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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
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CHEAPER THAN EVE R!!!!v
hank HGreW
SADDLE IL v.
WtLLlAN SHEAR.

FENl Ell his sincere thanks to his and the pub
Al M for tie liberal patronage he has received, since
has CONNIE: ccd business He hopes by strict attention to bu
sa to merit continuance and increase Of patronage He
Htill continues 10 manufacture MEN and WOMENS SAD
pE on the newest fashions Of the hest Materials Also.
all kinds of. CARRIAGE, DEARBORN, WAGON and BOAT.
bar NESS, with every article in his line of business requr
ed in the country
lie faiers himself that that the execution Of his work will
hs satisfactory those WHO may employ him. He will sell
very moderate terms, for take Bark Hides Grain
and oter rade at liberal prices in payment for work.
l5'Sop removed to Mrs Cryder's building on MawGaee
few dnors east of the post Office
New Philadelphia, April !, 1912. 90 Iy.
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NOTICE..

ENANlEL TOWSE and Esther, wife Of William
~ Goodbarne, are hereby notified, that on the 2n6
day Of April 1912, Arthur B Rowlee, asadmlnis,rno
Of Daniel Towse dec, filed in the court of common
pleas wltnin and tor the County of Tuscnrawas anA
State of Ohio, petition against them as heirs of said
Daniel Towse decd, tho object and prayer Of Which.
Is TO obtain an order of said Court authorizing and ap>
pointing him the said administrator 10 complete
tam contract IN writing made by said Daniel Towsa
dec, with one Conrad BeilIor, dated the 9ih day Of
april 1888, for the conveyance of the following tract
OF land, to wils Tho east half Of lot number 0een in
section two, oftownshp eight, range one in the United
States Military District and to make and execute 10
said Beiter decd in fee simple for said tract of land
for and on behalf of said heirs according to the terms
and stipulatuns Of said contract.
HANCE & BELDEN,
Atys for Pet'r.
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TER MS OF PU BIcATION.
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EAGLE HOTEL.

S. Z, MILLER.
WNFORMS The public in general, that he has opened
A TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
in Sandyville Tuscarawas County known by the sign
of the EAGLE HOTEL, situate on Main street. IN
the south end leading towards New Philadelphia;
where he is prepared with good House and Table, TO
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manner.
Ills StaJlng is good, and an abundance of water adj
onina the tavern.
He hopes from strict attention to the comforts ofh6se
who may favor him with their custom, to merit public
patronage.
WINES and BEER only, will be kept for relfesh-
nent.
sandyvlIe, September II, 1s4l,
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Medical Notice,

Medical Notice..
The subscribers having associated themselves as prac
ttioners Of Medicine tender their services TO The citi-
of Dover, aud the surrounding Country in the va
rous branches ofther profession.
Br MoMea thankful for the very extensive paron-
age he has rereved fer 2years past hopes by strict at
tention to merit a connuance oft
Their office is OH end Street, above The Halter shop
ofMr. Wilson.
F. D. McMEAL, NJ. d.
LEWIS DYER, N. ID.
Dover, Nov. Is, 1e4l ~.
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BOOT Il SHO STORE

BUUI q S1EO SEUNE
Situated in he mew buitding, on tho corner.
opposite the Village Hotel, .New Phiadei-
phid, OhiO.
O0W AID GENTSOH,
RESPECTFULLY informs tie citizens of New Philadelphia
ASta lie carries tie Business in all its bran
ce and lie keeps other than his manufacture he
can confidently recommend his work to all who may avorm
with their custom
Particular attention will be given to the manufacture Of GEN.
tleman's
FINE BOOTS.
his work will be done by ohe best Bootmen in the
try. ALSO-Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment of BOOT AND SHOES his own
make) constantly OH hand
The Public respectfully invited give him call before
purchasing elsewhere,
INGO
roccreres, such Wne Beer, and Cider, Liquor by the
uart and gallon
New Philadelphia ly
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BOOK BINDING.

Bigger and Mark respectfully inform the citizens of
Tuscarawas County, that they have opened Book
Bindery in MASSlLLON, in connection with the
Book store where they prepared TO execute all
kinds of Binding on short notice, and on tie most lib
eral terms.
Any person wishing Binding done, shall have 1t
promptly attended 10 by Iooving it with Kitchener and
Mattc,os, New Philadelphia.
Dec. 80, IS4l If! s-
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n OFT G E .

Matthias TscIudy In Chancery for the sale
.a:a.:l ss gs.'%" ."S n,: esA- Of 0''s"s'' premises"
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MARRIED.:

On Wednesday morning, the 27th OF April. 10y Rev L J
SAWYER, Mr. Samuel Parker 10 Mis- Maria Tyson
Also, Mr. Nichoa. l. Brundage 10 Miss Elizabeth II Iy-
small Of this city.
On Wednesday morning at Grace Church, by Re, DR.
TAYLOR Richard Lawrence Josephine, daughter OF The
late Joseph Bayley, MD.
On Tuesday At the Church Of the Ascension by Rev Or
Lsburn Mr. Stearn. IioughtOp Of this city, TO Miss
rIia. second daughter Of lothian Clark Esq OF Newark
On TUESDAY BY Rev Geocc III Fisher, Joseph Baker to
E1ah,th Ellen. eldest daughter OF John Blake ESD all OF
tins city.
In Brooklyn, April NJ, Samuel slocum. merchant, TO
Lydia Matters Putnam daughter of Nathaniel Punan, Esq,
al oiths city.
In Livingston cousy. April %, George Ensleh,rt, Esq
Of Albany to Mary Oslrand"r, of the former place.
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Anil o. al 10 oclock 49, Iiousomsreets steam kr
vine and Boiler OF horse power IN con peic orde oa
AL, inn nl IL AZ O mic. l.6 .ls-
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4 CHRISTIAN FATHERS PRES

n ENT TO HIS FAMILY-n aorisnt and interesting
work IN cou-s of publication lie ready sr delivery
e,rly in May l5ilia,,raied with several hundred foe
Ensrsv -es-shs Biography the Live and Characirs
Of tn. Pn'pa Prronag'. recorded N ne -aercd "ong
Families Ths VARIABLE forthcoming work VII consist Of
more than 20 pp 'yo containing more than fg- Hlndrr
anil beautiful Engrayings fine paper hand.prely
bound ci ami eiiered The Prce viii noi exceed 3! .
From ihe Bosom Recorder, M,rch y.
Family Book-Mr. Robert scar 81 Newrork. hs' an
important snd interesting work .ow In course n prblca
non entitled Bible Biography, or the lte' md Charac-
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Writings practically adapted 70 TIE Instruction of lorh
aud Private Families -usirari With several hundrei hne
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harlsomey printed md 'ound. =; prce not exceeding
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are adopted 10 rive e tn y de-, poe he circulation
From liz Me- World. March -.
sesr''' Bible Bngraphy ilusrs,, ~ ,cy,r? hunlrc
En-ravng>"e have received - rospectu' anil specimen
.Lee;. THE above named f0;ihc0nng work. The ergf
vng. many % Which from orig lal designs, are gene
rsy well executed Tie design o. the WORK sen' ,tccl
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From the Nsw-Nork IrDunrI Narrh p
Scar. Bible ography.-"e heartily commend th'n.w
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Bible Biography -Th.s he name Of mobile "oIh 1'.u'
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Christian Fail ers Present lO Us Family THIS btauIIl
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have seen specimen of NE engraving' o. whch Wv
to contain Than five hundred. They are rieclsu
by the r't American artists after plctnTe' OF te mo, %
brai~i painters II This worn meets with eircuaton S
fnen.urate " I'M u merits j; VIII be found IN every d"chnS
in the mon. . ,t
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village throughout the United >iale. Addres me snD
rom The office ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
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Markets.

ASHES-Sales 30 barrels Pots 10 arrive, nj - 'u ro'
IN, parcel. which have arrived q 10 is offered
CuTTON-Thc sales for the Last two lays ARE ABOUT
500 bales. The market IL hrtn. l.,
Considerable sales OF Genesre have b'en me ne
at sG and some afloat sold s. S7i Sales 1910 barrels n
orleans oil s. IS Ohio Canal s. S7i The 90 bAres te
ported Yesterday S IS and most all badded when
brings na,ss Tsere is more demand .1r southern, anu
shoe a. 500 barrels Georgetown sold within day or Two
1854. %
6RAiN-Sales COCO bushels New Orleans Corn al '8e
measure for dsny taken the ship; 500 bushels Norm
.rn brought Csc measure $500 bushels Maryland al o1o
measure RIVE held st csc, but holders will contract to
deliver al IS &c Sales $500 bushels Northern Oats at -
as7c; LOO do Southern at f,c,
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1000 Indiana ..,,.... q 5000 Ohio Gs,... II
1000 Indiana Ster. b.. ~!
III. .uket for foreign exchange is firm, with considers
bic transactions We quo!e sterling 81 al francs 81.
s525
Tn. American state, tina, abont onehird Of the State
per cent loan bs but that offers have SINCE been
s-ot To ALBANY for . addition portion
We hear nothing more in relation 10 the Government
o,D and presume the rumor alluded TO day or two
.,e, correct tsa bids IN be withheld until The settle
meni OF tie Taiif question.
Asa mailer of precaution the Soarl Of Canal Commissions
A.. Ohio have ruled that every certificate OF stock bearing
dale anr Nav 1872 shall bear the Signature o r. ger
an > face JJ Palmer Esq has been appointed Register
for TIN city.
TIL. Lewis County Bank i. in trouble The redrrll
ton al Albany Yesterday snsI ended tor tn al
md Of brokers to-day declined bHNnt H' h''
!, that funds i'll soonbc PROVIDED an" inc "i
ton he resumed po.l..
tn. amount Of Toll. received by the Collector al f0ee.
ter for the four first days Of naygaon was s'-' w. "
year $685. 90. go ., ~, po.,op wa,
meeting Of stockholders Of the South BsnN' bosoI ~"
held in that city, Monday last for The purpose OF liz
thu erpedlency sf surrender Hg the caueIo 'ue Of
meciInp yued 10 postpone the eoisdcISoho
The oue.tion until the annual me- ting IN "loner. ,h
The Pntshurg American mentions areport inal me p'
bsrk Of Erie is under some arrangclA ~ WIN Wy;
Cr .sung halt a million of scrip and that tbe omce a''
d,iy engaged in Offering u upon orders OF e
TVS basxsTHt CusRssc,A' ,oae h so.' neodns for
a w,sk between thu Bank OF Illinois ana lnc pam o ',
.onr w. are authorized TO state, that the piop1,uy'
radc Nv The first named bank have been acctpeS ny e
~ - vs.omri AT meeting Of the Directors which has
n.i closed; and that a committee has been aPponNou W
perfect the arrangement which VIII 10 uo""'' wv "''' w
Monday. q, ;,ai ,.n;uv ,,nre.
cis,s ~ snece and all doubt OF her ability sat an esd
W one isdcaiion of the effect OF this arrangement We
state that specie worth only per cent premium '"'''
and brokers have declined buying al tha Pnr, a., 18Th
ISt Louis New Era OF the ioiS'
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~ (OrpOratiOu Notice.

" Corporation NotsCe.-ruoc No.ce u no,.p, ~,
gwen thai Sale of Property for unpaid Iaxrs WI .Hke
place al public Auction at the City Hall of the City of New
York Tuesday the 2h day OF July next al IL O'Clock
and be continued from day TO day until the whole OF
said property shall be sold and that the detailed statement
Of the Taxes and property 10 be Sold puslNhed ~ u
New Era, newspaper printed and published inihe Guy OF
New.York. ALFRED T. SMITH,
Cemp,rcler'. Office, April as,h, 1912 Comptroller.
an lawl4w
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". {. h,ggery, Aucuorecr.
BY JOHN HAGGEKIl & SONS.
Store log Peari-s,re~l.
FRIDAY tpTl ~

At 10 O'Clock at the Auction Room.
FRTsca GooDs.-lO0 cases French Goods, comprising
large aud desirable assortment ot nabe articles re-
ceiyei per recent aulya!s-a1 months credit
cases newest ,ve printed iouian 'llks rich ebene
IN, go> de Nsp,s-e heavy hsh usterea poni lie soie;
- = aal y ncG super jet and blue biz grns 10 Sw ghi
coors. pout &c >o.r ch gloves and m OF assore quail
Ties, TO points. large assortment OF aRcy neck hdk~ al
81, striped shaded and hgured With borders and rlnges
style csI ami cr.ya "a bin sha~ls. 81 e1bod.
cred to- 10 sin hroche do; nsh ottoman scsfs, eolored
and bio. hk bonn, ks and costly fabric; corded
,lks coiored, lawns splendid assortment OF bonnet NIB
hou> pieces and caruiture; also, Nos g. and rich
hrcbe rhon>. blk .k crsN,s assorted sizes black stock
,an, fancy silk Vcsngs; buttons coorrd gros dc AZ
rQu, rish striped Pekns pout de soc; super paa
10, ana blue biz rep.; bin embnl cleanly lace wells also,
y cases yro oder Roman Co printed aeoncts Halt mourn
ING do: 20 striped printed musnS casrs n<
,nsnd ca>s awls braid and cord; fine 10 superhne
an invoice OF OF printed awDs AID printed nous De
iin,s Just received per Cambridge.
Al-o, So cases from ship Louis rhllippe-paneas, N
SATURDAY, April Sch,
At 10 O'Clock, at the auction room,
BsusssLs AND IScs,Is cAsFEra-BruSel,, Ingrs:a',
Venetian and Hemp Carpetinrs. plain ant printed Fosr
Cloths and Broekng Carpet Binding, Table an r'sho
Covers, &c. &c. &c
Whitney.
Also. 20 bale, superior imported ingram carpets
AlSl, French table and piano covers.
Also ~ 81 and 81 red and white, checked, PLAIN ana
''''' >''''''' TUESDAY, May 81.
At 10 O'Clock, precisely.
LrGHsss HATS, Ac.-4oo packages The prncipsl par bc
ng entire invoices OF Legborn Has and Plating OF the well
known mark &C agd Rw now landing from The 'essr
and comprising large assortment OF msns hats double
and single white and coored, boys and infants hats, Boil
| vars women's hats. &c. &c.
Al,o an invoice of fancy plat and trimming, ncludn
the most desired patterns.
Also 20 cases Partisan bonnes Of rich style ADD pattern
Together with general assortment OF every srueh 10
Catalogue, and samples ready for examination Ga Mon
day morning, I'd May.
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N VILLAGE FARM.-For Sale, de

,irabIe Farm in the village Of CamPiown, y; - on
eed by the Springfield Turnpike ironsg on me sl' voa
from Newark. p miles from me atter ann u p
o GRATED f,u now good bearing acres WOODLAND, t"
cipsy in clover and timothy brook throug. th@ arm
a., fr,,n, bo,se and Kitchen adjoining, psastny s,u
s4d cj.irrn, well and pump vegetable am LOW 80
drns fruit &c barn. corn-crih and other Ont -
whole IN good fence and good heart WI ~ ~. -"
annie Tor soon The buildings with about sCis' "''
BE- had separately Apply at No. n NssSp sTssI
" u ~ SSsA|A~-'~-'
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DIED

On Tuesday, April & Richard Hoppook, in the ssh year
Of msge
The friends are requested 10 attend the innsra this morn
a, half past seven O'Clock from No. ~ Barcaysrcet
Gu Tuesday evening 18th instant OF short hot severe
be in the lob wear OF age. Alexsnde DowNr Crow
Ell. Youngest son Of the late Reuben CroweiL
The relatives and friends OF the family are Respectfully
invited 10 attend hi. funeral this afternoon n bali past
O'clock from the house OF bis uncle MIR Henry Ripley on
0rand-sireet, Williamsburg. -,
MNe~burg. on Wednesday morning, DR. Hiram X Char
nan. aged 50 years
lNew-York papers please copy
A, Lansngburg, April 3d. Corseus Lansing, ESQ IN Inc
fih of his
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ruycll,. Lecture. on Geology ublss'

neat pamphlet and for sale at this Office These L'e'
-. embrace the following subjects l. Fresh water Form
o. Of Auver-ne: Eviact Volcanoes NJ Successive Per-
"a /. srusture oi Btna, origin 81 Granite Rocks;
change. In the Organic worlr uphea'al and sub''
&c Of The Earth. Crust; Subncgencs and Re-eevatioo
I'M T.mnls OF scrap. 4. Origin OF Coal Reefs amt
r.eorv Of their Circular Form; Corane Limestone Of va
o. GEOLOGICAL Ages 5. Nature and Origin Of Coal; Pc
~ of IL, Formation. 6 Foot-marks OF FOSSIL Animals;
The Niagara District 7. Recession Of ihe Falls of Niagara
Boulacr Formation; Transporting Power OF lee Acton
n Gla,rc and iceberss Price p ocn!s.
IT Richard Adams LoCke's Celebrated Lecture
IN y,sSErIsN and ASTRONOMY a. reported for The rib
une is published aea pnnphle, and for sale al ih Of
zee Price 81 cents or 50 cents per DOZEN
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C1RENCH g. GERMAN Fancy Goods,

very low forca.h.-A complete assortment o. C2nhs'
B-ushe, Perfunerv Joseph Glau's and other steel Pens,
Cutlery Hooks aad Eye. Pins Needles, Aecordon' fock
e,Books SILK ana Leather Purses Beads and Bead Bag
and Purses Specaces &C. together Nth general asert
seni all articles the shove line BUSINESS Country
ci,v and examine the stock As IL believed ,ha. sua
Inducements offered &. H. DAhLiNSS'
ma SIN "a Maiden Lane and D BlDeflJ sIer'-
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II DOCTOR L,KDNER's LrcTUREs.-The edition OF our
eeportS of Dr. tarner celebrated Lectures on Astronomy
rlectricitf Steam Sound, Light, Magnetism &c &c IS
rey exhausted, ard We have ru another edition 20 press
xbch will be published in few DAYS Price foJ single
eope. IS cents = o per Dozen, SIG per Oe Order
ARE solicited Five copies 70 b- transmitted by mail for
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CHIRES' GARDEN, corner of Vine

, Race and Third-,treets, Cincinnati.
when ,ernsl airs ard summer suns have dressd
The earth in vcriure foliage and flowers,
o then. our blooming Valley OF the West
CLOVIS with delight through all her charming boNer'
And CHIEF that Gnrdtn lair whose praise 'ing,
On the Queen Citys bosom Esily blooming
Like a. the me,s-rosr Of tke violet ,pring,
The NAV Queen. breast q grazing and ptfiumhs
And w. s1journers from the ardent south,
To shady groves, green bills, and cooling eaie''
Or whether for The bleak and rugged norm
We come 10 breathe in our more temperate vhi'.
Lu1uriani trees AMI vefddnt walks are ours,
And blooming shrubbery, and fragrant no"e''
Fruit.bendng branches, purplc-cusiered bowers
AID NOISY beds where wait the smiling hour,
To welcome to airy grounds 90 tar
The single youth, or the more happy naT
And childhood redolent, and Beauty rare
Their pleasure delight and only care.
Til. plsa,ani and delightful establishment i located N
central sri of the city elevated IN i' table iu twenty-five
=, above The general 1--we, and surrounded by handsome
onr wal twelve feet hgh, with three beautiful cu' s,n'
en snces The extensive grounds embrace iul square
vrL i,rge ami ha,dsone story edhce IN tie oeIur
c0ui7rn. spac ana airy parlos cIrganty
,ceut STATE ~ Kentucky kaTions portions Of The .fonnu
in front md renr the building, and along The "hoe o
!os wall shaded by usnaD trees, presenting NeIoan,
lawn. and cool retired walks cmbcll'hcd with tasteful
variety ornamental shrubbcry fruit trees nowcts, ever
greens Sc NC renderin. he whole most heslihul ana
dclrhiul promenade peculiarly grateful to invnds when
uncquaed n the West. and unsurpassed IN me EAT
Strangers from the South and North no may v't ts eiy
durn. the summer, viii find the Garden most
resort during the euliry months, where, from IH ee'Aen
shades the cool refreshing breeze may De 10 e W
gr1ieulness The establishment viii NJ amply iurni'bed
during with every variety Of Ice Creams Soda
Lemonade Confectionery, and the various fruits IN ut
SEASON Visitors will always meet with urhane ana
ready attendance and the Proprietor pledges himself that
eXeron shall be wanting on his part to snberve the com
fort and pleasure Of all who NAV honor MS 1arden WIN
their paromag. No 'pirituous liquors Of any kind wilhe
permitted sod wthnth precincts The Garden will be
opened 10 the public on the 20ihof M.y.
1r To arliss who give tasteful, chs'te ana scientific e1
hibons-such Pyroe chnists, Arronauts Nocsbr kc-
this Garden offers acilue, and accommodations not pos
sc.,ed by shy other public ground the city Such, willing
10 enter into any ennoay , or T esf pos.
lsrhu D1r
30 II WILLIAM SIIiRES.
NHEAP DRY GOODS of all descrip
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MILLINERY GOODS.-STEVENS

IH GRIMAN e5 Beaver street, two doors from rear
street Ne~York. would respectfully invite merensnL .
milner, visiting the city, to call and examine s. , SEw
and nas been selected with The utmost care sT So
the market Early, they have had the benefit o I'D b,,in,
IFCTIONS from the importers and auctions, az" -,
bought their goods cash. they believe tnry ~ ,.
only the cheapest but the best eleesa ,bsir intention n
Keep constaii~ on hand goods q thr mo- = !, A
and to do business the CASH II " a ny
- mak a a. ob,,r, n ihosc wanting soos IN urr HAs
70 nstronire Their in.c4d Of e credit houses They rely
suely on the eea?uess II their goods ior patronage Ihey
rsnd the srcton saies regularly ard do get some great
hsrans which they will e ~ irlsng advancs irs,n cost
Gail and see- . ~ No VIM
l. VI. STEVENS, ,.,.
Sc. GRUNAS, mA1 'uis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28
MONEY MARKET.
asics at the stock Exchange, April ~.
Commercial md Money Matters.


Attic Brokers Board to day there ~as considerable
amount business AMI sellers plenty atclOsng prices
Delaware and Hudson improved ! Bank Commerce
Farmers Loan dec'ned3i Harlem /; Mohawk Canton |.
IN state stocks the market Tas firm Fives and a hall
hppro,ed per cent For Kentucky ~ was oeered.