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Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
STAE OF MISSOURI
County of Pike,

Pike county court. February Term. 1915
/ is ordered by The court that MI per.
II suns indebted TO the Road and Canal
fund of said ccnnty, be not.G-d to pay the
intrcst due on their bond fSr one year PIE.
ceehing this date 10 the Treasurer on er he.
fore the thirteenth OF March mex, mad that
all interest in asrear fnr more then one veal
II required ei.aer 10 DO PAID or the bonds oil
the borrowers renewe,! with good and suf.
hci-nt security, and in cnse OF default il
the payment Of Interest r in renewing then
bonds, including interest dive for more thur
a year, suits vail in all case. be instituted
Tor the colieciio" OF both principle and in.
%tercs., and ;hnt notice he eiver, by pub!ica
tion Of this order FOR four week. in both q
the newspaper. published i'll thi, county.
A true cory from the record.
Testc A II. BUCkNER, Clerk,
February 18th, Isis. Ava.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
Gee. Wilson.

Wholesale and Retail Deale. III
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, DYE
Stuffs, Perfumery, Glass,
an6 Surgeons Instruments,
No. 5, Slain Sire /,
St. Louis, Mo.
TAll articles il our line of bust
ness will be sole al the very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange: will be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81, 1S45. 6mI
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

The story that there is a chap down
east SO cross-eyed that he courts two
girls al once. is contradicted by one Of
the girls.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
MARRIED.

On the 4th inst. by the Rev. w. Coch-
ran, Miss Ann Boyce daughter ofRich-
ard Boyce Esq. to Mr. William Jared,
all Of Rails County Nc.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
Call and Settle.

A LII those indebted to the Subscriber
IN for subscription TO the Radical, or
for advertising, IRE Informed that q spec
dy settlement must be made.
]. ADAMS.
sowllsn Green, Ian. rs, 1e4a.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
Na Ra M1MOR
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Bouiing- Green, Mo.
WILL promptly attend to all business
intrusted to his care.
Fcb'y lst. 1S45.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
THREE Lots in Bowling Green,
with comfortable buildings thereon,
and several tracts of land near the town
upon a credit Of one and two wears.
For further information enquire at the
Banner Office.
goth January. lS45. |
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
Spanish and AIeie Sera-s

spanish and Meie SeSars,
MANUFACTURED and constantly
L'a IN hand and for sale at St. Louis
prices, by ]. Linder, Louisiana, Pike
county, Mo.
December 18th, 1874. 6
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
TIE THOROUGH BRED JACK,
Duncan.

HAVING purchased a large and thorough
: q bred Jack for the purpose Of improv.
ing The stock in this section Of tho State,
hree d,rs are respectfully reeueeied to call
and examine tor themselves.
flo will stand tho ensuing sea en- a; nv
iarrn, four miles south east OF Bowling. Green.
For further particulars, see hand Ills in du,
time,
JOHN SOUTH.
Fcbus'y l5th. IS45.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

JUSTICE BACON'S
Law day, on the 22d inst, II Louisiana
Mo. Feb. Gin 1915.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

only nope, al least I'LL ROC nam gwen
me %anothe,!' aud repeated. in heart
rendlng accents, u tnke me With
ltiIn!'
The gallent officer was himself in
tears. he knew that II was ilrpOss.-
BILE TO grant The poor ~i!e's petition
without creating much discomfort IN
his company; AID he gazed upon
them with l,ut feeling WIN which d
good man always regards The suiler-
nss he cannot alie,m,e. Al this
moment, i smart young soldier STEP
ped forward, and stood before the
captain with hts hand to hi, cap.
And What do you want. my good
fellow SAID the "%fficer.
My names John Carly. please yer
honor, and | belong ID the second
battalion.
Aud what do You Iant here!
Only, yer h"nor. SAID Carly;
scratching his head, that poor man
uld his lie there a:e sorrow-heart-
ed a, parting, l'.n li~riDklng.'
w ei! aud uhaI ,henf
why, yer honor, they say I'm q
likely lad, and know I'm 1T for ser
vice; and ii yer honor would OILY let
HAT poor fellow take my place IN
Captain Boud,s COM any, and let me
take his place IN y"nrs S, why, yer
honor 't~ouId mike lwo poor uiIngs
happy. and save The lie oi one of
them, lm thinking
Captain Lcder considered for 4 few
minutes, and. directing The young l.
rIshman 10 ien.aIu where he was, pro-
cecded 10 his brother oilers quar-
ter,. He uon made a!rnugeupentS
turned 10 The place whrGc lie had
left item.
W ell Join Gait said he: .you
90 Ia Be,u,ai al + u., and ,uu. Hen.
ry IruLns. reniai;, =, u,uc .,,h
ruur wife.
!Irrr, Jenkins and his viii. b,,u,
r. c from he u ouna, and lush,d M,
! each ulhersaunS. .G.u bless ,uu,
caItain, suld the soldier ~ i.e press
ed lis " ne closer L. Lis Lusuli.. .Dn.
t,,s $ Inn forever sad The wl!e;
bless hun with PROSPERITY an! Ii hap
pI L.eaii!- U.ss IA, vnc. aLd uass
ms cnlidrva! uuG She d..a,n l..tcd.
HE oil; er wipIug /. ic4, ..ula IN,
eve. aid cAcinimlnr.
May yuu never want q friend
when | an tar igom lou, NY god
lad. and yrur arui.Dle ana .v,I Z
VIE" passed on Ia MS COMPANY,
While The happy couple wcl.l IA
search oi Juhn Carry.
AO"utl"civc months since. as twu
boys were watching the sleep cot.
lined 10 iheir charge, upon II wide
hea'h " TIE county OF Somerset.
Their aIicnhyn was aiifdcied by u
'oidIer VINO "aiAed along npporrNIiy
w!ih much i'i5ur' " az leu II
stopped forest las weary l''iios oeS'de
the old Niger post, winch at one time
pointed oui tie va! 10 The h~cIGiibOr-
ing villages, but which now afforded
no information TO the traveller; Tor
age lad rendered II useless.
The boys were :azlug upon ian
With much curiosity, wteE Inc beck
oned them towards HIM. aud inquired
the way l" The village oil Eide"bv.
The eldest, Il fine, ln;eli:,eut lad.
OF nhOuI Twelve years Of aye, pointed
10 The path, aud askeIIfA lie ~et go
me 10 any particular house III lie VII
lage.
NO, nay lad, said the soldier, bat it
Is on The high road Ia Fronne. and |
have .r!endS there; buI, in truth. |
am very wealied, and perhaps may
IN IN NOuT ylIlnue some DcrSpn uIu,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-13
Erom The ". Y. Tribune.

NJ LOWELL As 1T VS. IT Is; BY Rev Henry A.
MILES is neat lsmo OF 23 pages just issued by Powers
& Bsgey Lowell 1t Is in Ut facts of general interest.
We learn from il th,f VIZ, h,na. Company Whose diVI
dends are 80 often ..,, ,.piDys 1850 wom,n, whose
average earnings considerably Cxeeed 50 each per week
above tho cost of teir board The laborng
IS cents per day theit bOad iiysN
ceiye 80 each per day with occasional premiums. These
are the reduced wages hear Of None are employed
under fifteen years Of age No is retained day
after she is known be guilty ceBious conduct, but
not one in hundred discharged for such
The average running is IL hours 10 minutes day,
which too long and should be shortened but the
age working time OF each hand but hours and half
In the Boot Mills careful account OF working time has
been kept appears that LOG girls averaged 2GI days
each in wear and 10 hours minutes per day. each be-
ing paid according her work ~ all paid IN cash eN
cry monlhnot iurhing in orders, barter OF
any kind The average earnings OF the women III all the
factories including novices 93 per week beside their
board Many girls who have been schOOlieachos gladly
take places the mills the pay higher here, and the
work lighter though the hours longer. No one has
lost a sixpence OF earnings the Lowell factories since
the first started. The girls have about SlOO 900 III
the Savings bank.
Such is the condition OF tho Laboring Class in the
principle Manufacturing IN America Granted that IT
is all il should be-tha might and should be improved
is still true that where else does LlbJrng class II
equal numbers mucht year by year; where else
they constantly employed comfortably sIaaed and
adequately rewarded. Let those who would overthrow
this thing work aud buid something better
or show how may be done. Unul they have crude
notion Of this sort. ought they their incessan
warfare American Msnuacturcrsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-13
TO THE LADIES.

GENERA ARRIVAL
From all The Manufacturers ia The Country.
q Ladies' first quality Half Caters !;
az French morocco and Kid s''pOCrs and Ties;
-. Walking Shoes Bronze and fancy coorcj Bus.
kn- Al-b. the largest Misses
beautiful Boot. Buskns Tic be
county.
Ladies particularly and purchases generally, informed
stock embraces of tt, aud weekly
by arrivals nom manufacturer Of oslebny Union.
Al may therefore confidently sIch
they desire; U'i M
timr- peas- and satisfaction anuoltr the
rSrItons IN the differing winch rri them.
:. ~ 10 ar, Main Street
5 Merchants supplied by IN. pscf,
snshr tsrm- III
LIENS SIN DARRELL ~ .EDi.S received from the
u MANUFACTURED OF Aliens self cooking
Barre" Pistols which Icr protection against carmy
or rnls for dutabtv and precision shoot
h. .seeled superior
rock, Lhs aGl Pisto.sa! which offered
low prices, THOMAS TYRER,
Importer anJ Manufacturer OF Guns, Rifles. &c,
No. co, Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-13

MOLASSES, SUGAR, sc.
Ok HHDS. Porto Rico Molasses, part y
cf 20 10 N n. Sugar
40 d. Bacon-Fidrs and Shoulder
200 baltimore city Cured Family Hams
2Ia baRs prime green RIO Coffee
100 ID ~ do lag do
500 sacks "Maf-halr salt
Receiving and for sale % pleasing teun'by
iugg JAS " JuREy, Basn "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-13

4 tONGUESS wATEH.-Ins received PEI =
~ Iynchbvrg q fuuher supply NJ Ssfatoga ConRess w
gua AMI plot hotties A. our this Water u cons'a
newed consumers tnay awsys rely on retns y hom Ne
reflection ALEX. DtiVAb A. 60, DruggiaI
iu - "a Main stfeet, Rchm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-13

INVa ~ E1IUTfTff w
4 W HANuOIPH "a 90. have feecvcd HsFpcrs' Bible No
- ff esrWanderfng lew Noe ~ aud o. aehdc-Fro-ii
NJ sory II The wohd No y 2sc-Msy No Columbian hagazine
qscNos 80 sJ 80 Living Ag, icaEd 10 OF - new Novels
C,,tt,o' famine Then, N.Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening 22d instant, by Right Rev Bsc,
McClusscy Mr.. JEREMIAH {. JONES 10 Mrs MAgI
MATILDA PITTS. all OF this city.
On he evening OF The 22d ISAAC SHERWOOD Jr d
Williamsburg, Long Island. 20 MARTHA T. Gaugh.e,
NORRIS VI. ROGERS. VI. u. of this city.
In this city. 22i, BY Rev. Mr.. Seasury Geo $. Wood
Eliza A. Watson
2Isi. by Rev. Mr. Thompson, Abel X. Thompson TO Ne
lissa Hatfield; by Rev. Mr.. Hatfield. Cyrus 5 Naor
Catharine H. Hatfield; by Rev. Mr. Dwight. AnthCpy 3
A. Whitaker - AHn Z. X. Dean; BY Rev nr spring, wn
A. Harding ,u Ca lauine :. Fountain by Rev. Jane. 3
Uar!cuhersh John \. Stewar; TO Sarah !. johnson.
Al Wiliarsbuggh 10Th. Edward y. fiso TO Eleano, {
Beadc
AtCatskil 20th George Griffin Jr. 10 Mary A. Cooke
At Canand ,isua, 18th David ). Gates 10 Mary E, Cn
penter l4th Hiram O'Dell 10 Mary A Sanger.
AT Syracuse, 18Th, VIM. johnson 10 Llt!a 5. Story.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
poIyGs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

Court OF OYEs ASD TERMINsR.-Tria! Of 4,
drew Klein, for the murder Of caharine Hanln, VA. A.,
timed.
Several physicians and other gentlemen were e.,....
the alleged insanity OF the prisoner, the p.r,Ir1
OF which 40 vary muehFrom those already pu5s,sa
United SrAr,s Dr>rR,cr CoCsT.- J'ni,sa S,,,.
ChcricS II. Sekneider :. imported quaatfT ~ -
30; mater. called nHne'to, which was permitted 10
through the Custom House duty fSe. but afi.ru,.4 gs
cIared be subIectto duiy OF 20 and pss.s
,r bruug recover the amount Verdict the l.
ssls 81.
Sands. Fuller & c.. caluants-rnesc goods wr-s 80.
. ground the bales beng declared 10
al bs whereas they sbed 81. lbs. Verdict 10, Il.
and adjud.ne ;he goods 10 he forfeited. N'>
UNITED STATES MARsHALs oyrIcE.-A BLACK man p,,..
Charles Williams, examined on charge Of s.,,T.
ng the Captain OF the ship Superior. while sea he o..
w The Captains feet in front. throwing him on III,
and placing his knees on the cap;ains bEeast-Fuly o.
nitted.
Cross complaints for assault made By tie Cara,
and Mate OF the ori. y. +. Fro;hinsham.-Exautast~-
this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

C.ap-To rug rrBLrc-A I. B.Rar. Professor Of VIZ
MAKING and artist hli li6 Broadway grateful u aIc
ing public Tor th- very tt,rnng patronage he has ece
begs leave through IN, medium Of this advertisement 70
turn his HEARTFELT ackno@ Judgements and In ESPECIAL io
unprecedented aud sale of his TGcopherou'
has FAR exceeded his strgu1r expectations nor
standing ,hr unmtizatrd opposition he has
appearance before he community It's piesns io ~
however that extensively natrnnEsd ty tns
.ca faculty both and of the cty which gnooay
yertibi- fact tt oil the properties FOR ~hea
so Justly famed 1d-ed. c-,brited hiss become thai
G. B1rry purposes extend ~ from Maine Georgia ~ "
therefore calls upon those wishing become agents to ne
III, bY letter postpaid which Will De promptly 49, ~,
The following hr properties OF The Tncopn
1T preventive ofbsdn-ss and grey hairhofouE
eradcstes scu and dandu-preYents the hair from ii ~
o-rrstor-s bald places aud gives beautiful! e3tIi
Bro.Sw,yNpr,ee 2,ceat, - " m2A
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

"Ths Bane and Antidote are both before me.
IT, " GuCRAUD's italian MEDICATkD Soar ior rs
at CourtIandt-stfeet Warranted genuine
The above paragraph which has been gong the found'o
the papers striking of what the demon 5rGrs
will effect for filthy lucrr's" sake. Dr. GoURiup ~
time aud again stated and reterdfts that not 'ns
one OF able Toilet Compounds b- purchased
here this city frcepng at has depot, 81 Wak.rsriL
Ii the public deceived after this Caution they must s
the consequences As additional security against eogu.
f.its Dr. q. has preparation magnificent embo'Sd a..
costly nrgppr for his Soap: sud each cake will he pf
4 m0hh with tle words DR.. f.. Ftilr Gomdnd l,a.,a, ,
isdica;cd SOAP. -Ntu York, raised IN relieve Ahu u =
further pr-caulou DI. q is determined TO denonncse's
y-nd-r OF the sreit articles by name. III,
That tiouRAuDs EGifaH Hsdicafd Soap Is most vh.i
compouu proved by the attempts al
Th- gsruinv article speedily removes Pustu. b9!ip,
Errcklec Tan SlorEesS. Sunbup, Redness Sc Shne !
m ting fropeltes prrrrIt the formation 81 HTiHhes 49,.
Danish then when present ln short. 1t will positively
the kin ndantiy white clear and beautiful "oUEAp
aud permanent adicafion Of fsupehuous Hdir without h'
r. ~ the most delicate skin ,,,
Remember. Dr.. FELIX GOURAUD's CELEBRATED p. p,la
only te had grnVns t67 jpGike' st h p
from Broadway Boston Of A. >. Jordan, MiiAs; s ~
,d-l pha Is Ghesaust; Carlton 20. Lowell; oIlS' SIM Sf
field Myers New Haven Green. Worcester; sere s
town: Bull iarorj; Ives Salem; Guild, Bangor tou,1 1
Rochester: Pierce. SiaEwK Hal, Albany: BscSu; Ia
Troy: Morse Locki.r; Warner, Utica: Stors huii
Grav Poue ehkrrpsi-; Seth ) Hdnce Baltimore ~
sral & Allen. therl' stOn, > T.; s. Z. X van o'N'
Newark y j. Sc eo,,f n,
o. Never allow agents substitute any other so'p'Ss
Gouauis bet invariably ask for Gounuts aud never ~
other.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

ANOTHER MURDER We learn thai another m,
ribe murder has committed hst The lire q
Tuesday morning, I'D Ul;. Alexander Mcdonald, Ce-n
kee man, was found dead In blacksmith shop aea: W.
tods grocery store his brains having been knocked Or
with hammer. BY whom the deed was comut.s, /,
not known suspicion rests strongly upon Of ;u
white men, whose we icTbesT 10 merton s,l "a.
:her information shall be elected. tCherokee Adv. Miy
ANOTHER OUTRAGE 1t is said that >ome;ir.
las; week. Cherokee, living in Fin; District uhs
In III OF drunkenness, knocked down with club, .
male and 80 injured her, that hopes enteytane
her recovery The bastard wretch was imed s;ely sea-
ed and /, now in chains, awaiting legal proceediogs
rCherOkee AiY- NIrl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
To-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE-A Notice of the HnickerbOcker
Sketch Book, with eXtractS-Manual, Analytical
and Synthetical, of 0rthOgraphy and Definition
Elements of Natural Philosophy for the use of
Schools; Another Letter from our Correspondent
c. D. 5. descriptive OF The Lower West ST. Louis,
Cincinnati, &c.
Fourth PAGE.-A Poem, by c. D. Stuart; Ex-
animation OF Candidate for Water Commits
Sioner; Commercial and Money Matters Marine
Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

SAyps S,RsAP,RILLA 1t has been supposed that hee'
currents Of electricity constantly passing across te ea
from East West. which the needle uniformly TO pol
Moth This however conjecture, while the il,rae
ton of the needle the pole fixed fact The thof
the operation f Slnds Sarssparla upon morbid constn,ru
in the blood is founded better evidence. whle It's h.ti
ike poar attraction demonstrated truth. DufGa he
time IL has been before the public this medicine ha, we are
cllned believe done more TO mitigate the suffering, o. r.
sons afflicted with scronl aud The various diseases o. W
skin linn any other remedy. This is certainly gra,it
reflections aud warranted it il by Testimonials from all pu
of the Union and from persons whose credibiity uan
pchsble The proprietor, have hesitation IN stating iH
opinion.
nor value aud efficacy pamphlets which may be obtl
of the proprietoTs and their agents gratis.
PREPARED and sold wholesale aud retail. by A. b. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street. Eew-l orr
sold also At 273 Broadway ~ East Broadway, and b. Ds
srs generally throughout the United States Prce 81 ri
bottle, SIX bottles for So
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
DIED:

On Friday morning, ?3d May, REUBEN y. infant son (
John FawSs.
On the 2lst inst GEORGE only OF George and Gr,
Gattv, AGED year months and Is DAYS.
At Railway, y. j Thursday evening, WILLIAM
EDGAR, In the 18th year hi has age
HI. friends invited TO attend his funeral tomorrow
Sunday AZ 3 O'Clock. y. NJ
In th, city, 2Oth, Margaret, widow Of tie late Jesse
Gaun, a3 2lst John $ Garresop, Of firm OF GaretsOnS
Jones.
Al Geneva 18th, Dr. Samuel Sourthworth, Sc.
At IIerkimer, Sth Nathaniel Etheridge, 10.
At Lcckport, 10Th Timothy Pacsus. ~.
SSaucateles, h. Lucy. daughter Of Benjamin SFHos
er, II.
AT waertown sth, Mrs Julia Brintnall. p.
Al Utica. 2lst Mrs Rcbccca :. Gardner %.
At Coruna, Ne. 10Th, JOSIAH HARMON, ".
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

DEsbRossEs STREET Hor AND COLD BATHS This splea
did useful and TO health. indispensable establishment this
season exceeds in point of comfort and elegance all The
former efforts OF the experienced proprietor To the nva
lid the Warm Bath the standing remedy OF the
tcssion The Swimming Bath for all sexes, sizes and
ages private well public, IS superior to any tn the
city, and the Shower Baths have parallel for consrl
ton or utility any similar establishment visit 10 ths
foot of street viii fully confirm the above.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

WuLIAMs's REciSTEg-We give valuable state
ment relative 10 Canals in to-day, paper prepared by
Mr. Williams for his Register which is nearly completed
and will shortly be delivered 10 subscribers. AS he has
duced the price IS half that Of the former
edition and gives much ard valuable parteH
lafarly List OF Post Offices with the distances calcu
lated for the rst time from fe-YorS instead OF Wash
i"2foa We should think the edition would ind ready
sale,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
Internal Trade on the New-Tork State
Canals.
[Frpnl WiI!iansy't Rk1tter NOR N preis.

[FIronl WihdnJ5 Re1tater notf N prsi'.l
To ascertain the proportion of internal trade or
traffic from place to place on the canals, we take
the total number OF tons coming tlde water, and
the number OF tons going from nde water, AMI ce-
duet the amour, OF both from the total tonnage OF
property passing on the canals. This trade Is not
noticed in the Report OF the Commissioners OF the
Canal Fund
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

~ THE PREsBrrsRIAN cHuRcH In Jersey ctty,lu.i
completed from the 'erals of the Wasi'cet Cha'th,
aud erected in its original form, will be DEDICATED on Sun.
day Next the ?5th May he services in the morning a,
half pas, 10 O'clock will be conducted by the Rev. Dr.
MILLER OF Princeton in the afternoon Mt half past b!
the Rev. Dr. PHILLIPS, OF New-Iork and In the evening,
~ hall past :, by the Rev, DR.. SPSAeuE, OF Albany.
Jersey CIV May 20, ls4S. cap ma
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

IowA.-The Legislature OF Iowa assembled al
Iowa City, on Monday, May 9Th Shepherd Left
Ter of Des MONIES was chosen President pro tenn
OF the Council. James " Morgan of Des MoInes
was chosen Speaker of the House OF Representa-
lives. These are both Loco-Focos. The Wings
have two members of the Council and nine IN the
House.)
Gov Chambers's Message to the Legislature was
sent in on Thursday, and is laudably brcf occupy
ing less than three columns in the Iowa Standard.
1t notices the rapid increase of the population OF
the Territory the rejection, by the people, OF the
terms on which they were to be admitted as State
into the Union; the boundary difficulty with Mis-
souri, and the relations OF the Territory with the
Indians 1t closes by a recommendation TO make
the session short one.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
Thinysin Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Sew-YorS Tribune.
Pull AnrI pufA MnY o.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23-P. VI.
There Is 10 be grand turn out on the first Mon
June of numerous resous engaged and about
CASTOR House Thus far bu, removal has occurred
the Post Office that Of the person employed 10 the
cies are filled Applicants for situations in the Gus.
tom House and Post Office plenty black and
said that less than twenty have been sent 10
Washington for conmton by the Collector. as inspectors
OF tbs Customs
The Jury IN The case Of Cer Papenberg, charged
with murder have rendered verdict Of Not Guilty, much
rSrSe many who believed the accused guilty Judge
Jones refused his discharge nnss bail wa. entered that The
prisoner be OF good behavior for enc year.
The brig Oc;avla. Capt. Smith, arrived last even
from Ponce r. X. with dates 10 the lth inst.
guaton renting the duties aoasses. and r. uc-
of One-hal the former Of Sugar. went INTO
ton on the 9th inst. The Market well supplied with
American produce with little demand. Business generally
dull The produce OF the Island was scarce aud wanted
for Earope.
Marcus s May, a New-York rogue, tried yester-
During the progress OF the ll tie court house filled
with numerous burglars, pckpock.ts. sc
Alderman Hoiincr, Police Magistrate OF the Dis
Of Moyamensrg, asssed the public yeser-
day by DESPERATE black fellow He arrested and the
Grand Jury iv Curs after found true bill ag him
The Stock Marke; Is somewhat depressed since
hs sy, of the steamer, State SIS showing decline almost
daily They fell off Today United States Bank declined
NohiHs done IN WILMINGTON Railroad Texas Notes went
M /.
Fret BOara.-SlOOo State 5,7l3z " Bank. Keutuey,
Second Becrd-4s Iehch, Is; s5 coo State. 5.. 5d.7I
5S 60 L. States Bank "a Penn,yvsnia Blk. 2eC $1,000
Tenne,ee Bonds. INT Ii July 30 i2 $500 Texas Notes II
l2 Ssoa L. States Bank Notes. b. ) IS 1-2a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

o. 1t will be seen by our Report, that Professor
POTTER, of Union College, has been elected Bish-
op OF the Diocese of Pennsylvania. The commit
tee appointed to inform DR.. Potter of his election,
arrived in this city las, night, by the midnight
train. DR.. Potter is son-inlew 10 the venerable
Dr. Mott, President of U2ion College
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

THIS statement shows ihat considerably more
than one-third of the tonnage which passes on the
canals, on an average, is the internal trade We
estimate that the amount OF tolls derived from that
branch of the trade averages about S55o,Ooo
annually
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

o. Sept. 2S is the day appointed for the elec.
,lon of member of Congress ill the vacancy in
the New Hampshire Delegation. John Woodbury.
Is the Slavery candidate John P, Hale is stump
ing it saantly through the State. Mr.. Hale is too
homes; for New. Hampshire Loco-Focoism
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

y Last dsT OF the Fat Boy the American Museum,
with entertaining and magnificent performances the after.
no0n al hsP.s o'clock. and 10 the evening by the
aushabe Iaant Minstrels Great Western, Pet. ems and
host OF others There will surely be rush ~ ladies'
u,eaei and The steiner 10 enjoy ths sights