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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NJ orI0E.-I, john +. arhnam' niw 90 VIZ to
IN by give notice that snail rpoPt apP s.aS-
the Judges of the Ccurt OF Seni Snaeiosry OF
sions OF the Peace and jail DeiLNe' Nv ew
the state of Delaware, In sna o,h to dav oi
Castle county, on Monday the S!n ,na aI Nav
May next, being the first d OF m tne hean "a az
term, A. D., 1esl, for iieense s 10 hV In ,he
inn or tavern at S08 Shipley street. LIAM ~ cuo
Third Ward, of the city OF Wlim,d Gnrsss,d
New Castle county and state t,entssiestips slH
with the privilege TO sell IN =,
LIQUORS in less quantities than one auanIII, nrI
TO be drunk on the premises anu ene W ia
lowing respectable citizens rscoHnionu
the said application, TO VII; oS
EJ McMani,s. Michael Megarey,
a Ricirta patrick Monaghan,
Iouis A Rickta James V. Martin.
a Bierman j, c. Wigglssworth.
Henry r.. Iightcap, S. d. Townsend
T, hn Rader Leonard Harman,
George Finsk. Jacob Humel,
Daniel MoElwee, John Cameron,
Harry Lind. Jr.. Geo. w Sawyei'
John y. Brady, James Chrltty'
Samuel j. Finn, Harry Chris4'
ap2-3ts JOHN r. dhAhAm.
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PUBLIC SALES.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT, NEW
J. CASTLE COUNTY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an order of the Orphans,
Court Of the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle County, made at the Feb
ruary term, A. -, 1881, OF said court, will
be exposed 70 public sale at Front and
Broome streets, ON
THURSDAY. The 2lst day Of April, 1881 :
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following Real Estate, being the
property OF Rachel A. hearles, deceased,
situate in the city ofWilmington aforesaid
bounded and described as follows, TO wit:
Beginning at point On the southerly side
OF Front street, al the distance OF one
hundred and eighty-one feet Two inches
from the westerly side Of Broome street,
thence southerly parallel with Broome
street about three hundred and Sixty-four
feet four inches to COnnelPs land, thence
westerly by a line of the same thirty-tw
ieet seven inches to a stake, thence north
erly parallel with BroOme street about
three hundred and sixLy-four feet four
Inches to the aforesaid side of Front
street, and thence thereby easterly thirty
two feet seven inches TO the place OF he
ginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known at the time and place afore-
said by PETER b. FoRMAN,
Administrator.
Or by J. Frank Ball, Esq ;, his Attorney.
Attest: j. M. Housman.
mh2S- -2tawts. Clerk Orphans Court.
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kAILkOAD LIN ELS.
DHILADEI.PHIA WILMINGTON
4 AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD ID.
APKIL B. IAbI.

APRIL 3, 1881.
Trains viii leave WilmlngJon a. folE,w.
for
Philadelphia and Intermedia 10 Stations,
7OO, $40, y.lJ, 1870 a. IN. 40. 400, 81 lU.U0
p. m.
Pniladelpnia tExpress) $50. go, 955
q. m. I2.l5, 9.55 p. III
Phila. and New York 40, $50. 7.O1. 9.66,
ll.63 a. m., 1913, 2O3, 5452, ga pm.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stauons.
B.3S "a, IN. 4.45 y. m.
Perryville and intermediate Stations
4.S3 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, Alz
22s, ,S.38, g. N. 1855, .0l, $50 1851 p. m
TralEa for Delaware Division, leave ioI
New Castle $40. S.35. a. MT Loo 8.0c. $40
p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate stations
S.36 q. m. l.Uo, 6.A p. m.
Delmar aud Intermediate Stations, va
q. nl.; LOO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermei ate stations
3. 10 a. m. 5.OO, 100, 1000 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 20 a. ms So
6.A p. In.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2l2,
2.2S, 7.55, a. M, 1851 p. m,
For further Information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted at the
depot Ill. II. RENNEI,
Sup rintendenL
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apr2-3t

NIoTICE,-I, Patrick Harney, in COM
~ pliance with the re quirements OF the
act Of Assembly, in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that l
shall apply in writing to the Court OF
General sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the stale OF Delaware in and
for New Castle county, on Monday, The
9Th day of May next, A. d., 1881, being
The first day OF the next May term OF the
said court, Tor q license to keep an inn or
tavern at No. GU Il. Third street, being
the S. E. corner OF Third and Pine reefs.
In the Second ward OF the city OF Will
mingJon, Del, and to sell intoxicating
liquors iu less quantities than one quart
10 he drunk on The premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application TO wit:
II. ii, Tay lor, T. B. Merritt,
James Crawford, Joseph Davidson,
Thomas Reynolds, John Plunkott,
A. X. Merritt, +. Herting.
Michael Kenny, Joseph IL. Richards,
Patrick Plunkett, William Legg,
Richard Booth. George y. Gardner,
VIM. ii. Thon psonl y. W. Schultz.
John ]. Dough srty, Myers Hayes,
George DAVIS, Nicholas jenny,
Gustave Konltzer, james J. Monaghan,
Eauiei O'Byrne, James B. Pugh.
ap2-3t. PATRICK HARMEY.
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A ARKANsAs,-LoUIsIANA-rwAs "A d
bOUTH WESTERN IMMIGRATION
COMPANY.

nish reliable information, descriptive
and statistical, reiating to the resourcs ss
and advantages OF the South West.
The company now has foE distribution
Books, Pamphlets, Circulars and Maps,
which viii be sent free Of ch irge upon
application made To
WIN. w. LANG, President,
Late Master Texas State Grange.
3. g. DuXAL, Secretary, Austin, Texas
apr.4-Sm. W. As Broadway, New York,
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR GRADING AND
PAVING
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMIs-
sIoNER, No 81 T.. SIXTH ST.,
WILMINQroN. Del. March 3O, lsel

WILMINGTON, Del, March 30, 1881.
bealed proposals will be received In the
box In the City Council cham ber, until
7.30 r. M, Thursday, AprIl 7th, 1851. Tor
grading and paving the bed OF one square
or more On East Fourth street, except be-
tween the track OF the city railroad. with
Belgian blocks. either Cape ann, Rich
mond or Port Deposit stone. Parties
bidding will please state the price per
square yard, single measurement, for
lay ing the pavement with each OF the
above mentioned stone, and deposit a
sample at the street Commissioners Oh
fice for inspection. The price per square
yard 10 include the cost OF grading, fur
nishing all the labor and material Heces-
sary To complete the work, Except the
sand which the contractor Will be per-
mitted TO take from the city sand PITY
All the dirt aud old material m ust
be taken and depositd d wherever
the street Commissioner directs
The pavement must b. well and sub
rammings, and finished on top with n
cover OF sand we'll broomed into the
Joints. The work must be completed and
the street all cleaned up within sixty
| days from the time the contract is award
| ed by City Council; for every day there
alter the contra tor must pay to the city
OF Wilmington the sum OF ten dollars.
| ThewoPk must be doneuDder the direction
| and supervision OF the Street Commits
sloner, and The work must be approved
| by him before IL Will be accepted by the
| StIeetCO mittee. "A bond with security in
hesam OF Two hundred dollars must &C
company each proposal Tor the good faith
| OF the bidder, aud the person or persons
10 whom the contract may be awarded
must give a bond with security In the
sum OF one thousand dollars for the faith
full performance of the contract. The
Street Committee reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids. All bids must he
properly signed, sealed and end rsed,
Proposals for GRADING and Paving
Fourth street." Any further Information
| that may be desired will be furnished on
| application To
| l.. p. LYNCH,
Street Comm issioner.
BY order OF the street Com mittee.
| WILLIAM McMENAMIN,
| mar30tapr7. ChsiIman.
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CARPETS AND FURNITURE
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHI
CARP s.

Our stock Of carpets Is now about a. full
as It will be ary time this spriGg. IL Is
rich In every sort. except whole carpets.
We hav perhaIs, AS choice a oleetion
OF luxurious carpets as any In Phi lel-
phia, such as wilton, administer and mo-
quette; while In bi ussels. tapestry and In
grain our stock Is beyond any other.
W .lhout doubt.
patterns thai prove below the average
In acceptaLili y we mark dowr. This
gives us nj least two prices in every ha-
brio.
We bespc lk calls from buy ers for ho-
tells, chur, hes, in titutlons, &c.
Carpets b low val e;
Five patterns of wilton, So: orc OF them
nn oriental pattern, we consider particu-
lariy choice. Other patterns, OF the same
quality, s275. John Crossley a Sons
Ei Riish tapestry, sl 10; ten patterns.
Brussels, tiiteeu patterns, sl.2o.
Northorn gallery.
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ELECTRIC
LINE OF STEAMERS
WIN resume their trips between
WILMINGTON, DEL, and NEW
YORK CITY

WILMINGTON, DEL, and NEW
YORK CITY
Sailing from King street wharf, Wi:
mingLon, Del, on
SATURDAY. 10Th INST, at 2 p. M,
Weldner's Wharf Chester, Pa, at p.
M, and from Pier Is, East River,
New York, on
WEDNESDAY, 23d inst, at A p. m.
Thereafter steamers will sail regularly
from Wilmington and Chester, oD
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS.
NEW YORK,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS
Your patronage solicited. For rates ap-
ply to u. ANDRE W5,
King st Wharf, vii.
William Weaver, Weidner's wharf,
Chester. Abiel Abbot, 50 South hf.' n. :
The Wilmington steamship 90. OF Del
mhl2-
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Those who have tried II, lay. there Is
only one good cough medicine and that
Is DIR. Bulls Coua h Syrup. 1t Is cheap
too, only Is cents a bottle.
NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer isthe marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped Free
Send to 9S1 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
oct 20-fy
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OIICE.-I, Hiett Graham, in compli-
~ ance with the requirements OF the
act of Assembly, In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that 1
shall apply in writing 10 the Court Of Gem
eral Sess ons OF the Peace and jail Bellv-
cry, OF the State OF Delaware In and for
New Castle county, on Menday. the 9th
day oI May next, A. d.. 1881, being the
II rht day OF the next May term OF the said
court, for license 10 keep an Inn or tav-
ern. known as the Atlantic Hotel, on
Pearl 3 rect, In the city OF New Castle,
New Castle Hundred, and school district,
No. As, Delaware, and To sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart
TO be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
HE 4 r s@is H1rIs %nr''oa'l'H' Y vi herbert,
Geo. Il. Deakyne. VIM. n. KINNEY,
William Herbert, Ferdinand LeC kler,
A. q. Gray, M. N. Wler,
ID W. ElktDton, i. ii. Foln,
James Mllmot, ID. Boulden.
+. L. Chase. George A. Maxwell,
John j. Black.
ap2- t" HIETT GRAHAM.
NOTICE-I, Robert Cottingham do here
~ by give notice that shall apply 10
the JuGges OF the Court OF General Sea-
stems OF the Peace and jail Delivery Of
the State Of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county, on Monday, the 9th day o;
May next, being the first day oI the May
inn or tavern at No. 800 Maryland Ave-
nue., In the Tenth Ward OF the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county and state
OresAid, with the privilege to sell intoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities Than one
quart, TO be drunk on The premises, and
the following respectable citizens rssom-
mend the said application, to wit:
Charles Solloway, Philip Daley,
Robert Cassidy, William Aarrlgan.
NJ. j. McC oskey, William Blake,
Michael Nc Evilly, Michael Connolly :,
Edward Mcclure, Myies Burke,
james McGrath, Ezra Lukens,
James z. Deveiin, David #. rindley,
John II. Canning, Thomas Shannon,
William Clancy, John Gill,
Thomas Mchvllly, Edward N. Hehir,
Hewson r. Lannan, Edw. II. Garraghy,
Patrick Kennedy, Patrick Neary.
ap.23t. ROBERT COTTINGHAM.
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nj Persons wno:were drafted In
In the stale of Delaware for The Uniled
States in IL itaryservic In May, June or
July, 1854, and paid commutatlon fee.
were afterwards again drafted 10 ls6S and
were required TO procure q substitute or
enter the military service under the latter
draft, Will md IL To their advantage 70 come
municate, either personally or oy lettei
with the underslgned, who has been au.
thorixed by the state Leg eislature 10 colle0
from the Secretary OF War, the commute
tion money paid by such persons. Tne
Secretary OF War having been directed ~
CT of Congress TO refund the commnia'
ON paid on such cases. q. IL. Is. DAT,
Dover Del, Julv 10. 1879.
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MI U1ICE.-NoLice Is hereby given thai
IN the partne nership lately subsistlnk 20
tween John Pyle and George M: ID. hoo-
insoO; OF White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, under w
firm name of Pyle and Robinson, was
dissolved on the 26th day OF March, 4. u
1881. The said John Pyle is authorized 70
settle all debts due 10 and by the arm.
The business will be continued py 'ns
said ohm Pyle at the same place.
JOHN PYLE, ,,
GEORGE NJ. b. ROBINSON
mb28 -eod2w.
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OTICE.-No persons are authorized
~ 10 make collections for the VIII
mington Branch of the Irish Land
League unless they show the written
authority 10 make such collect 'onh
signed by the President and Secretary
BY order of the branch.
II. @. TURNER, President
THna MnEXI ALLY AneraiarH
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NOTICES,

GO-PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
" have this day formed co-pArtner.
snip under the name and style Of Msiher
Canning, for the purpose OF continuing
the General insurance business. isrmerly
carried ON by Thomas r. Plummer, a
No. 50z Market street. Wilmington, De.
JOS. M. MATHER.
JAMES ID. CANNING.
Wilmington, DEL, Feb. II, 1881.
feblb-Lhu6sat,
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NJ oTICE.-In order that the public ma{
IN become thoroughly acquainted WIN "
the lard or hog butter, which IL solu ~
extensively ali over the city for puiee
butter, will have sample OF the sAu
fraudulent butter on exhibition on
stalls, marked not for sale. Stalls 10 anu
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NOTICE.

Hannah e. Davidson .s,
George r. Kitchen ct al.
And now to wit this Ath day OF fsU, I.
ruary. A. D.. 1881, the subpoena ~ mvs,ed
cause having been Issued an1 aeLsSys Says
TO the sheriff more than thlrtY u"b
before the return thereof, and George n n
Kitchen, William +. Stldham, Alneo Y
stsdhara, samuel Stidham. Thomas
Stidham, Anna ii. Jaquette ,ham, 1s
Hughes = Brian. George orIss M Mcdowell,
of the defendants, not being Iou19rhaTles
not having appeared, on motion OF Cna,io.
b. Lore, ESQ, solicitor for the GUniin Il,
ants, and upon AFFIDAVIT OF In that
Clark, Sherlri OF New Castle Connsyi islate
the said defendants reside out oi th9 SaorVe
of Delaware, as folio VS.: The saiu u,,siS oS iS
r. Kitchen In Chester Comfy, SaSnesn.
Pennsylvania; said William y. Lid.
Alfred d; stiahana ana d.hsng,an sa%nsi District
OF Columbia; said Thomas X. s. AID
In Edwards County, State OF kAbsaSS, S,,vau
Anna III Jaquette, Jennie hugnes city Of
and George X. stidham IN rne asnSa. said
Philadelphia, state OF Pennsylvsnh,a ,aiste
Thomas Kitchen in Cecil county, SrsSI.
of Maryland; said Morris McDoweil:, ihe
dence unknown. It Is ordered oy Rit-
Chancellor that the said George i,rsd b.
chen. William y. stidhasm, oiaham Thomas
X. :stldham, Anna IL. Jaquette;u ;uj'chen
Hughes Bryan, George *. dknnwell,
Thomas Kitchen, and Morrls NY he fifth
day T Of September next or that tIhnntesso $50
bill be taken pro il di.
as to them, and the kegistedi itder 10 be
rected 10 cause copy OF tnls V srnm this
published within thirty days sawsvaper
date in the DAILY GAZETTE, . s,an. nswspi 10
published In the city of Wllminntinosa IN said
this County, to be continued. ,ha IN first
newspaper, for thirty days aiter '"e
pupion nttest 'he'J ]. M. HoUsMAfN,c
At.esI sAs %, Reg. e. u
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R. MESsICK,

DEALER IN
Pure Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
mh2S-lm.
NOTICE.
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THos. McEviAILY, secretary.
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NUTUE-A, N, +. CHURCH RAINY
AND WE APPEAL ToA GENEROUS Ayb,U.

~ #NN NA
DEAR F~RIENDE--lt 10 among The tbibu
mat our present pastor, Rev. dec, I. PtS,'t I'M
10 returned 10 thiGChurth AROthpF yP,f, GU.
VIII meet next september, At which linn ii ~
likely he viii be rent TO another rhAb,r IA
have been 80 succeEi ul slute the al II nm, !,
two years ago, iva laid The ClFnetStohs M mr.
bank, and up 70 this date Va have rad Sliy y
total debt, which WAG Si,76O, which leaJS NM
ance Of S1,bOV)' aud w, The mOmtRn d NM
church, IN perfect harmony With our piIIl, ~.
holding q rally 10 Try 10 raise - much Il tbiIvg
- We pOisiblY can, TO help bunI lhS hI,St
debt which hGrgS over Our head, before Oat ~.
taken away from US. Therefore We m,ks / M.
10 our lIlOndI and WelWlIhen ~ helm d, bisC
amount OF money, | notice In other dt q 1. \
from ue, the gentlemen and lAditI Of wealth nan
iIB their poor cOlOHd pOple TO pay "a III NM
their churches. In the city Of Cllunbui e, -
promised when they have their nllI, TbkI
!hil month, "a. give them Sl,OOO; another Isl n
ladie! WOO each, 10 help pay ~ a dIbIOi stu n
dPaI lrlen1s, W nave Just "a wealthy gtdsaHu
ladies' In the city Of wheeling ~ thet hiti ~
cities and We haze lust 10 poor rOlOFed bt0pl, nm
Ing aS other cities and we owe neatly b inUa ~
% they do In other cities, while Il Il tht ht0s
there are some mel who decline glVIpg MONT M
OIL church debts, and don't want 10 Rrtbo1laHG
bible ~ q revelation from God, u a. tOdt M
Word, they should like tho morals lhIt In Nh
system inculcatesi they should h. EIid 10 GtIa
opportunity 10 encOuiag0 the Gospel, btcmHda
good moral Influence Il has upon nLhLltl 3
should leel II not only q charity but 1 positive b
ebjoinel upon them 10 support The GJpel niui
the poor 10 building churches 10 which 10 I'D
lheir uOd. II Ia the duty Of those Who uCist
help such In the divine spread Of The GO,Jtl ID
cause II teaches a piOuS reVeFt nee tbvIft Oh /
Because IL brtalhe4 peace and good vii DL ~
lind. Z. BtcauIe Il teaches ruth aud Vita n
Osty and | eDevOlenOe In all The civil, lElilniba
relations Of man, "a he stands accountable V GhsL
tod % he stands connected with OF related 10 Vi ~
kind Respectfully,
le8-WAP KEV'G. T. PR0SLL
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ConMENCEmENT C0NCERr

-
Al the wheeling Female College,
esIed Audience.
The heat Of last night lod the Com
mencement reporter TO imagine, on biz
way over to the Female College, that the
Commencement concert would not attract
q large audience. What was his surprise
then, In end every seat in The Commodi'
GUS hall filled on his arrival. Nothing In
the elements seems sutncient to debar oul
people from going to the Female College
whenever any entertainment 10 on hand.
And whyH
Simply because II Is made an invariable
rule by thetalented and discreet president
OF the institution, Miss Taylor, TO have
performances rehearsed until they are as
perfect 90 they can be made, and then to
make them the right length. Besides
these admirable features, The charming
social atmosphere which always pervades
the place makes an addltionala'traction.
All these adjuncts 10 a pleasant evening
were present last night. The programme
OF the concert. after some introductory
remarks by Miss Taylor, began with q
piano solo BY Miss Ella W. Deiters, OF
Pleasant Valley. The second was
an admirably performed solo on the
same instrument by Miss Hannah
Heyman, ofthis city. Miss Mayo. Way,ot
Graysville, o., a most charming young
lady, sang O "Dfeam Of Love-" She was
somewhat embarrassed, but performed
very nicely. Miss Tingle, who was down
for a piano solo, was Unable 10 appear.
Miss Jennie Kfaus, Of this city, played
one OF Hummels most difficult compost.
tons In q masteriul way for q young lady
OF her age. Miss Weidman, Of this city,
played "Fra Dlavolo," and Miss Belle
Po''s sons q 0 oSiIsd' oSbb ro 'T''''y ry "sDS
Miss j. Bird Wilson, Of Grafton,
Misses Lewis and Whitaker, Miss Wal.
lace, Miss Warren, Miss Sadie Logan,
Miss Fannie Elsenberg, oil Bonneville, and
Miss sallie Whitaker followed In ihstru.
mental and vocal solos, and winning, o.
they deserved, rounds Of applause. Es.
peCIally deserving Of these were the per.
formances Of Miss Elsenberp, Miss War.
rem and Misses Lewis and Wallace. The
piano duette by Misses Allen and Deiters
was not given on account OF the indispo.
Bition OF Miss Allen.
Much Of the proficiency In vocal culture
exhibited by the pupils In the above men.
toned concert is due Miss Took the for.
mer iUstfuCtfess there In that branch, aid
who resigned but q few weeks since.
II is proper 10 mention that, In connec.
ton with the concert there was On exhibit.
ton made oil the progress Of the painting
class In the past term. The pictures we're
hung above the stsgeand around the walls,
Among them, which we're mainly land.
pCapes, the reporter noticed the works OF
Miss Annie and Jennie MCCofd, Of Wells.
butgh; Miss Maggie Matling, Of Clinton;
Miss Rosa Stewart, oil 81. UlaifsVille, and
Mics Emma seybold, Of this city.
With q pleasant social time spent In The
patlor The evening drew 10 a close and all
departed feeling they had been we'll enter.
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Al THE LAADIHs.
LsVse NOISs-BaaiRsss-TO-day's and Yea,
IeFdRy's Boats.

NNA9AI = 6unNAs
Weather clear and warm.
The Scotia, en- route % Pittsburgh, Is due
this morning.
Last night the marks showed ten feet
and rising slowly.
Thomas Moug will leave on the Iron
Duke this morning for ST. Louis,
The Andes left on time with an excel
lent trip Of freight and passengers,
The Ironsides passed down with a'tow
OF railroad iron miscellaneous freight.
The StoCkdRls passed down to Cincinnati
Yesterday, and the Graham up to Pitts.
Jos. II. Dunlap, Superintendent, and
Capt. v: 0, Gray, Of Gray's Iron Line,
The Iron Duke Is fastened onto three
barges OF the Top Mill, aud will leays this
morning Tor st. Louis,
The following towboats passed up yes.
terday: The Belle Prince, j, II. McCon.
nell, and Grand Lake.
Thirty-three coal tows went down past
this port, Yesterday, each with from eight
to sixteen barges Of coal.
The Carrier leaves the Belmont landing
at noon to-day for st, Louis, Captain
Ooulson, her active agent here, secured
her q big trip.
The following tow boats, with coal tows,
passed down yesterday: Jos. II. Stone,
A. Swift, Onward, Ltoness No. 0, Fred,
Wilson, John Penny, Enterprise, Josh
Cook, Geo. Roberts, Bengal Tiger, Hope,
Nellie speer, Belle MCGowsn, Jos. Walton,
Goal City, Alarm, Sam Brown, Baltic, Tom
Lysle, ]. N, Bunton, Ark, Acorn, B. D,
Wood, Ben Wood. Goal Valley, Rover,
Panther, Nellie Walton, W, U. MCGuiEey
Ed. Hobbs, and Hornet No. 9,
PTTTsBURGH, June 7.-Riyer six feet two
inches and falling, Weather cloudy and
warm.
CISCINNATI, June 7.-River eight feet,
and rising, Weather hot, cloudy and
threatening. Arrived: ]. W, CAT, mem
phis. Departed: Andy Baum, Memphis
Up: Granite State, ST, Louis to Pittsburgh
LOUISVILLE, June 7.-Rlver falling; foul
teet nine inches in chute on the falls. Bush
ness dull, Weather clear and hot, with
indications OF rain tonight. The Granite
State goes over Portland bar, and will pas!
up tonight Tor Pittsburgh. The Sidney
got of Portland bar this afternoon, and
lett for 81, Louis. The last account Of the
U. T, RchenCh was that she Is still sgrounC
on Portland bar,