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w. g. G.. R.
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r TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate were en-
tered for record in the office of the County
Recorder during the week ending June list:
. Christian Kratz to James Steele. part of
Lot 6, original plan, for $500. $3.50.
Whiting, Lot 5, Block I, Youngloye's En-
Bray q Cooke to Michael Denninger,
Lots u. Is and II, Block ., Bray and
Cookies Addition to Sharpe's. Enlarge
samuel i: G ;sl VIM o sic Lots s
Lot 4. Morgan's Adoifion, for LOO. -
Azariah L; Whittlesey,. Administrator,
to Elias T.. Runcie, northeast quarter of
southeast quarter Is, 8. 10. for 81, $50.
John Shankiin TO Henry Hoge, Lots l3
and a, Block 1, Shanklin's Enlargement,
John shankIin 10 VIM. schnute, Lot IL,
Block /, Shanklin's Enlargement, for
De Witt G. Keller to August Ellis, Lot 8,
John p. Wood to VIM Whiting. part of
I OF l6, Block 81, Eastern Enlargement for
VIM. Brown to Amelia s. Boetsicher, Lots
LIZ, 5, Is. 70, 80, 81 and 81, Block A, Greek
VIM. Alexander to Henry Stock. Lot 10.
Block 123, Lamasco for Sis. D. 5-l
Henry A. Cook to Benz: Talbot: Lot "a
ment for IS. 600
John Schubert to John and Sally Negley,
Lots 20 and Fl, Block 81, La 90 assoc for $50.
Conrad Neither to Louis Koch, one-half
of Lots 10 and ii, Block IS, Lamasco for 1915.
Alvah johnson to Clemens Vols fer, Lot
8, Block 6, Southern Enlargement for S25t.
Madison Bray TO James 5. Kicker, Lots
10 and III. Block 20, Shapes Enlargement
for 800.
Anthony Jackson to James s. Kicker,
Lots and 8. Block 20, Sharpe's Enlarge
ment, (no consideration-deed not valid.)
Joseph ZiegIer to John Hauling, Lots D
and 10, Block /, Rockwells First Addition,
for $50.
John Laval to Henry Schnur, Lots q and
Is, Block 20, Lamasco, for $3.50
Leland G. Knox to Daniel S. Start, all of
Block Al, Lamasco, for $500.
Ruedlinget and zStorck to Frederick G.
$780,
Thomas ]. Edmunds ct al. to John Hun
singer, northwest quarter OF the south
east uarter Of4, Z. II, 40 acres, for $780,
Charles Horribly TO Peter Hitch. south
half of the east half of the northwest
quarter OF 3, 6, TO- 40 75-I0o acres. for 81, 00O.
Charles X. Hornby Ito John ID. Jarvis.
northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter OFFS, 6, 10, 40 75-l00 acres, for 81.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


NEW REsTAURANT.-The lovers of
good things are reminded that Ed.
Martins new Saloon, the Delmonico,
will open to-day 1t is the old St.
Charles building, on First Street, over
AS. CANDLES liquor store. The house
has been entirely renovated from eel
lar to garrett, and every thing put in
trim for first-class Restaurant and
Bar, and will be presided over by Ed.
Martin himself, in style which will
convince his friends that he can
" keep hotel " in princely manner.
At ten. clock magnificent Lunch
will be set, and we hope to see the
Delmonico crowded with all who are
either hungry or thirsty Their wants
will be. supplied with the best Of the
market, gotten up in elegant style.
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-SrRAwBERRY FESTIVAL. : The

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. = The
ladies' Of the Church Of the Assump-
ton, are making elaborate prepara-
tons for their strawberry festival,
which opens at Mozart Hall -to-mor-
row night. As they have not called
upon the citizens of Evansville in
this manner for contributions for
many years past, they with much con-
fdence now expect liberal response
from the good people. A magnifi-
cent tea set will be presented to the
lady who is voted the most popular in
the city, and splendid saddle and
bride to the most popular gentleman
in the cityaas sae asoa aQsaeist 8
The object of this festival is to aid
in paying for a magnificent church
organ, now on the way to this city,
for the use of the Church of the As
SUMPTION - ~ 4xe1
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SeHooL TAx.-The Board

SCHOOL TAX. The Board of
School Trustees Of the City of
Evansville, at their session on Sat-
urday, levied an od ralorena tax of
twenty-five cents on the hundred dol
lars of the taxable property within
the corporation for the current year,
for Special School or Building
Fund. This is the usual amount of
tax levied for this purpose. 1t is
well known to all who are conversant
with the school wants of the city, that
the building accommodations are quite
inadequate to the requirements, and
that the Public Schools cannot be
made as perfect as they should be
until. more houses are furnished. In
addition to the one now being erected
on Chestnut Street, near the Depot,
a large school house is badly needed
in the lower part of Lamasco, and
the School Board hope, by means of
the present levy, to commence it. A
High School building is also urgently
demanded, and should be built as
soon as the Board of the city can
provide the funds for its erection.
p There is no tax which citizens will
more willingly pay than that levied
for the support of our noble system
of Public Schools; and we are salts
fed the SCHOOL, Board will be cheer
fully sustained by the City Council
and the people Of Evansville In all
measures which they may adopt for
their greater efficiency and useful
ness. $50 - .s..... f 3
MISSION. SCHOOL HALL.-The Mis-
sion School, under the superintend-
ence of Mr.. John F. Glover, contin-
ues in a highly fourishing condition;
but its usefulness has been much i'm
paired by the insufficient accommo-.
CATIONS in the Court House. We are
glad to learn that Mr. Glover has
leased Crescent City Hall. corner of
Main and Third Streets, for the term
of three years, and it is expected
that next Sunday the school will be
back in its old quarters, where it
spent its first years of usefulness and
prosperity. s.s s.ss
Mr.. Glover has assumed the respon-
sibilityof the paymentof the annual
rent of the Hall, but he hopes TO be,
able By renting it for public meetings
and entertainments during week days,
in part, at least, to reimburse him
SELF The Hall is one of the largest
and most centrally located in the
city, and by the liberality of citizens
in its use for public purposes, the
rent can be paid, and possibly fund
accumulated to assist In the sup
port of the Mission School.
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shio and Mississippi Railroad.
EROM yINCENNEs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

10 LoUIsyILLE.-Eyery Monday and
sztsEHHday at 10 o'clock Am. Every Tuesday
"Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday at 6
szFEasek p. M.ata = t5fI*s 49,.
70 CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 8
xEs.z1Ek p M zIf4S Ess- 5s s~
Ea GREEN RIvER.zEvery Wednesday
sxxs2 Saturday aat O'Clock p M. Every
1s&TEday. and Thursday at o'clock PM.
re EAsTPoKT. Every Tuesday and
zEs5ey ct O'Clock p. NJ.
--71s He sDERsoE-Datfy. except Sundays,
sEErE O'Clock PM. e-5Et@@
Tso NAsHvILLE-Eyery Thursday at four
If xn- -s.szs.rxss -.r "a nm
EE.ocszport Stage fvia Newburgh and Boom
Ex4@ss,1 carrying the mail, leaves att A. n. ,
EzN Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
L&zTssZes by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
saxsHss f,sty. ryiays. Asf4s ~ 49, -
sEeY HARMONY Mail Stage leaves Mon
ekfzsH and Fridays att A. M. Arrives Tues
sxszys and Saturdays by Az. NJ. }sa4 1qnfo13
1a--Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Eek
s.lszzsss sundays att A. N. Arrives daily lex
ss<ys Sundays by p. .sfst ga8 eT3IlN q
Ee NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sum
sxsFsx-) from the Merchants Hotel at 3
Ssfsscfck P. NJ. 5sFE "
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.aGRAND OPENING OF PARIS MILL
NERY.-Mrs. Wagley will exhibit one
of the grandest assortmentssofFr French
Paris Bonnets, Summer styles ever
displayed in this city, on Monday,
June 3, 1867, at her shoW-rooms at
the New York Millinery Store, Sec
ond Street, between Main and Locust
Streets. The ladies are respectfully
invited.
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PLow MANUFACToRY.-B refer
ence to our advertising columns it
will be seen that Mr.. James Uric, the
maker of the celebrated "Urie Plow, !"
has formed partnership with Messrs.
Rocker and Bloant, proprietors of
the Eagle Iron Works. We are glad
to note this combination, as it gives
assurance of the enlargement of the
present works, and the establish ment
of an extensive Plow Mandatory,
which is destined, we trust, to add
materially TO our trade and labor.
Mr.. Uric, by years of faithful .atten-
ton to his special work, has estab-
lished reputation for his Plew which
is second to none IN the country. It's
sale in the West and South can be al
most indefinitely extended ,eand under
the partnership announced this morn
ing, we predict for the establishment
an abundant prosperity. One of the
most substantial sources of our wealth
and continued growth as city is by
means Of our manufacturing interests,
and we are glad to note their increase
and enlargement.
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Ba- Fresh arrival of goods at the
cheapest house in the place. Fine
Liaenes for coats, pants and vest.
Also, fine lot of French Cuttings,
which / will make up for less than
any one dare to offer them for sample
and price elsewhere Gentlemen,
come to my house, and | will make
them from ten to fifteen per cent. less
than any one. at my old stand. rfn 10.
j. H.. CARLIN, Agent,
june 3-3t. No. s First Street
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RAFFLING OF THE CELEBRATED
TRoTTING HORSE BILLY.-The pro-
prietor takes this method of inform
ing all ticket holders in the above
mentioned enterprise to return, to
z d. P. Bissell, all the tickets, and get
their money--the revenue tax being
so high that the drawing OF the horse
will he postponed. 1t
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gD~ If you are in need Of a stock
of liquors, our advice would be for
you to go to Hodge, Carr q Co. o., cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
of IT,, m for less money than any
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
ian9 tf r-..
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New REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
p. Elliott & Son have opened a Real
Estate Agency and General Intelli-
gence Office, for the sale of and rent
ing Of lands, houses, &C., &c.
Persons having houses or land to
rent or sell, or persons wishing to
purchase or rent, will do well By call
ing ON them at their Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott's
Block. '.,t.f f... ...Hi,l
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EaE YOUNG AMERIcAN.-This is
szsse title of a new weekly, of small
slanensions, published by Wheeler q
Ct. she first number of which made
5sas appearance on Saturday. 1t is got
ap n good style, and we hope our
gzzszag. friends may meet high tide. of
Easzsperity. 3 ?. 80 =
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RAILROAD MEETING To, NIGHT
k.asall who desire information on the
Important subject of the Evansville,
Henderson IL Nashville Railroad, re-
nnznber the meeting att the Court
H.gase to night. Gen. BOYLE will
address the people. ....ss.
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SgsUcK BYoLIGHTNING.-A DWELL
Eng house in Lamasco, on Eight
Street near Fulton Avenue, was struck
Esg lightning on Saturday evening,
Turing the storm, and considerably
damaged The top was knocked from
szzae chimney, and the weather board4
zsag was torn from one side The lady
ssf the house vas badly stunned, and
swas the only person Ia the building.
I'VE could not ascertain to whom the
sssroperty belongs.
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EXTRA CHOICE FAMILY Flour
We have two hundred barrels of the
best Family Flour in the market,
made from pure white English w heat.
Families that want an extra Family
Flour can get it if they call soon at
i'll. ID. ALLIs q Co.,,
Corner Water and Vine Streets.
my3- I'm tw 1884 .aaD
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LADIES' Hiram Nelson commences
an auction sale of Dry and Millinery
Goods at his Auction Room on .Lo-
Gust Street, opposite the Post Office,
Tuesday. June 9Th, at o'clock P. NJ,
and continues three days, forenoon aud
afternoon. Fine goods will be sold.
iune1 3t
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EVANSVILLE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
The monthly meeting Of the Evans
vile edical'Society will be held at
the office of Doctors Bray Il. Thomp
son, on this (Monday) evening, at u
o'clock. All regular physicians are
invited to attendI Ask -
"a G. B. WALKER. VI. d., e,f.
~ feat Af1- Secretary.
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Observation-Disclosures was great
decline in the matrimonial market
last week. The following were the
only transactions-in the way of Ii
censes =. -
- Albert Fisher and Louisa Bursort,
VIM. Chas. Gurth and Schmuck, VIM.
Mehring and Louisiana Stephens, Bry-
an Presley and Lizzie jackson.
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CONSOLIDATION. IL The firms of

CONSOLIDATION - The firms of
Henry H. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann & Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman x Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMAN x Co.
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A BAD DoG.-A dog, belonging ito
Aaichael Stump, on Saturday attacked
"a boy9that works at Thomas Seant-
Ain's, and tore his ear 3D. The dog
rs known as vicious one, and once
Ssefore bit a brother of the boy he at
s1aeked on Saturday. The dog should
zae killed or so secured that.he could
do no mischief. tfa
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pa Mrs. Barclay, of Chicago, will
give a free lecture to the ladies of this
city Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
June 4th, upon the subject of the
:. Early Decline Of the American
Women 9ts 3-2t
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CI9Y NEWS.
Evansville, Henderson & Nashville
Railroad Meeting. s1sss ri oG

eSen. Boyle President of this Road,
wlZEl address the tax payers of Evans
yszsEse on the subject of the city sub
szzzEX,tienrste this Boad ON MONDAY
as.sFaaiug next, at III O'Clock, at the
(sealrt House.
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GRAND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
The ladies of the Church of the AS
sumption will hold grand Strawber-
ry Festival at the New METRoPoLI-
TAN HALL on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, june 4th and 9th, for
the. benefit of the Church. may3l-td.
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Is ATTENTION, G.. A. r.. "A full at
tendance of the &. A. r. is desired
tonight, as business of importance
will be presented. Let every man be
In attendance.
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1T HAS COME DowN.-Fifty sacks
of choice family flour for sale at 81 70
per sack by oi45
PARSONS, SoovILLE'& Co,
$500 l5. oi No. ~ Main Street.
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Nor Sold. The fine two-story
dwelling, situate on Oak Street, offer
ed for sale at auction on Saturday,
was not sold. It was run up to be-
tween $1,000 and $1,000, which the
owner considered too little and with
drew it. .1sas4
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FRAME BUILDING FOR SALE!-The
ffnz2seibnilding heretofore used as t he
-gaAz1sAL. Office, Counting Room and
BzsG& lBindery. is hereby offered for
s;EEe Al bargain. IF not sold at pri-
wAs sale. by Saturday, June 9Th. it
ssE, sun- that day be sold at auction.
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BGE- Altering Il Hassler, No. Is,
South First Street,are now prepared to
furnish their numerous customers
with the most delicious ice cream.
Their saloon 10 one of the finest and
most commodious in the city, and the
ice cream superb. "a ' 'a N IT,
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EaANKs,-The ladies of the Trinity
H q Church will please accept the
e1zga1ks of the JOURNAL Brigade for
fss4s handsome present of delicious
sake, sent to this office on Saturday.
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- FINE WHEAT. Lam. Scott, who
has just returned. from visit to the
portion of Kentucky lying around
Madisonville, represents the wheat
crop as looking unusually promising.
The .prospeotsaof a goodsicrop Of to-
bacco are notsso1fattering, and agoed
deal of. corn planted was drowned
and rotted in the ground. We have
most favorable reports of the wheat
crop from all sections Of the country
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SsNasHED.-A buggy was kicked to
,zazses on Saturday by horse which
Eaga seatlemen were trying to break
fss7 1sprk gently in shafts. a@sfa s p 9
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STOVES AND MISUNDERSTANDING
and retail, at J. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
mh12-3md&w a-4
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BD-Come to Parlor Club Room
every night for something good and
warm. june31m
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ENTERTAINMENT In PRospEcT.-
We hear it reported that the choir Of
the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church, under the mastery leader
ship Of Mr.. Theo. Russell, design Civ
ing a sacred concert in about two
weeks. IF such is the case. lovers of
good music may rely upon a choice
entertainment. Eslfz4
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HORSE FAIR.-The Henderson
u oxse Fair will commence on Thurs
szsy next. We believe. at the Fair
tESrannds. near that city, and will con-
sznae. three days. The News Boy, du-
Ez2g that. time, will make two trips
sasslly, leaving here at 8 A. M, and in
sszs evening. - -,s,
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BHMerchant Tailors' new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street. s.saar H. ssiaoF $500
mars If SMITH & DARLING.
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BlE~ Masser's Patent Five Minute
Family Ice Cream Freezer, for sale
at (my29-1w.) VIcKERY Bros.
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BaE~ Twelve Hundred bushels of
choice Peach Blow Potatoes for
sale, wholesale and retail, at
ar' VIcRERY Bros.
my29-1w. 70 Main Street.
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THANKs-The ladies of Trinity M.
L. 9,hurch return their thanks to the
rrzshlc for their very liberal patron
:zs-to Messrs.o Hollingsworth
Bsaos.. Cor dishes; to, Marx & Warren.
Efzr cake star ds !; to Thad. L. Conant,
fsEw assistance in decorating, and to
the daily papers for notices of their
festival
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Everybody at the Phoenix to-
nIght. 80 -a..-telI .na sAl-g -laf
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Dg Roast Pigs at the Phoenix to-
night.
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BeE- If you wish to get one of those
human an. a. form dying a nds 50 hanf No
caands b9 make nP hs s having II nc hs
choicest stock in the city. 28t1w
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H1-Come to the Phoenix and get
some Pig tonight.
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In A SrEw.-Our First Street

neighbor is much exercised because
the Mayor. City Clerk. members of
the Council, and the entire police
force did not make it their special
duty to hunt up the local editor of
that paper and inform him secunduna
artens, that the City Council would
meet on Friday night, and calls our
worthy Mayor to account for his dere-
LECTION, demands categorical answer,
and hints that such gross neglect of
duty repeated will have to be terribly
expiated. To relieve the irate local
of the Courier, we will say that the
Mayor didnot take, theprecaution even
to notify the local of the JOURNAL,
rightly supposing that he would have
sufficient enterprise and penetration
to find it out. He met Philip Klein,
the City Marshal, while engaged in
serving notices on the Councilmen,
and thus by accident discovered the
important secret. As the Coariier's
favorite Councilman assured him, at
4 o'clock, that there would be no
meeting, he is the official into whom
the Courier should pitch headlong, and
not the Mayor, who has more i'm
portant duties to attend to than to do
the work of a newspaper reporter.
Keep your eyes open, neighbor, and
have little enterprise. .'s 49,.
PERsoNAL,-Judge L. Q.DeBruier
was d passenger by the Morning Star
yesterday, with several other gentle
men from Rockport and TOwensboro,
who are en- route to Mt Vernon ITO
attend the trial of the Carlisles for
the murder of Lieut.. Hampton near
Owensboro in August last. The trial
will commence to-day, and will at
tract no little interest, not only in
consequence of the cold blooded
atrocity attending the murder, but
also in consequence of the great array
of legal talentsengaged. in the prose-
cution and defense. The result will
be awaited with anxious interest.
GRIERsoN ssBENEFfr. The wealth :
er.zwas so Indictment on Saturday
night, that the audience at the thea
ter was not SO large as was expected,
although a goodly number were pres
emit. Mr.. and Mr.. Grierson, as usual,
acquitted themselves In a highly cred
table manner Mr.. and Mrs. Pelis-
sier played exceedingly well, the lat
ter making a most fascinating appear
ance on the stage. Mr.. McGrew as
=" Peter Spike" was inimitable, and
was frequently applauded. The ora
ton over the dead body of Caesar,
was fine defamation.
SUNDAY School PIoNIc.-The ex-
cursion of the Walnut Street Presby-
terian Sabbath School, on Saturday,
to the Fair Grounds, via f. q G. r.
r., was largely attended by the MEM
bers of the school, and also by a
goodly number of the Congregation
The festivities passed off very pleas
antly till the heavy showers III the
afternoon drove the company to shell
ter. With this exception, nothing
occurred to mar the Equipments of the
day. A. 125l
DUoKED.-A negro boy fell off a
end of the wharf, and was fshed out
after getting good dueking. i5iAA
Last night, as the Legal Tender
waslanding,. a number of gentlemen
started to go aboard, and while pass
ing along the inside guard of Dun
kerson & Co.'S wharf boat, Judge
from Greensboro made misstep and
plunged into the river. He went to
~. L y T.