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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

Money continues in the city In domestic exchange
there very little doing Nothing has anspired at the sou
TO facilitate collections. The following the current rates.
CURRENT RATES OF EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTES
Rank Notes. E5 change.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

GERMAN SILVER of every size, in sheets and ais,
" r. j. SEIXAS, Iis Water st
Who has also FOR Copper Brass Sheet Zinc sper,
Lead Block Tin and Tin Plate, for approved
commodang terms. Jx2s-im'isW& Nm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

MEDICAL CARD.-DR. CARPENTER, No. Peck slip,
wi New York, deems u occasionsy TO remind the
public that he continues to administer to the afflicted at his old
established Dispensary. -
To number o the citizens Of this metropolis, he needs
hcrads his victory dsea. IN its most
destructive forms does he deem material TO
be very specific enumerng the of the maa
dies Go which mankind and wor,ankind subject
he begs leave most respectfully to remark that
he himself office practice, and dcvos hims.lf
sonay welfare of his PATIENTS Keeps assistants
shop boys and has separate Offices Cor the privacy Of PATIENTS
who come ~ contact.
DR. Carpenter would add that he u regularly educated 70 the
medicine and surgery, and received his diploma
In IN. wear the New York State Medical Society,
signed 6y the highly respected and much ented John r. D.
Rodgers President aud that he has for long series Of
devoted himself to the treatment and Of all delicate and
private diseases.
ii nearly thirty years asduous and arduous application TO
the duties Of the medical profession, and constant farariy
wh and variety Of particular class Of diseases
aided by collegiate and regular medical education sn'e the
preference the tyro IN the prs
son Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper 70 direct
the attention of discerning public to the inference OF the com
parison. aud N Investigation Of his claim. q,
fly Charges reasonable. and ehectual cures IN an Eases
Separate aud private ocesfaiients can never
come in contact -.
stsv DR. CARPENTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

LINE PLATED WARE SUPERIOR FINISHED CUT.
TLERY-The subscriber has received per late packets and
opening this day avery large and complete ASSORTMENT inch
Plated Of silver mounted Casters, Cake
Baskets silver mounted Tea and Coffee Urns candle sticks
&C. Also very splendid assortment Of fine Table ut
consisting of sets Of ST. and 100 pieces OF Ivory feNi
and Silver handle Knives with French forms, FORKS extra Jar
tine Knives for Silver Forks All sale at very
low prices, as usual, by -
DANIEL r. DELtNAN, III Maiden Lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

TIL. following are some of the additional returns OF the
banks under the general law of this State on the LIST jan so
Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

~ RAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL.-MR.
VI PARKER has the honor his friends tn.
public that he intends giving his last Fancy Dress Ball this
season. Tammany Hall ON Friday evening nex the 9TH of
February, which occasion number of public characters
expected to attend splendid costumes Mr. Blanchard
a variety of Fancy Dresses.
Mr. r. wishes notice his friends and the public that his
second quarter this will next week. Days
of tuition. Thursdays and Saturdays, from to for
ladies' boys from gentlemen from to 10. Publics
will take place every Wednesday evening during the
f.6 2tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY HARDWARE. CON
sisting Of extra rich and snndl Gilt and brown Gran-
doles andeabss, Astral and Mante Lamps and rich va,
rey Of Silver Mounted Plated Ware, and beautifully finished
Table Cutlery just received and for sale ncommory low, by
ID. r.. DELANAN.
lei n Maiden lane, near roalwey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

DI, AMOS O. HULL's OFFICE 4 vEsEY STREET,
~ exclusively devoted TO the Of Hernia, and Prolasus
Of the Uterus An experienced surgeon graduate the Un
ycrsity of this State, in constant attendance.
This establishment favorably known in this city for
than 20 years paonsed by tho medical faculty, 10 whose
Good opnions highly successful solely attributable
p,mphets aiming tbs SUPPORTER to be had calling
a above. NELL fNciOh hVt'N'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.
on CONpOITSD ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMOND

~ For destroying dsndrug, and preventing the hair from
coming tuning grey, ni,llble remedy 4a,ns Bs,a
public mar rely II, that A. PAsTORS COM
POI ND OIL 4 the aud best Oil for the hair
grow thick and long, prevents its falling of or turning
grey has such anoufisher
the hair that by will restore to IT. natural coio, also
pre- hair from becoming shaded and ~ HAIR ~ already
shaded which great youEg ladies', and
for time will u its natural color clear
scur the hair ebrows
and whskers liberal discount made TO whoessl. purca
A.fASIOfN..
Price cents per bottle. highly perfumed. Jas I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

COR SALE CITY TRUST AND BANKING co.'s
POST NOTESOne two, and five dollar Post notes Of the
above institution dated Oct IS 1885, at three six, and nine
months about hundred dollars for sale at
discount of twenty five per Enquire at this office.
If satisfactory security will be that the notes will be
paid maturity twenty cent of the amount will be paid In
IN same currency
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

SITUATION WANTED by young man OF steady habits
- assistant bookkeeper outdoor clerk willing to make
himself generally useful good knowledge of and
writes quick business hand Please address j. X H at the
Herald Office left No 50 Frankfort street, will meet
ate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

This Institution open from the first Of Sep
TENDER till the last of june During July and August there
vacation All DESTROYS of instruction. either for the Of
Sammering, Lsping, Evolution,
the conditions Of ANDREW ,COMSTOCK, NJ b. 100 Mul.
berry (Arch) street, Philadelp hia.
Dr. Costock's Remarks Starmering, and the
which he has obtained Of his System Of Vo
cal Gymnastics appended to his Circular which shall be
sent who may wish learn upon the subject
of his Institution. Satisfactory references be given in the
principle cities Of the United States. ns-3mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

AMPS LAMPs.,The subscriber has lust received great
Manel Lamps with rich prisms both bronzed and gt ana
bonzed relieved; also bronzed ald gilt Chanders grsatNs
ricy ofnew patterns. also Astral Lamps, ~ different patterns
with rich cut shades and Hall Lanterns, WHICH ere gnred WIN
plain and stained glass; also article ON AZ Lamps
al glass and Of the Gothic shape sso an improves article o
Reading Lamps together with variety oi Radcihe pattern
Universal Lamp article and highly approved OF ~ Eng
land All ofhe above have been made expressly 9r NE sun
scrr and ali manufactured Of the best materials for sale
al reasonable prices. bv u. y. DELANAN,
fc5u No. n Maiden lane, near BroadWaN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

&SOO REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD.-lf you
PCOO would void imposition, beware of qudck doctors
and their nostrus attempt has already been made to de-
you with spurious imitation of LEROYY FRENCH
SPECIFIC.
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine is the great Specific of
Doctor jerome Deroy Paris the most certain and rapid
known for a certain disease
Those who T,sh to avoid the fear oexposure and them
selves etctualy will find this medicine much superior
other does Affect the BREATH and requires change
which prevents the possibility odiscovery while usg
it.
Besides this important advantage the
the troublesome elects weaknes that
after the other medcines and if used in the
the disease, it will seldom fail to stop the discharge
days.
In potractcd Chronic of the disease obstinate
elects Fluor Abus Gravel Female Complaints weakness
these organs, Is beyond doubt the eecua remedy
cred, having cured obstinate after every
other medciue had failed.
tits not intention resort to that deceptive system opu
fling In this city As better proof challenge
any produce aremedy equal to under forfeit of $685.
and will hundred dollars for the
Of any vending spurious imitation
ObseryeThe genuine medicine sold only in New York
the Agents ohce Moss Nassau street doors from Fulton
street. (up stras and by the following druggists Williams
Coz corner of Sixth and Cherry streets Philadelphia; Dr. T.
Baker Of Charles and Pratt Baltimore Rob
5. Patterson Washington City, ID. c.
Each BOTTLE has full of the diseases and all
necessary directions the English and French languages
PRlCEsIOo bottle large bottles, Of doubles size
ia2O- ,rn*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

A PASTOR, HAIR!CUTTER, 1895 Greenwich ,,reet-A.
a. Pastor takes this opportunity To- inform The pub alter
long his business he has formed compostioni
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

THE DAGUERREOTYPE EXHIBITION is now open
in another of the building, and will be
tnued methc proceeds for the Charitable lnstiu
of For the of rendering the receipts
possible for the above object Mr. Gouraud has reduced
IN, price of drnis To cents fsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

IVULHTG n 9oI NM xm.
open for the reception of ysrs at their well knswn
Enlistment No 81 "owery where preparation has been
made receive the public. Visitors will have the addi
ona advantage Of beholdng that and singular animal
LIVING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE! And the further gratIh
cation of seeing BLACK TIGER. the existence of which
has hitherto been either doubted denied by all authors who
have written the subject.
the exhibition No II Christie street. directly in
the of The Bovery Amlhiiheatrc. -
Hours of exhibition from 10 o'clock A. NJ to4 r. NJ and
from in the evening.
Admission cents children under ten of half
price. d3-3nf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

81 FOR SALE OR TO LET the three story brick
tisr House No POI Ninth attic and counter eel
lar, finished complete German rates, mahogany
doors, plated furniture kitchen stone cistern OF great
capacity; furnace with ues throughout the house, speaking
tubes force pump, hot water ciste and bathing The
House built about since, very little
ped has painted and perfect order Apply to
HENRY LYNCH, on the premises, to GERARDUS
CLARK, Esq, 1876 Water street. fec m
kvx SEVENTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE
Mimi That modern built two story trok DIV ling House
lot of ground No 2i Madison street. opposite the
Rutgers Female Institute The street in front wood
House by iee lot 100 feet deep the yard wearrangd
iss Inn - ''"' L. +. EMBREE, % Pike st.
&-a TO RENT (possession Immediately, y several suites
M of Rooms in the two three story Houses Nos i3 and
Fulton suitable for law yers' Offices. Terms mode
fc32wt' GRAHAM, WOOD POWERS, 40 Wall st.
k~x TO LET OR LEASE, the handsome Store 2,i
ri Grand street of Eldrdge street but recently fit
G ted fancy dry goods having glass 'front.' and
appropriate shevngs four counters OF modern stye and
short every thing attract the being situated in the
Possession given the first of May Apply the
premises. ia3i-lw"
"A BROWN & cos ONE PRICE SHORT MAPPED
80 HATS from Moleskin Plush and fine Nutria which
tain beautiful ustre offered for sale at the low fixed
prce of So IT'S Chatham square, of Mott street.
where fashion, beauty durability and combined
to adorn the head AID improve the All sales Tor cash.
which pecues the necessity Of charging good customer for
losses incurred by the bad We strictly adhere the
price cash by which enabled to furnish better
hat than other establishment for the price. In pre-
senns these hats to the public the proprors think they have
reached the ultmatum of beauty durability cheapness and
comfort TO the Wearer. iaS-3me
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

CONSUMPTiON-An Astonishing Cure.-ro DR.. Alien.
y Dear Sl am happy to inform that your Basam of
Hoahound Lverwort and Peuriy Root has cured of Con-
sumption. had been afflicted more or less for two
and when commenced using your Dalsam confined
my room and severely afflicted with cough raising blood and
night sweats and very much reduced in strength
perfectly cured by two bottles, able to
my business good health and free from all symp
tom of the disease
JOHN HOUSE. As Christopher street.
{h5 Reader, IL have a cough consumptiye,
and Mr. House learn from him the effects of Dr. Aliens
Balsam. Sold Bowery; Dr. Wadsworh, Providence: H.
Raws Co., Albany; Forrest Co.. Troy: A. Geyer, Boston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07
II. F. l. l. T, OCULlST,
Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confines his practice to
ID | 5 + A S l. S OF Il ii f. f. f.,

OPTILaLMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL
IRON DR.. ELLlOTT'S extensive practice aud the
Der of patients who cannot be attended during his Office
hours he has obtained the ices of DR.. WrsTMAcoTT
practitioner fayoraby known for in this cy
member of the New York Medical Society and of the Royal
College of Surgeons Edinburgh Dr. W. paid much attention
70 diseases Of the Eye in Paris and recently to Dr. FL
lott's peculiar mode of operation and treatment.
Office hours from 10 to 6 o. clock daily my2syis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

OST February LIST in Broadway between Wayery place
and Great Jones street. silver fagee work Gard Case,
marked side, April less; the other. owners
suitable reward will be by leaving at SIS Broadway or
2s Wall street. feT IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

DOWERY AMPHlTHEATRE, No.57 BOWERY.-THIS
- EVENING FEB. the entertainments viii commence with
Gretesque Enree of + Clowns; Comic Song Isabel Of
Aberdcen Ground Gym sti Herr lottys Great Naultlng
Act Dog Timour; Map ent Polish Entree; Little Red Ri
ding Hood Juggling; Swiss Brothers. Tecuseh and His Son.
Negro Estrayagn Do wn Casters Visit 10 the Bowey
Immense Blttout Vatltn splendid Horsenanshp Bare
back Coursers; Jack the Giant Killer.
Boxes SO cents; Pit, IS c,pis. fc73
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

ARTcIAL TEErHA iiend o. ons having undergone den
operation under The hands Of Mr. Leyt took occasion
speak in high praise of that genteman skill facility and
mode supply the loss Of Teeth By the ntrcduc9n Of
new and uuique principle of Artificial ones, way alike de-
void Of pain ncon enence We have been shown ccasr
containing extracts from the New York Mirror, The Coursr
Enquirer and from the Evening star all speaking IN the highest
terms Mr.. Leves principle for TIM construction of Ar
6ca Teeth-of its novelty and utility and its dispensing
with springs and gatus by the simple Introduction of atmos
pherie which has been found inaL W -"-roses
of mssticaon and ornament; indeed in t,is as, a
community stsnd largely indebted To MIR. Isve
ductos and ingenious spplca alton Of the sLaoshr
principle. c'-.I-s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07
MIR. JOHN DUER'S PAMPHLET.

FAUL q LIUIU AucuOne'
SALE OF tURNITURE-W. MeCOkMlCK will sell
- this day, NO Courlandt street. at 10 O'clock all the
Furniture of large hotel consisting OF Sofas; mahogany
Char pier card and Tables Breau Brussels and
Ingram Carpets; Looking classes; Paintings large assert
of Bedroom Furniture: Washstands Crockery; Toilet
Tables Beds aud Bedding &c. Also, Champagne,
Madeira sherry Wines and pipes Sd proof Cognac
Brandy Just from The custom house key Also, elegant Gold
Watches NC &c. fe1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

EXHlBlTlON OF LUSUS NATURE, OR LIVING Gu
l. RIOSlrIfS, at 23l broadway the
Park two doors from Astor House Admission cents,
open five NJ and hapast five to halipast nine p.
Nj only necessary state, that the curiosity of those
boys and eight old consists IN the fair representa-
claws both where the hands and feet should be- and
neither hand foot of either boy alike 1t impossible
convey advertisement idea OF their uar being,
they merely remarkng that their health
the least impaired and that their appearance cannot offend
the eye The eldest to play the Co
lumbar harp the only instrument OF the kind IN the United
States and him the youngest is learning TO draw
pant Also, exhibiting splendid Scnptural Painting,
feet BY high ja29-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

ARTIFlCIAL TEETH-M. LEVETT, Dentist, No eeO
"a Broadway entrance in Warren begs call the atten
of the public method of fixing Artificial
full seton the principle of pheric
by pain injury to te adjoining teeth
gums Mr. Leyetts method and altogether peculiar
to himself warranted produce the desired effect
tl,. Nr, Nnrkf lines
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-07

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A gentleman and his lsiy can
ID be accommodated with board, in small private iam'y
about Eve minutes walk from Fulton Ferry Address BOY sis
lower Office i'os'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
', :. ,..,.,,..... New YoRK. May &c.
DE9 lhoCllON OF THE PACKET SUP
POLAND BY FIRE.

Inc packet ship Poland. Cant. Ap,b,,, ohi.h
ieit mere on lie 18th inst. Tor Have was rlI.o -
WIN on The 18Th, ~ lat. Al L. lnn So by ,he .h,n
linton capt. Ineersol which atttvej her. ~,
lhoinlnR rom Lrefpool-ihe Poland BEING tho, on
'le' "i''et had made such progress that there was
10 nope oil eNnguishingiL There were on hoard Of
Het o3 persons, VIZ % cabin passengers II s,e.t
age passengers aud the ships company. comn,,s,og
20 persons, including the captain and mates all ~
eie ,sheh on ny the Chiffon aud have safely atnv,d
w "lsei'9 Ihe total loss Of property ipclud No H.
snip. must be something like SI50 o6o NV
Ihe Poland beonRedfo William WhtlorL, = linz
anu Is insured, as we presume is most of tbe c,,o
freighi not insured 81
=. 1 ne IRE was caused by lightning. which s,,nct
''P on ~. ION INST, IN lat. Al 80 lon. S. 30 At
,'9eh /. NJ, during severe shower 1,un ia.
SCUM vest, and down the forenast mn ,ha i,
hT'o where II is Supposed SET fire 10 the eo,loa
winch was slowed near The mast ~"
9"ei an ln,neeiuai attempt 10 get N the fee In
h'suis II, ihe men being driven from their wotl j.,
'.e smoke, The matches were closed abopt c,,l,,
''o.h' and about 10 p. NJ. the females and ,h,ll,sa
WI" rs many men rs was thought proper were mn,
'"'o 'ie iong o"ai, aud moored astern whore ,6cy
go y, an 'hal night, aud the next dav aud nigbi
u"''' monday morning, lsh-ihe SHIN heinz Lora
TO- IN order 10 be easy aud in hopes of beo,
eied ny some passing vessel '
va mat morning, the wind having sery much :,
''"sep' with using sea, aud The fire not ,p,ea,i
" nave increased much, the boats were hnis,.J -
"s"n' anu san made 10 The n f. Abnui ono :,
~ ! NJ, san was discovered aud the SHIN w,S
u' oetefe The wind TO speak her. She proved ia he
vac C'n'oh' AS menilnnel ab1ve. When The Poland
~ s@, opeu' 'he IRE was very fast increasing and
Wv u.eNs were gro~ing hotter every minute ~.
passengers add crew saved but lule -. nc
''o'hes ihey had on, AID few ltebt a,r,, ~,
value. 's''' "'l'e'tS OF small
H., -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01

\ TEAarnr.-Ilis stated in the New Y"ih Cou
fier aud enquirer, that Monsieur Alien. II. son oil
The Gfeat Magician" dufine suIoufn Al Mont
romefy, Alb. engaged IN the same ealing got
sHsnrled IN Loves mcshes with Mrs. NJ heod'
wife OF DR.. M'beoj, and induced 10 "eonnve
Al her el0pement-'
she was found on board steamboat BY her
friends and carried home. Adfien, who was lodging
Al The Montgomery Hall hearing Of the Circumstance
Immediately I'D. and took 10 the woods. "heie
he wandered about duuug The night, 10 miserable
stale 81 alarm. able TO hold intercourse with no one,
as he scarce spoke . word OF English, aud IN TACT
imagining every one he murderer. In the
morning, however he cot 10 place called iiine 5
feffy. absui II miles from Montgomery, and had
embarked hoard the fen, boat IN the hope Of get
ting across tic river, when he oyeHaken by three
individuals who had out armed IN tie morning 10
pursuit Of linn. They were Dr. McLeol. the lady's
husband, her later and her uncle, Mr.. Robert +.
Coke. They called TO the feryman aud threatened
shoot HIM. II he did MOI stop The boat. Ga hear
ing ihis Adfen jumped into The river. and was on
the point Of sinking when he vas shot dead by Dr..
Mcleod The body was hen carred 70 Mont
gomety, jury held over H. and as u letter writer
SAYS verdict returned Of the "severest character
possible"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
FROM The Nae York Hcrald, Nav. IS.
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.

,, he arflsi Yesterday of the last-sailinc shin
ha"n l,reblebilngs us important news f,om Canton.
TO + eb' I'd She brings indulgence that the En-.
ghsh merchant captain OF supcrcarCo. Mr.. t;,bhle
VINO was taken prisoner by the Mandarne boats. for
fying TO smnggle from one shipto another had
been released. '"'
1t appears than High Commissioner, Linn. either
on' oi policy, or FROM pure generosity or n n,e,s
te'N' treated Mr.. Gihble with eve,v possible deorer
oi hnGness and attention. lie took hlm under his
special charge, took him TO Canton, showed him
al soils OF cwllltIes we are doing to the Arab
NaP''ln' now here. showed mm all The cutiosi,ies
Of the eily OF Canton, and then escorted him down
,ue I'''t 10 Macao, with several Mandarin boats,
tf-e felinue OF officers and men; andultinatcI str
rendered him 10 The British
"a, as It was on Mr.. bble's account HAT CAPTAIN
Elliott declared Canton IN state f blockade Of
Nurse 'He blockade was Withdrawn the instant lie
was surienderetls '
INN was still very strict in not allowing British
s'""' to pass The Boguc in American bottoms. The
itdde win The Americans was still unrestricted and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-01
LATE FROM NA1curz

ne Naiehez Free Trader Of the I3lh ,,s,,o, L..
u'le, details Repeating the fearful calao.v Nil,
10y oei.h that cry. The following is a con,nsal
'' VI ne more material iacs furnished by ihs 80
fe Committees appointed to ascertain tho >,
n " - '''e ea'a,ihly-prepared to our hands IN III.
N "e iis' OF The ranes Of the wounded now a, H.
i'ospisai ana al The fremont House. is as ColIons.
enfy LARK, Henry McCraw. Hester Ford F,ao.
p',s1 ' a, ~ McNoliy, S1ml holland d. Ions
~ w ufeals j. Thomas. q. Mlpan ! Kcrsa,
sonn s'antman Ann Riley, Natehez; palrick Rr"u,.
~ aaio9ai; James Bon.a, Indiana: Ramon NJ
I'en, i.oo,. =, Ramsey, Pennsylyan a; N M,N1ell
I.ou'sFhs; /. II. Roach, Warren CO.. Mi. Aloa
90. H'eto iheh-Iotal,
summary OF loss OLIVES, humber of woppded loss
anu cahage OF properly, &c, hastily extracted from,
'"e n''ss OF rep MS seni in by subeommiriees MN
sicians, sections. and others. Killed 81 whi,rs
DECKS. Nounded41 whites
, :" ms number are included those only whosc bo
ues were recovered. The number lost by drownioo
anu snei as may be vel buried,under The vast beai
y. tpD"'Sh an1 building materials, cannnt nv moss,
my De ascells'ned,had II Is thought best to furnish
Leuhhs on Conjecture.
Sl5.50O. '""''s' ~ soo1s'