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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02

The OLIVE BRANCH is informed, (as are also some
other whig papers) that our mysteries were COM
menced previous to the issuing of the prospectus for
the "Indiana Democrat; and the fact Of its being
issued at all, viii have bearing expostions.
As to knowledge of the rascaty intend to ex-
pose previous to this time, plead guilty. But
would the editors alluded to attack gunboats while
frigates were before theml Would they pick up
coppers while half eagles covered the ground! 1t
suited to blaze away at the biggest enemy first.
We felt it to be duty to skin the first and
the skunks at cur leisure The first was the hardest
job the last the nastiest The first is accomplished
and the poor denuded coons are like the fox who lost
his brushy appendage in the trap they desire to
the skunks in the predicament, land shout
ing like very devils in the latter oper
alton. We expect to the animals mir soon as
their hides are out of the way, as to prevent
cognition.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N0TICE.

NOTICE hereby Of
administration on the estate Of Abner Mitchell LATE Of Marion
county and State oi Indiana deceased All indebted
said estate make immediate
ing claims against
ucaed Tor settlement The said
Sep emher III, 1885, MARGARET MITCHELL
JO-3w-is Admins rafrx.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02

6-Billy v. will accept our thanks for late tondol
papers by the Britannia. All well
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02
Observation-Disclosures Bronson.

e-Bring on wood while the roads are good.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02

The grossest tyranny that ever enters into human
imagination, is that of father compelling his
daughter to marry man she cannot endure.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02

0TThe RushvIlle Wing is informed that we regu-
late own business. 1t may well attend to Its
own.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02

01-RoBfyr OWEN, the celebrated socialist and re-
former, has again arrived IN this country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02
Gibson County.
er 10 the editor. dated

LLBTuLt " q tStFtT 70 VIC cuttOF UUsC~
PRINCETON, Ind, Sept "a, 1S45.
GENTLEMEN: l don't think the new
Democrat is called, that is to be started at In
dianapois, will take we'll in these diggins. We
think that you have borne the brunt and done
fighting for the last five six years, if there as pap,
you ought to have it, and not suffer nk-andwater
set to come IN and carry off the spoils. = =
We have great deal of sickness in this section of
the State, more so than have known from thirtyone
years residence in this place.
l am in hopes when our friends meet this winter
they will settle down true democrat, that
is worthy, and suffer the wings to elect one for
hs But let the man live where he may, east,
west, north or SOUTH let party unite him. The
true principle is to ssgiye and take and not let
opponents decide for US. Yours truly, A.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02

Grsee Turner's Advertisement on the LIST page Of
Semi-weskly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02
Business of the m. and L. Rail Road
During the oeek ending September 81, 1915.

The above shows a handsome increase over last
week, which, considering the season, Of the
heaviest since the commencement Of the road We
hope every one viii preserve these weekly statements
that they may have at hand at all times, facts show
ing what has been contended for by those
with the subject that the ratio of increase of bust
ness receipts of the road, more than equal to
the square of the distance of its extension.-Eps.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02

STEVENS Il HUGHES,
Attorneys and C0unseIIors at Law.
BEDFORD, IND. 3u-is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-02
Advertising.

His Erce7ency, JAS. WHITcoMB,
Governor of Indiana, indianapolis, Ia!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

days with rsgs, &c Duh Cousinsry 9Th inst Lat g.
~ what supposed to be vessel seward
IN DOWN and proved to be large
distance OF vessel wateogged and her
waerone OF the branches 30 feet long ON which the
shone at distance like signal Of distress made by
sTsneh brig F9nse Leyrb SO days from Rochelle with
70 PEs Detroit Ander;oa days from st. cy9r with
dnskeag, for Boston, Q; Exchange dsg - -
ng shIy Leeds Dnkwater y days from Oporto with
60 lon 6 49, British barque Stevens from Belize Hond for
Brig Benz Swan, Montague, ls days from Ponce, PR with
fanhea Trinidad, Mashall aud Magnolia of New Haven all
lds; br: Tasso Howe for New York 2days-and others
o% Msysus spGa 1 no dse IS on brig Eous Hitler
Blush brig Falcon, PITT, days from Bermuda in ballast.
days with sugar, &c to Nesmith & walsh Saw barque
ashore Florida Reehad her name when we
lei, key West, as no wreckers had arrived from her.
Drs 6ar9ne Sherwood days from Charleston, with
Schr Albert yina Adams q days from New Orleans to
DUCK Peters, with III hhds sugar 1876 bbs mosses Ramon de
Schr p Jones Cramer, from Wilmington NC with naval
stores, to ". L. McCreadv.
Schr John Dunon Bebee, from Norfolk with shingles to
schr Brandywne Stevenson, from Philadelphia with coal
| to master -
schr Paragon Knight days from Philadelphia with coal
schr DR.. Franklin Lewis from Philadelphia with COAL to
MASTER.
schr President tof Cherryhed from Phadephi. with COS.
sehr Champion days from Philadelphia with coal bound
| to Boston,
Schr Julia Ann petngil. days from Ea,po with ath
| and plaster, to Smith Boynton
One brig. unknown
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Stock now on hand, brls. $3.50 l349
Making total stock of 020l brs which, with the sup
ply OF old on hand 5000 brls gives stock of 6Ol brs
of Pots and Pearls.
BRrADsrurrs.-Holderso of Genesee are firm at the adj
vance, we now quote 81 8l4 Ohio and Michigan are
held at 81 rs 81 SIT, and in 81 ST; New
Orleans fancy we quote firm at 81 rs 81 s75, common
at 81 64 - 6s There is active demand for all the
southern brands and prices are advancing Brandywine
rye flour at So So l2 Wheat remains as last stated,
without any alteration in price demand Northern rye
we quote at 641 65c; northern sells at as 47c
weight and measure southern at ASH 46c, do. do
CorTor.-Yesterday afternoon q negotiation was
closed for the shipment of cargo Of Texas Cotton to
ported at nearly twice that amount the prices paid do not
show any decline and holders firm and supply the
market sparingiy. The business this week has been
between buyers and sellers. We continue our quota
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrvIcArieN.

Stock in city 60 900 bales-sales this week 1000 bales
cent.
PRovIIoNs-The Pork market is rather inactive and
prices are by firm. We notice small sales OF
old prime Ohio at SO 43E SO 66f Old Mess $40 62g
New Prime is held at $l03 az $40 o0 do at Sl3 37
The demand for Ohio Lard rather limited We quote
sales Of Prime, barrel and keg n 81 Orange County
butter sells at Is 49, Western for shipping at 10 lei
Cheese in boxes and casks is sold at 6 s.
CoTTos-The market is very quiet. There appears
very little disposition to operate and prices remain with
out the slightest alteration We prospect for an
improvement in prices demand at present.
FsH-Dry Cod is held at 81 SIT, with very fair do
mand.
HAr-North River bale, good qualities, sells at a7I a
cents The receipts are large for the and the
demand moderate
MoLAssEs.-Tbe market is heavy. Small sales to tho
trade made of Porto Rico at % 2oc Crox at
New Orleans at % 29c.
WHmxEY-Domestc, in drudge casks sells at % cts.
in Western and prison bills fit % 23Ic There is fair
demand for each description
The CANALs.-Amount Of produce, received at Alba
ny, for the week ending NAV T. lS45.
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'oRT OF NEW YORK, MAY II.


Cleared.
Ships Stephen Whitney, Thompson, Liverpool r. Kerm;,.
Star Republic, Hendley, Galveston Brewer Nelson Ciif
lngerso Ncw Orleans Stanton Frost arque Abby ,ker
Hatch Btsndywne Badger Psck-Briss Treaty, Tatem
Mitchell Mpele LevanS Webster, La Guayra Nesmith Walsh;
Ha Wilmingon-Schrs Lyra, Smith, Demeraa, s. w Lew,
LSs Nl hobInson Sisannah Sarges Chairman; L. r.
ohss Thomas Corsen, Norfolk Bunker Place; Roe Dodge
Wanington Coles Baltimore; Lebanon Brown Philadel.
gs s r'prsncs smith Haows WV Pratt; Faireld Burr
no. Iayior Pelican, Pearson and Mail Nichols Bos
dcnce. 's''s' anu ''e'oryi Hnooes' rroVr
Arrived.
m Win iit &c to Draper Dcvlin Spoke Mich 40 t
nd noS,d c GoTdner from Marsees for Boston
ship Nitchez hence Cantor e way ., LAT ~ w.
B,rquc Rapid. Ward, from H,van, AMI, a. Ii - a
TO Moses Taylor. nPin w. win sugar, &C.
Nesmith Walsh. s"saooia' WIN COTTON, to
ton. TO II. NJ. DcmIll. ~ S~'anhah' win cot
Brig Poultney Monat, from Buenos Ayre. March III.
hides &c e order Lea brig Globe eSem no, w e
puencs Ayres with ship Hamilton Of New York had ps
Semned SPOKE 2th ut lat % Ion g. whals ship sii IN
SWEDISH srs Nsvaa~', Bovs,ssu, hoa Trieste We gsuvda
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Passengers Arrived.

H4vAsA.Bareue Rapid-M. M Jarvis, Mr. Warren and 2
T msn aeS c Ms' Rc's Turnbu jones' Be
Mr. Craig and lady, Of Jersey City; Ruiz and lady Mrs
Co5dew Molenir, Laulhe, r de Arrange, de Arrange
q Guisti. ~ ~
NEw ORLEAM--Brig Oneco-G W Somerndyke s Gedney,
M Thorne, Vallan 6 Sprague.
PEssAcoLA-Barque Ayola-Mr Luther lady and uhild-6 in
the steerage 80
SSERMuDA-grg NeptunusIH Higgs and daughter.
SAyArNAH-Bsrque Isaac Nlead.Mn Shaddick, Mrs S
MWight. Miss M A Champion, Miss Nj Champion Miss
Eliza Champion, Capt Freebum, Welton, Grammar
ton, Colvin-l2 in the steerage
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Died.

On Saturday morning the 10th instant, EDWARD ALLEN
only son OF Allen and Amanda Clark aged years and
months
The friends and relations of the family are invited to at
tend his funeral this Sunday afternoon, at o'clock
without further invitation from the Exchange Hotel
On saturday morning, 10th inst, at o'clock after
long illness OF consumption which she bore with Chris.
tian fortitudc and resignation to the divine will Mrs
MARIA NAris, wife of Nehemiah c. Nafs aged 10 years
and five months.
Her relatives and friends particularly requested
to attend her funeral Monday 18th inst at IL o'clock
from her late residence Third street. near South sixth
street, Williamsburg, L. l. Her remains will be taken
to Jamaica for interment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

NAvAL.-The U. S. Schooner Onkayhee, Lieut.
CONT Arthur Sinclair sailed from Norfolk on the 7th
inst for Chagrcs, with the mail for the Pacific The fol-
lowing are tho list Of her officers
Arthur Sinclair, Lieut.. Commanding Geo. T. Sinclair
LIST Lieutenant Robert Townsend, Acting Master; s.
Throckmorton Passed Midshipman II. B. c. Caldwell,
do; James G. Pollard, Captains Clerk.
PassengTs-fion. A. @. Jewett Charge de Afaires to
Chill lady, daughter, and servant S. D. Caldwell.
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Sales Of Stoke ut Boston.

MAY al share Western Railroad, 100; do Eeastern Rail
be. n ls 100 DO DO 9 m 81 200 Wilmngtop Railroad
Boston Stock iES; IS Norwich Worcester Railroad
M %; so do do 72 rs do do 72 Is do do, DO rs ds 49,
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Ono Million OF shcrman;s /

Ono Million or Shcrman,s Poor Mama
Plaster. per annum viii supply the demand wonderful
ware imposture. Shermans genuine Plaster. always have
Dr. Shermans signature the back while the spurious article
IL merely called Poor Mans Plaster" and has signature or
to father il and what than ALL has Invariably
produced bad effects wherever has been used So frequent
warn the public against the imposnre you wish
street Of the regular agents ITO Broadway 10 Aston House
M Hudson street, 1888 Bowery n East Broadway; 1879 Fulton
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PHIApELrHiA, May ioArr Pearl Harding Boston; Amer
ca, Eagle, Young, Savannah CID Ottawa, McNear, West
Indies.
BALrMosE, May aAu Chatham, Nickerson Boston: Ella
Hand Baker Providence Below, Lady Warrington stevens
from New York. and ship: Cid Thos Hooper kirwan Wca
Indies; Emma, Cole, New York
NORFOLK, May 8-An Ann d. BedelI New York
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PENSION IND GENERAL AGENCY,
No. Wall Strcet=NO. 10 18th Floor.

HHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully offers his services to the
public Agent for Procuring Pensions and Counsel
persons engaged the prosecution of and other claims
against the Government An experience Of years
o. The Examiners Of Claims in The Pension Office Washing
mens OF the Department believed, agents will find much
70 to consult him and thus avoid the
French Spanish Italian Portuguese languages all docu.
ments OF commercial legal scientific literary and
ton. - -
Having for years conducted leading papers in the city
Baltimore he will be happy himself chief
Of responsibility.
convenience Of parties he provided him.
self with the FORMS with the regulations annexed proceeding
under all OF the acts OF Congress relating Pensions
He always be found his office during business hours
mic 3tsrc +. H. DARIDGF.
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MURDER AT MOUNT MoRRIs.-We received by
last nights Southern mail, the particulars of muir
der committed at Mount Morris Monday. 1t appears
that an individual named Butler, had quarrel with his
son-inlaw. named Leary formerly resident of this city,
During the dispute Butler seized fork from the table
and struck Leary in the eye The instrument penetrated
the brain .The wounded man Immediately became in
sensible and continued in that twelve hours when
he expired Butler discovered the consequences his
rash act fed to the woods and remained there till Leary
death when he made his escape lie has not found
The sheriff OF Livingston Co. has gone in pursuit.
Roch. (N. W Dem.
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FINE NEW TEAS, Il

4 n
lust RECEIVED from the late sales very large and e.
ceent assortment Of fine Green and Black Tea all
which offered at reduced Good fresh Young Hyson
at ID; fine do SIS superior Ooong Souchong and
Powchong, Of the finest kind from 3s per lb
Black suitable for kitchen Is and Is Cd Purchasers
invited to give the above Teas trial. they offered
2la per cent less than can be had in the city.
Also white and brown Sugars very low prces Stuas
and Wooey refined white and yellow Sugar and oasses Sy
rup with large assortment Of Family Groceries, SC.
Dealers and families from the country invited to call
examine the above stock previous to purchasing.
j. o. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer
a23 2wissrc $50 Greenwich street, Murray.
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All Philadelphia subscriptions to tho Herald

must be paid to the only authorized AGENTS Zeber CO.
Ledger Building Third street Chestnut Tcrms-73
mouth including the Sunday IS without de-
vered free Of charges in any part Phadepha Single copies
Tor sale as above daily, at o'clock-Price cents
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday
Of Philadelphia, free Of postage. n " ' '
All the new and cheap Publications for sale at their es
tablshment as soon issued wholesale and retail.
With the exception of paper the Heradn is read
much Rerhaps IN Philadephs any published in that
Aindsd to the agents at hapast O'clock viii appear the
l1erald next dav. Z
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shipmastcrs and Auent..

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will rive
TO konERr SLyEY Captain Of our News Boat, renos ~
ne tsmp PIP len at the port whence they vessel.
newspapers or news they may Agents and Coe.pon
dents a. nome or abroad will also confer by sending TO
this office any marine intelligence they may receive "
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Medical Notlce.-The Advertisements of the
the Suppression Of Quackery the cure ali diseases viii
hereafter the fourth and last column Of this
paper w. 8. RICHARDSON NJ. D., Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms ofthe College, a5 Nassau IS
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TROUBLES IN SUFFOLK CoUxrY.-The recent fires
which have been raging at different times for the
past month, and which are now daily occurring have
swept through large portion Of the woodlands Of suf
ioik county-destroying whole forests of young and
growing timber, and consuming immense quantities of
cord wood piled up ready for market In some in
stances the fires have extended from the railroad to the
south side of the Island consuming in their progress
numbers OF dwelling houses barns and other property
Ihe whole amount thus annihated, is varously esti
mated at hundreds Of thousands of dollars The locomo
uves are generally regarded the origin these confa
grauons The sufferers highly cxasperatcd, and look
upon each train that passes demon OF destruction
ana TINS ieeng has extended widely through the county
ana the people are under great state as
JUST now threatens to be productive Of serious consc
luences meeting of about five hundred Of the inhab
tants took place on Monday last Rverhead for the
purpose Of adopting some measures for redress and
1t IS said that few of the most excited proposed to
tear up portion of the railroad track, in order to
stop the progress of the trains But il is needless to say
that such incendiary steps were not taken commit
tee was however appointed to lay the matter before the
Grand Jury which to commence Its session Tues
day at Riverhead. The jury had the matter under dis
cnsson on Thursday noon when our reporter left that
place and their ultimatum anxiously tied by all
the inhabitants of the whole county. If it should be
deemed inexpedent to indict the company and there
should be other mode Of redress fear from the
excited tone in which the people talk that violence
will be done to the road.-Brookiyn .4drertiser.
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Foreign Importntions.

BuENos AYREsBg Poutneyo bales sheep skins Barclay
Lv1gson.3l do l33 bales wool Pickersgll co-52 do
w De Forest COG do nuas Wassbege-2 do Goodhue
order. ~ "' "
HAvAsA-Brque Rspidi4l bxs sugar Moses Tayor4so do
Victor Achilles56 Srges co-i0 do 900 segars bales
bag coffee 3b.s Dbl Bunker-6 600 segars Vutee-
o Mason Adams-3s 600 nedoiSo 900 Lille RAJ
WestcIyels-lS 900 SaInanos3sOo0 Wall, jr-2o 600
Smoadsr1 600 John Faber-000 Joaquin Silva Oporto-
Z 900 Colome-3 900 w II Thomas-70oOo M Picsbia-
ooo Moring-53 600 Blanco-l5O0o Prulo-l2o 600
nemaud q ffancon3l,000 John Correa-64 900 Wyle-
1900 segars bales tobacco Pena Rvas pipe Thomp
doubloons l33, 900 segars 10 order - - -p"o'
ST CRoS-Brig Detrol39 hhds sugar casks m lasses IL
puns rum DE Forest COL do Cartwright Uarrison-G
hhds sugar J Whitmore - -'''o"-"
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FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BONES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Stationers, Book Binders, Printers Paper
BoSmakers, Irunkmakers Druggists aud Others who use
Fancy Paper will hnd It to their call and examine the
suhscr,ber large assortment Of American English, Fceh
G~rmm and China Papers.
He constantly receiving fresh supplies Of gold silver and
COPPER Papers plain and embossed German marble
fancy printed Calico and other Papers; all Of which he sells
most at manuacturr prices He would also call the suentoa
OF aud dealers in Fancy Hardware and other Fan
cy Goods to his Paper Box Mandatory.
GEO. j. KRAFT,
al njawaWrec 1911 Fulton
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Trade Report.

AsHEsHolders of Pots firm at SO 6I4 and at that
price the sales have been to fair extent Pearls we now
quote at 81 u.s. which s a farther decline. The move
ments in this article this have been folows:-E
Pots. Pearls.
Receipts, brls. 1896 22s7
Delivered brls 46l4 93s
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Domestic Importations.

Domestic Importations.
NEW ORLEANs-Brig Oneco-29O bids sugar ID MorpanIs
ritt-30 hnds molasses TO order. $3.50 1se y 1iei'
fEssAcoLA-Brque Ayola3o2 bales cotton Is bbls rrea,e
Kegs butter 23 hides % bds deer skins bbs beeswar bdls
order - -'oN 'a'os COTTON 10
S,AyArrA-Bar9ne Isaac Mead-6io bales cotton spoiord
Iiieston co-l6o Parmelee Rogers.
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GREAT FIRE IN NEwBEaN.-we have verbal intel
hgence that most destructive fire occurred in New
bern on Friday morning last As hear some 80 or
40 buildings consumed south Front and Middle
strcets--among the number many large and valuable
brick edfces No estimate Of the amount of the loss
els, May T. -
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
BAnpApoEs, April 20-Durng the post month 1900
obis Corn Meal have arrived The last sale was So 20
per Dbl Corn 81 IS per bag Black Eyed Peas 81 rs per
oushc Flour IS rs 6 Bread, sale Rice So SO
on Tobacco, no sale Picked Pork $40 SO a II Beef
no sao Candles $l2 10 Butter SIS q Is Lard g.
Exchange 81 70 81 rs per 81.
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MONEY MARKET.
G-k.v~p- RW- N 4

=
The stock market is remarkably steady but mu IN de-
pressed 1t seems though prices had touched bottom
and had come to stand still preparatory favorable
change. There has been very material alterations
in quotations within the past week Some of the fances
have Auctuated fraction but OF those in the list
have closed from day to day. at prices the day
previous At tho board to-day, Mohawk Morris Canal
Norwich and Worcester. Farmers Loan Indiana Ken
lucky and Ohio 6s closed firm at yesterdays prices
Eric Railroad fell of per cent Reading, Canton
Long Island awhile stonngton improved ;and Pennsyl-
vania 6s l. Money is getting little easier The rate
In the street about 81 per cent The banks firm
seven.
At recent meeting of the stockholders of the Carlisle
Bank, Pa vote TAKEN when it decided by 5s5
to not to accept the charter with the individual
liability feature as recently enacted by the Legislature
The failure of the Bank Of st. Clair, of Detroit
Michigan, has destroyed confidence in the issues of
nearly all the banks Of that State and revived former
Impressions in relation to the system Of banking practscd
in that and other Western States An investigation was
made in the affairs of this bank last year by the Lcgisl
ture on account of suspicious being entertained in
ference to its movements. We tho latest official
reports OF the bank remarkng that has expanded very
much aimee the date Of the last return
BANK OF ST.. CLAIR, MICHIGAN
Iu.,t L. To-
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WILL BE PUBLISHED, at Menihed's Hall, 800 Broad.
w. way, on Tuesday next, work, entitled Zoada
or The Witch Of Neumkcag tale Of olden time. By H. A.
Cowslip Esq Price 2Ik This original work by the
author need only be named unlimited
Broadway myIi H-rh
BOARDING.
ITO LETSpendid newly furnished apartments, compri,
Ing Bed rooms and Parlour with full board for fsmes
or single gentlemen: References required. Apply AZ mi
Houston street near Broadway. myii Nv srrc
JACKSON STACY Il SMITH.
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTERS Of Pan pocL
vl and Table Cutlery, R,zors Scissors Files SAW Ios
'I III S ;. s;s'p' ss: TAFT fri :;rRErr ., 49,.