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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-21

ANNOYING DELUsIoN.-It is stated in the Boston
papers that in the examination of respectable hotel
keeper of that city the charge of stealing $1,000
from store the complainant testified that he had
been informed that he would find the money in the
landlords cellar, whereupon he had, by virtue Of
search wsrrant, over-hauled the coalpit and pulled
up any quantity Of brick pavement, but found moth
ing. The man of course discharged; but we
think it rather hard that people should not have
some redress when brought up on such fri, oIous
pretexis as these and charged with infamous crimes
If people in this age will cherish such tolies, they
should be made to keep them to themselves, and moi
annoy others with them
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To MTTI, OWNERS AND OTHERS.

,tHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METH10s?ID7 .St Ut IN.
forming the public that he continues the Mill
and Mochnist business in their various branehes
n% Framing erecting Water Or Steam Mills erecting and
fitting up engines and their necessary hees
shot wheels or under shot, breast wheels or any 0ther
Urgght g%us s'Ts
P6vors 1 Corr Cr1sbers Cotton Gins, Corn Shelters
order and 5,Se erect an any ri neS
and have several experienced workmen IN my EN-
poymen versed in the various impro1Tde%den ps1d do 1eI
Those wishing work done in the above line woS ~ % T;h
to give me call return my sincere thanks LOT the N0
eral patronage received heretofore. ouoL
For further information address the
Vile, Jones county, N. q. u b: JO11LS ,nS;i;t
Sept 26th, 1856. (4-ly) ll-"rlgnt anu MAonnA''
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NOTICE.

~ THE Subscriber, being desrous to go West, offers 80
3 for Sale his PLANTATION, lying in Onslow Coqn- y
good state of cultivation situated about II miles from
Jacksonville and about 10 miles from the and within
500 yards of the navgabe waters OF New River where yes
and pleasant and is well adapted the growth of Corn
Cotton and Potatoes and is good land for Pea Nuts as
on the river The Plantation situated that it would
answer for two families have recently purchased tract
of land adjoining, which offer together Fish and oyster
are abundant at any time of the year Persons desirouS
bnvinp such place will do well to visit this farm mmedla
tely, While there is sample of the crops on it.
Terms made easy. Apply to -,,rDc
Au~ IS56-50tf y b. SANDEFtc.
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JUST AS WE PREDICTED.-We said that the ectdt
Ben Perley Poores ridiculous bet would prove nfec-
tious, and 1t seems that there is another man in
Massachusetts who lost bet of quite as absurd
character representative elected named Bachelor,
is under obligation to draw barrel of beans sled
from Sutton 10 Worcester, in consequence of the
election of Mr.. Buchanan. But Mr.. Bachelor with
his barrel of beans must not expect to so great
a sensation as Major Poore did with his barrel of
pippns he will be one of the has beans.
| N. Y. Times
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A MAMMOTH >HEEP-The St. Lawrence american,
of Ogdensburg, New York, says:
g The largest sheep we ever saw was on board the
steamer Northerner. on her passage from Kingston
to this port He was two years old, and weighed
3l5 pounds. He was an imported sheep, and was
exhibited a the Provincial fair at Kingston. gen.
,leman from Vermont had purchased him. and was
taking him home The price paid was s3l5-s dol
lar a pound for mutton What think ye of that,
farmers of St. Lawrence? He was as large as a
young steer.'
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The Latest.
Later from Kansas,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-We have advices from Law
renee Kansas Territory, to the 9th inst Fifteen of
the State prisoners under trail for murder, were ac-
quilted but Immediately rearresled upon the charge
of robbing the post Office.
Aglar e quantity of clothing and provisions arrived
at Lawrence, and were being distributed among the
destitute.
The steamer Goddess arrived to-day from the uper
Missouri. Among the passengers were Lieut. Warren
ard party from exploring the headwalers of the Mis-
souri, an! Yellowstone rivers. He reports that the
small pox raging among the Iadians.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
ga THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale accommodating
C terms, and low price, valuable Lot, containing
two acres situated at LONG CREEK BRIDGE, on the
north side the main road-on the Lot is Dwelling,
and all necessary houses. Also Lot the south
the Road fronting so feet by 300 feet deep For
particulars apply to JOHN LARKlNS,
Long Creek Post Office,
Aug. 22---5O-tf New Hanover Co., N C..
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DOCu SPRING HOTEL.

49, THE UNDERSIGNED having opened the house
ES known the Rock Spring Hotel proposes keeping
of his Country friends where they will be at homo ana
nrovded for convenient to the most business part o
town The house is being repaired and ceanssd ana
furnished with good beds - .t;
GOOD order must shall be preserved Persons lntox
Gated will not be admitted and those who become 30
admittance will be requested to leave; nrp,..N
Oct. 10-6-6m. UEO' AAO2A'1<AH''
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,


\XT G. MLLIGAN, Proprietor, respectfully informs the
w ubo that he is prepared to make and Put up TO eF-
Furniture Tops Mantes, Hearth &c of the best Quality
Of American Italian Marble not to to be om IN sgy
establishment in the count y, North or South.
Iron different styles for noGI1ng G nn p to orIeT
B-Orders from all parts of the country accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
tonon and all articles warranted to be as
no charge made
Nov 23d-[ [l2tf.
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General Notices.

WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments the North, which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for
eign domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared to I'LL
ali ordersf for M MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every article the line of the Business at reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as we'll as can be done either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required:
March 10 lS54-27-tf JAMES MCLAhANAN.
Coach and Carriage ehanufactory-Cnnton, N. G.
GEN0 BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
go citizens of Sampson county and public generally
he having recently been partially burnt out has Eeou
and establishment is in full operation in AL Its TsT
Gus branches. He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the rghtfor the coun
merit public patronage He warrants al his w Z
to be made the very best Materials and should any OF IL
fail in twelve months with usage either in workmanship
or material, it will be repaired without charge PersouS
wishing to buy would do we'll to call and examine for them
selves does not intend to be surpassed for ye ee
gance and durability
NJ REPAIRING done in tho neatest manner, at short
notice Ha- Mill Ink and GudgsOns made and warranted
for ten years, for so.
Clinton, May g. IS56--S6-tf.
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NoR SAFE OR REM,

n> THE SUBSCRIBER, OFFERS FOR SALE OR
$50 rent his sTURPENTINE LANDS iu Mcintosh county,
Georgia on the Alatamaha river, IL miles above Daen
nta72ninp I6 400 acres There the land II
Of boxes of which 10 last Spring and the
balance are years old There is also large guam
;t of mill or merchantabe, Timber within easy reach OF
s The Turpentine business here be increased
1 any extent that might desire There are now on he
an;ses W one new 80 bbl STILL, TEAMS, WAGONS,
pnd Fl At which will be sold with the land, if desired
Wishing to change my business Will sell or lease m ,sas saa
oa will give the privilege of cutting more boxes
For further particulars, apply to the at Dsen
,ass Std
Ws,Iinston IN c. Times copy till FIRST Deeembsr %
and toward bill to this ofaoe Immediately.
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WANTED, 300 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN,
THO ACT AS LOCAL AND 1RAVELLlNG AGGHsNRtT4 N y y
OF sI0O PER MONTH! capital Of s. only required
No patent medicine book business Full particulars given
free to all who enclose postage stamp or 1TvI
and address a. pI Io:4d- NJ. II
Sent 18th ISj6-29m1 flalsto"' ~ H.
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Arrival OF the George Law-Later from California.
new YORK, Nov. 13.-The steamer George Law,
with California dates and mails to the 20th and AS.
pnwal dates OF the Sd, arrived up at an early hour
this morning She brings also UPWARDS of 1 ,6OO,-
900 in treasure
ne George Law connected with the Golden Age,
which brought down nearly So, ,0GO, 900.
ihe New York passengers and mails of October
goth lett Panama the 31st of October in the Col
den Gate-aIl we'll
The Golden Age passed on her way down the Sier.
"a Nevada, October 20, and the Orizaba on the 25th
both bound up.
The news from California is meagre The market
during the fortnight was excessively dull and prices
were nominal.
A collision had occurred in Clinton Valley, Men,
docIne county, between some whites and party of
Indian cattle thieves Fifty of the latter were killed
Advices from southern California state that ex
Governor Gandara had attempted to :evoiutionze So
nora, but was bafhed and had fed
The miners in the river beds have met with better
success this year than before. The receipts of
dust during the last two months have exhibited a
steady increase, and il is fiom the river beds the in
crease must have come. The first rain, which fell a.
few days since however caused sudden rise in
the Yuba and Feather rivers, by which many of the
fumes were destroyed and the labors of the miners
interrupted
The jury in the trial of Major R. P Hammond
for embezzement of United States funds while col
lector OF this port, failed TO agree, and We're dis
notorious highwayman, known as Tom Bell has
been taken and executed in Tulare county. Several
reputed 10 be of his gang have also been arrested
News FROM OREGoN.-The Indian troubles in this
Territory have recently been renewed The entire
country to the north and east OF John DAVIS river
was, at last accounts in the possession of the
ges' numbering about three thousand, many of whom
were armed with guns. Col. Sleptoe had come into
the DaIles with his command, abandoning his whole
country above to the Indians except block house
| haI " Nv mon yrho ho ipfa ID
soon as be could procure forage. Governor Stevens
bad addressed the people of Portland, and stated
that the Indians had acted aithless in all their trans
actions with the Writes; that nothing would satisfy
them but an unconditional surrender of the entire
country to the east side of the Dalles, and that there
remained only prospect of another general with
all the tribes in that quarter.
Fro" THE 1sTHMUs-The frigate independence
and sloop-o war St. Marys were off Panama I he
Saratoga was off Aspn vail. The officers and crews
were all we'll.
NEW GRANADA.-Diplomatc relations had been
suspeLde between EngIan and Granada in cunse.
qvence of the latter government having failed Ii.
quldate the Mcintosh claim. The British West In
dia fleet has been ordered 10 enforce the claim.
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200 SACKS SALT,
LNQR SALE AT STRICKLANDS at 81 60 per sack by
l. Oct. A.-8-4t MERRlMAN & NEWBURY.
NACK SALT-2OO Sacks in fine order, low for cash at
- Nov. I4th GEO H. KELLEY IL BROS
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.--30 boxes Adamantine
n Candles. 20 half boxes do, low for cash at
Nov. l4th GEO. H. KELLEY & BROS.
ADMIN ISTRATOE SALE.
ON TUESDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
" 1885, will be sold at the late residence of John H. Bar
deceased in Brunswick county, credit of six month
all the perishabe property belonging to the estate of said
deceased, viz:
lTURPENTINE STILL, GLUE KETTLE, STEAM
Err, Sc;
LIKELY MULES, we'll broke to Harness;
HORSES, 3 BUGGIES, 2 WAGONS, and 3 CARTS;
COOPER'S TOOLS, TURPENTINE TOOLS, FARM
ING UTENSILS, &C.;
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE; and
many other articles too tedious to mention.
Also at the time and place, the NEGROES belong
ing to the estate will be hired out for year The
of the Negroes are valuable Turpentine hands
AlSo at the time and place. all the LANDS belong
ing to said estate in Brunswick will be sold a credit of
and II months, by the Clerk and Master in Equity.
The sale will continue from day to day, until the whole is
disposed of. JESSE NOBLE, Administrator
Shallotte, Oct 18th, 1856 9-ts
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NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS.

T A. & w. M. CAMERON have formed CO-PAHI-
j NERSHIP for the purpose of carrying on the MILL
WRiGHTING BUSINESS in all its branches viz Saw
and Grist Mills will be put up any principle used
or south of any size, with steam engines on
various principles Merchant Mills to be propelled by steam
or water power, Bridge building Railroad lresseng &C.
will also be contracted for. -.
All work done by US guaranteed to give satisfaction
Thankful for liberal share of patronage heretofore
ceyed and we hope merit continuance OF the same NJ
Our address is Little Rock fish, Cumberland Coun6y ~
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4. II. MAYER,

INI NIVhI IN I'M DL.a I1L1N IN
WINES. BRANDIES, GINS, &c.. 9c, -
1YvOI-LD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
w ruhic that he has just opened the store formerly
occulcd by Dr. D. DuPe, Jr Princess and water
er, where he intends keep always hand full sup
DIV of The Dealers in the genuine article would DO
veil in giving him call cD.-
He also keers constantly hand full stock OF DomeS-
.ic liquors such as TVh1sEey, Brandy and Gin
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FOR SAI.E

FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A AA
l. HOUSE AND LOT, in the town of Kenansvle, Ell |
Dupln county The improvements consist of dwelling and
The location is desirable one being adjacent
both the Male and Female seminares. For particulars
quire of the subscriber on the premises.
Oct. g. '56. [5-3ml J. P. DAHMER.
Ga THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THAT
= wellknown and valuable little farm whereon he now
nanvile The tract contains hundred and eighteen
tivation. On the premises is COMFORTABLE Dwell
LING, together with all necessary ouhouses, and orch
ten There better water The situation Tor health
peasantnes unsurpassed, being elevated and dry
ing and daughters to educate and who would desire
little farm live upon find better place than th,s,
best male schools in the hOie State, and in few months
will be opened on permanent basis female Seminary of
My will be such to suit almost who may
Sept 18th, l856-2-6m I
LAND FOR SALE.
IA THE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESIROUS OF RE7aa
=Ilmoving South, offers his PLANTATION for sale, Y
situated in the county of Dupn two miles west of Teachys
Depot the and Weldon Railroad containing
Two Hundred and Eighty Acres with comfortable DIV Ell
LING, and all the necessary Out Houses, and Well of
very good water The Land is well adapted to Farming
Purposes There is about twenty-five cleared and
good of cultivation. There is also the prem
good Grist Mill in good order For further particulars
apply to the subscriber the premises. address him at
Sept s. l856.~iI-Dtf JOHH A. NEWKlRK.
FOR SALE.
| T,HAT NEW AND COMMODIOUS DWELLING and
! i LOT fronting the WILMINGTON and Weldon Rail-
road known the Bonner lot This lot is situated in the
most eligible part of the town. either for family residence
or private Boarding House, for which latter purpose
used and with marked while occupied by the
late Mr. Bonner On this lot good Stables excellent
Well of Water Ceacn House, Smoke House and every
venence that could be desired This property, at
thirds valuation, is insured for $2,50O.)
Also other LOTS in the upper part of the town 'front.'
ing the Railroad, nearly East of the Brick Ware
house and almost opposite the spot where the Atlantic and
N c. Raroad joins the w. & W. r. K. These lots have
improvements them neatly walled in the fences
being newly painted and offer rare inducements to purcha
sers
Such of the above lots not sold by the 1st day
January 1857, will be rented out for one year from tha
date. VIM. PRlVEII.
GoldsbOro' Sept. 1856 4-tf
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NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS.

vTVHE SUBSCRIBER has been carrying on the MILL
WRIGHT BUSINESS for many years and tbs Tnss 20
amng and Founding Steam Mills with Upright or Circu-
Fixing Water Mills and a1d R2s dS Se n no.
rovoI 5Ians for Saving Lumber Grinding Corn He
be equal to any other 0onT his
work should aii IN principle workmanship he will ro fix
the same free of charge. !. ;. him +bo;-
as he will all Of his work IN the shortest posi-
He time Por further information address the a'
OH OreeA' 1 w J. CAMERON,
a 90 Ia56 6-52.6m* Millwright and Machinist
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General Notices.
TURPENT1NE LANDS FOR SALE.

TURPENTINE LANDS FOR SALE.
Subscriber offers for sale two tracts of valuable
l. PENTlNE .LAND-vz One tract consisting of L.
100 acres lying in the County of Sampson the East side
OF South River and the South side of Jumping Run
The other 55 in tie County lying the East
side of South River and North side of Jumping Run The
lots to suit purchasers For particulars apply to the Sub
County. JAS KERR
Oct. 7th 1856 IO-4t
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A Post Office is established al Elkin, Surry CO., N
c., the mail route from Salisbury to Witheville
Va. All the matter for this Office, frm the SOUTH
east and west. will go by Salisbury.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

Ills School commences its first session Monday the
19'n day OF September under the supervision of SOLO
NoN fA!SoN, A B., gentleman who requires
being well known successful youth
me IruStees OF this Institution well of the necessity
ana value an Agricultural Department, for the purpose
nstractng young men in the science of Chemistry
to practical farming have at considerable expens
@ Chemical La6orat0r their School and have
Glasgow Chemical Society and late Assistant Professor
this department.
Warsaw is healthfully located the Wilmington We'll
d"h Ian koad at its intersection with the Fayetteville and
the henansVe Stage Roads, thus being easy
any point on these routes
Parents and Guardians will find few situations more ad-
Vantageous in all particulars for both the moral and intel
Iectual education of their children and wards.
TERMS PER SESSION AS FOLLOWS:
Primary Department.. .....................$IO $40 90
Hlgner English Branches, IL so
agricultural Chemistry, with of aparatus. 10 co
Incidental expenses for this department. so
Board may be obtained in good families So per month
Professor Dysdae will continue to examine soils, mar
&C, and search for mari beds as heretofore
d. J. MIDDLETON,
Sept. 10, 1856. S.tf.
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LAW NOTICE.

N. T. , DE BtoIH IL-4iH Liza MI
bencpforh occupy IN office directly opposite the Court
House in Whining ton ard practice in co-parnerSnP III INC
smith would inform his clients in the adjoining c9un-
ties that Mr. Guitar will act for hm whist absent o H
circuit, and always be found at the ONCE
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Terms of subscription.

Terms OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
,. var invariably in advance, - 5O
Wien payment is not made in advance, . W
Lserber permitted to discontinue his paper after the
Nsncemont Of subscription year, till the expiration of
- subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end of
Ear must pay up in full and give the proprieor two
saS notice otherwise the paper will be continued and
TeoN.d fer according to the above terms.
person sending FIVE subscribers, accompa
h the advance subscription ($l2 90 will receive the
E+b ccpy gratis, for year.
ered Letters containing money for this paper at our
.sk. - an h0iroas connected with this Office must he
,A4L,ssed (post paid) to the proprietors.
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Schools.
WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL COLLEGE,

WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL COLLEGE,
. GOIdsbOro'. NC.
n. B. COBB, A NJ President and Prof. of Rhetoric and
ges. " e
! E NELSON, Prof Mathematics and Natural Sciences
J. 7; ALBRITTON, Tutor in English Department
next Session begins January l2 1857 Price of Tui
pc: term Of 20 weeks $50 advance For particulars ad
dress the President
Oct. 24th 1856 SIT
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THE SUBSCRIBERS offer their services for the purpose
L of hunting runaway negroes Their DOGS are well
trained for the purpose Their in catching all the
reference they propose Offering Address
SKIES & BRYAN,
Elizabethtown, Bladen County, N. G.
Nov. I4th ll.3m*
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Arrival Of the Europa.-Three Days Later from
Europe.

Arrival of the Europa.-Three Days Later from
Europe.
SANDY Hook, Nov 13 The Cunard mail steamer
Europa, from Liverpool on the 1st instant is below
She brings three days later European dates
In Liverpool the American Chamber of Commere
publish an address complaining of the false packing
of cotton.
The Neapolitan question was unchanged. The
King had sent confidential agent TO Paris
1t rumored that the Austrans refuse to evac-
uate the principalities, thus giving greater prom
nence to that question. 1t was rumored that Turkey
had demanded, formally, that Austria shall quit the
princi palities, and Great Britain the Black sea- but
that these parties, owing TO a secret understanding
refuse TO accede.
1t is now stated that Russia, as compromise has
proposed to refer the questions of the Isle of Serpents
and BeIgrad to ConstantnopIe for settlement.
Numerous arrests of disconented workmen con-
tinue TO be made at Paris.
The position of the Bank of France is better
News from Bombay of October Sd says that the
expedition against Persia was still in PREPARATION
but had not sailed. foundations and the cholera ha
ravaged Punjaub and Scinde.
Shanghai dates of September 4 reason that the
supply of tea will be short Further successes of the
insurgents reported.
There had been no news from Spain. The Nea-
polllan question remains precisely where il did the
only additional incident being that the government
of Naples had addressed circular moderate in its
tone, to IT'S diplomatic agents. and that the King had
denc- to arls on a secret mission.
despatch states that, 10 the French request 10
evacuate the Danuban principalities, the Austrans
had returned fat refusal This matter of the prn
cipalities has prominence all the other topics
The French government journals assert definitely
and EXPLICITLY that the Porte has demanded in due
form, that the Austrians shall the princ
pates, and the British the Black sea, but that they
by secret and mutual understanding refuse to leave
The English journals, under the immediate inspira-
tion of the government, deny this and on the
contrary, that such demand has been made by thu
! Porte
The papers generally in England, France and Ger
many, speak in undsgused terms of The completion
Or the progress towards complelion-of alIianc G
between England and Austria and France and Rus
! sa.
The Latest.
LONDON, Saturday.-Russia has deini,ively excus
ed Persia from the payment of the indemnity of tn
war of 1927
Advices from COnstantnople stale that Lord Lyon
had informed the Russian ambass 4dor that the En-
| gsh feet would remain in the Euxine Till the stipu
latons Of the treaty of Paris were fully performec
The funds openei steady yesterday but su bst
quenIly showed increased animation. In The ban
and discount market there a very active deman
for money. There had been further decrease of bu
lion IN the bank of England