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MARY ROGERS THE CIGAR GIRL" LIVING =
This is the caption Of an article in the New Ha-
ven Courier of yesterday, in which the editor
states that he received the following letter some
days ago from Derby, but waited until he con-
suited gentlemen in that place as to the proba-
bility of the story. The editor states that these
gentlemen inform him that the letter is substan-
TALLY correct. Mrs. Rogers has been enquired Of
by the neghbors, if Mary, her daughter had ar
rived from New York. She reluctantly Says
that young woman was at her house, but 1t
was g Mary King" The neighbors have tried
various ways to see her, but the stranger is not