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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

The New York Tribune in speaking Of the pros
poets of the Spring business in the City, remarks
that at no time during the last fifteen years, have
the affairs of the merchants been in better shape,
or more completely under their control, than at the
present time.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

Five of the Committee on Foreign Relations in
the House of Representatives, Messrs. Gilmcr,
Hunter, Rhett, Profit, and Cost Johnson, have
been excused by the House, from longer serving on
that Committee. They alleged their unwillingness
man of said committee. A motion has been CARR
ed asking the Speaker to fill the vacancies
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

A gentleman from Detroit, states that Ohio, In
diana and Illinois money will not buy breakfast
in that city, and that all the banks now in exist
ence in Michigan pay Specie. The currency trou-
5les in this State, have been severer than in any
other, but they worked themselves clear all the
sooner for it.-Ctcre. Meas.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

We beg pardon of our friend at Racine for so long
neglectng to publish his production. Lest our mo-
tives should be misconsrued we do assure him that
the delay occurred entirely through inadvertence.
With regard to the truth of the poetry we have no.
thing to say; with regard to the poetry itself, we
know of nothing that will compare with it, except
the follOwnp.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

James Gordon Bennett, Editor of the N. York
Herald, has been sentenced to pay fine of $3.50,
for hbels uttered upon two of the Judges of the
Court of Criminal Sessions in the City of N. York.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

u Will the Chicago Agriculturst notice the
proceedings of the Racine and Walworth counties
Agricultural Society, published on the outside of
this paper I?
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

by the Hon. Henry Clay, to a friend in the State
of New York, that Mr. Clay will resign his seat in
the Senate of the United States before the first Of
April next.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

The following persons were elected in joint-con-
venton of the two Houses, Commiss oners of the
Milwaukee and Rock River Canal, viz Joshua
Hathaway, Receiver; Allen w. Hatch, Register,
and Alvin Foster, Acting Commissioner.
John Y. Smith, Esq. of Milwaukee co. was
elected by the Legislature, Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings, for the ensuing year.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

The paper on which the Telegraph has been
printed for few weeks past has been of a very in
feror quality. We have only enough for a couple
of weeks more, when shall endeavor to procure
better article
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

U. s. Senator from Rhode Island
William Sprague has been elected Sena-
tor eff the United States from Rhode Island
IN place Of Mr.. Dixon, deceased.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08
TUE TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHPORT, WIS, MARCH 8, 1912.

CoSGREss1oNAL.-W find nothing in the late
proceedings of Congress of any particular interest.
The proposition to postpone the operation of the
Bankrupt law, has been rejected in the Senate
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

HARBoR APPRoPRIATIoNs.-The prospect of
Ilarbor appropriations for Lake Michigan, during
the present session of Congress is not very fater
ing. Two prominent reasons will bear against our
claims being needed by Congress:-the first is, the
empty condition of the national treasury; and the
second is growing disposition in Congress, to re-
gard appropriations for the Improvement of harbors
Incompatible with the spirit of the Constitution
of the United States. However absurd the latter
reason, may appear to the petitioners for govern
aid in the construction of harbors it is new
ertheless boldly urged the floor of Congress with
much zeal and assurance. At recent presenta-
ton of petition in the Senate of the United States
asking for the Improvement of the harbor at St.Jo-
seph, on Lake Michigan, Mr.. Preston of South
Carolina, expressed himself in a speech of much
vehemence, against the policy of granting appro-
priations for harbors within the limits of the States.
He denied that Congress possessed any constitu-
tlona power to build harbors. "There was no
power in the constitution to make commerce. The
power to make Light Houses was doubtful pow
er, but it had so long been acquesced in, that it
could not now well be changed" He contended
ed entirely to the States, and that the States
bound to exercise jurisdiction them.
Mr.. Preston is not alone in his constitutional OBJ
jections, to harbor appropriations-many other
members of both Houses, especially tromthe South
profess to entertain the same views. The principle
involved in these objections to harbor appropria-
tons, is directly hostile to our means of national
4 4
our shipping would at most, be but poorly secured
in the event or an invasion, were our coast dest
tute of harbors. If Congress is bound to provide a
navy for the national defence, it is equally bound
to provide harbors for the safety of vessels of
For the general government to abandon the
policy of building harbors, is virtually to abandon
the means of our national security. The commerce
the lakes so far as the protection of the general
government is concerned, is the same footing as
the commerce the Atlantic. The extensive
trade carried on upon these inland seas, is
equally liable to be molested by an enemy as our
trade upon the ocean. If war between Great
Britain and the United States should be declared,
the enemy would be as likely to invade our possess
sons bordering on the lakes, as those on the shore
of the Atlantic.
Every consideration therefore of national defence,
is concerned in the construction of good harbors on
the shores of the lakes. Whenever the wisdom OF
Congress shall arrive at the conclusion, that the
general government has power to construct har-
bors then the hitherto acknowledged right, to pro-
vide for public defence, will be virtually annuled-
Then will the Union of the States cease to be a
compact of general safety, and the power of the
nation be divided and Frustrated
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

expenditure And for this purpose, let men of
known integrity and of reputed honesty be select
ed, to fill the several responsible stations. Let the
qualifications of candidate for office, be judged
by the quality of his broadcoth or his external
gentlllty; but let the enquiry be- IS he honest? We
will also venture the suggestion, that it is far safer
to select for town offices, the hard working far
mer, and the laboring mechanic, than that class of
individuals who strive to live by their wits, and
who are above work. That man who has gained
his estate by hard work, knows best how to appre-
ciate hi h taxes, and will be most likely to provide
against unnecessary expenditures.
The following sections of the Town government
law, which relate to the holding of the first town
meeting in the several towns, may not be uninte-
rest such as have not the act in their posses
sion:-
33 For the purpose of h,iIing the first town
meetings authorized by this act the clerks OF the
boards of county commissioners OF the several cOun-
ties subject to the provisions of this act, shall estab
lish some public place in each town in such coun-
ties which such town meetings shall be held,
and the same shall be held on the first Tuesday of
April, 1912; and the said clerk shall give at least
fifteen days notice of the time and place, when and
where, such town meeting shall be held in each
town, by posting up three written notices in three
of the public places in each town, specifying
the time and place of such meeting in each town
and it shall be the duty of the sheriff of said coun-
ties to post up said notices at least days previ-
Gus to the said first Tuesday of April.
"a. AT the time and place of holding such town
meeting the electors present shall, between the
hours of nine and eleven of the clock 4. NJ. ,orga-
niZe such meeting by choosing moderator and
clerk to conduct such meeting, and thereafter such
meeting shall be in all respects conducted in the
manner hereinafter provided for conducting annual
town meetings.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Friday, Feb Is, 1872
Mr.. Ellis, by leave, presented report
from the committee on Territorial Affairs,
on the Governors message in relation TO
the Northeastern boundary OF Wisconsin,
with the following resolutions, which
were adopted:
Resolved, That this House concurs in
the views of the Executive Of this Terrific
ry, as set forth in his message of the 10th
inst, "that that part of the western boun-
dairy Of the State Of Michigan. as pre-
scribed by the act Of Congress Of the 18Th
June, 1886, is an Improbable line, there
being no such natural boundary as there
in described, and that it has in consequence
become necessary to designate new line.
ReSoIred, That such line ought to be
that set forth by the Legislature Of Michi-
gan, by an act of that body Of the Goth of
January, 1856, to wi, "A line drawn
through the middle Of Lake Michigan to its
northern extremity"
Resolued, That this House solemny
protests agrinst any other boundary than
the one above recited, between Michigan
and Wisconsin, and that our Delegate in
Congress be requested to use his influence
TO procure the establishment o such boun-
dairy.
RESOLVED, That copies of the message
of his Excelency the Governor, and of
these resolutions be forwarded to the Pre-
sident of the Senate, to the Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives and to the Del
egatc in Congress.
Mr. Burt called up the resolution rela-
tive to tbs southern boundary.
Mr.. Ellis objected, and the House by {.
vote Of 10 to 10 refused to consider the
resolution.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

Another large expedition is forming a
Independence, Missouri, for the Oregon
Territory.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-08

A Persian traveller has arrived at New
York to make the tour Of the Union.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
DRY GOODS.
cPRING GOODS. Spring Goods.-Tl

GPRING GOODS. Spring Goods.-The
~ uade-signe, prepared with b, psrri extensive as
sortUiea Sea~onsae Good, execute orders tG- Gar.
style wh-h viii confca sith any house IN Ike
Trace, < --'- .sich offer Judgements 10 those pay
Ing ready money.
,cnt ~ocied to tie ,;y;, e neraloon> furnishes,
a; TIL, establishment particular c"-es' 70 tbs
Department nth The view Of grin entire satisfaction.
luose W, hsv. experienced aay difficulty ir getting
suited are Assure tii5: superior always be realized
French ,nd E. iislCa>smercs ii great variety CT new
pattern. jus, rec we'd. assortment OF csii;' which
lv tnrch,! lection through t- last Spring and SAM
49, -----r-,s wilt ,kefiu7.
French {. ii-t Cloth. I; srper and mciG=' quail
tie. Tor Drcssa :, Frock Cots c'v,-s on hand
Fancy dress ele including SILK ah. san scaT's, Cra
vats HdkS Gio, Hosiery. Sutpenters Shirts Gr'i'r~
&c. a; usual moderate p7ices. wM. T. JENNINGS.
I.s,e Lynd- Jennings. 90 Brua'*
r,7. Inns American Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
COURT or SESSIONS.
,Betor, jadp<, Lynch and Nosh.o

CRG>S ACTION FOR ASSAULT !SD BArrERi.-PCtcr Nc
dine cartu,u james Ferris. weaver, ire,
cu,>.ircimcn,> assault and battery each other
ion.,trcci, The assault OF Ferris Nodse clearly
dcaicd by tie latter whose thumb was >Neriy bitten 10y
Ftrrla regard tue character OF Ferris II appeared
thai onltc 18th August 1885, ae WAS con'ic,cd %! forgery
Hhth degree. and sentenced In the State frl>on or TWO
Years Which deserved out, and also subsequently
sent 10 the Prison by the L states Court Tor coming
i> ,c,,mory therefore could not be received. Two ott
Nucs.e however testified Tor Ferris, oNd said The trst as
>aut attempted by Air. Nodne Fern, with decan.
ierwhch Nodine denied. The jury found Ferris guilty and
Noeine not guilty.
ZTStAL foK FoEcERr.-lohn Phillip. put upcn hi>
TIA! lor forgery the I'd degree charged lh havl.
lt>>, * counterfeit. bill OF the Commercial! Bank o! Blu.
iaio ,ojon Mcany az No Is, Washing The
n.h 81 the Isl November last payment for fur cap
Tn Jury found hut 40, guilty.
Observation-Disclosures j. Hart, indicted Tor forgery the
ri degree. passing Sa coun,rri,,h The New lla-
County Baah 10 DaNd i. kcecr OF $40 Watersheds,
onhc ih jane last having failed 10 appear and
hl> reCpc n.zance forfeited. ADJOURNED.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
IlI T. y

n the Goth instant 3Ir James Flanagan, in the 59h year
of his aye. after very painful illness, which he bore with
patience and Christian or,itudc.
His friends and acqnainanc also los" OF his son, Rc
arsnn and Robert Flanagan respectfully in>lted to al
tend his funeral Friday afternoon the ed, al half past
O'Clock. his late residence, South SccGnd-strcc, viii
lianlsbnrg, l. ]. wiuu, any further invitation.
On "Wednesday, 2nih inst Caroline Dawson, only aagli-
ter Alexander and avna Dawson aged years moa,li
and III days
The friends and cquain'auccs Of the family are
fully the funeral this afternoon az cloch,
from Is Prospect, of JAY street, brooklyn
AT wiant>boro y C. ON The l5, laslant hnnct' andef.
son in The g,i, wear oil his are, formerly oi tbs CITY
Al Piri>tcla hIa.s, the 18th instant LYDIA VIE OF VI
Ruler Coo,irich aged 20 years wife She was pat
fern nj, sterling weh fond anu atc,ionac mother true
friend a, n GOOD Christian. Her death i. severe y !c aud
will louv IL, remembered by those who knew her best
Al Baltimore, the 18th instant tnbc, Bruce Wander
wort only OF the, late Vim Nduyoorl, Of this city
aged Al years.
Al Runlnev n II, Hon Edward \ Weber, aged 30.
\, Sanlocltun Bridge, y 1t, Hon y CAtknson.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
u. :. DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge HettS.
DECISIONS


Raphael FciSottoA motion TO dsallow objections fled
after showing cause the decree havln: been arrt>t
hy objections presented Tie beng called The Court
decided that creditors have rht To .c objections UNI
III Decree ALLOW ed, the powers o the Court hcinS SUIT
IciCu prevent veAatouS ones benz mtroucrd Ordered
;ha, the c:.'d,orsb e allowed to Tile objections.
George LNcrmorc-Moiion 10 set aside Decree or
The ground that had been postponed and The counsel for
creditor, did how oi ieIus placed again upon the
calendar. MOTION DENIED without
DAVID H. Rohcr>on-A Inoilun 10 iStlow objections on
the ground o Insufficient power vi Attorney Noisstalncd
and InutloE denied
james Crop>eyA motion u amend schedule on his own
affidavit. h being able 10 show Cause 10y the a!i10vs OF
others Mo dened with leave again FUR
u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
CORONEE,S OEEICE.

nEATprRoN lNrynrsxAHcE.-Thc Coroner on Tuesday
held inquest al Bach wells Island, this body OF Ann
McCahertS native Ireland no Nonda. was sub
Incd by OF the Police Magistrates va..ran 10 tie
frntcnary. and arriving there fne>dny Extremely III
" III rrnn ,eimeiIS. died aticrward Verdict, died
OF intcn'pcrance and exposure
A'N body .t an unknown female infant, found III
'lr DOCK th, :aharinc>tr'r,, >twed III bag
daa Clothed. Verdict, Irematureiy born
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEw-Y0RK APRIL q. 1879
MINIATURE ADVANTAGEOUS D,y
/.
Rises 5 10 Sets i2 Sets s o Son,=9 27Imoru II
--latest Dates.
LoNnoN,.............Auril 2InAvHE .,..... Mar 81
LIVERPOOL. pr 81 STw-oRLEA pr II
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Slips Wcsclcs,cr Ferris Ciarlcs,on c. Richards;
Mary Phi!p>, Pratt Mobile Post Phillips; Corea. Gard
ncr, Charleston Sturgt- and Chairman.
Btigs Cumberland blanchard. fredericksburg. Va, Nes
;n. Leeds 4 Co; Jo>c.h Ham O'f). Nclemer; Horace,
Scott. Orleans, John r E!w.li
Sclr Francis, Baker Poriland Cairo Mans DO Sarah
an! Abigail Hudson, Washington, y e: SuSannah. Pulicn,
Fredericksburg. Va superb, Shaw, Richmond: Valiant,
Honeywell, baltimore: Princess Augusta OBI, Moses Lv
erpoul. s. Abbott Lawrence Meckcr. Boston; l'urveyor,
Trcworsy Bansor, Me, Antarctic rhoapson Barbados.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Fackt; ship ST Nicholas. Pc Iavrc 10Th March,
with rndz. 10 % cyd X Ilinc ken
Packet ship Charles Carroll Lee, from Iavre 18th March,
with mdz.- Ia IioranN Miller.
Packet ship Gladiator Briton, from london and Ports
mouth 18th March. viii! n,Ac L. Grnncl, Imiur, 4 Co.
Packet ship Sivlc d. Gras>c, rom fiavre eth March,
with nizc TO Bolton. Fox Livingston.
Bark Nancy Stevens, Stevens, from Orleans Esd
March, with indzc 10 master
BELUW-2 ships and brig.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
POLICE OEFlCE.

STEALING IRON VESSEL a n,an named Gilber, Nc.
William was arrested in the OF stealing and CARRYING
bed heciothr> carpenters adzc, plane AVID auGeg worth
81 from ih, barn Anna Licy, Capt Lylt lying the
=tcot ot Roosevelt sire et-coninttct
STEALING Scales Sc.-A man who refused 10 give any
%, .i> MANY names Int called John Doe,
arrested w private Eyart> IN The act o stealing
aud caryn. and mixtures iInn
the Io"-boa Warren SIDE e. Coentic> slip, property
OF Mr.. ". Hayand-commiitcl.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21

a 10. o'c!Otk. 81 he Auci;oD Kocnl.
PACKAGE SALEcg HASaw>KE-Gn a liberal cre,ht--itS
necte> 81; i.ggGaJl Shcic,:. German aud American
Hardware.
CONSISTING Carnna hoes lnyi,, hau and ed.
hammers. wrought nat>. hoveS mud SPADES sockets >hov-
rs and spades lpns short handled ryng ianS
,rc- coil St md halter CHAINS Nj. non weights.
hack. h.n. wpl and croSsUt SAWS; >eesar> torn-nhi>,
Naacan * Carpenters curry >oab. I'LL, chest. closet,
plate. pad. trun, iyorrice ss knoaa carpenters locks;
hG,tsiare tab, plate and hauh h'tse> pans. tea
hlt,t> !,.s IRON WaiCr, cy,-,. sur
pin ans h. },. Drawing hilfsa, truth h,nde>. sockets.
ctii,>e> braces and ronnt and plate bolts, scale
rau!S, .G!5es, awsayicS $50" tncs-1traps, Norfolk
a;ca,,, squares frame and axle rric brass COCKS.
.ve> and FORKS roca hriSc. rnLG slo--pncerS.
shutter 1G and .in2la barrel guns rifles shoe
thread iron, plated and German silver sable and spoons;
bone, pearl an, hon buttons; German narrs, KNITTING pins
taa and toilet glasses assorted SCISSORS cadse,uchs smut
boxes, soaps dressing cuu>. razor homes. spectacle ea't~
covered crayoIs. eet.l. hook and h !irsS, l.S.
paper CARPENTERS pencils, sI a>sf waters, guns and
pistols, lead pencils gia> II, ads. bead necklaces, hc
&c &c. Catalogues aud .ala pies on Monday. tho 18th.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21

II advertisements nephew o: two ex- Gov
rrn9rs OF NemJ.,ty aestoG. Of I.clsos
Paterson, when the latter, PAGES distance bit visit
IN card fourteen times successfully. Attic Thaiched C"
agc al Jersey City. on practising afternoon without pc
~" e1ceed once ate! he wage 10 ht iht ~ o! d
do,la; d. !ccn -ce'. havin: bnt ono shot ne alt n
nail! and cut ont ~. exact ccstrc. ~ .''. ~
fired hs ls al .l3ty raccs hit liz. and by w sue
g ssi't shots fastened :ee bail, l"geet, "hch 'll
taken of :.- plank. In Chc>r: County ~ fnsiand
le hagged two partridges, Shot risi, ana Ell '!,' m
wii.nio1ty yards. aud were The OILY bros @
lie slo ;vsl-- stormy pe.ls tMothrr Careys chickens.
Viii rcj an eve he visited all the palaces, noOshAns
Residences as! galleries in England and parl. OF any tame
tic cultivation OF asst at an 1T'cn-e o S"a' III a.ar
vitl,ou; With such qualification he knows
no Superior Tie sui >cTier has reserved one Painting OF
which vI.h.s dispose tor The pur,>n 1ylng III,
debts rn passage rou, Tie CITY u cost $40 ana tor his
purposes he requires It1 .h p-in''" Ia eni} Q: III,
friend, 'v!.g subscribe and heiruS', tia. soct
solicitations ic has eighty 80 forward 10 complete
the To wliomcver may al! b. lot the writer wi
hereafter b. glad 10 par the amount and take b.ck. The
but ashamed TO ackuo" cge that he :
among The MANY poor IN s nave city. Were he hns
given away more than i.ci .lt 10 support him handsomely
Without e>tcntaon> signature, and wtrrc he ha' been
Tic Pan;:s- !. nj M.,rs Helr .r:ul4-ir.', corner Of
Broadway and where persons -"iom he :
owing will please send heir accounts under sealed
coverings. AL
IT New Wall ysrran scmcnt.-on ard after the
18Th Instant t"ot.aiy Sputei mail, viii bd made up and
forwarded FROM this Office.
IL" morning NAL Will 5e closed Al :! o'cE,ck A. NJ The
afternoon mil at 5; O'Clock r. u.
HE great Southern mail will. be#Ircelved Der" al
O'Clock +. VI. -Z JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM p NJ
Post oaice, April litl, 1852. ais lw
u To Neutrality-suspicious. visiting tbs Ciy are
respectfully invited Ia stop a the GRAHAM HOUSE. -
RarcayStrcc where quiet home. pleasant roo!S. crhr
beds, wholesome food and atmosphere imprisoned by
alcohol tobacco, await their acceptance. THOSE who be-
iievc ii impossible TO live rigly temperate aud purely
Vegetable Diet without seyere privaiion are requested 10
give one trial The house is yery convenient 10 Tie bust
part n the Cry md 10 all the Steamboat Landings
Terms Genticm-n v.siiig IL. Guy with par,
Of !cir Families "ill rd such homeva.y more agrsta.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
III AR iIIIIli.

On the l9h instant by Alderman Williams, Hull Clark 10
Ann NJ Corse, all OF. ,hi, city.
In Exeter 4 H. on The 18th instant J G oyt. e. Pro.
i,.or ot Greek in Phillips tca,cmy.ro bliss Margarela
I ChnIbc:lain, Only daughter OF the late Chamberlain
of tll, Navy.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported tor The New.York Tribune.
WEDNESDAY, April 20
CIVIL. COURTS.

In The Court OF Common Pleas, action for Trover
brought by Samuel r. Jones Co against Riser filings
20 recover SS II and interest The ynise oi property
Cdio have been obtained OF them under false preeuces By
bring the action III tkis form the defendants
pe.!ti IN give bail 1t appeared that Mr. Rider made repre-
sensations plaintiffs that he do. profitable business
Al his Maiden Lane and bad lahcna partner Bill
n.> worth considerable money all OF which proved Ia be
lnNla.,,, N6L Is
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21

A TO LET-To a small senteel family,
part the modern built House in 18th street, fifth
mouse IN the block 9Th The location
desirable, with fine yards well laid out IN sinubbery.
The IL with closets and panries and
would BIZ, divided 10 'ut tic family Rent 500. Apply at
tho house or AT II2 FutOn-st. al9 IFS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
Money Matters.


Board and tho better 'eein WHICH HIS ilf'oie"
6,- .r-raI dpys continued Del ( Hudson improved ;
MECHANICS Dam = "'"N " -'",
Baun i iidficiii Ltca :" schenectady 3 ho'""~ X
Cs:ion =.
TIE advance in State stocks continues State sIcs sold
q, gi ium eli .: per cent: Five, of SO a, a. an
-. 81 ,c.n, az H. H., IL, ,,i;,,,= ,,o,' ;,,
proved, liiios pcicth1 foi hcitucKy boius was
U"ercd, - d.ked OHIO u uicred " asked AaJRIa 50
..uuI. p,nu>yiyau;a 90 nH.-,
80, ~ o,t. -, 80; soo, ), so ~, 70
3'tc.o a. - v"i Ityn 1,,,,.n. ~ " '' 10
,'" =, -, -. - no ~ 80 ~ - - a.
W." i.'"D'so - i, un -
&c, y, " ~ 0'' " "e3s 0'
2ysV '''.'''...'1' 90
sEcoh' toaEu
SIZE 600 loan rcCccInab. ~ years at PEE
,rcr,,t There ,ovcar, I, .. very general ,rjuo, ,
49, f..,, =, - g.. 80. -, 49,. IN go. 80. - i
, 80 ',s ~ 80 - @ 80 ' "
ho'eu d. tt oJ"ia 10 icI cent WIli!ii IL" Gays
New-York tribune., 1842-04-21
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