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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
ARREST or ONE or THE NURDERERs "
NARY G. ROGERS

on WOODY, Jsrpss finnessn.s rusc, n tonffrled
rt'rshr. vas ARRESTED IN tlss ny ~ Ueios TomPsins
81 ne Nes v rs rollc,, Usdef istetmsion spoeuung
ntariy 10 cefsnts, that he 10 ore uf ~ wr.chts Who
eom.s'ed tie outrage and murder u Mar, C. Rogers.
u sesu., isa lie Ne~ Yoik police have si.sdy two
CT nss offs gang Ia rs,,o5, ih., ons Of ih.r con
'etses 90 The crime, and implicated f,sseg.n, end
Dat Ne Keeper IA Log,s 10 which they we're 10 the
hsit II rs,ottinf informed the police Of p. where
shpsi', be Assiag quH sbs city ineJlaies shet tie
msfdsf u is stated, hat the gang consisted Of .it
o. seven ptrsons whose atrocities ia ,sious forms
familiar 10 the police annals ta: $50 Of them we're
fsown "a Miss Bogeu and m,,tns her In t,le street.
on ue morning Of her murder they invited Ter 10 ss
20 Huhokeu, sytng that they hal hire3 boat vItl,
oassDcu usi sbe accompanied them eniic ed.
uHs0sFocas. ioa feutej part Of the shore. ana usre
sher he aceomp Ahsnsni OF their h,sh purposes bru-
tails n,ufdcrc5
finotsan when arrr.isd vote a ring which /, sad
20 have been Identified belonging 10 ai.s Ro-
seis Tie Bee ssys lie ia Of Tie gang ~ho. about
syesr since, committed gross ou,tsgr H.oa young
sil 40 TIA, cliy-AB6ny A,ssI.
LATER
Tie AveA 81 AiJsny. James Finnesan, ,he Young
arrested Sunday by officers Tompaas AMI
Hnhkct, at Albany, and brought to this city. where
be remains PRISON at the upper Polio, o1ts Zoo
eIAmlnauonJ was arrested for having, ~.Ia otucta.
committed an outrage upon 'be person Oi M'.s IAu'
Ana Tool. near IIOboksn, the 25tl July.-sId mol
fof The violation and murder OF Miss Mary { Rogers,
has been Incorrectly stated by 81 tie ors.
Several others IN prison for participating. "a the
same offence N Y. Jour. Of Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

1t stated thu. Judge Mclean has declined the pres
idents invitation to accept the secretayshp Of the
office.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER s,h. isii.

Tss ss,,,l INDEPENDENCE i,f ~, 'h@t;
Lord Of hs I,on ssarf and Easis sys;-
TAs srps IA Jsao~ ,r,h ny Rosom bare.
Ne, AssS ne Si0rs thsi Aosrls aiorE M bt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

"Nuch remains unFung." a. ,he tom "a, said 10 the
. .f.< rt. fs.-'-s'- - -~r;i . s.r.- =.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
MR.. ROOSEVELT ON THE BANKRUPT LAW.

ITO the Editor Of The Tribune:
As you your Saturdays
that political personal
1t bstPopc for add founded the
I'll 1t upon information derived m the public prints
not seon Mr. Roosevelt had correspondence with
vote on the lnexpcdient resolution.
One word more relative to Mr. Roose,es against laying
resolution on the table he twenty other friends of
SNkrupt Law" among them decided one, as ttfed and
Lowell oil Ma were III the On the other hand
ebou decided
mitee voted a1or of laying the on the she cd
majority Carolina Delegation all of whom ~
WHO absent have since voted 10 lay the bill on the
Very queer yoting, surely, on test question:
call Mr. Roosevets vote in fox ~
which passed the the Session, IN
structsg the Judiciary Committee report expsdencv Of
actng Bankrupt Law the present also 10 his
late against Mr. Aherton the bill the table
These certainly questionable last vital per-
focty willing submit of sense whether your at
tempt the of these Mr. Roosevelt Of
hostility Bankrupt Law because he wiling
party should cvade committing itself
al TIE present Session. fAlure?"
~ we do not wish argue this sgsn. Mr.
''''se" new says he is in favor of Bankrupt Law and
We WI" take his word for it, only asking that he shall not
secretly plot 10 defeat ,-rha, all E5
- Nc" e0spa Is beginning 10 reach Nsw.Orleans
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
N.r and subline EshibItion.
q Fails of Niagara, with Real water :

1so1r1 " .Ito1
day and the American Academy OF the FINE @
three doors below A,to Hotel This delightful Exhibition
nouneed al who have the curiosity the World
begins attract crowds vs The propeors believe that 1t
only requires be become of the popular IN this
community printed of the testimonials II mas re-
csved from eminent Editors and Artists nay De OBJ
tanned the high character and competency Of
these recommendations none hesitation conhde The
several Feet Let family visit
il especially levers of the sublime and beautiful
Open during the day from 10 to- and from 3te In the
evening from TO- AdnisRcs IS csan ehdrea half price l.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
rrnrn the R,ston Courier.
or THE DEATH OF MSS LUCY HOOPER,

or THE DEATH OF MISS LUCY HOOPER.
BROOKLYN. y AUGUST !, 1884, AGED "a YEARS
And thou AT gone sweet daughter OF the Tyre,
Whose strains hoped to hear thee weken long;
Gone-as the IN mornings lgh, expire,
Gone Ike the rapture OF passing song;
Cone from circle Sho thy gift, have cherished,
With genial fondness and devoted care,
Whose deares, hopes with thee, have sadly persisted
And ROW can find solace butin prayer;
Prayer ia be Ike thee. in so raeekly bearing
Both JOY and sorrow from thy Makers hand
Prayer to put on the hite robe, thon wearing,
And join thy anthem IN the better land.
Boston, August 5,h, l5il. II. l. 7.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

FEASkLIs SALT WATER BArH-We recommend all persons
and the enjoyment healIh avail
refreshing and influence OF
bathing M Thomas omitted securing
the enjoyment the Shower Baths excellent condition.
advantages Swimming School Private Baths for
ladies and gentlemen require comment.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

MURDER IN BALrIMoRE.-A brutal murder commit
ted the esersewn road about miles from Balti.
more, Wednesday night last The bo.dy deed wa,
committed by lrshman named Barney Gallagher, on
his wife Barbara. He is supposed have beaten her
death with the butt of his gun her skull being fractured and
her right which probably raised for her protection
broken in three places. fragment of the gun
found the body An inquest held the remains
which resulted verdict of death from the hand of her
husband
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
An ORIGINAL NOVEL IN THE NEW WORLD {.

y The propeors popular journal have the pleasure
announce that Saturday august 4 will
tain NEW AND ORIGINAL NOVEL ENTIRE. 1t is entitled
THE DUCHESS OF FERRARA; a Tale of the
Middle by Author Of The Far West For
N. most intense and thrilling equal Novel
English language by authors and will the
the most careless reader Terms 81 cents sngIes4 hundred
Office 20 Ann street. [auIO atl J. WINCHESTER Publisher.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

q While the wife of George Holcomb, and several
others gathering whorteberes, in the negh ghbor
hood of Marlborough Friday of last week they discovered
rattle snake, which terrified all except Mrs H. who,
thing daunted procured club and pursued the
measured 1--WE feet in length and carried l6 attles rpa
sing any thing OF the kind heard of in Marlborough by
the Oldest inhabi,ant. Hartford Times
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
Rev. III. o. Sheldon Divine Proyi

Rev H. %. Sheldon Divine Providence permitting) will
he b,opy confer who wish become acquainted WITH
or Interested Lyeeum Village Berss, Ohio manufc
lures al the following times and places and should suitable
he vyen and made he will lecture evenings
o'clock upon System Educson-he General Dfu
lion Importance Moral
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

uJ No less than six steamboats, said to be lying up in
the creek at Buffalo they having been bought off by the
Steamboat Combination.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

GARpEsThe performance. place evening
should we'll hear singing
price admission
will be splendid display of Fireworks Those readers who
can make il convenient oug hi attend
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

U Owner Wanied.-A person day Jas, week e,r.8
st the Hat De CAMP TELLERs l7s Boad.sy
psymen, m article bought gave large BILL supresns -
much smaller The an, e buyer M
been gone considerable owing bill having deesp,
appearance sh. ,.
il certain that he or righ wpay sdver,,
expenses. the money shall be restored Cg aalOA
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

70 James Finley, young Engineer on the Southwest
ern Railroad killed the 4th inst between Orange
burg and Branchve S. c. by the ssettng of the ocomo-
tive.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

ARREST ROBBERY OF THE MArL.-Washington
Woodruff lad about ghtcen years DID, examined be-
fore the Mayor of Cincinnati having been in possession
Of certain drafts and being suspected of having dis
honestly by them He confessed. while under examination
that he and others found mail bag in the road
Georgetown KY, and that they red it, he receiving $50
and drafts his share of the booty He remand
ed to Frankfort, Ky. for trial.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

The Hall hackdrive Who has been hot
the Police Office lately relation of FRANCIS B. HALL haekman
50 Barclay 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

DEATHS IN NEwYoRK.-The Coroner reports the deaths
of 2oa during tie week ending Saturday last &c
Men, 81 Women &c Boys, 90 Girls. OF these "A died of
Cholera Inanum 81 of Consumption, IS Commissions, II
Dysentcy, - DrOpsy in the Head 10 other Dropses,
F-vcrs 90 Infamma,ons l6 Alarasmu 5 Small Pox n
under year of age 90. 16a natives
of the L. States; - of Ireland &c
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

FLoRlpA-The news from Florida continues be Of a
most decisive character The Indians, in small parties
almos, daily coming into Tampa, and the belief is
ained that this tedious and disgrace finally be
brought TO end.
The Tallahassee Star of July 90 contains the following
intelligence:
We learn by letter received by the las, mail from Mari
that few days since party OF Indians supposed
number about 30 visited the settlement Of Mr. Morris Simms
in Jackson County about u miles below Mariana,
Chipola Ryer murdered his daughters the
and the other years OF puadered his house what
provisions they could nd killed several hogs and crippled
horses with spears spiked The little girls
found the cowpen pierced with spiked arrows their
brains dashed out with ightwood knots.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
From the Courier and Enquirer.I

from Inc Courlef and En1ureF.I
n Chapman,s Metallic Hone and Razor strop Is
much commended BY the and from trial of
aan, that hs or" it Mandatory lOa
WIli.m-.treet N iy5J la'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

p' The Superior, Cart. Could makes her trip to the
Fishing Banks to-day Those vino have eisure to think of
taking comfort may ge, reh and coe by stepping
aboard (See Cara)
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

g A shocking accident happened near Cumberland Md
last week child the son of Mr.. John H. Miller, aged
about three years fell large copper kettle hled with
boiling water and before any person TO its relief II
was much injured survive the sad disaster ouly
few hours.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

R The Toronto Patricia crazy Tory journal in Canada
thinks the Repeal Associations" formed in this country
10 effect Legislative Divorce of Ireland from Great Br
tain the specimens of republican assurance
heard ofWil the Editor tell what he thinks of SINH
lar associations in England effect the Abotos of Slavery
in tho United States
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

% There a of cruel but absolutely unusual
punishment in the House OF Representatives the other day
The subject the Bank bill, and Col. w w. Payne,
Lsco-Foco Member from Alabama, got the floor anS
blew off large head of against any such institution
1t unconstitutional, oppressive, niquitous, Pcrncous
&c. &c. When he had finished Christopher Morgan, u
Wing from this State got up and quietly asked the
he the COL Payne who in the Legislature of Ala
baa few years siuce voted instruct the Members
Congress from that State support National Bank sci
capital Of One Hundred Millions This choker.-
The Col. has since edited tke House
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

% The Negro Conspiracy Bayou Sara, Lou turns out
rather SLIM The prisoners have nearly all been discharged
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

UG We received nothing of interest from Washington Os
last evenings mail.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

Ship Congress Marshall from d July coal Nesmth Leeds
Brig askmakan Morris so days from Rio de Jsneo coffee to
E Morgan.
Br Brig Bemud4 Times IA days Island with salt TO
& J Laurie.
Brig Christian Ballard l9 d In Orleans, Faber Berwh
Brig Cadmus Pitnan - July Cucoa salt and goat kln
20 Joseph Fouike &
Ship arbnger COu 10 days from Turks Island 1000 bushels OF
salt 10 Post & Philips
ship Cornelia French from Liverpool to Wood Trembe.
Br brig Sir Lonel Smith Smon IS d from Montego Bay copper
and rum, Hogan & MilieH.
Brig Portland Cough 60 days from Go,topbug hyer
Schone. passengers.
Bg Lucinda Robertson q days from Mobile cotton and psc'
10 G d A w Benson
Brig Motto Forbes - d I'm Pcou, coal. TO w Pratt
Br brig Bell Atkins Windsor plaster ms''sf
Brig Benamin, Forbe' p days from Cssosu' '|' " '''
Taylor. :, ~. !, pt
Schr Emma Pole, ds I'm Baltimore, win Hour
Schr AdeIaid, Anderson, d. In ISIk ..ave hisoa
schr Baltimore WogOn, sfs fG Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

FALL \ BUtLDNe-The walls OF three story DITCH
house at the corner of Schuvk Fourth and Southtree fell
cut on Friday evening with great crash The house was
densely tenaaed BY the families of poor aborers on the
Schuyk and there thirty souls within at the time OF the
Provdentialy however but one Ia man who
the Hospita) seriously injured, and he we
are glad to say, dangerously. l. ). Gazette
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
{ JOu\ w. PINE.


rY Life md Murder of Mary 4. Rogers the beautiful
Cigar pamphlet form with 'piened Portrait declared to
likeness Will be published 81 Ann street THIS morning
o'clock particulars of the Murder the knowledge
which Police and the writer prmpnie Nm'
Gamblers supposed 10 be concerned IN the Nr
e S,c expected The Life Is full OF interest
tain, an account several courtshp and seduction
brought about her manifold charms also Of the early sseh
mcu in which have been engaged Price 6.
aui0 IT. sunday ines oHcc' ol dnh'l
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

U The persons who were run down in sabont at Hurl-
gate Saturday by the steamboat Cleopatra were Henry
E. James and William n. James, of this City, Henry was
drowned but William saved himself by clngng to the wheel
of the steamboat.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

y Private HoardinE.-Gentlemeu wishing peraaaeu,
Board aad Rooms IN the business part of II.
City be accommodated at No s puaae'ee' as out OF Broad
where bu, few bosrde. taken nd mace to
reader their no me pleasant comfortable The hca esrey
new and newly furnished throughout Terms moderate Refer,
eacss exchanged. U2d
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

LATER FROM BuESos ArREs-By the barque Sardius
Capt Lindsay we have Buenos Ayres dates to June 49,
utny broke ouf the night OF the llth on board the
Rversa barque-owar Twenty May, one of Commodore
Goes squadron in the harbor of Monevdeo he native
portion of the crew commenced attack upon the otcers
who were soon joined the foreign amounting to
IS number brisk FIRE OF musketry and pistols was
opened and kept up fer hour between the parties when
the officers were farther reinforced by the OF three
boats manned from the squadron They then rushed upon
the mutineers and after resistance them II
reported that thirty killed both sides including
three officers and considerable number Of wounded Eight
OF the ,nutineers were sho, the morning. 1t said
Mon,e vdeo papers of late date silent respecting the
utiny On the night another Rvsrlsta brsoiwar was
observed 10 be on fire. and before the flames ext
suisbed she was so burnt as TO be rendered useless
Itis understood that Gen. Echague has opSned the cam
pairn in Corrien,eS Jour. of Com.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

Offices Let~-ln tho Basement OF the New Merchant
Exchange corner of and suitable for Brokers'
or other purposes such as eicshnent There
Two offices connected together for the balance
year perfectly satisfactory the tesant Apply NJ
Pearson OF Exchange Company corner Of Han0'e'
and Exchange Place the publisher d the New World Gs
street lyl3af
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

II For the Address of the Mechanics OF Brooklyn
ON State Prison Labor, an Account of Lyceum WI
luge, see First Page.
For a Letter from the Mediterranean, SEQ Last
Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

ARMED STEAMERS THE LAKEs-The Buffalo Com
mcrcia that both the armed steamships at
Chippewa ready for On Thursday last, the Toronto
passed down the Niagara River and the Ninos with the
sanguinary symbol OF St Gsorge flying the main gait on
The day fnlnwinp
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

D' " No Sec,arian complains to that the Mariners
Church of this City is in filthy and uninviting condition
Lei il be reformed.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

CoSvENIEST.-We it stated that the Borough Coun-
Gil of Harrisburg Pa, have passed resolution ordering
emission of $4,000 in shnpasers, bearing per
redeem those already circulation Harris
burg and its authorities are intensely Loco Foco.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

WORTHY OF lMIrATloS.-The Highland Messenger states
that clan of the Cherokee Indians sill, remaining North
Carolina, numbering about hundred all belong to
the Cherokee Temperance Society except FIVE SIX and
these pretend drink spirits unit, they get among the
whites.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

Sheldon regrets that important meetings in Ohio will
him making appsntnen or spending more me on h'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
Just Pub d.
M, Thc Phrcuo Aimanu

EhC PhrCnOI0-ICWI "H'V' tUu"Tu'
among other equally interesting natter LSeness and Remarks
anon Erwin FORREST celebrated Tsgcdan dteTeai
views of Peter Rsbn.cn hc murderer OF M Saydam with
ANALYSIS hi Likeness and character OF Hon. FrLu
H. and Dr. together with
BRAN Of Perce noted cannba and of Ssh.
the Sea- pto celebrated modelling Beautiful Women For
sale 1876 l26 Fulton street ard
and 80 Division street York Price, l2 cents ST 100
| ,h,r,i ,,iu,,ion made 10 pcddlcrs aul0 81
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

r Notce-The Manager ih annual Fair of the Ame
rcan requested punctuay TO meet at the Repository
,b;s d,v n, ( ocock p " sul0l
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

n Public Mceting-A Public Meeting OF the Dry Good,
Clerks of the civ of all Others favorable TO eoss
th- ,o.s st reasonable hour held Hall at q
o'clock on Thursday Evening, l2ih August
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

SARATocAAmong the distinguished visiters now at the
Springs Hon Mr.. Legare OF South Curons si- Joseph
de Courcy Laian of the Indian Board travelling in Ameri
examine Institutions and Lord Tulanere nephew
OF the late Duke OF Agyve. OF Scotland, and Lord
Charleyville. Irish Peer Of the House of Lords.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

II The Southern Literary uessengcr.-A full Sc,
Of this sterling monthly for the si0 perfect order be had
at this ofhcs Price So. Jy 3Ot
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

DAvESroNr is cit, Iowa which is making rapid
strides TO importance Thircight buildings are going
forward at the presen, time
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

CASApA-A late London paper says that six regiments
have been ordered home from Canada this From
which we suppose it may inferred that expectation o.
hos'ilites with this country exists in England
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

II Price Reduced 10 S3.O0-Daguerreotype Portraits
taken nnabe style from 10 40 seconds at the Of
bn alway Park Placeentrancc Park Place yl4 In
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

" Particular Notice.--Those persons having m'ni-
description dispose of who breaking up
will ready portion all of their
goods sending address, calling the subscriber
Goods o any purchased
nu5Im r COTTON 1917 Chatham. .square.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 10. Is4I.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

~ lHE PRRESoIocicAL ALMANAC for 1892 by L. n
towie has just beenissued He who wishes to learn some
h'"s OF rhrenoioy before setting up disciple or crue
wag can here learn it at half the cos, of lecture.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

- P0svils, Pa has added 900 10 its inhabitants BY
immigration within SIX months
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

IT Notice Publsbers-A Practical Printer who has hd
about experience Editor of Weeky and Weekly
Newspaper and who also Contributor several Of most
popular Magazines wishes obtain sGaton Editor or AS
Editor Of Literary Political Journal Satisfactory es
nonial Plea address C. b. the Office Of this
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

Extract Of letter dated HSsSIMER 9th Aug ISL
As Tor drouth it beats thing experienced tor many
years in this vicinity The gardens aud pastures have dried
right strait upaforc the half grown and the Mo
hawk has been clean down the North River TO drink
dav this long while
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10


Sixpcnce will be received in Night Line, and also from
;ible's Garden no extra charge [aui 3w GEO w HoMAN
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

u Peach Orchard ConI nt SO so per ton.-Now
audnr Peach Orchard of quality broken and screened
md deliver at the door the above low prize
from yard, 81 per delivered. W. WWESI
Coraer Of Albany and Washington streets,
Corner of Rutgers Slip and Cherry-st, and
nuI0 3t- Inuress psar Canast
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

1P An agreeable mud healthy Recreation IN the
peasante jauHtcan bo made
his season of the Year taking trip Hobeken and walk
dong the banks the margin OF the y
an this ii generally admitted that
me aks grounds spot beautiful
han ever Access easy different othe city by
the Barclay Canal Christopher Ferries the boats which
newly comfortably refcd In the evening the Canal
street Ferry Boat runs until oboken yl0 Owls
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
.Enuun ~ 1.
CONTENTS.

CcSrES1S
/ rozTRY-The Farewell, by Gycus-B,,..
Brooklyn H'ghts, by IsI4adsr-Eiegiae St.I!,
by J. A. Shea.
HDOCT0R LARDNER'S LECTURES; R:p.,,,3
eNrrc..ly for The Tribune.
Ill LETTER FROM TIE SECRETARY OF TEE
TREASURY, transmitting Report en- {. ..,
ct the Finances.
..WASHlNGrON CORRESPONDENCE of n.
Tribune. Thi, Correspondence fcrn, ecn,-
hcr,.yc and satisfactory report cf,he ptoeeelag
ef both branches Of Corcres..
Vi. .CuSRESPoNDENC Or THE TRIBUNE
Letter from Chic sc-From Sreci,l CorreseOst.
ent AT Washing fon--from Last Haaii,oa Ny
Letter feom Ne1chap. IA, Li,lrpoo
VII. .EDlroKIALS-E.g E.gzt-eu Hundred -sd Fcr'y Ts,
More Awful D.clcsrres'-Who Acyc4sa
Reputation '-RsI Koli Mscuae-Lcc.are Of
Hon Mr. Chou.e--T,h, atouV he Hon. lcasu.
No.2-Thc ti.cai ! he-acy rae Case ct ire C.s.
Gle. ~. sc &
VII RESoLU rIoNs Cr THE ROME LEAGUE
several coumn, Of .msl, i'e - OF Nev, s..
lsctons.
IN. COURT OF OYER AND rERAiNER-Dspc.
>tion Of the cases Of WHEY, colt, Jas. Gcrds,
Beunctt, emu oshets'
X..REPoRr or TIE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY. cOmplets. This Report Is 9.ie
more til ~ tsicc the price ofthe paper
NJ. REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES fer I.
week.
MI. BANK NOTE TABLE of all the good Bank. i,
the I'm ed States.
Nil Review of the Murket-commereial an Ac'sy
Mauere-- Marriages, Deaths Nc &c.
Person. wishing 10 send IN acceptable New fer'
pr..er, to their friends the country can have the nP
with arcceipt ior Que years subscription enc eosed 'en,@
any part Of the uaed States Price for single cgy,
81 ceuts rhoy car be had the counter this mofsns
GREELEY y MeELRATh 80 Ann,l.