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TIE 81. Louis GlO6e states that Senator
scuuRz declines to draw shack pay" for
the 42d Congress. ..
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MONDAY, APRIL :, 1873.

Mr.. Jos. B. NAY, Of Warrington, offers
Tor sale the hotel recently erected there
by him.
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"A Texas paper speaks Of tho death
OF several residents Of this district oy
throat. disease, superinduCed by razoFs,"
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Mrs. G. MCCOY, l48 MAIN ST.,

Keeps . full assortment Of Laces, Trimmings.
Gloves, CorsetS, including Mrs. Moody's Gbdon.
inAl C0rsetB, Cent? and LAdIGS' Hosiery, Hand.
kerc and all AEtiCles AppertAinIng 10 eomplete
assortment OF Fancy Goods. Orders for any.
thing In her line promptly attended 10. Ladies'
deslTing TO purchase handsome Winter CloAkG or
WRtGTproots would do well 10 examine her StScF
before making selections olIeWhefo. octiS
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A CARD. ... a..
Having sold our Ice Houses 10 Mr.. Conrad
Seibert, WO wunld respectfully recommend him
10 all our old customers. feeling satisfied no will
supply thOm with good article OF pure les.
GEO. SCHELLlIASE.
T. BEDILION
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T STAND LOTS FOR BALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on wheeling Is.
land. Price from 500 to 81, 900 each.
TERNs-o ne-iourth cash, the residue In equal
miscellaneous at ong two and three Year,, with in.
tercst. JNo. P. GILCHRIsT,
aplO At Tor Mil.
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.T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaImed In tho Post Once at Wheeling
Monday, April Z, 1873.
To obtain any Of tho following, the applicant
will please call for advertised letters, giving the
hhtn nf this Hat
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" mail CONRAD sElBERr.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by the Committee on Water Works
until 10 O'Clock, Thursday, April 10, 1873, for
he making Hnd delivering Of AZ CASTINGS that
cept water pipes, stop cooke and 1rO pluRS
Bids will DO endorsed, "PIOpoeAls for castings
for the CITY," and DO loft with the Clerk OF tho
mar'1 Chairman Of Com. on Water Works
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by the Committee on Water Works
until O'Clock, Thursday, April 10. 1873, for
making and delivering hve thousand feet Of four
inch pipe, more or less, and two thougAnd feet
Of six inch, with branches and tees sufficient TO
that the city may want Tho SIX inch pipe To DO
9.l6ths thick and tho four inch, n inch. The
branches 10 be tho sAmO thickness as the pipes.
Tho pipes to be cast or moulded In dry sand and
In perpendicular, position; TO he Of good dark
pipe or piece to DO 70 fcGt four inches long (bOWl
on ono end TO be- inches long.) ThOBtnch Pipe
70 weigh not less than (hirty-One pounds to the
foot, aud not moro than a. tho I inch 10 weigh
not les than 81 pounds 10 the foot and not more
than %. The pipcs, branches and boxes to DO
wanted In tho city Of Wheeling, on or before
tho S0th day Of juno, 1873. The pipes 10 bear
the test OF $50 pounds hydraulic pressure TO tho
inch, and TO DO tested In Wheeling under the
aupt rVislon Of tho Superintendent Of the Water
Works and ct the expense Of the contractor.
Payments 10 DO cash on delivery after the teRt.
ing 81 d on tho Superintendent order TO the
Committee. The Contractor or ContractoFS 10
give bond with good security for the falAlIment
Of the cOntract-the city reSGrvIng the right 10
receive or reject any or all bids. Bids will be
endorsed Proposals for water pipes, branches,
&C" and to DO leEL with The Clerk OF the city.
A. WILSON,
mar9i Chairman Com on Water Works,
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UNDERTAKING.

All OF the latest s:yles Of Full and BALI Glass
Metallic Baskets, Cases and Wood Collins, con.
stantly on hand. Night calls answered at the
FRIEND & SON,
AZ IA MAIN ST
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ITO ROLLING MILL MEN AND
L OTHERS There arc . few more shares OF
stock for sale In company organized Of Mounds.
share pro rata In tho $4,000 donation.
Shares 800, ten per cent TO DO paid when tho
stock lie taken. Come TO houndsytlle and address
II. D. WHIPPLE, or
TQOS. <. RICHARDS,
apS' Attic above place.
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THREE MILE ICE

OF Go. oChellhouB5 audi. BGdIliOn, would IT,
Spcctfuly announce TO tho citizens OF Wheeling
that l an now prepared TO supply them prompt
~ VIII, VIII GoOd pure ice' coNpAn sp,pRpr
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NOTICE. g
IN CoMNnSIoNEaa' OTGlcE, ONO Co., |
.. April 4, 1878. :
Pursuant TO tho order Of adjournment there
will be meeting Of tho Board OF Commissioners
Of Ohio County, held At tho Court House thereof,
on Monday next, the 7th inst, commencing at u
Sps CuAs. B. CECIL. Clerk.
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OUCHy UUU OUIIU8
DR.. JOHNRTON-

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lou.
don, graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges In the United States, aud the greater
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
hiss effected some.o OF the most astonishing cure
ever known. Many troubled with ringing 10
tho heGd and ears when asleep, great nervous.
meas, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashful
ness, with frequent blushlnR, attended some.
InimAdiAtPlY .a
, 1873-05-06

Dccornti0n.Dny Procfnmntion--Eho
Temperance Qucstfon--SundnY neer
..Uutyeraity Troubled.

Dccornti0n.Dny Proc1nmntlon.-Tho
Temperance Qlestion.-Sundnyn neer
--Unlycraity Troubled.
Speota. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON May 5.--doy Waahburn has iasuod
q proclamation recommending the observance OF
Decoration-Day, and suggests that, whore thora
aro posts OF the Grand Army Of tho Republic,
they take charge of the ceremonies. In othet
places tho people unite with tho survivors OF tbs
iato war in doing honor to their dead comrades.
Tho Assembly Chamber WIS last evening
crowded with largo gathering ct friends OF law
aud tc1nperance. Tho Hon. s. D. Hastings pre-
sided, md Stnte Superintendent Samuel allows,
aud Col. +. Ham Davidson, Of St. Paul, were
tho chief speakers. A preamble and resolu~
tionB woro unanimously adopted, that whoreas
tho State law declares it to ho n nisdon1eanor to
eoll, eyo way, Or barter my Intoxicating liquors
on Sunday, and such law IL good and ought to bo
obeyod, ali nlou eugagolin thsaalo OF Intoxicating
drinks should rogpoct Huch law; aild oil officers
charged with executing the laws, aud especially
tho Mayor and Common Council, should Beoura
the enforcement of Haid law.
Tho Common Council on Saturday evening,
by vote OF 7 to /, tabled resolution ordering
tilo paloona closed on Sunday. -
The rocont nllsponBion OF eight out OF ten OF
the c)aaBical nlomborH Of tho sophomore ckaaa
for cutting Greek recitation, aud declining to
apologize, as requested by tho proHtdent, Ia
causing considerable feeling among the stndonta
voting mon acted foo]iBhly IL conceded, but 1t is
complained that no warning WAS given that such
an exanno was to DO lnntle for what had heroto-
foro been followed ouly by mild ponaltios. 'fhorc
was considerable display OF blpck drapery about
tho University buildings to-aay.
, 1873-05-06
WHO FIRED COLUMBIA?

A question Upon which f1lnges tas
Eato OF n Matter OF Several Millions.
;Speciat Dtspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WAs111Na7os, D. G., April 5.-Tho question as
to whether Columbia, s. O.. was firod BY tho
rebole or by tbe Union army ia ono Of considera-
bio importance, inasnauch ~ it's decision involves
q largo amount Of money. Most Of tho cotton
destroyed, 1t is claimed, belonged to British suh-
iecte, and tho aforesaid subjects arc anxious to
know who is. responsible for ita destruction.
recent publication Of tho Testimony OF
Gous Wade Hampton and Boaurogard, taken
before tho British and American Mixed
Claims Commissions, has called forth the testi-
mony Of Gems. Sherman, Howard, and Logan.
all OF whom woro present ut the timo Columbia
was firod. There Is markcd disagreement
between the evidence OF tho Confederate and
tho Union officers, and from present appearances
the Commission will have lively time getting
at tho faota.. Hampton and beauregard aWear
fired tho town, beginning with tho cotton which
was piled up In tho streets. On tho other hand
Sherman, Howard, and Logan all
concur in saying that tho town was
biaziug when tho Union army approached
t., THEIR theory il that it was fired BY tho ro-
troattug Confcdoratos. If tho fact can DO es-
tabishod that Slarman's army applied tue torch,
Of course tho Government becomes responsible
for the cotton destroyed, which will amount It
Sherman is yoay positive in his testimony and
80 also arc Howard and Logan.
Tho Dritishors who arc to DO benefited arc
rathor anxious 70 bolieyo Wado Hampton and
Boaureesrl. The weight Of Tho evidence how
oyer, is decidedly against thom.
, 1873-05-06

The Chioago produce markcts wefo quiet yes
terdny. Mesa pork was dull and BOO per brl
lower, closing at s17.25 caah, md 917.60@l7.7"
seller juno. Lard WINS dull and unchanged, ut
sB.s5@B.9O per 100 ibB cnsh, md sa.lo@
0.12N acller Juno. Meats wero quiet aud
stoady ut G16@Gelc for shoulders, 83s
@oo for short ribs, o@9}lo for short
clear, anl 1o@12o for swcot picked huns.
IIighwlncB wero in good demand, md 40
higher, at 88c por gallon. La1to frcishts woro
quiat ind stendy ut o1a@o11c for corn to BulE"-
10. Flour WAS dull, and shade castor. Wheat
was quiet nnd firm, closing Mt $1.2iM seller tho
month, and s1.20 sollor Junc. Corn was quiet
and 1lc lower, closing ut 972sc soller tho mouth
anl 1870 sollos juno. Oata wcre lons activo.
and declined 11c, closing ut 31}lo aollor the
| month, and s914c seller Juno. 1lyo was quie
md steady at cshc. Barley vaB qniot, but firm
or, at 74@83c for inferior to good No. 2. 1logt
wono in good demand md steady ut 81 4.9o@5.o5
Tho cattle and sheep marlsots wore quiot.
, 1873-05-06

ance, this opportunity Of placing tho soal Of
auccosa upon a now dramatic production. Wo
critics for It: wo know how 1t Ia ourselves, and
I,ave fho oroifit of taking tho load In appro-
lnt1on. Alrohly ono OF Mr, Uartloy Campbolls
pIays, wriitol1 for and produced for tho first time
qualified SUCCESS. ''Tato" was popular IN Chi
caro. and tho Eastern oittes win rocoiyo 1t az
go1notlinC OF assured excellence Now Gomez
nnotlor. from tho same autor, to try its CHANCES
h hrcat ~ tho ch,tn of a,eeoasoa iuilnims from tho
,nanifostntfonn of nnproynl Will Which ita ffrgk
nrcannIniion VIVA ranotyo1 1nat evening. Mr.
nnmnbnli racciyod Hearty call beforo }hp cur
i,ttIo ~ ann"cf sv ",nrosped Tia pxtreno nrIo md
tlnmk2'lucaaa NJ t,,o comnlimnnt' Tn ratnr,,ai
ita acknowledgements to tko mnnapomont and to
lin ;jrnmntio cou,pany tor tho uaapor in which
thet tn 1o tIoro On might bo n'any ropotitonu Of aueh
agrooabfo occasons-a hopo ii Which Chicago
t6ontro.roorn viii warmly Join, for they hive
boon Afforded much pleasure By his faciio pom
maving glyen an outline Of tho plot Of "nlska u
cd tlnt tho etory was both frosh and intorosing
We Mood not further alludo to Tho material OF tfo
fabric, Is to tho manner Of ita weaving, Mr..
Campbell llas shown bis customary skilfulnoaa
and tic dialogue ia noat aud uncouatrainod.
Tho piny, however will bear cutting down.
/ Both tic frat and tho second acts
might bo shortened to advantage. Othor
slight alterations and improvements will
suggest Themselves from timo to time, and, long
| boforo "Riyks" shaI havo concluded ita run Of
| Hooley'g, no look to see Ii moro smoothly aud
| effectively. The introduction Of tho 1ifo fnaur-
anco ageiit is tho chief hit In the pieco. The
| character llas tho merit OF baing both truo to
nature mud peculiarly humorous "a porsonated
| by Mr. Dillon, who will readily auccood In plac-
Ing It on tho list OF hls moat famous mud popular
assumptions. Another wel-irawu character is
TINT Of Far1ne1. Dtglyn, which N, ia @ rnado up and
Good parta, and VOL worthy OF their respective
| nbtlikioa, are thoBc taken by Miss OConnor,
Mrs. Maodert Miss Batcholdor. bllns Maodor, Mr:
D!atsdoll, n1r. Norris, and blr. CASTOR, all OF
whom acqult thomsolVo9 most accoptably. hlr'
, 1873-05-06

tr-
no 1nvors lafge haIarios' INC run ia prownloW
eanhot oxpeot 70 n moto tna', iast ont i1a urn,
nenses ~ 10 ,'tn aans Hi"o' uo t"hon "n III c""
Aola.-oNgetn,hni, q, ti, IernM.
-namuol nnnnuarfoF ,a. th9uBik ~ \. uutY " is's
annaS lo"eu t H.. ,ain ~ Iho ~ H. 'o noney ~
coiifi aIa tna. " oeG!ining il'a nacn lay no
would DO ina,rectay o1'of1ng uisconrtoey y 70
pIuor i anonpoIa VIZ xo'uM i1a Muu acceesa H. ~.
's @ tn,,n, MI H., ouso, Less1 n1a ~.
Snsv. tG nns ai,o +, so ~, 9ney lmvoatou ~ ~
ns htoca u Tcosr - "1 'no pooio oat' ~
-Wo o Rreaos thnt ,t 9o m.on wno go M ,, no9n 20
oagor 70 ln1pIoYo dne!l OPPORTUNITIES at tho Fnp-
no treasury may nnu tnat tao 4nct iB not dorBot-
tGh, nnd that INC poople WIZ nos expose thom to
llko te%mgiationH % secoho t'mo.-oo's'h Beha
t1ho:1 1rl9ahe'
-No nag tilo ploasuTo VI announcing that Con"
grosamah ~ rofry tooata nnI h!a oacK 9hlafy 1nto
woula BiYo lib atlil mofo p1easn11ns 70 announce
thht ho Maa aoLnally ao4o no. "ill he nuthoflzo
us5-,dDany tsentng Joa'Tdt.
.,@oo1ng 70 ao aeont II ~ nIn gong 10 uraB
INC gullty fasens ~ itoin tiaelr h'aalhApnoes anu
sc1ulgo shon u! tno lasn "nl SLUG. l4oy niay
tio1oulo every ouutt maao ~ oApos9 anu punlsn ~
tnem, pHt tnis pattln VI boG!osy loI ~ lsta WI,
~. oo g!xeu, ~ H.. .ni,, Mh t
slesI asaa tno Rai1G ~ 1ansasa WI. & NJ ons soo bana
20 alsgqree .no'l iu.s9.au 6a'ns, VI n1as Mnni.,s
a1u!lg 1nMN3 ~ 1 soav ppn1soH''0's'-D'"ts 1aP'oa
{-1tc1) Democrat.
uos1 d nuul "n ~. 'ou .J an1e a'.u
sonpmoa wy o., .ssu W ,sa
.lnb t..'lo.iH. a.i aane T. y IVY tdst ~
tneI ~ are gasn9aea tose.o.. tneao % IL NY ~ Iuss
" snena ~ r t1n6 T.. nhnot an,., nmlu ~ ~ soo
~, hn9n1 ~ ru,, W. unGa' ~ ~ au
ioo sgnlvpouy y % ~ nt1po ~ m,'''S nnu tn.n, III
eogHs T;,s,oa sni0 '1on"a ''9
, 1873-05-06
CINCINNATI.
Closing Scenes In tlae Preparations
for the Grent Musical Festival CONS
pucnciuu To-Day

s,yosinr Scenes In xl,e prcrurntl0ns
qor tl.o f;rent Musical Festival Cons
mcncinr To-Day,
spesial Di.pateh to qas Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, oh1o' May o'-IYotSsntns III sun
noction with tho great May Festival looks wel.
To-day has boon devoted to the finishing
t,vohoa trbo rchonrse1s ~ TIM orchestra in tho
souonoa .:. .a .1,a n,,a,1,n r., +1,o oroni,c VAN
1nornhs' aau tno onotua 's 49, so e, 1a1;,. -,
unusually so7efo IN 1ace' pernaps' no uoas VI
singers Or players in this country "ero ever oo-
Yoro subjected to such merciless or oxactlng
a;ac,n,;nn. Tbs nrcli,oipsry work for tic two
Dse.e. T.,;oaa ,!ae r,,t ,a ,,lav cononarod with
isoston .ao'toes "as ou' 20 pny ,,c.o1e t,at. m
1t, and tho result sho"6 tno olnelence pet"eon
Thomas and Gilmore. The Cincinnati festival
will have to stand purely Oh its mt
afca1 merits. sna those who havo watched
~ s..- H. o,t.ot sro ,,oat aaoou;po IN tho;r
3na,ona 1fG sno ~ accssa Thc h;iing doyoted to
Rreaoo;mS =, ~ ~ stSet tnst oartor ~ t6 CIV fs.
tho festival IL ~ tnat n ~ .r -
ary hnym a. nu +,,ta nrrr,osc r. ad1;t;on to tha
ply aaaptea ,os .nas s,c .v;31 a,at n1n1,t mn
audlIof1un PtuPo1, nan,. 80 ~ "%e,t ~ es.,so
people, thero aro sw1 ruge et II avorrraona an3
si2o, hahasone!4 1a.ora ana ~ ,ehot, IL
immense pyraMua M ssa 1a NV tontv war fat %irh
which vii , bo thrown opoh for
parts 81 tho G1 ~ T., ~
and apo ,,ar,oc{ ,n orhastra ;a a 10.
nu5oflual ~ o p9l.o0s .arfoot contro ~ lin 1cai,
catod as 10 pe unaoi s,ti. to ,as}
Or, and can po eot "tTt ov w oon,.nv tha
feot case tot 54soa I uaoos. 49,, " ,et;map 3,,th
centre OF tno stase 1 na,a ~ ~ naannna ~ IL
with tho exception O. tno aPaeo oGcurcu. y tn9
organ at tho rear. The orchestra u eo95tltnsoa
/ as follows: Violns and vloias' 81 cGllos, q
| double basaoB, II clasnots, q; qnoes =
| flutes, 3; baBBoone, y ssuMPot8, ~ AoiAs,
, 1873-05-06
The Lute Bishop NIcIlvainc.

New YonK May 6.-The remains of BIahop
1loIlyaino woro landed from tho steamshfp City
ot Baltimore this morning. Tho box containing
4 wsoatl, WAS placed over tho inscription, and
The whole coyored by tho American flag. Tho
Rov. Mr.. La,lsen, who accompanied tic body
from Florence, in a fcw appropriate remarks,
transferred his ehargo to tho Rev. Tlomas
tile Conlmlttoo from Cincinnati. Mr. Yooum
received the remains, taking occuaior to expross,
in behalf Of the locoHe and family. the grateful
appreciation for tAQ kfndnoss and courtesy
shown by tho nav. Mr. Lan,Han and ollloors oi
the atoamer, Tho body WAS then taken In charge
by the Oommittoo Of Thrty-hvo, representing
tho olcrgy and laity Of Now York, who conveyed
II to st. pauHs Church., whore II WAS placed tn
1onors1o tus IS III nshos was coz consoo1ate @ forty years
ago. The time Tor the ceremonies at tho church
has boon changed to Tuesday at s p. m.. vixen
special service Will bo hold conducted BY plsho1
, 1873-05-06

AID. Kchoe pleaded tho cause of cltizon
Kelloo in Ills usual strnin, last night, when tue
ordinance to grant tho Chicago, Mflwaukoo d
Bt. Paul Railway right Of way through
cortain streets Of this city came bo-
fore tho Common Council. Tho Alderman
would not allow tho concesa!od unloss
tho Company settled with thoindividual for dan,-
agoa to his property. We oxprosacd suspicion
Inst week that bohsnd this plea there WIS con-
coalod M attempt to forco tho Company to malto
q contribution to tho corruption fund by paying
somebody to get tho ordinance through
tho Council Some Of the language
used by members Of tho Council last night was
very plain. Ono wanted to postpone action till
tho Company had settled " all claims;" another
would withhold franchises till tho Company
"aottlod." Tho majority sympathizod with
those views, and tho ordinance, which has boon
pending nearly d yoRr, was postponed again Tor
two woeAs.
, 1873-05-06

hayo upon tho general character Of the judiciary
Of tho Btnto. lilo judiciary OF Illinois hnH
always preserved Il high character. It's history
Ia unata!ned by Il single case Of official corrnp-
tiol,, and, In point Of ability, has nlways boen
regarded among tho foremost OF tho country.
There has neyor boon O tinlo when tho pooplo Of
Illinois hayo not had full confidence In tho purity
and ability Of t1lor courts. Tho Princeton Con-
vontton has hid down the doctrine that no man
Bhall bo elected Judge Of tho Buprome Court
who will not pledge l,ilnsolf In advance that
whcn ho Is On tho Bench, ho will docido cortatn
caae agalnst tho defendant, no matter what mny
bo tho fnctB, circumstances, or tho Inv. Thia ia
tho conversion Of tho Supreme Court into moro
rocorderahip Of tho decroes Of county oonvon-
tions. Lawyora pleading before court thus 60
looted, instead Of citing tho Constitution aud1aws
Of tho State, and tho opinions and Judgments Of
othor oourta md writer's, will road to tho court
tho resolutions Of tho Princeton Convention,
and Of tho conventions Of each Of the other
countios; and this, not only upon tho railroad
question, but upon all county aoat quoB"
tions, on municipal bonds and taxation md,
1t the Judges onco recognize tho doctrine OF
instructions, tharo will DO county conventions
hold directing decision Of tho Court in favor
Of Jones against Smith, md in favor Of Brown
against B'aok. A Judge Inns no right to decide
case until hp Inns heard It officially, and my mar
who declares In advance how ho will determine
suita botwoon parties ought not to be trusted on
tho Bench under any circumstances. It will bt
sad day for tho State Of nnola whom my con
siderable portion Of The people will insist TIM
the courts nluat ignore law and Constitution
and decide all questions Us directed bY town
meetings.
, 1873-05-06
WALL STREET..
Iaovicsv of aho Money, Gold Honus
stock, and protlnco Mnrltetss

Novicw Of Tho Money, <sold> Dond,
stock, antl Produce N1nrltctss
Spectal Dfspaich to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRx, May 5.-Thc monetary situation
to-dny was characterized by increased ohRo aud
bottor supply OF oaptta1. In tho morning aomo
ioans wore mado ut 7 por cont gold, but per
cent currency was the gonoral ratio, and during
the afternoon loans woro nude Mt 8 ror cent.
Tho hopo is entertained that tho banks now
hold the balance Of power, and tbat thoy will
mako conservative uao Of 1t. Tho leap above
the legal xeservo which the banks made last
week waa tho result of ctoBe struggle. Dnr-
ing tho last twelve wcoks tho inatitutions havo
beon severely tried butt In tho trial, sorno
of tho weakest have boon strengthened,
and all are to-lny, it is believed,
far bettor for tho ordeal through which they
hayo paaacd. TAere Ia (. largo domand for mer-
camille papor, Which ls hold oil tho way from to
IL por cont, only the choicest being aalable at 7
por oent, and prime hardly being rated below
pcr cont.
The stock market opened buoyant with a rapid
ADVANCE but lator, tho uncertainty in regard to
tho payment Of tho Howe Sowing Machine COM
pRny'a noto caused Pacific Mail to flucsuato rap
Idly to the oxtont Of about ~ per cont, the gon-
era markot bobbing up and down in sympathy
unit Il tho close, whom tho general liat be-
came steady. Nothing definite Ia known in
regard to Mr. stockwoll's note but tho Latest
atatomont Is that It LAS been talon up by a
Broad street house. Tho New York Directors
and leading stockholders Of tho Lake Shore
Railroad Company loft for Cleveland this morn-
ing to attend tho animal election on Wednesday
next Tho Company will romain under the pres-
ont management