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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07

The man who laid aside his flannel
because tho almanac said spring has
come, was seen at one OF tho drug
stores hunting up a patent medicine to
euro the rheumatism,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07

A Baltimore Judge has ruled that
death by delirium tremens may inyali'
date q life insurance policy.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07

An Illinois farmer always knows
when spring is approaching, by his Ave
sons preparing " leave home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31
Educational.

FIFTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE D. g. NJ u
The Fifth Annual Commencement of the Dia.
mond State Normal niyersliy, took place yea.
teTday afternoon, at the school ROOMS, Sa ViIle's
Building, corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
The attendance OF the parents aud friends Of
the sholars was quite large, and all were extreme
ly grathed at the evidence of intellectual i'm
proVement on the part of the scholars as shown
0y the exercises OF the afternoon.
The exercises consisted OF musical and vocal
duets, choruses, dialogues, original essays and the
conteTTing Of degrees. Tue original 0ssayS were
"Reading Faces" by Miss Lizzie Kerns. and the
"Murmering of Sea She'll" by Aiss Fannie
Cowperthwaite. The duets and choFuses yyere
finely rendered, particularly "TS,ltre a Teyve. A
Duet on the piano. by Misses Fannie and Caddie
CoWperlhTalte. The dialogues were given with
charming effect, and the essays were read in a
clear iorcible manner, which greatly enhanced
the native force OF their competition
The graduating class, this year, consisted Of
only two persons, Miss Agnes e. Ogle and Ma
thnniel Il. Benson, JF. Miss Ogle read carafnl-
ted with Science" which displayed depth Of rs-
search, and eleATness OF reasoning seldom net
with IN mind so young. Master Benson dsliV-
cred al. OrAtion on the "Triumphs Of Modern En-
gineepeR' ana IA glowing and f0rcible man
ner, enlarged upon this theme, % prolific OF op.
poEtunitles for oratoTical effect.
The degTees were conferred upon TIE graduates
By Prof. HArknesa, m a brief speech, Ia 1hich-he
eomphmented them upon their proficiency in
scholarship, end stated that their Diplomas eyi-
deneed mot only this proficiency, but the existence
Of the sinesTeHt ffsndship between them and the
faculty Of the institntiou. =.
The Diamond State Normal University Is one
Of the largest and Most effective educational ihOti
tutions in the State Its attendance aVeravss
about two hundred each year, since lts orgahika-
lion, and iS constantly growing larger. Prosperi.
" has attended the institntion from its oFganxa.
tiou, and It has ever since been eniarginq its
sphere Of usefulness and working much good for
our community.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

DRowNED.-1he captain aud crew Of the
schooner Emma Collins, picked up, in the Della
aware Bay, on the 27th inst, the body of a drown
ed man, and brought it into Port Mahon, where
Deputy Coroner Cats held an inquest on it on
the 29th. Nothing was found on the body by
which the name of the deceased could be Rscer-
tanned. A pocket book containing two boarding
cards Of John j. Toner, No. 2ll South Water
street, Philadelphia, and ten cent note was found
in his clothing. On his left arm were tattooed
the letters IN. n. T." aud ON his right arm a fc.
male figure, holding in her left hand an uplifted
sword, and IA her right the American ensign un-
fuTled, and iransverseiy, from her rigkt shoulder
passing down near her left foot the words, ain
God We Trust" and near by this figure that of a
fall rugged ship, and various ether devices, ali
elaborately and handsomely pricked in the skin
IN ink ot various coloTs.- Delaa1ayeai
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

RELIdIoUs-Sp Splritusliats Hall, Conference
meeting at l0l3 A NJ. Free discussion Piogres-
sive Lyceum ~ z, NJ, At7H p. M, Fhos. c.
Carter will lecture. Subject-"Who needs Conver-
sion Z" q
Services at the Old Swedes', tomorrow, (Sun-
day June lst, at l01S A. NJ, p. NJ. and Gl5 p.
Al. Confirmation by ihe Bishop at the evening
service.
The l75th anniversary Of the founding OF the
Old Church will be celebrated on Trinity Sunday,
June Sth. Sermon on the evening Of taat day by
the Rev. DIR. Charles Breck
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

STRUcK BY LIGHTNINQ-A RRMARKABLR Es-
cAPE-During the prevalence Of the thunder
storm on Wednesday afternoon last, the large
frame dwelling house occupied by Mr.. Barton Z.
of Milford, vas struck by lighthing and badly
wrecked. The fluid seems to have struck near
the centre Of the roof. and, dividing, tTaVersed
the building in AL directions Passing betWOsn
the ceilings and the aoorS, II tore o the lathS and
plasterings aud piled them In heaps on the floors
below. fIhe woather-boards were torn on, the
Window and doOrs wrshched from their Eaaten-
tngs, and ahivered TO fragments, and altogether
the binding "a badly damaged. Mr. Carpenter
was sitting IN the door at the time, and leaning
against the wall with his family seated in the
room near By. They all,7 fortunately, escaped se-
nous injury. being only alightly bennmbed by
the shock. A dog lying in the porch a few feet
from the door was instantly killed. There was no
cumbustipn eKcept slight ehaFring OF the tim
bers.-Milford Netes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31
Police AHaIrs.
EEFoRR MAYOR sInrMs

Chas. Wilson, colored, by officer Bernard for
assault and battery, was fined costs and held to
bail In the sum Of 800, to keep the peace.
Dan HaTmer, col, was arrested by officer Brad
ford, for assault and battery on VIM. Trusty, col.
lie was committed for sentence
John Jordan, by officer Writ, for dIu kenness,
was fined so cents and cssts
-four COWS were impounded yesterday. Three
OF them were released, on the payment of the
costs, by the owners and the other is still retained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

LAURKL.-Laurel Sussex county, is place of
about 300 inhabitants directly on the line of the
Delaware r. X. The lumber and grain trade is
carried on quite extensively, and there is also
some ship building.
A large crate and basket factory, employing
about hundred hands is doing a business Of about
$4,000, the present season, IN berry crates alone
nail keg factory in the town is also doing quite
business. Large quantities of iruit are raised IN,
and around the place. II is estimated that there
will be i've car loads of berries and fifteen of
peaches shipped from here daily. 1t is expected
that strawberry shipments will begin next week
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

Brooklyn, N. Y, demanded $3.50, 900 bail for John
McHalpine, famous burglar, VITO was recently
captured in that city by q resolnte Young lady
who pointed pistol at his head As be invaded her
domicile. His frisnds Offered $4,000, bat the
Judge refused TO take less than quarter OF mii-
lion and so the precious rObber had to go TO Jail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

REMovAL.-Ths repairs to the building at the
corner of Water and French streets, having been
completed, the officers of the Delaware RailToad,
were to-day removed tbegeto.F The hfst floor is
occupied by an office FOR General Agent Mills, a
telegraph Office and store room. The second
floor, by Roadmaster John. Mahoneys Office, a
room for the train men, and a store room. The
third hOOr viii DO occupied by the janitor OF the
building and his family.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

PAIN4pL AccfDRRr.-Alr1 Jonathan Niaaer,
residing near Fellon, met with painful accident
on Friday Weok while ct WoFk in his Geld. His
harse, which was attached 10 cnltiYator, becams
frightened and rAn away, and Mr.. NJ, being en-
tangled IN the reins, vas dragged for a considara-
bic distance. HIS rlght leg was broken, and var
ious other injuries inflicted on his person His is
under the care Of Dr.. u. NJ Hargsdine, Of Fslton,
and at last accounts was doing we'll
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

A NARROW EscAPE.-A little two-and-R-half-
year.old youngater, OF West Chester, amused him
self, one day last week, by climbing out Of DOR
mer window, on 70 the TOoi, WhaEe bygfpeFehsd
himself udon the very eVes, and Quietly watched
the sights and scenes in tie street below. His
mother, on discovering his position, was frighten
ed half to death, but on being called. the venture
some youngster safely, eHOoted passage up the
roof and through the window Again. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

LoN0wooD.-Ths Yearly Meeting OF Progress
i've Friends, ct LSngWoOd, viii Commence on
Monday, June 18th, and close on the 18th. The
invited guests are Rey: PhShe A. HAnnAlord, Of
New Haven, and Rev o. q. Ames, of GermaR-
toWn, Pa. Mrs HannAford, Il is expected, may
remain and preach on Sunday 10Th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

Just receivedOne OF the largest assOTtments
OF the latest Spring Styles OF hats and Caps In
the city which am selling at the very lowest
Prices. Myslk hats are speciality. Call and
examine my immense stock aud You VIII be
sure to he suited. LEWIS q. SPRINGER, .
Hat Store II No. 233 Market Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

= 64Bought and sold on commission.
Tine paper and Collateral loans negotiated.
Money loaned fona acallye 4laaf hEAL ESTATE
AGgN1e. MoFtaaEss Negotiated, Houses Rented,
and Rents Collected.
Have for sale Northern. Rasihe r. 3. 80 First
Mortgage, Geld Bonds; Wilmington and Western n.
4. 7-30 First Mortgage Bonds. = - =. 49,.
Two hrst.class hrns on the Slate Road, near Mil
ford. Del; large peaeh aad apple orchards now In
bearing, and other fruit; very deairably located.
All business intrusted 70 will be- thankfully re-
eiVOd and promptly atteuded 70. maF8-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31
sPEOIAL ARRANGRMRNTs

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
Forintarest made on deposits of specific sums for
fixed periods. Us
C0LLECTI0NS
0lDiVidends. Notes. Interest Drafts. &c. made with
despatch. and accounted for the day payment Is re-
ceiVed.
CHECKS
On Banks in Philadelphia. New. York, Boston. Bal
tmore. Delaware. Pennsyl lVaniA and Washington
will be credited on receipt from customers at par.
BONDS. STOCKS. GOLD. &s. -
GoVeFamedt 6ecuritiess Gold, State Bends. Rail-
road Bonds 1t5tOeks h0ught and sold on commits
sion. Local kecurities specially. Being repre-
sented In all the principal citie By ToliAblaeorres
pondents we are prepared TO attend TO any business
in this line with promptnees and Persons
wanting 70 buy or sell are invited 70 give us call,
Quotatlous Of the active StOekaat New York and
PhtlAdelphia Received daily At cur once.
Sound lnVestment Securities negotiated and for
Every kind ofieEitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31
Now ADVERTISEMENTS. A

New Advertisements.
oxford Fair.
Funeral notices
tce-Pusey & Rice.
strawberry Fes;ival-lnion NJ. y. Church:
Proposals for square of ground-M. u. Snlnn'
Proposals for removal of uarbagc-W. Canby'
Mayside.
For sale, grocery store--J. II. Frazer.
Proposals for coal-School committee
For sale-Robelins 4 Bro.
Organs for sale-Robelins Bro.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31
ORGANANED Is4s:
JOHN McLEAR g. SON;
ExChange&DepOsi Bank
no. 6O2 Market street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. subject to check at sight tsame
as at National Bank } solicited from hTms. eoTpO-
rations and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

SUDDEN DEATH-About three o'clock, this
morning, James Cleaden, residing at No 903 West
street, was found dead in his bed His death was
very sudden and unlocked ior, as up TO the time
he retired, last evening, about O'clock he appear
ed to be enjoying his usual good health aud re-
tired without complaint. His death was discov-
cred shortly after the fire en- Windsor street, by
some enc about the house, who went into his room
to look out of the window towards the burning
stable. Deceased was about sixty years of age,
and for many years was in the grocery business in
this city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

The ShtrlfFs sale Of Erastus lodges farm was
set aside to-day. - - q a.. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

FIVE PER CENT INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

THE TRIAL or WEST Eighty-iour witnesses
are subpGnaed for the West Trial-the State has
twenty-seven and the defense ffty-seven. The
witnesses are from all parts of the State This tn
al Sxcites more interest than any that has been
presented for many years in this State, and will
doubtless be attended by a large coneourse of
spectators daily during ITS progress. A full re-
port of the trial will be given in the GAZETTE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

a I5s. and over, at Tho rae OF % cen e per
100 lbs.
Hsving taken great paina TO procure careful
etaady drivers. We guarantee our customers Fa.is
faction. We guarantee . supply thYOughOut the
entire season.
Orders by mail will recaiVB prompt attention.
HOwAGD p. WALTON. BRADLEY JAMES,
epl2-f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

The WEATHER. Since the warm weather be-
gun the ladies made rush for Franks Empor-
ium oil Market ST. to purchase linen and lawn
suits, hoop skirts, corsets, ladies undergarments
infants and ehildren's short and long dresses capes
and cloaks, at extraordinary low prices All the
above are of their own manufacture and he sells
them cheaper than you can buy the material to
make IT, we advise our lady friends to call and
examine the stocK before purchasing elsewhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

FIRE ALARM TKLFoRAPn Reading now has a
fire alarm telegraph, and the signal boxes twenty
nine in number, have all been placed III position
ready for operation.
The boxes have been located so that when the
first number is strnck the territory or direction in
which a lire is raging is made known, and when
the second number is given the exact location is
ascertainpd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

CHURCH EXTENSION. The Trustees OF ST. Paul
NJ. L. Church have purchased OF Eli MendeDhal
lot 1880 feet over Eleventh street bridge, at th
corner OF Thirteenth and Claymont streets. Tn
pIioe is not mentioned. On this lot will be erect
ed neat chapel, which will be conducted unde
the auspices Of st. Pauls church
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31
OPENING
ICE SEASON.
WALT1N A1JAMEs.

Wholesale And Retail lea Dealers LaRees Is(h and
King and 9Th and ShipleY. ;4.
For the season We will furnish famiIies. oa6ees,
cWith pure soil Ice at the following Prices via:
sIbs. daily. @ cents per yesk.i
u s e.
9 Slo5
80 IIO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-31

Forintsrest made on deposits of specific sums fol
fixed periods. -a
, 1873-02-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New Tork Financial News.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Money was very active and
stringent leaning 10 high 4 per day or 81 per
mum, closing at K@A.
Sterling lower st sA@1058. ..
Gold Was strong, and advanced from Q4E to 1I5<,
c1oaiEg at 1141z@l15 Loans per cent per annun to
LIS per day for carrying. ClezrngB, $35000 ooO.
Treasury disbursements, 1871 600.
Governments dull and steady. The Asststant-Treas-
urer bought 81, 900 900 at l3 6-100 to lis 8e-l00
stata bonds very quiet.
The stock market acye all dsy, but speculation
vas generally confined to Eide, Pacific Mali, Laks
Shoru Rock Island, Now York Centra Western Union
and Union Pacific, which, until about o'clock wers
strong and weak by turns. At that hour the market
broke nuler the pressure Of tight money, Pacific
Mail falling to 85 1nd other shases syunpathztnR to
q limited extent. About O'Clock the market
grew panicky. and prices. declined vary rapidly.
psetfc Mi! which rose IN thu morning from esx to
6971, reacted to 65. and rallied to 687s, fell under
heavy salea to ssh, but finally recovered to g. Pana-
fell during the day from LOO to95. Western Union,
after rising early IN the day from 80 to 90, declined
to 88, rallied at 897, fell after O'Clock SAX with
free sales, but finally recovered to 81 Union pactdc
after rising from 84 to 354, fell to Sax. New York
Central fell from 1o34 to look, but closed It 101
Erie, after advancing to 65, fell to 63x, cosing 1t
64es Lake Shore declined from o. to 90, closing 1t
91A, while ohios fell 10 AN. Rock Island fell to
u1z closing at 1l2A Wabash to TEX Northwestern
to 80 Indiana Central to 10; and Atlantic Pacido
to 28- The market closed With better feelng, aud
Armer.
EternU 119L
, 1873-02-27

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 26.-Flour, 29s. Wheat-W1nter,
12a A spring. Lis 4a@12s Cd white, lis 9d@11s 1od
Lard, SIS I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2s-1 p. m.-Alarket unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 26-5 P. m.-Market quiet and un-
changed.
LosDos, Feb. as.-Consa1s, o9.;@92K. SOS Of Us,
934 do Of 81, 933z 1040s B94. New 81, o0,z Erie,
62ls. "
Amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England
on balance to-day, E100, 900.
Tauow, ass I'd.
FnAsxronr, Feb. 26.-5-c cos Of 80, 95f.
pAn1s, Feb. o6.-Rentes, 56f Sc.
IIvEnPooI- Feb. 26.-Cotton dull middling up
land, 9,ld Orleans, 10d saes, TO- 900 bales Ameri-
can, 5000 speculation and export, 1000.
Breadsufs quiet; red winter wheat, l2s Id. Flour,
29s~ Corn, 27s@o7s Sd.
Cheese, Tia. Cumberland middles, SIS Cd Short
rib, SIS Sd,
, 1873-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

N f4ChEA . 1dEA1AE1-
This STOOLS Revenge is hybrid production,
founded partly on the ibretto Of the opera Of
"Rigoletto," and partly on Victor Hugo's fine
drama lie Roi s'Amuse" It is neither =
TRANSLATION Of the one, nor an exact adaptation
of the other. although it has many features Of
both. Mr. Taylor's presumed improvements on
his models are the introduction Of much entirely
new matter, stronger de1ipeation Of the princi-
pal characters, . careful elaboration OF the
machinery, and working-up Of the feeling and
situations into suitable c1ima1es at appropriate
places. The piece shows IN marked manner
many Of the peculiar e1cenences OF the
author. What il technically light opera"
is developed into heavy drama, with much
good Characterization, commendable ingenuity
Of plot, and forcib1e and tragic dero1tennene.
The atmosphere and incidents Of the play are
essentially Italian and the story is strictly his
to1ical, so far as relates to the poisoning. OF
Guaeouio Manfred by francesca BeTtirogIio in
fit of jealousy. The jester, his daughter, and
the subsidiary personages are crestures OF the
imagiuation. The action passes Ut the petty
Italian Court of Faenza in the fifteenth century.
Manfred is only another Do'; giouann., with a
eye for every pretty woman IN bis Dpkedon- Hls
first passion is for Gineura Matdtesta, wife
OF = noblemAn OF his court, who, sns-
pecting the injury designed against his
SPOUSE sends her to one Of hiB castles II the
country, for the protection Of their mutual
honor. Bertuccio, the jester, has deadly spite
many years before, when hehimself bore smother
name, and pursued more legitimate calling
than that with which he disguises his intentions
Of revenge He, therefore, fayors the Dulles
passion for the wife OF his old enemy, and en-
tcarors By every means in his power, to assist
him to possess Ginerra.. He has young and
beautiful daughter, FiordeHso, who has also at
tracted the attention of the Dutte, who resolves
to abduct her, -Gineu7a having. been removed
from danger. Aquila, young and handsome roet,
learning the danger OF Fiordeiisa, removes her,
to her father, to the palace Of Aalatesta
whence nhe ia violently taken by the Duke and
, 1873-02-27

NEW YORK.
NV YozK, Feb. .26--CoT1oN-Duu: uufddlin9 up.
hnd, 2o1{c.
hrla; supeEnne Western md State, Seoo@a7s; com
mon TO good extra, $70097.50; good to choice
s7.es@825; white wheat extrs, &85o91o50; e1.
tra OHIO S7:2o91o-3o; ct. Louis, S7.soal275. Rye
dour quiet It $s.oo96.2o. Corn meal IN good d.
rnand xhits Western, ss4o83.45 yellov do, S. s59
$50. Wheat dull and heavy; recetpts, 2ooo bu iowa
spsiPs gso; !, cho!se NorthwesteTp d. .eo.t st
white Michigan In asore sls5; No. s''lwaakee sdoa,
M:es91ss: ~: Rys dull Il 9o@e5c E+s;rx r ~ and malt
mixed Western, es9s3hc; old, 6s@e5Hc: new yellow,
bu; new mixed Western, so@51e !; white, 5ossahc.
cLovEa sExD-Duu It sx@9c; timothy neglected.
EGos-Dul 1t so93lc.
Hx-Unchanged-
HoPs-DuN Esstarn aud Weatern, 4o&S3c.
LEA1HEH-Fiizn 1t 2s93lc: orinoeo, T@osHc.
WooIe-puu. Buyers 1nxist on decline, but hold
era reft1e to make concessions. Domestic feece GIG
Csc un1ashed, 43945c.
onocsn1Es-cones strong; Rio, 17a@eoKc. Sugar
actye: 1cnntng, s4@s4o. Molssses Armer New
Orleans, 139I5c.
PE1noLECA-Crude, 8slc; refined, 10:-
TCgpH1EsE-Duu 1t 68k967c.
rEor1s1oss-Pos1 f. aT%s5 nsr 5s, nese, $1,000
CIT meats au1st: hAnns. ualkc: hhouldezs. 7c.
, 1873-02-27

: CEcrsEAr1, O., Feb. 26.-six weeks ago, Con-
rad Reche1, German tailor, OF Cincinnati, went
TO Covlngton, Ky, to collect money, and has not
been since seen or heard from. To-day, his wife
walked to the town OF Riverside, southwest OF
the city, and By pair OF wtiskers identified
body found thero as that Of her missing huB-
band. The head was cut of, the face gEshed,
and the scalp raiaed, as If it had been subject
for dissection. The verdict Of the inquest has
not yet been rendered
, 1873-02-27

sp7t7dz 1FSbd1df ID 17z C6ied7o 7F75a1e:
QUINCY, ILL.,, Feb. ga man, named ". @.
Rench, q stove-dealer at Muncie, Ind, arrived at
Hull's Station, on the Quincy i st. Louis Rail-
road, a few days ago, and put up at the hotel
He disappeared next morning, leaving his bag
gage behind, and letter stating he intended to
drown himself, aince which no trace has been
found OF him. It has since been learned that he
had failed in buBinoss some weeks ago, and ia
supposed to have become deranged in conse-
Quence. He left family at Muucie,
, 1873-02-27

The House want into Committee Of the Whole
for the consideration Of the bill to amend the
jury Law, Mr. HART in the chair.
After An hour spent In discussing the amend
ments the Committee rose aud obtained leave to
sit again.
The Committee On State Institutions obtained
leave to visit Jacksonville tomorrow.
AGiourned
, 1873-02-27

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune
CEDAR RAPms, Iowa, Feb. 26.-There is great
excitement in Columbus City, Iowa, on account
of nearly all the saloon-keepors Of the place
being arrested on different charges, mostly for
selling liquor L mAn named Edwards bought
liquor, went into = neighbor's house, and drove
the women out OF the house in their night
Clothes Tho women had Edwards arrested, and
afterwards tho saloon-keeper who sold him the
liquor. To-day, more were arrested. five in all,
and each is sued for from 910, 900 to $4,000.
, 1873-02-27
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, Feb. 26.-Busineas VIA better to-day
with both agents and tobbsrs. Brown and bleached
sheetingB and shrtinge active and strung. UticA
s3-ineh, White Rock, Nashua se,inch,. and Langdon
Prints are quite active Wabash solid prints arc re-
duced to 10c. Tho Daily Bt.ltetin sara: " Foreign
goods are moro active. The aucuon-roons were
crowded to-day. 4. T. steN art T. Co. bare opened 4
new jobbng rnilHnery-department ut their Uptown
house, and crowded with city and country buy
ersn