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Of tho prosperity Of tho farm than any otho1
.staplA, cotton not oxoeptal.


tlegros to t,,roo following eondtons heartu v.,sl.
tes, kcorug, aud commsseial value?
tho Mcssrs. Growers, Hathaway Gregg, Tuyion, Mcrs
man, Tyrce nay, Warner NIil!is iisamo1d: and i1e
those mora fully than any other Variety
Willow fwig would stand next according to tho 70.
s S s e ,gsss ossp;s G e., s inn .no
grown II this locality Is not to ieathery oig taste.
ess apple which aoens to at.ach to 1t III othor ocal.
aoag @ aot bo ms @ sppo IN
The List ii nevertheless worry good apple and leads oil
IL te fna 1sns s1a ea everything
that tho aoil Of tho whiooak cloartngs having mora
e ~ s ins,n In TO-
ing Immediately south o. Warsaw nlong the timber
ssss ssss a. ~ isss L ss 99 R + It.
yGr ana perfectly sound condition Va shsG nj be Ie
hlbtcd 1t tho Juno meeting. >.s.-'s
Thua. yeas after yoar, wo lessen tho 1ist Of
applea and tho fayor!toso Of tho Eastern oroharl-
Ss are sna asappss'sng ss'dng s frG our wo
markets. Bamplos Of tho Don Davis grown On
thoso timbor-rldgea l,ngo boon Bont mo on sey.
oral, occasions, and have been al that Is claimed
mn m Be- qoson Ell e sGnos %o 5sgG Frg Is 4S pot M
most valuable OF tho two; or would 1t not bt
well to n!ant 1argoly Of both, for they both al
noarly oil the requircmentH Of tho bostt orchard
Tho Bon Davis Is an annual boarer,- ,-ratlior
moro 90 thnu tho Willow Twig. That thoy viii
{s es Rhfs Of e s aF'ssSS5 sS5 vsretss s i b.
npFhaa npTh w ~ maX pn1s 70 woatyava Of tho bost q
half that number. We havo but ono strawberry
one e cherry. and one pear that tower above ah
find one plum that will bid defiance to all i'd,
yerse , conditions. Thus ono after another Of out
dlllieulttes are removed, and tho West will In
tcnnorato sn0 sooo tnnsa that oolong to thu
f~ o' ..
rr,,,,,,.,t, GUN n hATlVE 1Iu@s.
au Nncnn vanr ianSGSh nri9eie go' MTy sy 10 1872
of tho I,ercan Journal a. Horures f9p gpa aray voRy
1860, containing article Of nno on "Tho pum. and
~ Improvement" Since that tirno, havo paid con-
aiaeTaoie attention to the plum, and am mixing ita
of no Value asre rho ra nSf q nS
Hao portor Do Csradonc, md number ~ Of az othnrs
promise well Tho Newman md Qhicecllorry aro tho
only plums TINT entirely exempt from The depre-
dations ot clToullos on ny grounds. Tho hfinc1a
"s'S '' e''''e '''' Se's' 1opts truly :, AVN
THO .r+,o1o .,,rd,s T., on,n,o4., 49, - AoA4n'
- h..se "tio Ft,thi Ai1d M a. auEsess8 that,
W.. a s ., tono and u tne nIopean plum
thn ~ ~ A su Ill., . e9s.e1 anu na1dlor pum
sIa..5 s'.o H ~ puG Fiun " Eut9pe. ouf galena
= W. ~ op o ;tie anLpllsoa at the statemon,
al ,t Il! ~ III! .noir 1asorlao Pum the townsend
fa ~ !n th;na ~ ss ,ath, H., aa ssoWn at deWoa-
nars,veyyin,r - N'4''lo'' oe '' ouf'uno arc more
pD1nose1iusi M,so ni'ase
nnHaoo. I'm nf tn Rnorta a. lila 1,inn, ~ rt,
as tho Newman plum, and ID much prizoi in
Kentucky. It ia of beautiful glossy rcd oolor.
with purp1o bloom, viii, small whito snoeSa''
He claims that tho NlyrMbolan ID a nntiyo
Is not Chickasaw, but rather Of tho illinois
stock of nluInS and Ia often go1d 1nlar the nnuc
, 1873-05-28
THE COURTS,
Trouble Among Several Dry
E.s> Goods Firms. -
:. A Classical Town in Litigation--~
-.-- Tho Klolklko Case.
Bankruptcy Notes---Tho Courts Gen.
erolly---New suits.

l. =
Tho caac of shannhan, West l. Co., against
whom petition in bankruptcy Is pouding. was
up before Judge Dlodgott yesterday, on mo-
tlon to sell tho assets Of tho, oHtato. Tho. case
was postponed until to-day when tho following
petition, signod by several OF the most luauon-
tlal dry goods firms In tho city, will bo prcaontod:
70 ats, tas Gs ns;rtt 9g ns'g,rt = n'd9s Judge 0' tho United
creditors of tic respondents aforssaid Tbat no
opposed to tho unrestricted sale of stock Of goods
Assignee erpIn, O. to any aas tercSf Contrary to or
different from tho continuation Of Hates Of tho aaino
Il rcta unless tho said respondents aa become tho
enta shall conscat TINT tho aamo may 10 sold. And
vson. X.sghee il sad % CAUSE ns H. Jehn T. ohuaa
orc, shall 10 forthwith removed, and that Mr.. L. d.
h.aso q IT. esro
removal Of tho present Proyisionnl Assignee because
BE- = an sp spoys Il yen In .vE rarwo co o59SE
Their nssoss s sGr tho ss 9 5
said Ohtinnaoro has beon mthgltng tho goods OF
saa Tarwoll %: With tho goods Ct reapondonta, ana
sI ss ass s i Il % s e.
Tbs sS Assgnee on
Farw Co.. obnnR a aoeopns o 81
respondents, said shanshnn b Woat, to the amount
Of Or T. o cssts article q
md o1ccnted in Novoubsr, 1B7o Of the crcli-
tors Of satd sllnnnlnn West, whereby thoy agrecdl
Bhanahan l. West, to tako and accept 10 centa
on. the dollar for their claim against them IN
agrcement along with ourselves and other creditors
who In good faith nocoptcd and acted confornably
thcrcto IN consideration thnt all Of wcro bong paid
Tho same pro ratA they, tho said John v. Farwol Il
Co.. in fraud Of said settlement required and roccivod
from said Hha,lahan Wes their notes for 100 cents
tho dollar, 10 per cont thereof payable them-
selves and 90 por cont payab1o to their ompoyo, John
F. Chumasero, present Provisional Asalgnec herein,
whom 40 desire your Honor to remove.
hnEnrIoL3Rn Il KEErEn.
~, r.. FIELD, LErrEn Il Co.,
CARSON, I1n1E. Bcorr l. Co.,
SPENCER II. pECH,
RICHARDS, HuAw Il WrNgLow,
p ETEnNR h. nn
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The finest oil paintings, photographs

The finest oil paintings, photographs,
Rembrandts, ambrotypes, ETC., can be
had for while yet at Sutterly & Co. s
gallery in rear of the Ormsby House.
Those who are DESTROYS of securing cor
rect and beautifully finished photographs
of themselves had better call rs early as
possible as these skillful artists are not
to abide, bnt are only sojourning tenn
porarily in our midst. By calling now
you can save yourself the trouble and
expense of going to Virginia to have the
same work done, or of waiting until
good fortune should favor you with the
opportunity OF a trip to the Bay.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-01

A ISLANDER REFUTED.- often
complain that they can't find good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call on
R. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. r. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.
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WHEELER & Wilson SEWING MACHINE

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that a permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. P Is. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
mprOvements-at San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
10 all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler 4
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
factured.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-01

The EPIzooTIc Is ON Us The horse
disease, like the course of Empire has
taken its way westward in a very sure
and deliberate fashion. That lamentable
disorder has reached Carson at last; and
the theory Of Eastern feed has proven
utterly fallacious. Iu Zeke Edgcomb's
stable, here, a horse, which has never
known the taste of Eastern grain and
which has been stabbed with due care is
dreadfully affected, and Joe Bigler, the
well known drayman, informed us yes
terday afternoon that one or two of his
horses were epizooted. We had hoped
this singular malady might have exhaust
ed itself before it got this far toward the
waves of the Pacific, but here it is, sure
enough.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-01

A SPLENDID CHANCE There is a grand
rattle for choice lot of the finest of Ia
dies furs valued at $500, to,come off il.
Virginia city on or about the first OF
February at Cooley & Doyle's saloon.
These are divided into % prizes each
consisting of a fine set Of furs. The
rattle for tickets in this city will take
place at. the Sazerac Saloon commencing
on Tuesday evening and continue for
several days. Tickets can be had at the
above named placed at 81 so each.
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NoTrcE.-Mr. Sutterly begs leave to
announce to those Legislators who have
not yet had their photographs taken,
that he is urgent to have them call at his
gallery in rear of the Ormsby House at
once, as he wants to begin the work of
placing and arranging in the early part
of next week. The picture promises to
be, and we know from the specimen pic
ture of the National Guards, will be a
magnificent affair. If any gentlemen
should delay and thereby miss being
placed in such beautiful surroundings he
will be found to be in bad luck, that
all. Call around, gentlemen, and give
the accomplished artists no hindrance in
their endeavor to make you a complete
and perfect picture. Reconstruction is
the thief of time (new proverb), etc.
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VERY TRuE.-Our friend John r.
says the longer you live the more you
know-and he is right. Look out for
''smart Alecs" and cheap Johns" But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
if YOU want custom made suits from a
good responsible firm, call on J. E.
Dealy, Carson City, agent for Joseph
Figel, merchant tailor and clothier. San
Francisco. j17tf*
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Or LOCAL INTEREST bill of Mr..
Lockwood which was partially read yes
terday in the Senate Committee of the
Whole is what involves and settles the
question of town interpretations. Its
provisions are very liberal and compre-
hensive and may be just what we need
to secure the better government of Car
son. When it is read through. or be-
fore, if We can have the privilege of ex-
aiming it, we shall be glad to present
it in synopsis, SO that our readers may
judge for themselves. We know this
much of the bill now, however, that it
enlarges the powers and duties Of the
county Commissioners, making them
virtually so many Boards of Aldermen
or Common Councils, and invests the
Sheriff with the additional authority and
duties of town Marshal.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-01

DAsrARDLv ArTENrpr.-A cowarlly at
tempt to burn Gold Hill was made this
morning, says the Virginia Chronicle, OF
last evening, by setting fire to board
ing-house, the property of J. c. Brown
and occupied by Cady Il Chewing, next
door to Galland's tireproof store. The
dining-room was saturated with coal oil,
also the partitions of both sides of the
kitchen, and set on fire. The alarm Of
fire was raised by some occupant of the
house, and the fire e1tinguished. The
building is two-story frame, and so sit
uated that had the fire got under full
head the fire companies would have been
almost useless, as the wind was strong
Had the building been burned the Yellow
Jacket works and a large portion of the
town would have been destroyed
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s465 Cash Prizes amounting to $3.50. sos
This enterprise is endorsed by the best bust
ness men Of our State. The small price of tic
kets is guarantee of speedy sale-making this
me of the best chances ever of, red. Money can
be sent safely in Registered Letters Post Offi.'t
Money Orders. by Express by letters, care
fully sealed and plainly d rected.
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS and send orders
soon, as only few ticketa remain to be sold
B. The same honesty and fairness that
characterized the two former drawings is guar
anteed in this.
Agents wanted. Liberal Commissions allowed.
j. NJ. PATTEE, Manager.
.... Omaha, Nebraska.
CARSON AGENT:
A. de NEUF,
Jan11-td At John G.. Fox's Jewelry Store.
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The ladies of the Episcopal congrega-
ton will give another of their very social
'.Sociables'' at Moore & Parker's Hall,
on next Wednesday evening. Feb. 5.
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GENTLEMEN if you desire to have old
clothes changed out of your power Of
recognition, for few bits. call on Mil
lard-in rear of Brooks stationery store.
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The Fountain holds on to the attract
i've style which it was opened. Its
tempting window display is a fair index
of the delicacies inside
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THE v. q r. r.. Ee. COMPANY Am
L anxious to take due precaution against q.
cidents and loss Of life resulting from running
OF their trains; and they take this method Of
warming Parents and Guardians ssainst tAs
hangers attending the too common practice Of
Children playing about their Cars and locomo-
tives- Those having in charge the business Of
the Company find It Impossible 10 PERSUADE
boys who frequent the termint and stopping
places Of the road from climbing upon the cara
and engines. and they will feel Themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures u
these annoyances ara continued. Recent acci.
dents. which are wholly ascribsble 10 the care
lessness If persons jumping on and OF the cars
when in motion, should be warning enough II \
themselves. Il. n. YERINGToN.
Jal-n supN,steDdsat.
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HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS, $22; cou-
pons S1.1O each. Agency at Brooks
Segar, Fancy Goods and Stationery
Store, opposite the Ormsby House, Car
son City, New. Prizes cashed on pre-
sentation. Look out for counterfeits.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-01

For those brands which old smokers
hunt for and never cease growing till
they find, apply at Jakey's, at the Post
office, to wit De ViIlar, La Flor, De
Morales, Refine Victoria, Gaz Adores,
Flor de Tobacco, etc He is always on
hand, and spurns the idea Of selling you
anything but the most exquisite "puf-
farS -
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-01

HARRY BURNS party at the Turner
Hall passed off very pleasantly and mer-
rily last nisht-not as many being pres
ent as usual, however, owing to there
being another party i'll town also.
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BATHS! BATHs!-At Jacob Muller's
next door south of the Magnolia sa-
loon-you can have any sort of bath you
want, night or day. The apartments are
elegantly kept and offer rare attractions.
Call and test their quality.
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IT will be seen by reference to the pro-
ceelings of the Senate that Mr.. Crawford
has intraduced bill to authorize war
rants issued to cover the Indebtedness of
Ormsby county incurred by building the
new school house
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THE READING ROOM of the Ormsby
House, under the pressure of present
circumstances, is converted into card
chamber, and that it possesses rare
charms, is confirmed not only by the fact
that some of miserable rn,gls stop there
to test their luci:i,ess, but that when the
Senate or Assembly is called, some Of
the Honorables ares;lre to be there taken
in custody by a SergeaN.-at-Arms.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-01

The Adelphi party Of last night We
are unable to speak except upon the
principle Of Patrick Henry which
teaches to Judge of the future by the
past. The weather was fine and every
thing seemed propitious. 1t was snow
ing when the dancers began to assemble
the snow being already four or five in
ches deep, and several sleighs were out
with jingling bells taking parties to the
hall We will be pleased to give further
particularS tomorrow
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-01

GRAND SKATING AND DANCING PARTY
To-N1GHr.-In order that it may not be
forgotten by few that this is Saturday
and that the regular weekly entertain
ment comes off at the Rink to-night-we
state that such is the fact. Last Satur-
day night the hall was crowded and the
number in attendance has been increas-
ing with every successive ball. Tonight
the best music string band and piano
has been provided, and Bob Flanders
will be there to call the figures as only he
knows how. This is no excruciating af
fair at which ladies are expected to be
painfully dressed, and gentlemen re-
preached for not wearing ''claw hammer
Dolly Warden coats. Come one, come
all that love good jolly time and wish
toretire to sleep into Sunday with monot-
ony of the week dispelled from the mind
by an celebrating dance and spirited
music. There is no other amusement
on the tapis for tonight and the whole
town is expected to be there. Let it not
be said tomorrow that you We're not on
hand.
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The finest sign on Ormsby street and
as handsome as any ever seen in San
Francisco OF even New York, has just
been made to show that Jac.1ey has
''Tobacco'' and cigars" In passing
that way stop a moment to look at the
gold letters spelling these words out on
delicate colored blue ground. The
workmanship is credited to Mr.. Frank
Meder, who has no equal in hrs trade.
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Ghe New 4ailu appeal.
ArrEMprED SU1c1DE.-Under this head
we extract the following from the Phoebe

we extract the following from the Phoebe
Record of January Goth "a most de-
termined attempt at suicide was made in
this city yesterday morning by man
named Myles A. Knapp. He was in a
saloon on Lacour street, and at about
o'clock went to the rear Nothing strange
was thought of this circumstance, but
soon after another person went to the
rear, when he found Knapp in an almost
diving condition The matter was re-
ported at once, and the unfortunate man
was removed to the County Hospital.
DR.. Deal was called and dressed his
wounds. The instrument used by Knapp
in his attempt at sef-destruction was a
large pocket knife, comprising a bodkin,
corkscrew, file and several blades. With
the long blade, from three to four inches
long, he first cut his throat twice, but
the gashes did not unite though the
windpipe was cut. He also cut himself
twice over the heart, each time penetrat-
ing the cavity of the lungs. He also
made three gashes in his stolnach-two
on the left side and one on the right. As
if determined to do the work etfectual'y
he cut the tendons on his wrists, but did
not succeed in severing an artery. In
what order these varioas wounds We're
made cannot be known. Knapp is at
the County Hospital, where he is receiv-
ing such attention as his lamentable case
requires. 1t is exceedingly doubtful
whether his life can be saved. If he
does not die, he will be helpless for the
remainder of his days, as his hands are
utterly useless. Knapp is about 81 years
of age. a man of good education and
from good family of people. He has
been on the coast about II years, and
has lived at Virginia city, Treasure City
and other camps -
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THEIR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
| trade keeps them employed in replenishing
their stock and supplying the wants Of their
numerous customers with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-05
The COlored Public schools.

MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD OF TRrsrEes
ADOPTION OF BY-LAws-THE SUMNER PoR-
TRAIT, ETC.
meeting of the board of colored school
trustees was held at the Sumner building last
night. ~
Prof. Vasbon, from the committee on bylaws.
reported series providing for stated meetings
on the third Wednesday of each month; pre-
scribing the order of business and the duties of
report was adopted and ordered to be placed in
the hands of the superintendent, to be incor-
Forated in the annual report.
Mt. A. Lewis offered resolution that the SUI
perlntendent examine the high school, reporl
ITS condition. cost of running the same ana re-
port to the board; adopted.
The president announced the following com
mlttees Teachers and Text BoOks-VaShon.
rope and Lewis. School Buildings and sun
phes-Ryder. Ferguson and Marshall Accounts
anu Annual Report-WOrmley, Lewis and
The application of James II. Freeman for The
lanitorship OF the Sumner building was re
Mr.. Ryder offered a resolution directing the
treasurer to withhold the payment of any biiis
until authorized, and that the salaries OF thc
teachers and janitors shaft have proceed ence
\ communication was received from j. II
Brown, making a proposition to build a wall
about the Sumner building; referred.
Mr.. Eydcr moved that a committee be an
pointed to AIT on the proper authorities 10
ascertain when money could be obtained 70 nay
me teachers; adopted and Messrs. Ryder
Ncrmley and Ferguson were appointed
Mr.. Vormley said that he had received
communication from the secretary informing
hlm that the board had repealed the resolution
pr' .ldlng Tor iite-sized portrait Of Hon. Chas
Svinner. The old board had ordered the picture.
ana he as the committee appointed had already
contracted for the painting OF the same and II
would be completed in about four months con
sequentiy the resolution would have no effect
Whatever. This question was discussed at somn
length, during which Mr.. Wormlev stated that
he had given the order on the day after the
massage of the resolution, and he moved that
the resolution adopted at the last meeting be
expunged. Lost by the following vote: Yeas
Messrs. W ornIey: ' eshen, Marshall and Walker
Lewis. Nays-Messrs. A Lewis. RYDER. pom
Ferguson, and the president
Mr.. Ryder moved that the schools be closed
on tuesday and Wednesday, April ID and IL;
agreed 70. Adjourned.
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GETOWN.

A Boy KILLED-About O'Clock Yesterday
AFTERNOON colored boy named Frank Dade
about 10 years cid, while on his way cunning
stopped at the gate of Dir. j. Mcdaniel colored
on Stoddard street, to talk with some girls AMI
whlle thus engaged, resting his chin on the
muZzIe OF the gun, lie accidentally struck the
lock against the gate-post, which caused the
weapon 10 explode. The charge passed throu Oh
his mouth and lodged in his brain. Officer Car
tsr heard the shot and ran 10 the scene, and had
the boy removed to his fathers residence DIR
Peters was called, but before he reached the
house, the hoy expired.
CHILD DRowNED.-A little bow about ) wears
Old, named Arthur Small, while fishing yester-
day afternoon, in Rock Creek, at the foot OF
DumbaIton street, fell into the water His
companions gave the alarm, and called to some
men near by Tor help, but before they could res
cue him he was drowned. His body was recov-
cred and taken TO his fathers residence, No. 81
Green street.
A FIeHT.-About $50 yesterday afternoon an
ARRAY occurred between Mr.. Sam Strong and
one McArdle, a stone mason, in a house ON
bridge street, between High and Potomac i'm
ne course OF which Mr. Strong got some severe
blows in the face, which did nor improve his
good looks, and McArdle also shows marks OF
the conflict. Lieut.. Hurley ran to the place
toloWed by several policemen, but when he ar
FNtd the ahray was over, the parties having
been separated, and Mr.. Strong was holding on
to his face, his assailant having left the field
ne 1l,hculty originated about some work per-
iLL-Mr. Stevens, superintendent of the
Georgetown a'mshOuSe, Is dangerously i'll. Tie
Old gentleman is a years old.
Coal TRADE.-Jhe coal boats have cOn,-
menced to arrive, and by Monday the harbor
VIII assume its usual busy appearance
GRAIN TRADE.-1here were no arrivals oC
grain to-day, and 10 sales on Change.
tLoUE MARRET.-The flour market has baop
rather more active during the past week under
decline of prices from % cents 10 50 cents t,er
barrel Oh High grades.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer G.. H. Stout A.
rived today from Philadelphia with a good
cargo Gi merchandise, and the Lady OF the Lake
arrived from Norfolk: canal boat Round TOP
Waters. o.