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New Firm

THE subscribers having recently associated
i themselves together under the name OF the
Lansing Planning Mil Company, for the purpose
of manufacturing Sash, Blinds and Doors-also,
Planning and Matching all kinds of lumber, and
filing all bills Of work for the entire finishing o:
houses, would respectfully invite the attention
of all having business in our line, 10 give Us a
call, as We are now prepared to receive all or
ders, and do the work in the best possible man
ner. Shop opposite the Presbyterian church, on
the river, Middle Town.
c. c. DODGE,
JAMES JOHNS,
z. A. BAILEY.
Lansing, June 4, 81. los
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Among tie ranks of human Kind
Some go before, and some behind,
But mark them well, and YOU viii find.
Not hindmost is the printer.
The lessons which you've learned At school,
That you might not grow up fcol,
Had all, in scientific rule
Been published by the printer
How DO your Presidents and Kings
Govern well so many things?
'Tis by the type, the screws, the spring.,
Belonging TO the printer.
The farmers and mechanics, too.
Would sometimes scarce know what Ia do,
Could they not get certain view
OF work done 10y the printer
The doctor cannot meet the crooks
OF all the cases. till he looks
Upon the pages of the books
Supplied him by the printer
The lawyer for wit has passed
But high as he his head may cast,
He would be but Ounce at last,
Were it not for the printer.
Who is il that - neatly tells
The various goods the merchant sells,
Inviting all the beaX and hcllt-.
Who il it but the printer,
The classes of the human race.
OF different size, of different face
Appear in this and every place,
How obvious {, the printer.
One sings the bass, one Sharps and tlats,
Bedecked with pantsoons and hat,
And long-tailed coats and smooth cravai-.
OF this class is the printer
The other sings the treble sweet,
Adorned with frock aud bonnet neat,
And look how beauteous and complete,
And lovely to the printer.
There's not II man below the skies,
Who better understands to prize
The charms that grace laiy's ewes
Than does this very printer.
Young maidens, then, without debate,
'Tis hoped you truly estimate,
Before, in fact, il is too late,
The value OF the printer
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ANNUAL TAX SALES,
AUDITOR GENERALS OFTICI

AUDlIOR GENERALS OFFICE.
LANSING MICI july lst, 1889.
go much of each of the NJ deserted tracts OF
y parces Of land, situated in the county Of Inzhsm
de inlusGt for unpaid taxes for the years
i"w VII De sufficient 10 psy the taxes, Dter.-t and
charges thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer sad
county, on the first Monday al October next, such
public AMI conven ent place he shall seec; M,son,
the county seat If said county accord ng The statue
ia such made and prOviiei
DANIEL L. CASE, Auiitor General.
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NOTICE.
ISGHAN COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE.
-

MASON, August 10Th, Is59. !
so MUCH of the above lands, advertised by
- the Auditor General for the tax Of ls5s and
previous years in the county of Inghsm, as shall
remain unpaid on the Sd day of October. A. D.
1889, will be offered at public sale on said day,
at nv office, in the Court House. in the village
of Mason. Sales 10 commence AT o'clock A NJ.
and continue from day TO day until all are sold
L. WOODHOUSE, County Treasurer.
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OFFICIAL STATE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

MOS y VIZ NFR, toverB'r.
FDai-.DB FAlsFIED, Lieutenant OOyern"r
NELSON 6 ISI3tfI. secretary of state
EDsI. A. THOMPSON, D. putty d'
DANIEL. l. CA-E 4 ditor |cn-Ial
EZRA JONES DrPIty q"
JtHE MckINNEE, -ta'- Ireasfre--
THEODORE HUNTER, i-Pu,y DO
JOHN II GKEGDRY, superintendent Pub Instruction.
CORTL ANC -TEBBiN-, Deputy q"
LANES ~ SASBJ y, Commissioner State Land Office
JOHN II TIRE ADAElL, b-puty do
JACijB NJ How ARD AftlTDey GENERAL
FEEDfRlCK " CCREfNlt-, adj and Qr. Master Gen
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BOARDING HOUSE.

N T. JANIS r.. CHILDS would respectfuIIv
vi invite all persons wishing Board. by the
Day or Week, to give him a call, at the OHIO
HOUSE, on Washtenaw Street, opposite the
State House Square. Fine Rooms and Good
Board can be obtained on reasonable terms.
Lansing, June l3, 1859. 2l6
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SUNDAY School Hooks,

THOSE wishing Sunday School books or peri
i odcals can be supplied On short notice, by
applying to the subscriber, or his secretary
corner of Capitol Avenue and Lapeer street.
A. UPSON,
S. s. Mssiondry.
Lansing City, Fek. l6, 1889
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HORATl0 PRATT.
L II II TIE ET m

H-J. s WOOD, late of Albany. " Y, is now
n ready to attend 10 any call in his profession
1T. W.. mas had an experience of more than twen-
nSe years in DENTISTRY. Charges moderate
caland see.
y. B.--'ilage Lots Cor Sale Also, l39 acres
IN parcels to suit purchasers. half mile ives, of
'"e CITY, Office and Residence on block tiftv-six,
eorher oil Seymour and Saginaw, street lv2oa
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JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.

GEORGE MARTIT Chief Justice.
ISAAC p CHR!STIANCY, A. ocia =" Justice.
JANE. CAMPBELL
RANDOLPH MAN%I%G -
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L. Z FISK, President p temp0re, Prof of Chemistry.
CALVIN TRACY, rlof. - Mathematics
G. ABBOT, Pref of English Literature.
CLEVELAND AI;TE. InrIructor in Civil Engineering
L. y. JoliNSTJ\E, General superintendent o' the Farm
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


C0FFEE.-We have transactions to note to day in
Coffee The market is decidedly heavy and there is no
disposition among purchasers to take hold Of Coffee unless
decline the rates at present demanded Holders
do not however seem disposed to give way, and still
quote Rio at 10Kd11 cts for low grades 11AG11A cts
for fair to good; IL cts for prime Laguayra at 3912
cts; and Java at 14K@15& cts. per !b The stock OF
Coffee is about % 600 bags, and there in addition two
three cargoes of Rio expected arrive here daily
FLOUR.-For Flour of all descriptions the market is
steady at the previous quotations There is however
better demand for it, and we have reported day sales of
nearly $500 bbls. The sales include 500 bbls Howard
Street Super at s625 700 bbs Ohio do at Sc 12h $50
bbls do. at 1925, 250 bbls standard City Mills do at
So So and 100 bbs do at 1915 per Dbl. Super Flour
closes steady s625 for Howard Street. s612K625 for
Ohio, and $5.S7kG6 per Dbl. for City Mills. There is
Extra Flour wanted out the market for it is
rather dull at the quotations, which as follows,
viz: Sc 5O(G675 for Ohio, s6.75G7.25 for Howard
retailing brands City Mills Rye Flour is steady "a 75
aud quote Corn Meal before at 1915 for Bati-
more, and s4.12x per Dbl, for Brandywine.
FAMILY FLouR.-we continue to quote Family Flour at
~ for the leading brands of Baltimore s. so for old Do
minon and 50 Dbl for Welch's Howard Street and
Ohio Family is selling at from 81 so to ss per bbl
GRAIN There moderate inquiry this morning
Gram and for most descriptions the market steady at
Yesterdays quotations OF Wheat there sales reported
of AGO bushels good white cts and of some 800
bushels prime do at l759l77 cts There nothing
140 to $50 cts for fair to prime Yellow Corn sold at
yeterdays rates but white do shade better Sales
cts by measure and rs cts by weight 900 bushels vel
low at rs cts and of 1000 bushels do at 77asO cts
There very little done in Rye and Oats. lot Of
about $50 bushels Pennsylvania Rye the only parcel
market sold at 81 cts and of about 500
bushels Maryland Oats at so cts Pennsylvania Oats may
be quoted as ranging from SO to SIS cts.
MOLASSES-Molasses is in good request. and the
market for it is quite firm We have reported to-day
sales of $50 bbs New Orleans at 3940 cts and of SO
bhds. common Cuba Muscovado at 27 cts The market
closes firm at the following rates viz 394O cts for New
Orleans 35@36 cts for Porto Rico 2gS3 cts for Cuba
Muscovado and 25G27 cts for do. clayed
PROvISfONS.-There has been quite an active move
ment to-day Provisions but for Bacon prices have fa
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3ftonstarg ana Commercial 4ebietu.
BALTIMORE, April u, 1885

BALTIMORE, April L. 1859.
The Stock market, which yesterday was quite active
has day been quiet the total value of the operations
at the Board being only about S17 000 The leading
cy Baltimore and Ohio Raroad) continues to droop a
further decline of to cent having taken place in
to-day There 22j shares of this stock sold the
Board $50 at $50 cash and seller 60 days and 75at the
same rate buyer go days. and the market closed
cline of per cent on the closing prices yesterday
There is still an inquiry for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
extra dividend ORDERS and sales day 400
worth Of them at 15 The purchasers these orders
doubtless anticipate that the legality of the 80 per
extra dividend will eventually be confirmed by the
courts before whom it is still pending. There moth
ing done in Northern Central Railway to day, but
have no material change to note in it, 1t closed S194
bid l94 asked regular way the closing bid being less
than was bid for il yesterday. There demand
for Bank stocks and sales made of 100 shares How
ard at $94G9B and Of IA shares Bank of Commerce
$244 Loans quiet but for this class stocks the
Board of $500 Baltimore Ohio Railroad
bonds at S34 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds
closed at 90 bid for 1s67's s34 bid for 1855,
and Northern Central 1855 left off at 694 bid COY
asked. For Baltimore City 1890 6s 99H bid, and
100 asked. There nothing done at the Board in
Mining stocks, but for Gardner Hill S2H bid and So
asked
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
$500 B. O. RR b dsts5AS S. @ ag2il B2od e 6efs S B.
IS shs Bank of Com .24AI eX-div..I5
9shs, Howard Bank. 9a4 so shs B. 30. RR $50. .59
VI " ga 100 g g SO
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la w INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT Court BALTIMORE CITY-Hon.
VIM. George Krebs, Judge. The following occu-
pied the Court yesterday:
Frances Douglass Us. Robert A. Douglass Appli-
cation by complainant for divorce vinculo
matrmonii from defendant John Blake Wilson for
the complainant.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday:
John II. Moore Us. Conard Thomas An action
to recover the price of a machine to prevent water
from running into well. Jury out.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. Z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
Commissioners of Baltimore county Us. the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore. Before reported
Verdict for plaintiffs for So, ,223.33.
j. Madison Miller as Richard H. Atwell and
William S. Appleton. An action to recover sum
of money. Dalam and Marshall for plaintiff
Brown, Bruno and Dohbin for defendant
Assignment for to-day 1874 to S39.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon. Roger B.
fancy, Chief Justice, and Hon. VIM. Fell Giles
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
John Haney as. VIM. NJ. Marshall An action to
recover money on an account. Before reported
Not concluded. j, Spencer for plaintiff; VIM
Price for defendant. Jury out.
Joshua Fl. Walcott and others u.s. Gwynn &
Reid. Judgment by default. Jury of inquistion
sworn. Damages assessed to the sum of 81 ,535. OF
and costs.
Mason & Lawrence Us. Same. Judgment By
default Damages as sessed at S5, ,2O5.72 and costs
Crosby & Bevan vs. Kirkland, Chase Co.
Garnishees of Randall & Forrest. An attachment
on decree. Jury sworn.
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POLICE LNTELLLGENCE

John Popp, keeper of lager beer saloon at the col
ner OF Mott and Ensor streets, arrested on the
charge OF assauting with a whip boy named
VIM. Mcmahon, and held for a hearing by
Justice Wheat. 1t appears that Popp had just
opened new restaurant and had band playing
when number of boys gathered on the pavement
in front OF the house Popp drove them away
several time but they returned, when he took q
whip and used it on the ir persons.
James Fields was arrested yesterday by officer
Talbot, charged with assaultng and beating
Thomas Ward. Justice Wheat held him for /
hearing.
William Thompson was arrested on Monday
night, charged with stealing horse and wagon
the property of Mrs. Green Justice Griffin com
mtted him for hearing.
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TNOTEST

SUICIDE BY HANGING.-On Monday evening. a
man named Andrew Miller, residing at No. 81
with cravat in the attic of his dwelling. The de-
ceased was wheelwright by trade, in the employ
OF Mr.. James Murry, with whom it seems he had
some trihing disagreement about pecuniary matter.
shortly before the sad occurrence, and had gone tc
his home in very depressed state of mind. When
the body was discovered life was extinct Coroner
Battee was soon after summoned to hold an inquest
when the jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the above facts
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES


FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.,
MANAGERS AND CONTRACTORS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
partnership has been formed succeed the old
tablished firm of r. FRANCE Co, under the style of
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS & CO,
who have obtained from the Legislature of Delaware at its
last session LOTTERY GRANT period of twenty years,
and having given bonds to the State of Delaware
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
TO the Of all prizes they drawing
Wilmington, Delaware under the Supernendance of Lot
terry Commissioners appointed by the State, the
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE,
For the Benefit of Internal Improvements,
and the
SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
For the object
The Sussex County Lottery is drawn every morning at
quarter before Il o'clock NJ and the Consolidated Lotteries
at aquarter before 5 T. NJ. in Wilmington, Delaware.
The famous Little Small Fry Lotteries drat0 erey
ang
CAPITAL PRIZES.
S500 S20O 5000, SI0 prizes of $1,000, 10 prizes of
$780, 10 prizes of $3.50 Lowest three No ticket prize
Tickets One Dollar Shares IN proportion.
The Grand Consolidated Lotteries draw afternoon,
and wanting purchase order tickets in of
the Schemes on application to the Managers.
Amongst some of the SPLENDID SCHEMES to be drawn
in the month of Aprl several Capitals SUoOO
$2500, S3OO00 and on the 9Th of Aprl the GRAND CON
SoLIDATED LOTTERY of Delaware, Glass B., will be
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Court APPEALS OF MARYLAND, DECEMBER
TERM, lS58.-ANNAPoLTs, April u, 1859.-No. 1884,
George Wiles cs. James NJ Downey. Appeal from
the equity side of the Circuit Court for Washing
ton county. This case was argued upon motion
to dismiss, by Clagett for the appellee in favor
of the motion, and Alvey for the appellant,
against it.
No. 1876. Samuel E. Schindel u.s. Albert H. Su-
man. Appeal from the Circuit Court for Wash
ington county. This case was submitted on writ
ten arguments, by Smith and Hamilton for the ap-
liant, and argued by Alvey for the appellee.
James P. Mayhugh and Jacob Z. Bell, administra-
tors of Samuel Etnyre. Appeal from the Circuit
Court for Washington county. This case was
argued by Alvey for the appellant and submitted
on written arguments by Smith and Hamilton for
the appellees
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April 1.-The rain to
day interred with out door operations and the markets
generally have been dull.
In Querciron Bark there is feature and nothing
doing in the of sales 1st No being held per
ton.
The demand for Cotton continues limited but about 200
bales found buyers to-day at full rates.
There little nothing doing in Flour today and no
changes to note in the market, the demand being
fined to the wants of the retailers and bakers who buy
sparngly at from S675 to 25 for to choice
perfne and extra and $7 so per Dbl for fancy lots
In quality. Standard superfne is comparatively scarce
and held at our lowest figures but there demand
export at tins price, and the market dull and unsettled
Rye Flour is steady with further sale of $50 hbs to
note at 81 % bbl Corn Meal is unchanged and Penn
sylvania is quoted at S3S7H per Dbl without much doing
to day
In Wheat there very little movement today only
about 200 bushels found BUYERS in lots at l52Gl56
cts for fair to prime reds and 100 40 for white
mostly of the former description Rye is rather scarce
aud brings SS cts Corn in
and about 900 bushels mostly good southern yellow,
brought sS cts aoat including lot in store taken
the same price which is advance Oats continue dull
with sales OF about 900 bushels prime Pennsylvania
note at 81 cts and 1900 bushels light do at 81 cts.
The market for Groceries is steady but quiet; 800
hhds cayed Cuba Moasses sold at 25 cts 100 bbs New
orleans do at 40k cts and 100 hhds New Orleans Sugar
at s7.564 the 100 lbs, all on time
There is nothing doing in Provisions day. and moth
ing new in the market.
In Seeds the movement is small and are only ad-
Vlsed of sale of 200 bushels Ccversesd at $3.50 per
bushe
Holders of Whiskey rather rmer, prices ranging
2la2fH cts. for Drudge 25h a26 cts for hhds and 25 y
(@2o3 cts, for Pennsylvania and Ohio bbls.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, April 1.-THE
offerings of Beef Cattle light again this week only
reaching about 600 head at the different yards; the
ket was brisk and prices ruled 2550 cts better than last
week sales ranging at from $40 to 12 the 100 bs the
latter for prime quality.
The arrivals of Cows and Calves at Martins were only
about 100, selling at from S35 to S45 for Fresh Cows
and $50 to $50 for second quality do prices
higher
Some 1,574 Hogs arrived at Phillips yard this week
selling at from SS4 to 94 the 100 lbs net; the market
dull.
The arrivals of Sheep reached about 600 this week
and prices were cent lower, ranging from to *
per lb. gross
The Sugar of Louisiana for the last is
ascertaned have been hhds-the largest cror
tonpt tIato of T1,a fnlln
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This is pretty well for three months and suggests
ing out for squalls The Southern exports may help us
but unless there grain crops Europe and good
ones in America, We shall be in trouble year hence
with such excessive importations going on.
The Canada's private letters peaceful indicate
the passing of the dstrust in regard for the
present Money in fair demand and American stocks
dull. Government SIS, 1874 being sold at g44 with
active demand
TIE the Bank of England for the week end
ing the 23d of March gives the following results when
compared with the previous week:
Public deposits f8 ,99S ,757 Inc G144 260
Other deposits .l3, Sol 339 Dec... SO 926
Rest.... 1854 ,290. Inc.... 1S14
On the other side of the account:
Government securities. .f10, COG. l47. Unchanged.
Other securities 16 90S 094 Inc. f204 4S2
Notes unempoyed..... 13,3l0,7 Dec... IS $50
The amount of notes in circulation is go 33 1856, being
adecrease of 1880 and the stock of bullion in both de
parments is fl9S64 535 showing decrease Of f5S 1877
when compared with the preceding return.
Messrs. d. Bell, Son & Co. report:
In the market for securities during the past
week there has been improved demand for the various
State stocks, well the government five per cent
loan, in which there has been active business. In
railroad securities there is particular change notice
The London Economist of March 26 has the following:
The money market throughout the week has been rah
er tight, active demand having been experienced
For this two may be assgned-frstly, the
vanced period of the and the large
of government deposits in the Bank secondly the
extraordinary demand for silver for India partly
ernmen account is obvious that such
es of the precious metals be moved to and fro
without influencing the money market 1t is matter
surprise that the stock of bullion in the Bank has
been renched upon to more important extent. In all
quarters the minimum rate of discount for the best
is ~ per cent and the applications at the Bank partly
by the money dealers themselves have been
The demand is expected to continue active pay
ment of the dividends.
by he r. Ike no
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
RY TETE(,R

NTdThtI SItduy.
The New York stock market to-day was rather irregu
lar. New York Central advanced II Reading 4; Rock
Island s. Galena and Chicago %; Missouri 6's, Illinois
Central bonds Canton and Erie closed yesterdays
rates; but Virginia 6's declined Cleveland and Toledo
II Harlem y; Michigan Southern X; and Michigan
Southern guaranteed Y.
The New York Tribune, of today, says:
The market is not yet active for foreign bills the
Persia but drawers very firm at 109 S10 for Ster
ling. The range of good signatures is eTGl0 Francs
5l3AG51lA. The supply of outside bills is quite
stricted.
The following is comparative statement of the
dtion of the New York Banks for the ending April
2and ADril