


MRS.  S.  VAN  ANTWERP, 
MRS.  R.  BARFE, 
MRS.  R.  GOLDSMITH,  . 
MRS.  JOHN  D.  CAMPBELL, 
MRS.  REV.  CHAS.  G.  SOMMERS, 
MRS,  JOHN  LOWERY, 
MRS.  JOSEPH  B.  COLLINS, 
MRS.  WARREN  CARTER, 
MRS.  THEODORE  D WIGHT, 
MRS.  SAMUEL  A.  CHURCH, 
MBS.  E.  D.  MORGAN,  . 
MRS.  S.  W.  ANDERSON,  . 
MISS  GELSTON, 
MISS  M.  G.  BRINKERHOFF, 
MISS  A.  T.  HICKS, 
MRS.  JAMES  SUYDAM, 
MRS.WM.  M.  VERMILYE, 
MRS.  A,  V.  W.  VAN  VECHTEN, 
MRS.  CHARLES  MINTON,  Sr. 
MRS.  HENOP, 


55  Amity  street. 

34  W.  46th  street. 
273  Tenth  street. 
72  West  21st  street. 
17  St,  Mark's  place. 
164  Fifth  avenue. 
97  West  11th  street. 
107  Madison  avenue. 

62  Harrison  st,  Brookly 
78  East  14th  street 

35  Lafayette  olace. 
Westchester. 

35  West  20th  street. 
59  Second  avenue. 
261  Fifth  avenue. 
East  38th  c.  Fourth  a  v. 
58  Clinton  place. 

131  West  47th  street. 

132  West  14th  street. 
44  West  21st  street 


MRS.  A.  M.  GRAY,  Matbon. 

PHYSICIANS. 

DR.  JAMES  S.  COOPER,  Attendant  Physician,  90  East  22d  street. 
DR.  W.  B.  BIBBINS,  "  "  60  E.  28th  st  n.  F 

DR.  JOHN  WATSON,  Consulting  "  117  Tenth  street. 


Asylum,  130  East  Twentieth  street. 


FORTY-EIGHTH  ANNUAL  REPORT 


OF  THE 

ASSOCIATION  FOR  THE  RELIEF  OF 
RESPECTABLE 

AGED  INDIGENT  FEMALES. 

,  «♦«  

Ix  presenting  their  forty-eighth  Annual  Report,  the  Board 
of  Managers  would  recognize  with  gratitude  the  continued 
favor  of  God  upon  the  institution  under  their  care,  during  an- 
other year. 

The  charity  represented  by  the  Board,  though  unobtrusice 
in  form,  takes  nevertheless  a  worthy  place  among  the  various 
enterprises  of  Christian  beneficence.  Our  divine  Redeemer, 
when  on  earth,  was  wont  to  minister  to  human  woe  and  suffer- 
ing ;  and  we  doubt  not  that  among  those  whom  he  thus  re- 
lieved were  many  aged  and  infirm  ones ;  and  it  is  not  mere 
fancy  to  suppose  that  He  who,  in  the  hour  of  His  agony  on  the 
Cross,  should  be  thoughtful  of  her  who  bore  Him,  and  com- 
mend her  to  the  care  of  a  disciple,  often  felt  sympathy  and 
extended  a  kindly  hand  to  others  of  her  sex,  who,  with  the 
burthen  of  poverty,  felt  the  added  burthen  of  increasing  years. 

During  the  year  which  has  closed,  death  has  not  been  un- 
mindful of  his  work  among  the  inmates  of  our  Asylum.  Seven 
of  them  have  passed  away  from  earth.  Their  names,  ages,  and 
periods  of  residence  in  the  Asylum  are  as  follows : 


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Amelia  Skatts, 

aged 

80, 

inmate 

6 

Sabah  Scovill, 

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Elizabeth  Steeeteb, 

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10 

Elizabeth  Getty, 

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15 

Julia  Tayloe, 

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76, 

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6 

MAEY  JtTBIN, 

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10 

Maet  Scott, 

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68, 

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Since  our  last  report,  eight  persons  have  been  admitted  to 
the  Asylum.  The  circumstances  connected  with  the  cases  of 
two  of  their  number  are  worthy  of  mention.  They  had  been 
applicants  for  admission  to  the  institution,  and  as  such  had 
been  approved  by  the  Board,  and  were  awaiting  the  oppor- 
tunity to  avail  themselves  of  a  home  within  its  walls  when 
death  should  create  the  necessary  vacancy.  For  thirty  long 
years  these  aged  women  had  travelled  the  journey  of  life  to- 
gether, living  in  common,  and  supporting  themselves  as  best 
they  could  by  the  small  earnings  of  the  needle.  One  of  them 
was  feeble,  and  to  her  necessities  the  other  ministered  with  a 
constant  and  abiding  affection.  At  last  their  resource  of  work 
failed  them,  and  their  means  of  support  was  cut  off.  "Without 
the  ability  to  pay  their  small  rent,  they  were  turned  from  be- 
neath the  roof  which  sheltered  them  into  the  open  street.  In 
this  hour  of  extreme  trial  they  were  found  by  a  friend,  and 
measures  at  once  were  taken  to  bring  them  into  the  Asylum. 
Here  they  have  found  a  home  which  will  shelter  them  for  the 
future. 

The  present  number  of  inmates  in  the  institution  is  ninety- 
three. 

Applications  for  admission  are  being  constantly  refused,  in 
consequence  of  the  limited  accommodations  which  our  build- 
ing affords.  These  applications  at  the  present  time  are  espe- 
cially numerous  and  urgent.  It  is  hard,  indeed,  to  close  the 
door  against  so  many  of  the  daughters  of  sorrow, — many  of 
them  alone,  and  homeless,  in  the  autumn  of  life.  It  is  reason- 
able to  suppose  that,  with  the  increasing  growth  of  our  city, 


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these  applications  will  continue  to  multiply.  The  subject  of  a 
new  and  enlarged  building  has  been  mentioned  in  several  of 
our  preceding  reports,  and  has  for  a  considerable  period  been 
the  subject  of  earnest  solicitude  with  the  Board.  Measures 
were  taken  last  year  to  bring  the  matter  before  the  public, 
and  an  appeal  was  made  for  aid  in  its  behalf,  to  which  a  grat- 
ifying response  was  beginning  to  be  made,  when  the  troubles 
of  the  country  interfered.  In  the  present  condition  of  the 
times,  it  seems  to  the  Board  proper  to  suspend  the  work  of 
soliciting  funds  for  the  object  we  have  in  view.  The  Board 
deeply  regret  the  necessity  of  this  step,  and  the  more  espe- 
cially, because  the  reason  which  seems  to  make  it  necessary  is 
also  the  reason  which  renders  the  work  of  enlargement  the 
more  imperative. 

But  very  many  to  whom,  under  other  circumstances,  we 
might  confidently  look  for  aid,  have  been  compelled  to  sub- 
mit to  the  pressure  of  adverse  fortune,  while  others  of  our 
friends  have  been  called  upon  to  give  largely  of  their  sub- 
stance to  the  maintenance  of  the  Government  in  its  hour  of 
trial.  We  cannot  fail  to  realize  the  sacredness  of  the  obliga- 
tions which  have  thus  been  met,  even  though  it  has  diverted 
means  which  otherwise  might  have  flowed  into  our  Treas- 
ury. "We  look,  however,  earnestly  forward  to  the  time  when 
a  brighter  day  shall  dawn  upon  our  land,  and  peace  be  restor- 
ed to  our  borders,  and  then  beneath  those  brighter  skies  we 
shall  hope  to  prosecute  to  complete  success  our  cherished 
plan  of  a  new  and  enlarged  building.  Meanwhile  the  funds 
which  have  been  subscribed  and  paid  in  have  been  deposited 
in  the  New  York  Life  Insurance  and  Trust  Company,  where 
they  are  drawing  interest. 

The  Board  take  occasion  again  to  renew  their  expression 
of  obligation  to  Drs.  Cooper,  Bibbins,  and  Watson  for  their 
continued  and  gratuitous  services  during  the  year  among  the 
inmates  of  our  Asylum. 

Divine  service  has  been  regularly  attended  on  the  Sabbath 


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in  the  chapel ;  and  it  is  a  grateful  office  here  to  acknowledge 
the  aid  we  have  received  in  these  services  from  many  of  the 
pastors  of  our  city.  They  have  thus  illustrated  anew  the 
truth,  that  to  the  poor  the  gospel  is  preached. 

In  reference  to  our  Treasurer's  Report,  it  is  proper  to 
state  that,  although  many  of  our  regular  subscribers  are  at 
present  in  Europe,  their  names  remain  in  the  list,  thus  creat- 
ing an  apparent  discrepancy  in  the  figures. 

Honorable  and  grateful  mention  should  be  made  of  the  Aux- 
iliary Society  of  this  Institution,  organized  in  December,  1823, 
which  continues  to  provide  out-door  pensioners  with  garments. 

In  closing  this  report,  the  Board  would  again  commend 
this  charity  to  the  beneficent  sympathies  of  the  public.  God 
setteth  the  solitary  in  families,  and  where  from  any  cause  the 
family  tie  has  been  severed,  we  would  seek  to  imitate  the 
divine  goodness,  by  providing,  as  far  as  in  us  lies,  for  the  ob- 
jects of  our  charity,  an  Asylum  which  shall  be  to  them  a  home 
here  upon  earth,  until  they  pass  to  the  Father's  house  above. 

Note. — By  a  recent  vote  of  the  Board  of  Managers,  the  time 
por  holding  the  Anniversary  Meeting  was  changed  from  the  last 
Thursday  in  November  to  the  first  Thursday  in  December. 


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BUILDING  FUND. 
Amounts  received  since  the  Report  of  1860. 


BY  MRS.  IXXES. 

Mrs.  L.  Zimmerman,    $20  00 

BY  MBS.  GILLETTE. 

By  sale  of  work,  7  50 

BY  MBS.  BECKLEY. 

Miss  J.  White,  10  00 

"  S.  Corson,  10  00 

BY  MBS.  SOMMERS. 

Mr.  Chas.  Colgate,  100  00 

"  J.  M.  Bruce,  30  00 

"  J.  W.  Howes,  20  00 

"  Jas.  Stokes,  100  00 

"  Robt.  Colgate,  100  00 

BY  MRS.  #OLLIXS. 
"W~.  B.    50  00 

BY  MRS.   S.  W.  AXDEESOX. 

Sale  of  work,  2  00 

Mrs.  Gautier,  100  00 

BY  MISS  A.  T.  IIICKS. 

A    Collection  taken 
in   the  Church  on 


University  Place  on 
Thanksgiving  day, 
through  Mr.   J.  C. 
Green,  Treasurer,     258  36 
Mrs.  R.  L.  Stuart,        250  00 
Mr.  W.  M.  Halsted,      100  00 

BY  MRS.  VERMILYE. 

Mrs.  Yermilye,  5  00 

Mr.  Edward'Dean,  2  00 

"  Richard  Brown,  2  50 

"  J.  M.  Cooper,    '  5  00 

Mrs.  A.  H.  Jones,  5  00 

"  Chas.  Van  Wyck,  5  00 

Cash,  3  00 

Mrs.  T.  E.  Yermilye,  10  00 

BY  MRS.  VAX  YECIITEX. 

Two  friends,  2  Oo 

Mrs.  J.  C.  Lee,  10  00 

By  proceeds    of  Fair 
held  Dec.  13th,  1860,  862  37 

BY  MBS.  CHTJRCTT. 

Mr.  Guy  Richards,        50  00 
"  Britton, 

Anonymous,  3  00 


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DONATIONS 
Received  since  Dec.  3<7,  1860. 


BY  MRS.  ERNES. 

Miss  Onderdonk,  $5  00 

Thos.  H.  Faile,  50  00 

Mrs.  Gov.  Fisb,  10  00 

BY  MRS.  A.  T.  ANDERSON. 

Mr.  Lennox,  50  00 

A  lady,  25  00 

Mrs.  McLanahan,  1  00 

From  the  Directors  of 
the  Jefferson  Insur- 
ance Company,         30  00 
Mrs.  Hammerslev,  5  00 

Mr.  Isaac  W.  Blain,       10  00 
Mr.   Rarey,  through 
the  commissioners 
of  public  charities 
and  correction,  53  75 


BY  MRS.  BECKLEY. 

Mrs.  Slocum,     . , 
Through  Dr.  De  Witt, 
from  an  old  lady  of 


3  00 


the  Collegiate  church,  20  00 


BY  MRS.  GOLDSMITH. 

Miss  Jane  Xor wood,        3  00 

BY  MRS.  SOMMERS. 

Mrs.  C.  O.  Halsted  (for 

1860),  10  00 

Mrs.  C.  O.  Halsted,       10  00 

BY  MRS.  LOWEBY. 

Mr.  Wm.  Allen,  (for  the 

fair,)  20  00 


by  mrs.  cnuRcn. 

Mrs.  E.  S.  Parks,  (for 

the  fair,)  10  00 

From  Mrs.  Jung,  6  under 

garments. 
From  Mrs.  A.  Whitlock, 

11  n.  caps. 
From  Mr.  Hall,  a  box  of 

fancy  soap  for  the  fair. 

BY  MRS.  SUYDAM. 

Mrs.  Wall,  5  00 

BY  MRS.  TAX  YECHTEX. 

Mrs.  Samuel  Van  Yech- 

ten,  2  00 

A  friend  for  out-door 

pensioners,  1  00 

BY  MRS.  MIXTOX. 

Miss  Mary  Greenwood,    5  00 

BY  MRS.  HEXOP. 

Dr.  Campbell  Morfit,       5  00 

AT  THE  ASYLUM. 

Through    Mrs.  West, 

(inmate,)  1  00 

Through    Mrs.  Jones, 

(inmate.)  2  50 

A  City  Directory  from  the 

publisher,  J.  F.  Trow. 
From  Mr.  F.  White,  3  bbls.  of 

bread. 


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From  Mrs.  Russel  Forsyth  for 
Thanksgiving  dinner,  12 
turkeys,  turnips,  potatoes, 
onions,  Carolinas,  celery, 
cranberries,  30  pies,  100 
oranges. 

From  Mr.  McFadden,  50  lbs. 
New-year  cake. 

From  Mrs.  Milderberger,  a 
basket  of  New -year  cake. 

From  Mrs.  E.  Jaffry,  4  bbls. 
apples. 

From  Mrs.  Collins,  100  oranges. 
"  Mrs.  Clinton  Gilbert,  2 
bbls.  of  potatoes,  1  bbl.  of 


turnips  and  carrots,  2  bbls. 
of  apples. 
From  Mr.  F.  White,  1  bbl. 
bread. 

A  parcel  of  almanacs  from 
tract  depository. 

From  Miss  Gelston,  $50  for  a 
4th  of  July  dinner. 

From  an  unknown  donor,  4 
single  white  bed -quilts,  2 
pieces  of  cambray,  2  pieces 
of  linsey-woolsey,  2  pieces 
of  canton  flannel,  1  package 
of  assorted  needles. 


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HONORARY  MEMBERS. 

Mrs.  Wm.  B.  Astor, 
"  Harriet  Douglass  Cruger, 
"  De  Witt  Clinton, 
"  E.  Mowatt. 


LIFE  SUBSCRIBERS. 


Mrs.  Mary  Rowe,  ) 
"  D.  Clark,       }  Ct.,  $100 
"  Almira  Clark,  ) 
"  R.Barfe,  30 
"  Barraclough,  30 

Miss  Margaret  M.  Brown, 

Cat  skill,  30 

Mrs.  Samuel  A..  Church,  30 
"  Jasper  Corning,  30 
"  Samuel  Cowdry,  30 
"  Theodore  D wight,  )  Qn 
byMrs.T.W.  Riley,  \  6V 
"  GaiusFenn,  30 


Mrs.  Jason  Fenn,  $30 

"  Russell  Forsyth,  80 

"  James  Foster,  30 

Miss  M.  J.  Gelston,  30 
Mrs.  Rebecca  Goldsmith,  30 

"  Anne  Innes,  30 

"  Thomas  Irwin,  30 

"  Daniel  Le  Roy,  25 

"  Daniel  Miller,  30 

"  George  Nixon,  30 

"  E.  B.  Sommers,  30 


"  Sarah  Van  Antwerp,  30 
"   Wm.  E.  Wilmerding,  30 


ANNUAL  SU 
A. 

Abbatt,  Mrs.  Isaac,  $3 

Abeel,  Mrs.  J.  H.,  3 

Abernethy,  Mrs.  C.,  3 

Acker,  Mrs.  David  B.,  3 

Adee,  Mrs.  George  T.,  3 

Aims,  Mrs.  Jacob,  3 

Aldrich,  Mrs.  Herman  D.,  3 

Allen,  Mrs.  William,  3 

Alsop,  Mrs.  Joseph  W.,  3 

Anderson,  Miss  A.  S.,  3 

Anderson,  Mrs.  A.  T.,  3 

Anderson,  Miss  H.  S.,  3 

Anderson,  Miss  Kate  S.,  3 
Anderson,  Mrs.  Smith  W,  3 


BSCRIBERS. 
Anthon,  Mrs.  Rev.  Henry,  $3 


Anthon,  Mrs.  John,  5 
Anthony,  Mrs.  Theophilus,  3 

Ashfield,  Mrs.  A.,  3 

Astor,  Mrs.  William  B.,  5 

Atterbury,  Mrs.,  3 

B. 

Babcock,  Mrs.  John  C,  3 

Baker,  Mrs.  Looe,  3 

Ballow,  Miss,  3 

Barfe,  Mrs.  R.,  3 

Barnwell,  Mrs.,  3 

Bartlett,  Mrs.  Edwin,  3 

I  Battelle,  Mrs.  L.  F.T  3 


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Beadle,  Mrs.  E.  L.,  $3 

Becklev,  Mrs.  S.  M.,  3 

Bedford,  Mrs.,  3 

Bedford,  Mrs.  Anna,  3 

Belknap,  Mrs.  Edwin  S.,  3 

Belknap,  Mrs.  J.  G.,  2 

Bennet,  Mrs.  H.,  5 

Bennet.  Mrs.  J.  S.,  5 

)   Betts,  Mrs.  Samuel  R.,  3 

/    Binniger,  Mrs.  Abraham,  3 

I    Binniger,  Mrs.  A.  G.,  3 

'    Binns,  Mrs.  William,  3 

Blank,  Mrs.,  3 

Bleeker,  Mrs.  Jane,  3 

Bogardus,  Mrs.  Maria  S.,  3 

Bogart,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Bolles,  Mrs.  Jessie  IST.,  3 

Bonnet,  Mrs.  Daniel,  3 

Bonnet,  Mrs.  Peter,  3 

Bootb,  Mrs.  William  A.,  3 

Boyd,  Miss  Maria,  3 

Brasher,  Miss,  3 

Brinkerhoof,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  3 

Brinkerhoof,  Miss  M.  G.,  3 

Brinkerhoof,  Mrs.  Walter,  3 

Bronson,  Mrs.  Arthur,  5 

Bronson,  Mrs.  Dr.,  3 

Bronson,  Miss  M.,  3 

Brown,  Mrs.  Albert,  3 

Brown,  Mrs.  E.  M.,  3 

Brown,  Mrs.  James,  10 

Brown,  Miss  Margaret  M.,  3 

Brown,  Mrs.  Robert  J.,  3 

Brown,  Mrs.  Silas,  3 

Burkh alter,  Mrs.  Stephen,  3 

Bull,  Mrs.  William  G.,  3 

Burrill,  Mrs.  J.  E.,  3 

Burrows,  Mrs.  Philip,  3 

Burtis,  Mrs.  J.  A.,  3 

Butler,  Mrs.  Charles,  3 

C. 

Cady,  Mrs.  E.,  5 


Cahoone,  Mrs.  Rev.  Wm.,  $3 

Cammann,  Mrs.,  3 

Cammann,  Mrs.  Oswald,  3 

Campbell,  Mr.  John,  10 

Campbell,  Mrs.  John  D.,  3 

Campbell,  Mrs.  W.  G.,  3 

Carpenter,  Mrs.  George,  3 

Carroll,  Mrs.  C,  5 

Carrow,  Miss  L.  F.,  5 

Carter,  Mrs.  Warren,  3 

Cary,  Mrs.  John,  5 

Cashman,  Mrs.  Eliza.  3 

Chauncey.  Miss  H.,  3 

Cheever,  Mrs.  Rev.  G.  B.,  3 

Chester,  Mrs.  W.  W.,  3 

Chesterman,  Mrs.  Geo.,  3 

Christie,  Mrs.  Albert,  5 

Cisco,  Mrs.  John  J.,  5 

Clapp,  Mrs.  Wm.,  5 

Clark,  Mrs.  Hull,  3 

Clark,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Clark,  Mrs.  William  X.,  3 

Clayton,  Mrs.  Charles  H.,  3 

Clayton,  Mrs.  Edwin  B.,  3 

Cobb,  Mrs.  James  N.,  3 

Cochran,  Mrs.  S.,  3 

Cockroft,  Miss,  3 

Cockroft,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Codman,  Mrs.  William,  3 

Codwise,  Mrs.  David,  5 

Coit,  Mrs.  Henry,  3 

Colden,  Mrs.  David,  10 

Coleman,  Mrs.  R.  B.,  3 

Colgate,  Mrs.  Bowles,  5 

Collins,  Mrs.  John,  Jr.,  3 

Collins,  Mrs.  Joseph  B.,  3 

Collins,  Mrs.  R.  B.,  3 

Conklin,  Mrs.  Jonas,  3 

Cornell,  Mrs.  G.  J.,  3 

Corning,  Mrs.  II.,  5 

Corning,  Mrs.  Jasper,  3 

Corning,  Mrs.  Leonard,  5 

Couch,  Mrs.  William,  3 


15 


Crommelino,  Mrs.  C.  A.,  $3 

Cromwell,  Mrs.  Chas.  T.,  3 

Cruger,  Mrs.  Harriet  D.,  10 

Cruger,  Mrs.  John  C,  3 

D. 

Dash,  Mrs.  D.  B.,  3 

Dater,  Mrs.  Philip,  5 

Davis,  Mrs.  Charles,  3 

Day,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Dean,  Mrs.  Thomas,  5 
De  Forest,  Mrs.  Lock  wood,  3 

Delaplaine,  Mrs.  J.  F.,  3 

De  Mott,  Mrs.  M.,  3 

Depeyster,  Mrs.  E.,  2 
De  Peyster,  Mrs.  Frederick,  3 

Devlin,  Mrs.  J.,  3 

Dickinson,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Dodge,  Mrs.  W.  E.,  3 

Dominick,  Mrs.  F.  J.,  3 
Dominick,  Miss  Margaret  E.,  3 

Donaldson,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Donaldson,  Mrs.  J.,  5 

Douglass,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  Geo.,  20 

Douglass,  Mr.  "William,  10 

Downer,  Mrs.  Samuel,  3 

Duffie,  Miss  ^fcargaret,  3 

E. 

Eagle,  Mrs.  Henry,  3 

Eggleston,  Mrs.  T.,  3 


Fellows,  Mrs.  William  M..  5 

Felt,  Mrs.  Willard,  3 

Fenn,  Mrs.  Gains,  3 

Fenner,  Mrs.  Thomas,  3 

Ferguson,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Ferris,  Mrs.  Rev.  Isaac,  3 

Field,  Mrs.  P.,  3 

Fish,  Mrs.  Hamilton,  8 

Fisher,  Mr.,  5 


j  Fitz,  Miss  Julia,  $5 

1  Forsyth,  Mrs.  P.,  3 

Foster,  Miss  E.,  3 

Foster,  Mrs.  Frederick  G.,  3 

Foster,  Mrs.  James,  5 

Francis,  Mrs.  Dr.,  3 

Frazer,  Mrs.  Thomas,  3 

French,  Mrs.  G.  F.,  3 

Freeman,  Mrs.  Mark  J.,  5 

G. 

Gale,  Mrs.  William,  5 

Ganz,  Mrs.,  3 

Gassner,  Miss  Elizabeth,  5 

Gautier,  Mrs.  J.  H.,  3 

Gautier,  Miss  A.  E.,  3 

Geery,  Mrs.  T.  P.,  3 

Gelston,  Miss,  5 

Gibson,  Mrs.  Isaac,  5 

Gibson,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Gilbert,  Mrs.  C,  5 

Gilfert,  Mrs.  M.  C,  2 

Gillman,  Mrs.  "Wm.  C,  3 

Gillespie,  Mrs.  C.  D.  H.,  3 

Gillespie,  Mrs.  David,  3 

Gillespie,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Gillett,  Mrs.  Ann,  10 

Givan,  Mrs.  J.,  3 

Goelet,  Mrs.  Robert,  3 

Graves,  Mrs.  J.,  3 

Gregory,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Green,  Mrs.  Dr.  H.,  3 

Greenleaf,  Miss  A.,  3 
Greenleaf,  Miss  Emeline  M.,  3 

Grosvenor,  Mrs.  J.,  5 

Guerin,  Mrs.  E.,  3 

Guerin,  Mr.,  2 

H. 

Haggerty,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Haight,  Mrs.  Rev.  Benj.  I.,  3 

Hall,  Mrs.  Valentine  G.,  3 


1 


r 

6 


Halstead,  Mrs.  William  M.,  $3 


Harmer,  Mrs.,  3 

Harper,  Mrs.  Samuel  B.,  3 

Harrirnan,  Mrs.  Charles,  3 

Harrimari,  Mrs.  O.,  3 

Hart,  Mrs.  Lucius,  3 

Hawley,  Mrs.  Irad,  3 

Hays,  Mrs.  De  Witt,  3 

Healey,  Mrs.  Orriss,  3 

Heard,  Mrs.  James,  5 

Hendricks,  Mrs.,  3 

Henop,  Mrs.,  3 

Henry,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Henry,  Mrs.  Joshua  J.,  3 

Henry,  Mrs.  L.  B.,  3 

Henry,  Mrs.  Philip,  3 

Henry,  Mrs.  Philip,  Jr.,  3 

Herrick,  Mrs.  Jacob  B.,  3 

Hicks,  Miss  A.  T.,  3 

Hill,  Mrs.  J.  D.,  3 

Hitchcock,  Miss  A.,  3 

Hitchcock,  Mrs.  A.,  5 

Hitchcock,  Mrs.  Sarah,  5 

Hinman,  Mrs  ,  2 

Hoadley,  Mrs.  D.,  3 

Hoe,  Mrs.  R.  M.,  5 

Hoffman,  Mrs.  A.  K,  3 

Hoffman,  Mrs.  L.  M.,  3 
Hoffman,  Mrs.  Steph.  V.  P.,  3 

Holden,  Mrs.  Horace,  3 

Holmes,  Mrs.  Eldad,  3 

Holt,  Mrs.  P.  H.,  3 

Hope,  Miss  Jane,  3 

Howland,  Mrs.  G.  G.,  5 

Hunt,  Mrs.  Charles,  3 

Hurlburt,  Mrs.,  3 

Hurry,  Miss  Caroline,  3 

Hurry,  Mrs.  Wm.,  3 

Hyatt,  Mrs.  S.,  3 

Hyde,  Mrs.  Samuel,  3 

Hyer,  Mrs.  Isaac,  3 

I. 

Ireland,  Mrs.  G.,  2 


Irving,  Mrs.  J.  T.,  $5 

Irwin,  Mrs.  D.,  3 

J. 

J.,  Mrs.,  5 

Jackson,  Mrs.  K,  3 

Jaffray,  Mrs.  Edward  S.,  5 

Jay,  Miss  A.,  3 

Jenkins,  Mrs.  K,  5 

Jervis,  Mrs.  J.  B.,  3 

Johnson,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  3 

Johnson,  Mrs.  Edwin  A.,  3 

Johnson,  Miss  Julia,  3 

Jones,  Miss  Abby,  3 

Jones,  Mr.  Edward,  2 

Jones,  Miss  Elizabeth,  5 

Jones,  Mrs.  Isaac,  Jr.,  3 

Jones,  Mrs.  James  J.,  5 

Jones,  Miss  M.  S.,  5 

K. 

Keilly,  Mrs.,  3 

Kelly,  Mrs.  Eli,  5 

Kennedy,  Mrs.  D.  S.,  5 

Kennedy,  Mrs.  R.  L.,  5 

Kernochan,  Mr.  Joseph,  5 

Kettletass,  Mrs.  Eugene,  3 

Kipp,  Brockholst  L.,  5 

Kipp,  Mrs.  Leonard  W.,  3 

Knapp,  Mrs.  Shepherd,  3 

Knox,  Miss  Catharine  M.,  3 

Krebs,  Mrs.  Rev.  John  M.,  3 

L. 

Langdon,  Mrs.,  3 

Langdon,  Mrs.  Walter,  5 

Lanier,  Mrs.  J.  F.  D.,  5 

Lawrence,  Mrs.  Joseph,  3 

Lawrence,  Mrs.  Thomas,  3 

Lee,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Lee,  Mrs.  John  H.,  8 

Lefferts,  Mrs.  Helena,  3 

Legget,  Miss  Mary  K,  3 

Leigh,  Mrs.  B.  W.,  5 


17 


Lenox,  Miss,  £5 

Lenox,  Mrs.  H.  A.,  5 

Lee  Roy,  Mrs.  Daniel,  3 

Lilliendahl,  Mrs.  Julia,  3 

Little,  Mrs.  Edward  B.,  5 

Low,  Miss  Elizabeth,  3 

Low,  Miss  J.  A.,  3 

Low,  Mrs.  James,  3 
Lowery,  Mrs.  Archibald  H.,  3 

Lowery,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Ludlam,  Mrs.  N".,  5 

Luqueer,  Mrs.  R.  F.,  Sr.,  3 

Luqueer,  Mrs.  Robert  S.,  3 

Luqueer,  Mrs.  R.  F.,  Jr.,  3 

Lydig,  Mrs.  Philip,  3 

Lyon,  Mrs.  David,  3 

M. 

McBride,  Mrs.  James,  3 

McCrea,  Mrs.  R.,  5 

McCurdy,  Mrs.  Robert  H.,  3 

McDonald,  Mr.  A.  B.,  Sr.,  3 
McElroy,  Mrs.  Rev.  Joseph,  3 

McEvers,  Mrs.  Charles,  3 

McFadden,  Miss  Jeanette,  2 

McFadden,  Miss  Mary,  2 

McLanahan,  Mrs.,  3 

Macaulay,  Mrs.  Rev.  T.,  3 

Mactier,  Miss  C,  3 

Maitland,  Mrs.  Robt,  5 

Manice,  Mrs.  D.  F.,  3 

Marshall,  Mr.  Benjamin,  10 

Merry,  Mrs.  C.  H.,  3 

Miller,  Miss  H.  D.,  3 

Miner,  Mrs.  Dr.  Wm.,  3 

Minton,  Mrs.  Charles,  3 

Mitchell,  Mrs.  Dr.  Samuel.  3 

Mitchell,  Mrs.  S.  L.,  3 

Montgomery,  Mr.  John  C,  5 

Morford,  Mrs.  C.  A.,  5 

Morgan,  Mrs.  Daniel,  3 

Morgan,  Hon.  E.  D.,  10 

Morgan,  Mrs.  E.  D.,  10 


Mowatt,  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  $3 

Morrell,  Mrs.  A.  B.,  3 

Mnmford,  Mrs.  B.  M.,  5 

Murrav,  Mrs.,  3 

Murray,  Mrs.  J.  B.,  3 

N". 

Nash,  Mrs.  Lora,  3 

Neilson,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Kevins,  Mrs.  D.  H.,  Sr.,  3 

Nicholl,  Mrs.  A.,  3 

Norsworthy,  Miss,  3 

Nors  worthy,  Mrs.,  3 

O. 

Oliver,  Mrs,  James  D.,  3 

Oothout,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Overing,  Mrs.  Henry,  3 


Palmer,  Mrs.  Amos,  3 

Palmer,  Mrs.  B.,  3 

Parrish,  Mrs.  Daniel,  5 

Patten,  Mrs.  Wm.  H.,  3 

Payne,  Mrs.  Nelson,  5 

Payne,  Mrs.  Thatcher,  3 

Pearsall,  Miss,  3 
Pearsall,  Mrs.  Thomas  C,  3 

Perry,  Mrs.  Theodore,  3 

Phelps,  Mrs.  Anson  G.,  10 

Phelps,  Mrs.  G.  D.,  3 

|  Phelps,  Mrs.  J.  A.,  5 
Phoenix,  Mrs.  J.  Phillips,  3 

Pike,  Mrs.  N.  T.,  5 

Piatt,  Mrs.  Ebenezer,  3 

Pomeroy,  Miss,  3 

Price,  Mrs.  George  L.,  3 

Price,  Mr.  Thompson,  3 

Punnett,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Q. 


Quincey,  Miss  Kate, 


t 


18 


K. 

Ray,  Mrs.  Winthrop  C,  $3 

Kedmond,  Mrs.  William,  5 

Kemsen,  Mrs.  Maria,  3 

Reinsen,  Miss  Sarah,  3 

Kemsen,  Mrs.  William,  3 
Bhinelauder,  Mrs.  Fred.  W.,  3 
Rhinelander,  Mrs.  Wm.  C,  3 

Riggs,  Mrs.  Elisha,  5 

Riley,  Mrs.  Theodore  W.,  5 

Robert,  Mrs.  C.  R.,  Jr.,  3 

Robert,  Miss  M.,  3 

Robinson,  Mrs.  Douglass,  3 

Robinson,  Mrs.  Grace,  3 

Rodgers,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Rogers,  Mrs.  John,  5 

Rutgers,  Mrs.  Nicholas,  3 

Ruthyen,  Miss,  3 

Ruthven,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Russell,  Mrs.  Charles  H.,  3 

S. 

Satterlee,  Mrs.'G.  C,  3 

Schermerhorn,  Mrs.  Aug.,  5 

Schieffelin,  Mrs.  R.  J.,  3 

Schieffelin,  Mrs.  Sidney,  3 

Shaw,  Mrs.  William,  5 

Sheaffe,  Mrs.  James,  5 

Sheaffe,  Mrs.  J.  Fisher,  5 

Seely,  Mrs.  George,  3 

Seymour,  Mrs.  W.  N.,  5 

Skeel,  Mrs.  Rufus  R.,  3 

Skidmore,  Mrs.  Jeremiah,  3 

Smith,  Mrs.  Charles  J.,  3 

Smith,  Mrs.  Cornelius  R.,  5 

Smith,  Mrs.  Cotton,  3 

Smith,  Mrs.  Edward,  3 

Smith,  Mrs.  Gamaliel,  6 

Smith,  Mrs.  Gamaliel  G.,  3 

Smith,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Smith,  Miss  M.,  5 

Smith,  Mrs.  Thomas  U.,  3 

Smith,  Mrs.  W.  IT..  5 


Sommers,  Mrs.  Rev.  C.  (>..  $5 

Spencer,  Mrs.  W.  A.,  5 

Spier,  Mrs.  Francis,  3 

Stephen,  Mrs.  Horatio  G.,  5 

Stetson,  Mrs.  Charles  A.,  3 

Street,  Mrs.  William,  3 

Stewart,  Miss  Eliza,  3 

Stewart,  Miss  Lispenard,  5 

St.  John,  Mrs.  George,  3 

St.  John,  Mrs.  Henry,  3 

Stout,  Mrs.  A.  G.,  3 

Strang,  Mrs.  Theodosius,  5 

Strong,  Miss  Mary,  3 

Stuart,  Mr.  A.,  5 

Stuart,  Mrs.  R.  L.,  10 

Sturges,  Mrs.  L.  L.,  3 

Sturgess,  Mrs.  J.,  10 

Stuyvesant,  Mrs.  P.  G.,  3 

Suffern,  Mrs.  Thomas,  5 

Suydam,  Mrs.  Cornelius,  3 

Suydam,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Suydam,  Mrs.  John,  3 

Suydam,  Miss  L.,  5 

Swan,  Mrs.  B.  L.,  5 

Swords,  Mrs.  George  H.,  3 

•  T. 

Tappan,  Mrs.  J.  P.,  2 

Taylor,  Mrs.  Robert  L.,  3 

Tate,  Mrs.  Ellen,  3 

Tatham,  Mr.  Benjamin,  3 

Terry,  Mrs.,  5 

Thomas,  Mrs.  Augustus,  2 
Thomas,  Mr.  Cornelius  W.,  5 

Thompson,  Mrs.  G.  W.,  3 

Thorpe,  Mrs.  G.  W.,  3 

Tileston,  Mrs.  Thomas,  3 

Tome,  Mrs.  Francis,  Sr.,  3 

Turnure,  Mrs.  David  M.,  5 

U. 

Utley,  Mrs.  David.  8 


19 


V. 

Valentine,  Mr.,  $3 

Van  Allen,  Mrs.  Wm.  0.,  3 

Vanrlerheyden,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  3 

Vanderpool,  Mrs.  Aaron,  3 

Van  Nest,  Mrs.  John,  5 

Van  Rensselaer,  Mrs.  A.,  5 

Van  Rensselaer,  Mrs.  P.  S.,  5 
Van  Vechten,  Mrs.  A.V.  W.,  3 

Van  Vleck,  Mrs.  J.  T.,  5 

Van  Wagenen,  Mrs.  H.,  Jr.,  3 

Van  Wyck,  Mrs.  Charles,  2 

Verniilye,  Mrs.  Win.  M.,  3 

Volk,  Mrs.  E.  M.,  3 

Vredenbergh,  Mrs.  Ann,  2 

W. 

Wade,  Mrs.  E.,  5 

Walker,  Mrs.  William,  3 

Wallace,  Mrs.  J.,  5 

Ward,  Mrs.  Augustus  H.,  3 

Ward,  Mrs.  Dr.  James  E.,  3 

Wardwell,  Mr.  James  M.,  3 

Waters,  Mrs.  T.  G.,  2 

Waters,  Mrs.  T.  S.,  2 

Weeks,  Mrs.  R.  D.,  3 

White,  Mrs.    9  3 

White,  Mrs.  J.  M.,  3 


Whitlock,  Miss  S.  S.,  $3 

Whitlock,  Mrs.  Win.,  Jr.,  3 

Whittemore,  Mrs.  James,  3 

Whitney,  Mrs.  0.  A.,  3 

Wilde,  Mr.  S.,  5 

Willett,  Miss  A.  A.,  3 

Willett,  Mrs.  Col.,  3 

Williamson,  Mrs.  D.  D.,  3 

Wilkes,  Miss,  3 
Wilkins,  Mrs.  Governeur  M.,  5 

Winston,  Mrs.  F.  S.,  2 

Witmore,  Mrs.  Sydney,  3 

Wolf,  Miss  0.  L.,  3 

Wolf,  Mrs.  J.  D.,  3 

Wood,  Mrs.  Oliver  E.,  3 

Woolsey,  Mrs.  C.  W.,  3 

Woolsey,  Mrs.  Edward,  5 

Wurts,  Mrs.  John.  3 

Wyeth,  Mrs.  Leonard  J.,  3 

Y. 

Yates,  Mrs.  Governor,  5 
Z. 

Zabriskie,  Mrs.  A.  0.  3 


Zabriskie,  Mrs.  Christian,  10 
Zimmerman,  Mrs.  John  C.,  3 


The  sum  of  $30  constitutes  a  person  a  Life  Subscriber. 


20 


WEEKLY  VISITING  COMMITTEES. 

From  December  9th,  1861,  to  December  30th,  1862. 


Mrs.  Campbell. 
Mrs.  Van  Vechten, 
Mrs.  Carter, 
Miss  Gelston, 
Mrs.  Anderson, 
Mrs.  Van  Antwerp, 
Mrs.  Church, 
Mrs.  Lowery, 
Miss  Brinckerhoff, 
Mrs.  Vermilye, 
Mrs.  Barfe, 
Mrs.  Suydam, 
Mrs.  D  wight, 
Miss  D  wight, 
Mrs.  Gillett, 
Mrs.  Goldsmith, 
Mrs.  Collins, 
Mrs.  Henop, 
Miss  Hicks, 
Mrs.  Minton, 
Mrs.  Sommers, 
Mrs.  Beckley, 


December  9,  February  24,  May  12, 
August  4,  October  27. 

December  16,  March  3,  May  19,  August 
11,  November  3. 

December  23,  March  10,  May  26,  August 
18,  November  10. 

December  30,  March  17,  June  2,  August 
25,  November  17. 

January  6,  March  24,  June  9,  Septem- 
ber 1,  November  24. 

January  13,  March  31,  June  16,  Sep- 
tember 8,  December  1. 

January  20,  April  7,  June  23,  Septem- 
ber 15,  December  8. 

January  27,  April  14,  July  7,  Septem- 
ber 22,  December  15. 

February  3,  April  21,  July  14,  October 
6,  December  22. 

February  10,  April  28,  July  21,  Octo- 
ber 13,  December  29. 

February  17,  May  5,  July  28,  October 
20. 


Purchasing  Committee. — Mrs.  Beckley,  Mrs.  Carter. 

Committee  for  Receiving  Applications. — Mrs.  Innes,  Gillett, 
Goldsmith,  Sommers,  Church,  Morgan,  A.  T.  Anderson,  Low- 
ery, Carter,  and  Miss  Dominick. 

Church  Committee. — Sommers,  January  ;  Campbell,  Feb- 
ruary ;   Gelston,   March  ;   Vermilye,  April ;   Carter,  May 
Hicks,  June ;  Innes,  July  ;  Gillett,  August ;  Barfe,  September ; 
Van  Vechten,  October;  Suydam,  November;  Lowery,  De- 
cember. 

Clothing  Committee. — Innes,  Gillett,  and  Sommers. 

Real  Estate  Committee. — Innes,  Anderson,  and  Gillett. 

Advisory  Committee. — Messrs.  A.  T.  Anderson,  E.  Innes, 
John  Lowery,  John  M.  Nixon,  F.  J.  Dominick. 


21 


THE 

BOARD  OF  MANAGEMENT 

OF  THE 

Society  Auxiliary  to  the  Association 

FOR  THE  RELIEF  OF 
WITH  THE 

TREASURER'S  STATEMENT, 

AND 

LIST  OF  SUBSCRIBERS  AND  DONORS. 


BOARD  OF  MANAGEMENT. 

Mrs.  MOW#ATT,  1st  Directress,  45  East  30th  street. 
Mrs.  A.  GILLETT,  2d  Directress,  168  East  19th  street. 
Mrs.  J.  BERRIAN,  Treasurer. 
Miss  VAN  WAGEKENT,  Secretary. 


TREASURER'S  REPORT. 

The  Auxiliary  Society  in  account  with  the  Treasurer. 

Received  in  Subscriptions  and  Donations,  -    -    -    $208  00 

To  Cash  paid  for  goods,   208  00 

284  Garments  given  to  the  out-door  pensioners  of  the  Parent 
Society. 

22  Sheets,  20  Pillow-cases,  72  pairs  of  Stockings. 


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ANNUAL  SUBSCRIPTIONS. 


Mrs.  Atterbury, 
Miss  J.  Ayrnar, 

"  C.  Aymar, 
Mrs.  A.  T.  Anderson, 

"  J.  Anthon, 

"  W.  B.  Astor, 

"  S.  ^Y.  Anderson, 

'«  Berrian, 
"    "  Becker, 

"  Barfe, 

"  Boorrnan, 

"  Bolles, 

"  Baldwin, 

"  Beckley, 
Miss  Brinkerhoff, 

"  Brazier, 
Mrs.  Church, 

"  Carter, 

"  Coffin, 

"  Campbell, 

"  Collins, 
Mis'*  Ccvenhoven, 

J4  Cornell, 
Misses  Dean, 
Miss  Dorninick, 
Mrs.  Edgar, 
Mrs.  Green, 

"  Gillett, 

"  Gillespie, 
Miss  Gelston, 
Mrs.  Hopkins, 

"  Henop, 
Miss  Halsted, 

M  Hitchcock, 

"  C.  Henry, 

"  Hicks, 
Mrs.  Innes, 

"  Lawrence, 
Miss  Lawrence, 


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Miss  Lowe, 
Mrs.  Lowery, 


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Mowati 
Morgan, 
"  Myers, 
"  aMinton, 
"  F.  Many, 
l'  E.  Many, 
Mr.  F.  Many, 
"  V.Many, 
Miss  Nexsen, 

"  Nicoll, 
Mrs.  J.  Nixon, 
"  Olmstead, 
"  Dr.  Post, 
Miss  M.  E.  Post, 
"  M.  Post, 
"  W.  Post, 
Mrs.  A.  Post, 
Miss  Renwick, 
Mrs.  Rainesford, 
"  Rutgers, 
"  Richards, 
Mrs.  C.  G.  Sornmers, 
"  Scofield, 
"  J.  Suydam, 
"  Thomas, 
Miss  C.  Van  Wao;enen 

"   Cath.Van  Wagenen,  1  00 
Mrs.  H.  Van  AYagenen,    1  00 
"  Van  Vechten,         1  00 
"  Vermilye,  1  00 

MissWinans,  1  00 

Mrs.  Winans,  1  00 

Mr.  Wallis,  5  00 

Mrs.  Wetmore,  2  50 

"  Walker,  3  00 

"  J.  P.  White,  1  00 

Miss  P.  W.  Whitlock,      1  00 


1  00 
1  00 
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2  00 
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2  00 
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DONATIONS. 

For  year  ending  Xovemoer  1,  1861. 


BY  MRS.  MOWATT. 


Mrs.  A.  Post,  $2  00 

"  K.,  3  00 

Miss  Carew.  3  00 

Mrs.  E.  T.  Sanderson,  10  00 

Mr.  E.  T.  Sanderson,  5  00 

Mrs.  R.  Campbell,  5  00 

Mr.  G.  D.  Post,  20  00 

Miss  W.  Post,  10  00 

"  M.  Jones,  5  00 

"  M.  Post,  2  00 


BY  MISSES  AYMAR. 


Mr.  B.  Ayinar,  $5  00 

"  W.  Aymar,  5  00 

"  Abm.  Embury,  5  00 

"  Aug.  Embury,  5  00 

Mrs.  Sam.  Sands,  5  00 

tk   Woodruff,  5  00 

Miss  Aymar,  5  00 

BY  MISS  VAN  WAGEXEN. 

Miss  J.  Van  Wagenen,  5  00 

Friends,  10  00 


MONEY  LEGACY. 

I  give  an<J  bequeath  unto  the  "  Association  for  the  Relief 
of  Respectable  Aged  Indigent  Females,"  in  the  City  of  New- 
York,  the  sum  of  ,  to  be  paid  to  the  Treasurer  for  the 

time  being,  for  the  use  of  the  said  Association. 


DEVISE  OF  REAL  ESTATE. 

I  give  and  devise  unto  the  "Association  for  the  Relief  of 
Respectable  Aged  Indigent  Females,"  in  the  City  of  New 
York,  (here  describe  the  property  and  ground  rent,)  together 
with  the  appurtenances  in  fee  simple. 


it 


