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REaIsTER's OFFICE,

New Castle Co., June 9th, 1881.
Upon the application Of Francis Barry,
Administrator OF Homer Barry, late
ol Wilmington Hd,, in said county,
leceased, IL Is ordered and directed by
the register that the Administrator afore-
said give notice Of the granting of letters
of Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
of. by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within iorty days from the date ., such
letters, In six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
iate TO present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
pre- vtded. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub
tshed In Wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks, Q. o. d..
~ Given under the hand and seal
Il. =. of office Of the Register aforesaid
'-C' at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. h. Q. BlGGS, Register.
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FRIDAY. JULY 20. 1851.

TIE reports In reference to the condi-
tion Of the President are conflicting.
While some state that he Ia not so well,
Others state that 1.-THE danger line is
passsd, and he 10 rapidly improving"
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WHITE GOODS.

A fine Victoria Lawn at IL l-2
and full line ..of our celebrated
make of Linon D'Inde, from rs to
80 cents.
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANh
L OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE ON
TED STATES.
EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT,
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CAsBIEs
TsA~ up oaPisai, $780, 900.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston E
cnanKe furnished to regular Deposi .I,rs
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays ana Tn ,rsds :.
at $50 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, John II Adoms
Clement p. smyth, Henry i. McUomb
teorge W. Bush, William Tatna.I.
Daniel James, Ell Garrett
SamI bancroft, Jr. jali-l
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WANTED.-A Girl 70 COOK and a.
iio5 ns4ss, az e. .ta.s! taoUsEwohK. APPLY at
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SPANISH LACE TIES.

A new and beautiful line of Spenish
ties, ishue collars, and many other
choice things just opened by W. M.
Kennard & Co.
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LAWNS.

A fine line of American Lawns,
in the latest styles and coloriugs, at
124.
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NoTTcT

All persens having claims against tn.
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Executor.
on or before July 26th, 1882, or abide the
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided.
WILLIAM H. STRADLEY.
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.TARLATANS.l

White, Blue and Pink Tarlatans
in qualities for covering glass and
chandeliers.
W. M. KENNARD Il CO.,
621 Market st.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
1state OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the administrators,
on or before June eth, 1882. or abide
the act Of Assembly In such case made
and proytded
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LACE MITTs.

A choice assortment of Lace Mitts
is shown in a glass case on the first
counter to the left as you enter our
store.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

MARYLAND FARMS FOR SALE.
No. l-206 acres /; large yelling. !as,A..
barn and stables. EErss
No. .&About 100 acres ordinary !Il
buildings. ILL
No.3-about 40 acres no buildings.
Each within a mile OF Denton. county
seat. win be sold cheap. Write for par.
ticuiars to
VIM. A. STEWART.
Attorney.
Jy7-3tw.
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T,HE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK

NHE ARTlzANS SAVINGS BANK.
602 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24th. 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily nom ! A
M, until T. M. and ON Tuesday and Sai
urday evenings from7 to s O'Clock,
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
regularly made In April and October,
When dfviGends are not withdraw m,
they are accounted as deposits. Thus Der
manent deposits compound theii interes
twice In each year.
MANAGERS.
Shas. ". Townsend George George s. j. cnpsile apsn
Henry Y. Dure, Edward DariinIIo,.
W. Hastings, Job II. Iach snn '"p
Edward Pnsey, Wrt. ii. Swi,t
Anthony Hie gins.
mn GEO: W. B' rSH, President
~: 3. CAPELLE, Vic. President,
feD2l-lY e. TAYLOR Treasur
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PUBLIC SAL ES.

IUDLJC Oh f1J,
SAEEoF cows.
sell at Public Sale, at Red yfx4&sN
Lion, East Marlborough,
Oh ster county, Pa, esfssSz&
MONDAY, ADJUST sth, 1881,
AT o'clock p. M,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS AND
SPRINGERS, TWENTY HEAD
OF FEEDERS, LOT or
YOUNG BULLS.
SILL & BAILEY
L..W. stidham q Son, Auct'rs.
julyS.ts
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w. M. KENNARD & co.
PARA6OLS,

A fine line of Parasols, sun and
rain Umbrellas.
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FRANCIS BARRY

Address :-Easton, Nd, or
v. DUPONT, ESQ.,, Atty, Wilmington, Del.
junelI .SWeod
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ANCHOR LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAFrRs
Sail every Saturday, -.
NEW YORK ~ GLAsiol Ia.
CABINS. 500 70. sI;aliACh, W.
NEW YdAknRs Akns sTyosr{ To {{SS2S. Ss,1,S 5.nF.r.
CABINS, t55 to tB5. Excursion 81 Red cen "a
Passenger accommodations nre unsurpassed,
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
Passengers book ed ct lowest rates 10 or fpnl 4
Slilroad Station In Europe or Amrtirs
Draffs OF lowest rates, payable tfree Of chsftf
throughout England, Scotland and Ireland,
For books ofinformation, plans, &C. 1ppb |"
anpKRsox BnorHERa BOWLING GRKss, n !
Or 10 SAMUEL r..BErrS. Aiams ,"''
nress, Wilmington. Del. aproh-'v
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NOTICE-NEW sERIES-THE PhR-
IN PETUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
Association is issuing new q -rtes.
This association loans four hundred dol
lars on eacn share, and, instead OF deduc-
ing the pr MUM when the loan 10 made,
dues, LEA PUSEY.
President,
M. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
July 2.lm. Secretary.
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DEaIsTER,s ORDER.

Address-Kirkwood Del.
jY26 -3weod
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GOSBA M ERS.

This stock Is always complete In
all sizes and qualities, from 1926
upwards.
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ID EGIsTER's ORDER,
REGISTERS OFFICE.


New Castle Co.. June 9Th, 1881.
upon the application OF JohA Fehren.
pach and fauline W. Aschen bach, e x ecu.
tors OF Augustus Ashenbach, late OF VIII
mington Hundred, In said county, deceas
ed, IL IL ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executors aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters Tes
tamentary upon the estate OF the deceas
ea, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
IN forty days from the date OF such letters ,
IN SIX or the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same or abide by an act OF q
semoly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same TO be inserte
Withln the same period In the DAILY
oAzErTE, O newspaper published In vii
weeks, cod.
tS~) Given under the hand and seal
81. y. OF office OF tue Register Aforesaid
at Wilmington, In New Castle
county. Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. y. @. BIGGS. Register.
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MOSQUITO CANOPIEs.
Mosquito Canopies and Mosquito
Netting for for sale by
W. M. KENNARD & co.
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THIN UNDERWEAR.

W. M, Kennard l. Go. are offer :
ing thin gauze underwear for ladies,
gentlemen and children, at LOW
PRICES.
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w.M.KESAARD q CO..
W. N. KENNARD & co,

CARPETS REDUCED.
w. M. Kennard & Co.
have reduced one of the best
makes of Tapestry Brussels
Carpets made in this country
to One Dollar per yard, and
there will be no better time
for persons to buy than now.
BLACK GOODS.
Our Black Goods command at
tention on account of quality, shade
and prices.
W. M. KENNARD & co.
can find many choice goods at Ken
nard & Co.'s. Their stock is never
allowed to get old selling at reason
able prices keep it moving.
CHILDREN'S
new style collars, large lace collars
for ladies, latest thing out, just
opened by Kennard & Co.
GINGHAMS.
Owing to the great demand for
ginghams they have become very
scarce, but W. NJ. Kennard & Co.
have yet 100 pieces to select one
dress from.
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NJ NOTICE.-THE AID LOAN ASSOC1-
lv aLion ts now issuing new stock.
NO sck payne nls, . per cent allowed to
members Withdrawing. Apply day or
evening 10 GEO. q. M ARIS, Secy.
Office B0l Shipley St.
june q I mo. I'd story.
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NJ OTICE.-THE fOUKTEENTH AN
IN NUAL MEETING OF the stockhold-
ers of the Aid Loan Association will be
held on WEDNESDAY evening nex'.
July 20, at 8 O'Clock, when The annual re-
port will be su omitted ana officers and
directors elected. The first payment
will then be M ade on new stock,
GEORGE c. MARIS, Secretory.
Office, COL Shipley street, second story.
tylS-3t
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the ks-
duly attested, 10 the Executors on or
Defore 9th day of June, A. ID. 1882, or abide
the Act OF Assembly in such case made
and provided.
JOHN Feb
PAULINE W. ASHENBACh,
Executors.
Address:-Nilmington. Delaware.
tu9-eod3w.,
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DRESS BUTTONS.

w. M. Kennard & Co.'s stock OF
Dress Buttons is very large and
styles are the newest and choicest.
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GLOVES

w. M. Kcnnard & Co.'s stock of
Lisle Thread Gloves is like their
stock of Kid Gloves, very large.
They are selling good Lisle Glove
at 25 cents.
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LINEN LAWNS

Pure Linen Lawns rs cents.
, 1881-05-13
Want or sleep.
- 1tk

RnH
Arc you nitlletNi vi lth itM'aln'ns resesW'st slsdt
pond too 1l,uh OH sleep FOR rest sild H'a.i D.
tfoH. For ngep IL not tho su'e csst ot W. ~. ID.
1Oymunt Ut good cunplny rest the IVY W. y Hi, ii,
ils much W HIeup. The dEtaEy 1nonnto{ T., " ~
III many /. ht.lsGholl INVOLVING thls tamS%1G ~ Gr
u bel with tho laCehunici|! regsiaFitJ J.ine IN a.
lu,t alwmys rost woary bodies "EarI 10 w. ~
uni curly to rise llurs nut always maAe srs.u.
hvulthy, WEALTHY, Or wlse. N!!islnets ~ to,rs 3,
lzntlons aro only capn9lv ot vn EF iS,nu sa dosut
rest IL uttcn auceect!ctl hy NJ. elFly ,,rs Sf-
uni uotlse0ticnt rustlpss tssnY Tor Hoa,r ,,rt.
gctIIng tnyt,lu!lk. Theae prael1Gcrs9t y poItss tsst
Altty aro often surprised after pscan ~. ~ tbns
@ atur .ours q nIst a.td oiy sst .hst q'sS
lDtIiMH, II, itIId themselves enth III ystIon Vt
III tho ulurnIuX than usual. Tue ftasao ssso wupi
e0elulllty hA Epstoh tho'!1 ,ofE .hns@ src run.
.ttfans ttut 50 easily realtz@l H.. 10 w fsf,al4
tAnltly, In fAshtnlllhle tlfu W. nasu more 1t
pxhnllstnY, aud saUchnlic9l csrn.1f m.1 .hs even.
!ess dissipation. On tl0 ntnor ata genertr
angs Ut great ntitu0uta of fnt!ea o,ys Ky 10 II.
or lnu0tonu.lk hutn.!ruH. Ihey ~ tm'1 sa,,e sus'
se1nblaKu OF tho saslnt pet,t' .av avvsxnlpg gnFtf
r0lltl.ngs. the ssltuu kttet mamma ofsI'
hi. papcr aui THO satt'r atsefa..ss,n, .s,.s,, pple VII
ltuah thought, froah htmos!,t.,.,,r I.,,,r.tic ataGui.
sir up nllt nxltatv tllv p,k'l 0t tlolars Thes
Moss @ tx 10 ' 10 also eo,'sIant IL
fresh psop!e y bring at,out thesv All IN bette!
w0r IL full Of ne, an4 wt!l.lua. aa alter ~
rvHuIatud life 1t would ba tflo .'sat othet as
lny's work WIS t1uIle to tiltet1A, !, d nox bur
Elyo each uther fresh t!ts ALL As j. y nois se IT.
,iretls. il not th"sanis. q our nou
liz better than coils FOR tho i,saFts' wsrt, out Pr
iss'y 'ssnSoy fr n,ssr "oS q os5',s ,s
Ton. There niEht = WrstS ~ Stse tse ssItsxoaa
Ut iGousanls. !" llorel to neatu W '1'N
1f fhttttcStfe Liz"
, 1881-05-13

lionai exercises. Tile reports from the
churches of tho Association showed II small
advance In MI respects nlml Increased meil,-
brrs,'p.
Tho ilev. II. j. Ferris, Ut Rockford, the
1Rov. ]. s. l1annn, Of Egin, tic lsuv. .5n,nns
'fompkfns, ri Clicago. n'Hl tic Rev. +.
brown, OF tho Itock River Association, were
llta.la corresponding members OF this Assu-
ctalinll.
Resolutions of respect to tic memory Of
tho laio ltey. II. H. Snnw were drawn by II
committee consisting Of Tim t,evs. llarpenl-
inr, Andrews, md Webster, md ndoptctl.
A cotn,ulttec consisting Of Tho l,nya. 1,cl.-
insul,, Skcels. unA Afu,iroc drafted resnln-
tons uf con1olcncr to prof. Fisk. Ut tho Chlcnvo
ThcolngtoAl Seminary. on the Heath Of Its wife,
n copy of whtch WIS nrterrll sent him.
Tho HOY. n. N. Van At..iac. Ut llatav!a, road
az @ va, HffI seIe n to od ,set!s q Of 4.s As.
ii SctsCer: Tic lily. i; i. wr'ent y Gryt.S!l
I's:'ssr r. i?yxs st Crystal Like were clssctsa
asinssS HsS st 81 nx sksff as Fl %fs ss s nss n
t,st,rKG ~ Crcston wure II Hume Msasonary'
Tie TrcIs,,rrr's report showc.la II smsll bn,nncc
The Wrv. W. II. willard introduced I, rcso!.t-
s.stituta . recognition council" far "iis'aI'a-
| tln, t:u,iMcs." ..... ...
TIC ltev. Mr.. Atlito whn hull left lienevn tune.
ccpt GAii ut !AllugnM Allch.; tho sny laldwtl,
WIN hMtl xuno trul ,lrur jltt.etlnn 70 ililat.,or
altstrlel And tho tlcr. coleman, ot IT. Chlrlus:
| VIM hnst EDng to Cornug, III, wcro srns,tc'l
lhtlcia Uf dfsMissHl.
eop!,nittss VII ,aPponted to soa'f,,or ,, ! tho
i.,ntiint,sly LIFT itley to 10 10 4,pple !slvcr.
| This nficr,luo,, the tliumh9rs III tho AS.Dcin-
tloM listened to ii paper l,y the !sev. II. ":
Il Hertnon by tho ttcv. It, Is. Wright, nr Crysthl
Lake. The sacrament Of tho Lords Supper was
| nti'nlntsterrl1.
The SprclMl Commttco reported II resolution
On tho tey. W. Il. W!IiMr,l'u plh,l tn substitute
"reroHn1znF cnunclIs" fur .'!nstaauun eullil-
| clls." hut thnlr report wRy tnbletl.
| Tho ltuv. q. Y. GrocnttlAn rDnllugtoA the chill
drcns meeting tn tho eyGHinE. The Christian
culture 0f ckstjtlrun discussed by Dr. lltrtnN.
Mo. Haunrsl, Prof. c. T. Itniball, und others,
| aid the Association adjourned.
, 1881-05-13

burlington Ahptttntn n NJ Iowa. 80
Tho greatest wander III tbt ~ ~ il called ~
purl,nus III aiIy othur State. u WV" ,welyc n,e,
,oasS IL tse DnTaqua aslosr rns issi.Ss tx =
t'ss veal 9t l1alus csty. ;ss u ,ss '
Il it1n bottui;i, and iiyu fut H!u ,"n, used In ths
Another fput IL tho slze OF tpS ,b"m bs yaryttg ~
sss!sae..oa. i!s wG9s Saxa Sa 's' Ses'',: e.:
ThsrS t i ' Il. ablscc s,en.s1 - i, ,hs =,
~ Gnt surrounding the akn uone Il. or sas
thntn +" TIC SHUT, or whn M bal! n,u
tbe u,,tfrr luke ii Ii bctt OF pS,,h ibil eycepus
iSensth. co!upse.i u oax: oa,ris To- ;.S' eS
hayr bucn plnntol thurs VI ta1 II ths yes.so
luK pf tl,o WMit. III the kP5ts M, ico ou ~ taenxI1
IN ia vieinIty wire obliged rns 10 N .str
accs to prevent Iniudatson. !ho ~, depth o. ss
EruiIu1 surYaua Ut h4tl acres '..t The st stetssl.
clear snI cold; soil sandy sna y! ~ ratr
lnr lhAt no one has boen a. VIZ v,r6efe It tosh
the WAtpr comes from IVA
always cla&r aud fStsos
, 1881-05-13
MICHIGAN NIHIL1srs

A Cock.and.nul, s.,rv
Ioomkccpera, protcct,va "ous W. d.
tiol,. ~'a'edsta<
speetat Dtspasth 10 Ta& cateaoo 1,,,,..
DETROIT, Aflcl.., May 1a-The lIonn.
crs are III desperate strait, and an .hoa..
resort to desperate measures to ncoaHsas ssSasa
their ends. Tho Mtc)Itan r,tnuor hl'piN
Protective Association orraniyaa ~, s<ef
profound sccrcrv, Int a,,,,en,ma,,,tM M''asati
with n t]m1r;sh III tr,,n,,,o,, Is..,s ., ''eaasa
fnilntt of ttu ,,,,rnosa t.. .ss'.. "a'H's akFj
s,,.ninl,,,, ;,u ',,,,,,, - ~. ~" 1eeafdedsa
r q ~ cno "J y. - H1c'aoels' ThtEu
VI 9!o'ooV wslS Fnlseu III the Stats for nm
purfectetl I'm ,,luost rrurv io,vr I,..,.s "t0
looDy'sts, afld solicitors were employed, to.,
Inlttces appointed alid regular mcetine, ss,I l
p"'' ."'.s lul' ~ !" no purpose The fgat
pesan lofiE before last election, md In 4 fss
districts resulted In victnrIra fos ..s,',f
tnt II, ,,,,.t t,i.tr,,t, l., ~ o.. t'i "hekS,
w. ~ '"ose u!s'licts Ill tllo state. tha lem
..',',,.~,,, ~ ...., - the Legislature Il
composed hrEely OF temperenzle7s," wha
during tho session, l,nve fought ,he Hmm,
,,,nn ,,,trt,t n,,ti matt, u,,tt If ~. ~ "9a''
'''e" .4sa "liu 1'"'"' 'a.u II aot exactly COT
anoFllE, nave 1u0re than held their avn
ThO "I'roteGtiye Association odontad II
mama to ,,rotont tts ,,,n,,,to,, oplea ~
money ttnspurfngly. or the siam
rnised. less ttInn sn0fl nn,x r,' ,
4, t., .u,.n,,... S"'sse Nv" emMA
:" Hs Le"S"ts, anu, no salts
sumo r tho ,,,nI.rs uro ,n,xc vu'. s.vsmp.'sso ,,s
,,,,,.,ts,, ~ ..h.."n ~ nus VI "'a ipln q
1"an's 10 ~ "nclu .uo 'honey went Tho Aso
, 1881-05-13
CROP PROSPECTS.


Hpft3at j1Hp1tfh "a 1he Lhef411 1ftbhne.
SrntS0riEI.E,. Ill, Mny 1a.-The State De-
part,nent af Agriculture furnishes tlIe fol-
towing tiata concerning ti.e condition Of tic
wIntcr-whoat crop on Atny3. as reported to
tile Department by its correspondents III
etch county. The first reports Of this crop
ara usually tltscouraglng, especially after
sl,cll IL sevuro winter ~ tic past me, a,Nt
tlIoru Is gooli ro:lson to believe that II bettor
showing will be made by future reports. It
will be seen frnN the following tables TINT the
condition PROMISES 10 per cent ut MI average
crop Il, tho Northern Division of tho Statc,
~ per cent OF I'M average lii thu Central Di.
vision. and II per cent VI MI average lii the
Southern Division ot tie State. Although
this cstlnato OF tho condition of tho crnp IL tlis
couraHn1. 1t IL not ~ bad as hts been pred!Gt-
Cd lit hlany QuRrtesa, and 1t Is belipyu4t TINT tho
iAlHa acreaEo bolng soctiea to spring whcnt will
partially tualso up for tic wlntors araa that Is
bcluY ploWcti lip.
, 1881-05-13
pOnT OF CHICAGO.
AttlttFAlN.

Stmr HhaboyKau. Manltowoa. sundr,cs.
Prop Alturt supor. Muskegnt,. lnInter:
l'rup i. +. Thompson, Muskeyt,n. Lumber.
l'Eope. G. HILL, sluske9on. lumber.
prlp lcorKe Mlnlhr. MusksKoE, lumter.
Prop sotah Chun,bcr!A!n, Cleveland, ctiAl.
rrVp Ann1e l.aurM. suskoEon, iu,n0ur.
1'rup l.ttli9h. l'M!Ealo. s!tniirlcs.
frstr Now Era. Grand fiHyptl, towing
rrop lsutfa!o. nuarAln. snnlrles.
Schr Il. II. lilnkp. AhnnPcG, Tics.
Hthr tnral. Silver Lake. lumber,
ssT seT a' H'"hs9 ,s, osra M sSyR, sSsa; asE 9uScr
Schr l:uGleil. Cleveland, euAI.
kchr EDheAut, l1ltllnvt0n, linsbcr.
Schr Myrtle. l4!1dlnKtnn. lunoor.
Suhr G. MtGhAets.Il, huntingdon, lumber,
Schr Hrllnn. AIIntaXne, IllAbert
6thr Helt, I.4tlltiXtntl, ]MnabUr.
sohr Fiy!iix s Gto;Ti. Ghe5t,9ykai.. t,3yk tumoer.
sssr ss!r tx III; iiS9t Msfs %st IT'S 6aa III im,er
scl,r yankeo !slAtle. Juckaonport, tics.
Hc!lr York htnto, htusk1Uoll, LUMBER.
achr Al!iroEniAc, AusktEnh, lullbar.
buhr y. q. Ahdrowa. Nurth Fort, tiea.
schr tlneo,I1a, t,hsboy9al, lumber.
Hehr Contest, AluskeHol,, lumber.
Bchr 4. J. hlowry. siusktgOn, lumber.
scnF enF lrm IT, r. iinWkx p9nS G,y a|pa.aD nDef; mpor
schr lsln, Ma1lIslcc,. iil1nt'ur.
Hehr john Martin. tlvrglaud. cGMl.
sci!r ka!pt, yGn,npl,oll,, ,M1skego!l, wood.
Behr J. T. IrAey, AhnupeG, tics.
Hclr 1s.lnn, truss luInt, gravel.
Hchr uu0r9e Steel. Ehub0yR4h, lumber,
bclr Y, l.. Jphnuto!. Ll,A.nxl0il, lumber.
hphT nDl.lon iiaryust. MnsKeKotl, lumber.
Schr Wparortte, 0rtuia ttayVll. luMber.
Schr =. +. Allen, Grand Haven. lulub0r,
Schr htnry Amanda, Ur,lllu Haven. lutnbpr,
hchr Look Out. Gr4Ed Haven. lumlbcr,
HchT Apprentice Hny. White Lake. lumber,
kchr Clipper City, slAulstee Lumber.
s se,r Fhs''ix. I.ullnEton, lumber.
Schr,c. u. ltack!ey, Frank fart, lumber.
Hehr 4. J. aoovt,, White i.nku. lumber.
sehr Milwaukee Belle, White Lake, lumber,
Bchr Myrtle, Muskexon, lumber.
6chr Montana, Cleveland, coal.
, 1881-05-13
- EPISCOPAL.

13uFrALo, N. T., Afay IA dispatch from
Baltimore, stating that tho licv. pr. Vim Box
elm or thts city, Ind, without ecclesiastical
outlinrlsy, preached lin Presbyterian church
iM iat city, created quite fnror nniong tho
Eplscopatians Of thls city. The Right Rev.
Ill4hop Cnso regretted tho as1aEr Ind brcn pub
Iisl,ud llU hAd rcccivotl IL notification OF Or.
church III Ca,tunvtIlu, nn hnpusl l}rVnn I.,keltn
would explain himself satisfactorily. Tile
tlco wis merely Il legal step necessary tn 1o
n,ndo. Tho case will doubtless bp nrcsGntpl ~
tho Etcletiustchl Council OF the Church a. III,
curly !!ay. Dr. vnn lIaken is visiting th0 t:nst.
He is sottor ut tho WchlthlCst aud oldest Episco.
puI church III this city.
, 1881-05-13
THE DENTISTS.
Joint Hesxlon OF the Illinois aud Iowa
Societies ut Rock Island.

Special Dispatth 10 1hs Chteaoa Tttbans,
DAvEslonT, Iowa, Mny l2.-rhe Stnte
DontAl Societies 0f Illinois md Iowa,
wl,icl, for tl,e lust two dnys l,aya heeil tIoll-
ing their annllal gatherings In Rock Isiand
and this city, hold toIat session Ill nock
island tllfsn0rnlng, afternoon nild evening,
Thoro were about ITO doctors In attendance.
The forenoon galhertng WIS devoted 10 elm
les, the conductors bflng DR.. Z. Il. lint,ola.,,
of Alton, Dr. L. e. Stone, OF t;ulesburg, Dr.
II. u. Swslu, of Chicago, l>r, II, II. Antes. OF
Ueneseo, Dr. Y. II. Aerrlngton. OF Deloware,
and DR.. G. T. pragon, CI,lcagu. la-
pers were read as follows: "Trcna-
l.ent ut 'rcath Containing nea.l and Dying
pulpa; u!so tho Treatment of Alvcolar Ahsuess,"
l)r. IL, II. Townsend, nf f'onttao; "Maehunlca
Dentistry; its l4at and Future" nr. i. l.. Has
kull, 0f Chicago; "lho Development IT tho
ENanoi,' l}r. ii. y. llean. Ut ClIc.!x!,; "FraU-
turns Ut tho lnterIor Mxxilln." d. I'll. GillnlAu,
VI GuIbcyi "n1ntMl lIyKlerle." nr. ". T. ttleh-
ai,I I!s Constitutional KiiuSls nosuIt!lk froi,i
az I.e q Analv,!ul, Filings of He'd ltY!!avr
Must llo tho lruparatl0n fur the buccassful
l'rauteo ut Ilentistry u. tho Fufuret'' Dr. q. 4.
Kitchen, n[ ltOckfura; "uporAtIve Dentistry" :"
nr. u. y. Miles. " Jcrseyvlllu; "Netmrt un tho
Salta," Dr. Z, W. SpAltag. VI Ut. Louis
, 1881-05-13
ILLINOIS.
10 Tho Editor NJ ne Chttueo Tribune,

ALBANY, Ill.,, Mny ll.-1t Is somewhat
amusing tn read tho dispatches under TIC
hcaa of "Crop REPORTS" One could almost
Imagine that tho ,luys 1T magic had not de-
larted, and tint fnrluers practlcetl 1t lnrgely.
'ri,u repnrts generally say tlio se,.s0n Is liear
ly us carly as us,tat; that farmers have tlono
seulIns, ind tnvu out nbout tho usual tlatl-
ttty, etc. 1t looks rs II thosc ropurts were
written IN fnr IL ptlrpose,-ns though there
wns little "bear" somewhere around. II
people would but stop to think a moment, 1t
see,rS to lnc no otc could be inado to bellGsp
such MI nl,surdlty. a llttlu over three weeks
Mgo the wlnla Northwest was covered with
SHOW alltl luz, aid II fs but little over two
weeks since farmers commenced work III
Tho ilrlds, niMl TINT too In tho most favored
locAltties. 1 venture, to say thcre Is not
wheat null twn-thiuis floats sDwil This sesotI.
It Is tr,u II has turned OF very wnri,, ud erery
thing is growing rnpI!.ly. but from lnu expefi-
tho carly spring is mt imsorablo iu tho best Dc.
yGopment OF plthor whcat Ur oAts And tho
warm wentfer tint sEo "t,enrs quote Us y rcil-
Hon for eihnnccti valles. For tho much warm
wcnthcr very tntlch lesstl,a tho gfances fur Tho
believes III uny itnnr,liut0 ,lnt,wcr of faulno III
honcs,ty ion thlnk tl,ere il tho aslIai ,,lno1at soW
to sprftig crap, ind tho etahccs Hrd that tho
Yield Of that sown will fall FUR short ut tho nyor
ilxc. And, Ii uIy conclusions urD Cllrrcct, wD
se ,. po 9r pres t 10 oet.r tb @
present. THO farmer may tako hope, ttD!iHh !1D
iunf mt r1.lsu NJ mntiy bushels. yot predict he
Will got rs many dollars for what Ito "es raise
sptelni Dt,nateh In The Caleaso Tribune.
GItAnrsIaS. ILL.,, May r..--The sanson Is nd
yutlnInx rHpllLy. nnd lust night tho heat WIS nj
ninHt .iueti!lNr,lble. Vegetation grows quickly,
and the cs1HGts 9r tho !ate aprll!g are nltn,t n7
, 1881-05-13
GARRETT Dli}LICAL,

TIFF lNlAIIlt OF TtIt'SrEEs
mud official vsltora vi tho Ghrrutt Biblical tnst-
tute Ut Esnnaton met OF ycstcFt'ny morning ut
1u o'clock In Durnt,ster Chhpcl. Tho HIM. Grant
uoy,.rc!i. tho President ut tho lizard, was III tho
chnlr. Tic meeting was opened with prayer by
the Row. @. n. lloyd, III tho Northwestern ]n1i-
,liln Conference.
The TRUSTEES. through thoir Secretary anu
Trcnsurcr, Mr. OrinRton t.,'u,., nn1e their An-
1l,,nl report. embracing tho following items uf
receipts atitl expenditures:
, 1881-05-13

.pilncEE1'ISGs AT THE REc0xN DAYS sEs-
MON hf WIZ El!iiS coAuREuATluSAL A.
HGctATttIN,
Spfetas Utspateh to Ths Chicago 7tabune .
EL01N, ILL.,, May LITTLE seeontl days aes-
sou VI the Eialn Association Ut Cnngresa.
tioalll Churches opened III this city to-day
with all Increased attendance. TIE Hoy.
Ferris, Ut Rockford. presided at the devo-