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POLICE CoURT.-Four individuals were
before this Court yesterday morning.
Ned" Morgan charged with disorder
ly conduct, was assessed twenty dollars
and costs. Not being able to settle the
bill, he was committed to Jail for thirty
days.
The following persons paid the amount
opposite their names for drunkenness.
Thomas Gray, twenty dollars and costs;
j. p. Bell, ten dollars and costs; Thomas
James. five dollars and costs.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated three feet in the channel and
about stationary.
The Science left for Parkcrsburg at TO-
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Willie J. burned hole in her
boiler and had to be laid up for repairs.
She expected to get off for Darlington
last evening.
The L. G.. Mccormick is the Parkers-
burg packet this morning.
The Tempest will leave for Matamoras
this morning at 10 o'clock.
THE st. Louis Republican, says
"A correspondent writes us to know
the year the Ocean Spray burned. The
Ocean Spray, owned by Captain Marsh,
left Pittsburgh for st. Louis on April
~, 1856, and that day one year april
20, 1857 she was burned at BiSSell's
Point, above st. Louis. This calls to
mind an incident related to us by IL
steamboat captain, who vouchcs for the
truth of the story: When the boat took
fire there was, of course, general conSter-
nation among the passengers aboard,
which resulted in the clearing of the
cabin in short space OF time,
with the exception of one. who
remained to pray, and who had been in IL
kneeling attitude for many minutes
when the pilot, who had CLING to the
wheel till all but this galoot were ashore,
in passing hurriedly through the cabin
heard the EXPLANATIONS ct the gentleman
in question, crying ont, 10, Lord. what
shall | do to be Savcd?'' The pilot yelled
at him, while the flames were cracking
above him, Run like son-of-a-gun d-n
you,' and laying hold of the penitcnt,
dragging him off the boat, while the
burning roof came crushing down behind
them. The prayer was answered but th"
ministcring angel was somewhat protanr.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, September 2S.-Rivcr
rising with % inches in the channel.
EVANSVILLE September .-Wcathrr
partly fN'N'lN anu '''l' Ill'lN't ' III ~
GO. River fallen > inches. Down
Evansville, BranSford, Shippers Own,
and Sandy. Up--B. II. Cooke, Roberts,
Bermuda, and Eddyville. Business light.
CAIRO. September 2S.-Arriv"d-Col-
orado, Nick>burg. Dcpartcd-C"lorudo,
st. Louis. River 8 feet and rising.
Weather clear mercury go.
LOUISVILLE. September 2s.-Wcathcr
cool and clear. River stationary, 80
inches in the canal. Dcpartcd-Man-
mcllc, ARKANSAS river.
CTNCINSATI, September 2S.-Rivcr ;
feet 4 inches and stationary. There i
prospect of a little rise tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, September 2S-Arrivcd-
City Of Vicksburg, Nicksburg; Mime
apoliS and Lady Lee, Keokuk; Belle of
shreveport and John T. Tollc, New Or
leans; St. Joseph, Memphis. Departed
Chester, Memphis; Savanna, Krokuk;
Maggie, Illinois river. River falling
slowly. Weather clear and pleasant.
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISK ERS.

As our remover in many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, TO re-
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pared this dye, in one preparations; when
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

There is no literary, event since the pub
LEGATION of MoOrc's Life OF Byron, OF 50
much Importance. "-NeI" York Herald.
"Of all men living, Mr.. Forster Is the
best qualified 10 be- Charles Dickcns'S BIZ
ographrr. - Phiidieiphid PreSS.
mfr. Forster has done his work with the
tender, loving care that was Ia have been
expected Of him by all who knew the bond
Of union which welded the two men to-
gcthrr"-L OndOn ND5Ting Post.
No more satisfactory record Of DickenS's
career can bc looked for In our genera
ton. - On,iJn Standard.
"Nuw for the first time we seem To have
learned the secret OF the individuality he
longing To all of Dickens's really great
novels. - LOHdOn DGiiV .Nc,Cs.
This work could not have been intrust-
ed 10 more loving hands, a more genial
writer, or NOR" faithful and accurate his
I0rian. 49, IHHJd"iphiG Evening BttLetiH.
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price, by
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Eju>tice shops were not over bur
dcned with business in criminal line,
yesterday.
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ADMITTED To CITIzENSHIP.-Willism
Harvey, of England WAS admitted to cit
izenship by the County Court, yesterday.
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THE colored population were out in
full force at the meeting held at the
Court House last night.
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WHEN man is too drunk to talk
straight, You must say his articulation is
indiStinct."
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30 A CONTEMPORARY says: A newspaper
and Il newspaper editor that people don't
talk about and sometimes abuse are rath-
err poor concerns. The men and bust
ness that an editor sometimes feels it
duty to defend at II risk of making enc
mics of another class, are often the very
first to show ingratitude. The editor
who expects te receive much charity or
gratitude will soon find out his mistake;
but he should go ahead and say and do
what he conscientiously thinks right,
without regard to frowns or smiles.
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New Boat CLUB.-A new boat club
has been organized and named after n.
Reister, Esq The following are the Off
GERS:
Lewis O'Connell, President; James
Sprucebanks, Vice President; john
Reister, Secretary; Michael Donovan,
Captain; James Lee, Lieutenant; James
Burke, NJ. Donovan and James Lee,
Trustees.
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SOphocles. IL. Pliny. u. Eurlpides. H.
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The aim of the present series is To xplain
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Each successive issue only adds 10 our
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SINCE railroads have been built in the
world two miles per day have been COM
plctcd.
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$40 to $1,000 invested in Stocks and
Gold pays 300 per cent a month. Send
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ers. 2 Wall street, y. Y.
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THE masters of the dancing art are
tuning their fddlcS for the winter cam
paigu.
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Chambers's Encyclopedia,
NOW READY

The fifth edition OF Hulda. The eighth
.dition of The Second Wife. The two most
nopular Novels of the season. Mrs WIS
ter's Latest TRANSACTIONS.
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After a motion to print the proceed
ings in all the city papers, the meeting
quietly dispersed.
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A Work of Universal Interest.
THE STANDARD
Life of Charles Dickens

BY JOnn Forster, author OF Life OF Ian
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Two weeks from to-day and YOU will
he called upon to vote early and often.
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THE WORKS OF E. MARLITT,

Translated by Mrs. A. l.. WlSTER.
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"HIGH, bold and faring" is what they
say of the new bonnet.
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Yellow Rio Coffee.

BAGS OLD YELLOW RIO COFFEE,
NJ a choice article just received by
III r. J. SMYTH.
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TnETRAyELs on A LErTER.-On Ju

The TRAVELS OF A LETTER.-Oa June
Goth, 1873, a gentleman of this city mail
ed a letter to 3 friend in Europe, and
yesterday received it again, having
failed to reach the gentleman to
whom it was addressed, after if
teen months search. To show what
perfect postal arrangements ARE in
vogue in Europe, the envelope sho1ed
postmarks of Dresden, Frankfort, in
Germany; London and Cambridge, Eng
land; Basic, Switzerland, and Paris
France, besides having three or four
other postmarks which were not
legible. The letter had follow
ed the gentleman to whom
it was addressed to all these places, and
finally, as this party was lost trace OF, 1t
was returned to the party who wrote 1t,
in this city. The letter travelled all this
distance for six cents. .....
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OWNERS of orchards are annoyed by
fruit thieves.
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RURAL residents remark that the rain
has been Of great aScisterns.
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Index TO New Advertisements.

Index TO New Advertisements.
Card Racks-Stanton Bros.
Announcement-J.S st. j. ClarkSOn.
Carpets and Furniture-G. Mendel,
Booth 4 Co.
Democratic Primary Meeting-Union
District.
For Neutrality-suspicious. l.. {. Nc
Cormick.
United States Building Association.
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The school 'question provokeS gentle
men to make a good many speeches.
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STEAM BOATS.
wheeling, Parkersburg ana
Cincinnati Transportation
COmpany,s Packets.

IER,,...........CApt. ] ACh IfztFVNISO-Ns
ExPREss,g;S6qqRsi PHI La: ASs WTe r7:
The GOURSa dst.Ishnrs vince" .Rerv
Tnesday. Thursday and Saturday at l0:S0
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS AND p
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Cry Council will meet tonight.

City Council will meet tonight
ALL sorts and kinds of bets are being
made on the coming election.
MAYOR JEFFERS has notified the pc
lice to appear in full uniform hereafter.
The citizens meeting ut tho Court
House last night WAS success.
WHAT pcDch0m every American has
for holding office whether it pays or not.
"HIGH, bold and haring is what they
say of the new bonnet.
The last two days were undoubtedly
falling weather.
THEY call gray hair "a little dust
from the road of life"
FIRES were very cheerful thing
about house last night.
THE school 'question provokes gentle
men to make good many speeches.
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A GENERAL BANKING, EXCHANGE
n and Collection business transacted
with fidelity and prOmptncSs.
Certificates of Deposit issued and inter
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums 10 suit.
New Fractional Currency and !, 2, 3, and
&c coin always on hand for the accOmmO-
ddtiOn Of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
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FIRES were very cheerful thing
about house last night.
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THEY call gray hair "a little dust
from the road of life.
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A Sharp Trick.
HOW COUPLE OF THE DEMI MONDE FLEECKr
TWO GENTLEMEN AT REHoBoTH.

The following shrewd trick is related by a lady
correspondent writing from Rehoboth Beach TO
the Seaford citizen
An incident occurred on the beach Wednesday
morning, the particulars OF which | sec no impro.
pfiety in giving you. Two Handsomely dressed
women, whom have since learned belong TO that
depravcd class known as the demi monde, came
down from Philadelphia, yesterday. Their con-
duet soon revealed their truc Character, and two
gentlemen accosted them on the beach this morn
ing, and threatened them " ith arrest ii they did
not leave.
"For twenty dollars apiece We'll vacate, shrewd-
ly remarked one oil the women.
The gentlemen looked at each other in blank
astonishment.
"Don't comprehend, sce," she replied wink.
ing ut her companion.
Explain, II you please, one Of the gentlemen
demanded.
"Iou are here on the beach iu our company,
and what would be the result if yonr wife should
discover you in conversation with us?'' she re-
piled significantly.
They both understood now, and as they had
taken upon themselves to suggest to the women
the bsst course 10 pursue, they did not know
what to do After considerable parleying, how
ever. the matter was compromised by each Of the
women receiving a certain sum, and in all proba
blty they were soon in Philadelphia
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DoBERT HADD0Ck. Plastering and Calcin-
ence, $40 W, Ninth street. apr2d3m
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Remarka BILE Escape.
ALMOST DROWNING CASE AT BIG STONE

ALMOST DROWNING CASE AT BIG STONE REACH.
We learn, says the Milford Ne'cs, that on
Thursday, the 10th inst, the Big Stone Beach
was visited by small pleasure party, consisting
OF MIR. and Mrs. George w. Holiness of near Mil
ford, Mr.. Alexander Wales and Mr.. Herman Roe,
of New York, and Miss Sallie Davis and Miss
Georgia Shedrake, of Farmington. Soon after
arriving ut the beach the party dressed in bath
ing suits and went into the water for bath, the
tide being full They thoughtlessly waded out
to a distance Of two or three hundred yards, and
the water reached to their chins. Suddenly Mr.
Roe called to Mr.. and Mrs, Holmes, who were in
advance, to return, as they were in danger. On
turning to go back the Whole party found them
selves lifted from their ieet ard carried by the
current into deep water. Mr.. Holmes, not being
swimmer, called for assistance, hen MIR. Roe,
after placing Miss DAVIS where he thought she
could stand swan to assist the others, and taking
charge OF Mrs. Holmes. swan with her to the
beach against strong land breeze and powerful
currents. On reaching the shore both tell upon
the sand exhausted. In the meantime Mr.. Wales,
| being powerful swimmer, had brought Miss
Shedrake ashore, and returned to the assistance
OF Mr.. Holmes and Miss Davis, when almost by
miracle, all reached the shore III safety. II was
very fortunate that both OF the young meH were
good swimmers, as otherwise some, aud perhaps
| all Of the party would have been lost This
should be O warning to those visiting the sea or
bay shore, to be very cautious not TO venture ont
| too far
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THE 'TATO BUG.
BY SPONTANEOUS,

Poor little 'tato bug;
:, they call you "raiding thief"
Because yon make meal or two
On the tato leaf.
Colorado 'tato bug,
Travelling from the West,
They wish you to pass on
Without food or rest.
Little yellow 'tato bug
Travelling to the East,
To raid upon their 'tato patch
And rob their souls of peace
The land of the Putitans
IL trembling at thy crest:
A raid upon their 'tato fields,
Will cause them much distress.
Yet raiding was their great delight
some few years ago.
They cursed happy land With blight,
BY raiding, rs we know.
They raided upon the sunny South,
They destroyed. burnt and stole
They agonized the human heart
And tired to cruelty the soul.
oh! for this. the Great AN.
Sends you Us their foe.
To raid upon their 'tato patch
Where their best potatoes grow.
Yes. little insect In His hand.
You may cause them grief and woe:
Their ears were deaf to the cries for help.
When raiding they did go.
For help from on High.
Weak woman's cry
They needed not when railing by;
The lurid torch they did apply
And regarded not the dyiug's sigh.
Strange are Thy ways. oh. God on high
A little bug may make them cry
Into Thee for help in deed;
Their prayers are influenced by their greed
In Holy Writ we are told
Of scourges sent, in times of old.
Upon people who disobeyed
The precepts that our Saviour made.
Thy chosen people. we are told.
Were scattered from the ancient fold.
Yet. in the end, they hope to rest
Securely in Thy Mansion blessed.
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ROWBOTlaA VI a FRAIM!

" 4 NV I18H~'
The Wilmington Auction and Con. In misson House.
No g. EAST FOURTH STkLET.
Il now open. Auction Sales every evening" at the
Auction House.. Consignments received daily
all kinds Of goods. wares and merchandise sold on
commission. Persons declining housekee eeping can
have their goods sold at private residences or at
the auction house. as may be des. red. Ali goods
sold on commission promptly paid for within I've
asys from day OF sale. Country Sales and Sales
Of keal Estate promptly attended to.
We will also keep Il frst-ciass VARIETY
STORE, whit b will be open daily Sunday except
ed for the sale of House Furnishing Goods, such
as China. Glassware. Queensware, Crockery, Tin
ware. Carpets. Oilcl oths Window Shades. brushes
baskets, &c. Also 0entlemen's Furni shing Goods
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wheel. Public patronage is res pectiully solici-
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X. Z. FRAIM.
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