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The daily gazette., 1882-04-11
RaraOnMl.

Alexander Stephens has been ae-
riously i'll again, but he is now better.
Henry Ward Beecher will help to
dedicate the English Congregational
Church at Lansford to-day.
Thomas IL. Denny, Esq, ex-State
senator of Kent county, is in the city
to-day.
Mr.. 2. Hopkins is in Wilmington
to-day, attending the U. s. Court as q
juror.
Charles Beasten, Esq, of Middle
town, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. John Wanamaker announces
the readiness to supply the most ele-
giant reasonable goods at the Grand
Depot, which has been undergoing ex-
tensive repairs.
Mr.. N. W. Gooken, station master
of the P. w. & B. R, in this city, will
remove during the present week from
the residence he has so long occupied,
No. 602 w. Sixth street, to 602 French
stieet, one of the new dwellings re-
Gently erected.
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LOAL LIN Es.

tla9aa n!s Tribe of Red Men. of this
4 s, @l,l attend the dedication of The
|, Ssa.' Tar u aall in New Castle, on Mon
pa. j isSir es,lss Is being organized for St.
| hf J Sq,perintendent,. :, office of tbs w
k,s,vl"1.' ., H. Is aboot to be removed i from
\, ,''s'lle to this city. ''0u
Ie 1a,s','. LsTy Court resumed 1t. session
Fpentssdi @s5iI tbi, term m,ta, Of the US. Court
~ '1ls evening. = 'A' opera
.E,Ia.ns g@ s. eapelle ha, been s,...oa
3 5, Conn,lale or tie Delaware Fire sSuo IosI,r.
dpcliaap, vice William. Canbv,
la, r,ue hue J reelection. Mr.. Canbv
many ve,r, PRESIDENT of the company
nooa "iSden 5v e1l,. was arrested yesterday
i JsDss. ~ : :. oliicer Thomas and tas detse.
lp bslo,1oiilslt N II stealing a gold watch hand and
Gops, 9,,s,ns :, s, to Harry M. Reeve. au1
losiGspO u 5s.. lae DAILY GAaErrr of ,ta
zErrE olHce. are wanted at the
L. lSai.@ees: lS.ee: July 8, 1881: Ane
81, 1851 Fseple ober, 26, 1851
Ivy copy of each date. gwen
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The Jefferson Recept.ou.

iSe third annual ception OF the JEFF.
cn Democratic Clab. took place last
hlin The Institute Hall, and was In
" respect very brilliant affair. 7 he
70 vas very tastetully decorated for
OCCASION, and reflected credit upon
committee having the matter in
lpt,
FeVous to The march, the First Regi-
lnl Band gave concert. The march
Z place about 10 o'clock, led by Mas
OF Ceremonies Robert First and
Nellie Bleyer. They were followed
nedlately by the other officers and
I ladies', and fifty-eight other coup.
. mere we're several visitors present In
|ling a humber of Baltimore officials.
I,lls the night an abundance of re-
sanents we're served.
le reception was highl5 satisfactory
~ one eIj)yed themselves, until an
y nour this morning when they de-
Isa = Tor their homes we'll pleased with
JeHerson's third.
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Walter Pearl, aged 65, and his son
Benjamin, aged 80, were drowned yes
terday while trying to cross Chester
Bay, Nova Scotia, In small boat.
The marble work ers' strike IN New
York continues. Six firms have thus
Tar grapted the mems demands.
The carpenters, shoe factory girls and
Grand Trunk freighters, IN Toronto,
ntinue on strike. The Toronto paper 3
favor q compromise as the only way OF
9 ,ttling the trouble.
A petition wss fl ed yesterday by Mrs.
ScovilIe In oae Of the Chicago Courts to
be appointed conservator q the person
aud estate of the assassin sfuleeau. The
object is to have the question Of his in
sanity tried In tbat eliy.
During last week there were 30 deaths
from small pox In Cipcinnati, and 65
deaths from scarlet fever and 80 from
dIphtherla In New York.
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Claim fnr lpnnlnrea.

WARRINGTON, April l0.-A decision
was rendered by tha Supreme Court
to-day in the case of Albert Scheffer
Ell al, executors, vs.. the Washington
City, Virginia Midland and Great
Southern Railway Company. This
was suit to recover damages for the
death Of one Charles Scheffer, whs, it
WAS alleged, committed suicide In
consequences Of insanity eaused by in
inries received in an accident on the
Virginia Midland railroad. The court
holds that the alleged negligence of
the railroad company was too remote
a cause of death in this case to Justify
recovery. Judgment affirmed. Opin-
ion by Justice Miller.
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Gbe galIy Sasttte.
FIRST EDITION.
r,LEGRAPnIc SUNNI ARK

n, parnell was released from kll-
~. s,..s,n lail yesterday, on parole for 9
n,slr' lns.E 10 enable him to visit a sister in
p','s p's.' Who suffered recent bereavement
u.rlan has begun TO train for his
|,".Ins ,,,,na match With Ticket en- May i....
|Tr, E1s'IS Appointment ofS. de alers rs min
49,, ~ =, r foreign afTairs for Russia has had
1 ~, r,assurlng effect at Berlin....M. Jules
|rnsnn. Joseph Quicherat. tne French
G,,hsologIst. is dead....The Russian
elmv INV Is to be reduced by 80 0 men....
In Spanish Chamber OF Deputies yes
s,day debated the treaty of commerce
Ewb France. The dispute between
E,sly and Uruguay over the msltreat.
k,an, aod ImprisJnmento OF two Italiars
4 MontevIdeO has been satisfactorily set
lsa. Frosty weather in Austria lie
emaslug the earl, vegetation.
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A Zen STRIKE

A young German-A A mericap, Hermann
D. HartIrD, left his old grandparents in
Germany to escat o he military ouiy of
the Faderland and TO better hts fortun es
He was only twenty-one, and found a
place to work at the Ten-pin Alley of II.
high repnte, at No. 100 Raymond street,
Brooklyn. He was saw ing young man, ,
and idVested one dollar in The February
drawing OF The Louisiana State Lottery
the was not sure of the STABILITY of the
swings institutionsl and he received
Sl60fl. lie Is now u popular leader OF
youth in the city or churches He Is
a out to return to superin end the re-
moval of his grandparents here. He viii
invest in tine next drawing which takes
placa Aprit llth before i e leaves, ard you
can learn anything about II by W iting to
M. A. Dauphlu, New Orleans, La.
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SECOND EDITION
PARNELL REEEAsnD.
ONE WEEKS PAROLE FOR THE PRIso-
NER OF KILMAINHAM.

DUBLIN, April 16.--Mr. Parnell
was released from Kilmainham at six
O'Clock this morning, and took the
train for Kipgstown at half past six
on his way to England. He was re-
leased on parole for week In order to
enable him to visit a sister in Paris
whose child has just died.
Mr.. ParnelPs release was not at first
understood to be ON parole and tele.
grams were sent to ali parts of Ireland
announcing that the release was un-
conditional. The resuls was that the
rejoicings were general. Preparations
were made for illuminations and torch
light PROFESSIONS. When the true
state of affairs became known bitter
disappointment prevailed. A strong
feeling sprang up in several places
giving rise to approximations among
the local authorities. The announce
ment that Mr.. Parnell left for England
without seeing single friend allaysd
the public feeling. The Dublin eve
ming papers contained leaders express.
ing their intense satisfaction &C the
release of the member for Cork, ex-
horting he people to be calm and
congratulating the government on at
last recognizing the fact that coercion
had failed. The following is copy
of the Chief Secretary's letter ordering
Mr.. ParnelPs release on parole
DUBLIN CASTLE, April 0, 1882.
"SIR--I am directed by the Lurd
Lieutenant 10 acknowledge the receipt
OF a telegram Ieeeived by me from Mr..
Parnell Lnis afternoon In The following
terms:-I have just heard Of the death
of my SISTERS only child from typhns.
wish to attend the funeral in PARIS and
will undertake net TO take part in any
political matter during my ABSENCE
Iamalso directed 10 statethat uponuuder
standing that AIR. Parnell's engageInent
includes an undertaking not to take part
In any demonstration his Exceliency
approves Cf bis being released ON parole
for one week or ior such further time as
will enable hiln to attend the fuoeral
of his sisters. child. You will please
hand MIR. Parnell copy of this letter.
~ am, sir, youc obedisnt servant,
'W. 4. FORSTER.
"To the Governor Of Kilmainham
Pr.sJD."
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Negro Poisonsrs Arrested.
prrEpsBuRa. April 10. 1882

Intelligence has just been received here
of the arrest of the supposed murderers
of Mrs. II q. Gray and Travis Joues, Of
week by drinking coffee la VIII Oh sJry-
Gimme had been placed. one of the ac-
cused is a girl Ii years old named Mary
Booth and The other colored woman
named Martha Jones. Both have been
committed TO jatl TO await trial at the
next term OF Inc county court The girl
ayows her Innocence and claims thai She
saw NJ 4rtha Jones put poison ID the cof-
the family table. The stomachs of the
victims were sent TO Richmond this
morning for analysis. Mrs. Gray was
former resident of Chicago and In COM
pany with her husband came to Virginia
only a short time ago.
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NEW CASTLE LETTER.
X. OF p. BALL--1HE CITY ELECTION
TODAY. Da

X. OF p. BALL--7HE CITY ELECTION
TODAY.
New CASTLE, April 11th, 1882.
Correspondence OF the GAZETTE.
The ball given by the Knights Of
Pythias, in their New Hall,lsst evening.
was perfect success. The grand march
which started vt 10 o'clock, was led by
Master OF Ceremonies Robert Smith and
lady, followed by 101 couple who
could not form the initials of the Society
on account OF the crowded coadit on Of
the Hall. The Committee Of Arrange
ments consisted Of John Bacon, Chair
mar; George Hewlett, Joseph Bacon.
Walter +. Wolfkiel and Charles SImis-
ter. @8| A
The fair Of Watson Post, No. 8, G.
A. r., opened last evening luthe Court
Honse under favorable auspices.
The city election takes place to-day.
There ar two tickets in the field, one
bears the name of ). II. Black, tor May
or; VIM. F. Lane, for Treasurer; Paul
Barr, for Assessor, VIM. j. Ferris and
John McFarlin for City Council. The
other Charles KINNEY, fjr Mayor, and
John M. Burkes and Wm. j. Ferris,
fol City Council. Geo. w. ElIcott has
Withdrawn for the Council contest.
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The East Obseauiss.

Ths funeral Of the late Allen Ruth took
place Yesterday Afternoon, services being
neld In Ohvet Presbyte an Church.
The reEnalus rested in a handsome
silver m0uHtsd, black cloth covered
oaskets and presented q life like appeaf-
Ance. There were several floral offsr,p pRs
among them being pillow from the
sons o. the deceased bearing the words
: our Rather" and q pillow and cross
nom tne Witsel Senate. The services
we're coneuc,ed by Rev. Mr.. MslIory OF
Ollvet church, who preached from the
text. =" "FhouATt God" Palm xix. The
funeral was very largely attended among
enoee persent bstDg the Board of Educa-
uon. PREVIOUS to the funeral the Board
ing resolutions.
WHEREAS, The board or Education
neard with profound sorrow and regret
o. tne death ofour late fellow-member,
Rssotued, That In him we recognize a
generous and warm m-hearsed friend. and
useini citizen whose loas viii be greatly
felt 10 our midst.
Resolved, That In him our cltiz ans have
lost q mosG enterprleing business man;
and the Board an efficient mennher-one
who was faithful TO the trusts imposeu
on MIN by mis- fellow-members.
S resolved. That aFa mark of respect
anu ehLeem, the Board attend The funeI-
a. OF the deceased in a body, TO taRe
place a. O'clock, p. m, today.
Resolged, That we extend our heartfelt
TO the family ofthe deceased
In this their hour OF bereavement, and
that the aecretsry OF the Boord be in-
strncted TO furnish the fam ly with a
copy OF the above reso utIons signed by
The President and attested by The secre
tary.
William @. GpIER,
WILLIAM q. BAUGH
CHARLEs BsIRD,
Committee.
The following named gentlemen acted
as pail bearers:
SAMUEL Murphy, William L. Gilbert,
> ssse bineham, David Hughes, Alvarl
al en-, DAVID Haines.
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Only Ome Dollar

Pers ons desiring to obtain homes
on the very easiest terms or to invest
their money safely and at good rate
of Interest cannot do better than sub
scribe for shares In the "Excelsior
Loan Association, now being issued.
Shares one dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six per cent
interest may be obtained at any Time
after the first year.
For further particulars call at the
Office of VIM. e. Hawkins, Secretary,
No. 712 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. mar2l-eod1m
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Raslna drug store of course. All
'o'aag Incidents occur In drug
A bo1,Ltuatis H. nearly all. She was pretty !,
L,,t y,as sies aai golden hair. one OF
! "a d'aa u ol y, beauties tha poet would have
Onn NJ sa angel but the fact that a
H. ay n,al, VI pimnl,s on ber fair frontlp-
H. n p,Deelaied n all thought of q eelestiaI
: .p powl timidly to the handsome
H., ,us u a,keq Tor "Swayne's Ointmeu
hiahas Ra'n Ii,esss II, aud upon receivinR 2 i
GUNNER sun. ooAoAo
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The Chinese Minister'S Trip.

WASHINGTON, April 1O-The
Chinese Minister, accompanied by
his Second Secretary, two attaches
and interpreter, will leave Washing
ton tomorrow morning for New
York and there will take the first
steamer for Spain. The Minister
expects to return to this country in
few months, and after spending
some time in Washington will go to
Peru.
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thoroughly ,Rcpalred.

Locomotive No. 60, of the Delaware
Division of the 2. w. 81 B. r. Il, has
just come out of the machine shop In
this city, having undergone a complete
overhaullng. She has been repaired to
correspond In every particular with the
standard Pennsylvania r. r. locomo-
tivcs, including painting, whistle aud
If coupling. All the bright work
above the foot board has been removed
except the bell. She mate her FIRST
trip since being repaired, on the 9.35
Delaware train this morning.
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Dazaiinw Lights.

When Adam Forepaugh, the We
teran circus manager, cast his net
over the Old World to secure the
most famous attractions for the en-.
tertainment of the American public.
he did so with remarkable success.
Among those who make their OPEN
Ing bow this season, are Louisa
Rentz, the relgning equestrian queen
OF the Imperial Circus at Berlin,
Lizzie Deacon, England's equestrian
empress, from Hengler's Circus
London, whose two, three and four
horse feats are phenomenal; Sig
Leonati, the amazing bicycle spiral
ascensionist the famous Silbon
troup of acrobats and gymnaets, of
Paris, Berlin and Vienna; the three
Herbet brothers, giants in strength;
models of grace and wonder as
gymnast; Samuel Watson, the faS
NOUS European bareback rider, AL
bion the "Wizard OF the WhirIing
Wheel ,''in his eight feet high blcy-
Gle; the Lloyds, father and sons, In
their comical musical melange, and
q variety Of marvellous horseback
feats, all new to the United States.
Besides these are a host of other
stars, all of the first magnitude.
The show is great in every sense. :
This great show will exhibit in
Wilmington on Friday
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THE ADAMS swINDLER.

CHICAGO, III, April 10, 81.
1t is learned that James Fltzger-
aid, who swindled Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams out of a large sum of
money, is a we'll known criminal in
that line, bis first operations taking
place in Milwaukee. He was ap-
pointed by ex-senator Carpenter's
influence to position in Washings
ton, but found swindling more pros
fitable and engaged N numerous
schemes, all of them, however,
being on smaller scale than the
last.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11

] Democrstle Victory in Trenton.
4 TRnSfox. Ardl lO.-The city election
i. IsyrsuI.sdla the success Of the Demo-
I,tlo ackst Mayor Vroom was re-elect-
/ BY 800 u,jorItv; School supenntsu-
.sut Shepherd by 800; Receiver OF Taxes
lard BY about 600. Tho Democrats also
lect six ont OF eight Counollmen and
Tree members OF the Board OF Chosen
rsebolders. Council will stand II
emocat, TO Republicans and the
Osr1ot Frssholders will be Dem ocratic
two majority.
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InAia nrchaIars,,.

Tomorrow evening the Society for the
Prevention of Cru5lty to Chiltfen will
bold q public meeting In the Opera
House The meeting will be addressed by
the we'll known bum minit rian, Anthony
Cemstock, Esq, OF New York ,and others.
Those who are iHterssted IN the welfare
OF the society are cordially inYited to be
present
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11
AHnl,norinffnn A RnII

The Germans of this city gave a sub
scriplion ball in the German Hall Herd
man building last evening. The attend-
ance was large and every one seemed to
enjoy themselves. About midnight those
present marched TO the Odd Fellows
Hall, where supper had been prepared
by Charles Reynolds.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11

In is probable that the young lady
celebrated in those charming lines Of
Robert Burns, had tan, moth-spots and
lreckIes, with other beauty blomlshes.
For such conditions, DR.. C. w. Beason's
Skin Cure should be on every lady's toi-
es table.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11

MRS. KATHERINE CHASE SPRAeUE
has filed a petition in the Superior
Court of Cincinnati against Elizabeth
F. and W. Bsebe, George L. Feblger,
Christian Febiger and VIM. Sprague,
asking partition of certain properly in
that city in which she claims an inter-
est. Nearly all the parties are non-resi-
dents.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11
The StAr Route Men Greatly Disap-
p0Anted-Am Unexpected Decspa0m

The Star ROuTe Men Greatly Dlsap-
poAnted-An Unexpected Decision
WASHINGTON, April 10.--rhe slar
route men are very much disappointed
by the decision of Judge Wylie. They
were out in force, with their large
and formid liable legal corps, and, SUR
rounded by their friends, awaited the
action of the court, with the expenta-
tion that Judge Wylie would sustain
the old Maryland law. So confident
were they of this last night that the
rumor was current that the character
of the impending decision had leaked
out, and it appeared to be generally
accepted as fact that the result was
unfavorable to the government. The
issue is squareIy Joined in to-day and
the members of the accept it as grace
fully as possible. Their attorneys,
however, will not leave a legal stone
unturned, or q straw unused which
may serve to block the road to justice.
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A CIear.COmnIe&tou

pn he bad by every lady who will use
prker's Ginger Tonic. Regulating the
ternsl organs and purifying the blood
quickly removes pimples AVID gives n
|sthy bloom to the cheek. Read
|Outlt 10 aD0lhsr column.
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N OTICE.-l, Patrick Mulrooney, the
IN owner of the house situated at No.
l0N On estnut street, in tine Tenth ward
OF the city of Wilmine ton, county of
New Castle. State OF Delaware. said house
being of the yearly rent of Ss4c; In
compliance with the require
ments OF the acts ofthe General Assem-
bly, in sE ch case made and provided, do
hereby gi We notice that shall apply In
writing to the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace aud JAN Delivery OF the
State of Delaware, In and for New Castle
county. on Monday, the Sth dsY of May,
A. d 1892, being the next term Of said
court, for a license ior said house as an
Inn OR tavern, for The sale therein OF in-
toxicating LIQUORS in less quantities than
one quart Ca be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens OF
the said district recommend the said ap-
p'icAtioD, TO wit:
Thomas Manion, Patrick Neary.
samuel l.. BaA ley, Fernanon smith,
Owen Mcdonald, Patrick Maher,
HeWson ~. Lanan, Thorn walsh,
Michael Farley, Fsrgu Kelly,
"A. j. McCl0kkey, w. u. Simpson. rE
b. +. Whitaker James Whitaker.
Edward ID. Jordan James MrKinney
John Naughton, Philip Fernan,
Myles Burke. %. W. Hughes,
william McFadden, William Forrest,
Henry Il. Pusey, Patrick L0nR.
aprll-Sts PATRICK MULRo0NEY~
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DON'T ha Alarmed

at Iright's Disease, Diabete or any
disease of the kidneys, liver or urinary
organ, as Hop Bitter will certainly and
las iBgly cure you, and 1t ID the only
thing that Will.
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B,sasl Democratic Successes.

\ 'ss'isShD, s'i,sInD 4; Conn. n, April lo.-At The
r. Sc. Beatty, D bemoooIisoa S,eo,ion to-day AM
yor, The Deenocrat, was elected
! City CLERK Democrats ens also elecied
Hector and dIs s5srisrFe Treasurer. SUI Auditor.
'''''' divided on ward Ss 'Oaf ofiioss. ssrd'
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Annoyance Preuanraa-

|%a,ni |'av hairs are honorable but their
kke,,. ke n anpearance is annoying
Eae se's HAIR Balsam prevents the an
Etbf1l oa,o og promptly restoring lhs
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"A true assistant to nature in restoring
es'S'em TO perfect health, thus snab-
lpt TO resist disease, Ia Browns Iron
|ites. 7..
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Society Bellies

rs loud In their praise OF FIoreston
Ologus on account oft remarkably
llcats and lasting fragrance.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11
The Democratic C0ngKessfonan
Committee.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Tbe execu-
of the Democratic Congressional cam
paign committee met at the residence of
General Rosecrans tonight. General
Rosecrans was elected permanent chair
man of joint committee and General
Lefevre secretary of the samebody. A
Board OF Control, to cons ST of nine
members, was provided for. The Board
If Control, with r. P. Flower, of New
7 ork, as its chairman, is constituted as
follows; Senator Davis (West Virgin
is), Senator German (MaIyland), Rep
resentative Cobb (Indiana), Rerresen-
tatlve Rosecrans (California), three
others, whoss names are withheld, and
one to be selected a. the next meeting of
the committee.
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fights Disease, Diabetes, Kfd
fsy, Liver or Urinary Diseases.
Have no fsar OF apv OF these diseases
eouue Hop Blltsls, as they will pre-
|pt aod cure the worst cases, even
go you have bAen made worse by
ps great pnffsd up pretended cures.
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NEW ADVERTlsElERNrn.,

EOR SALE --Marsh's Floatingl Dry
II Dock aud Ship Yard. with all neOes-
aary implem ents for building and res
pairing vessels. It is one OF the Oldest
Ship ards In the Southern States. For
particulars, apply TO JAMES MARSH,
Marsh,s Ship Yard, Charleston 8 Q,
aprll-2te ~ fT211
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NOTICE., John Farnan, de hereby
IN give notice tnat shall apply In
writing to the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Deliver of the
State of Delaware, in and for New Casile
county,, on Monday, the eighth dav of
May, A. D., 1tS2, being the flrst day OF the
next May term of the said court, for O II.
cense to keep an ina or tavern at house
and premises No. 2l5 East Front street,
known as the Mechanics Hotel In the
Second ward of the city of Wilmington,
Delaware. and to sell intoxicating LIQUORS
In less guam tiles than one quart to he
drunk on the premises. being the ow-
ner of the said house and premises and
the following respectable cltiz ms of the
said ward recommend the SID ap.llca-
tion, viz:
Reeoe Pyle, Robert Hutton,
Alex. Ch imbers, John Pl ,nkeit
MichAe. Rafferty,, Chas. j. H. Beckett
Joseph st 1eckle, Michael Kenney,
O. III. #. Gross, Charl q K. Sparks,
BeTnard ow, John b. Elliott,
Richard Booth, John Tully
Peter Gross, Frederick Fisher.
Robert Kenyon, Geo. r. Higgins,
Charles u. Harner, B. WolfFon,
H. Frishmuth, ]. DeWolf,
Geo. Jacob, Francis RS. Davis,
Patrick Plunkett, William H. Quinn.
aprll-3ts JOHN FARNAN.
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Rursed Alive.

The body OF james Glliiland, Of New
branswick, N. r., was exhumed ester
Ssay, When 1t was found that he had been
DuEieo alive. The face was scratched
ana tine body was turned on one side.
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DIED.

NEBEK ER.-In Newport, on the 9th
inst, Ella 9. NebekeF, in the aznd year
Of her age. !.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are In vited 70 attend her funeral, from
Nebek or, Newport. on Wedne sdRy after
noon at O'clock. lnterment In st. James
cemeteHy. services In st. James Church.
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Mr.. Parnell, desiring faithfully to
observe his porole, alighted at Willesden
junction, just outside Of London, In
order to avoid q demonstration. He
was met by Mr.. Justin MCCARTHY.
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MR.. pARNELL's MovEMRNrs.

"To the Governor Of Kllmainham
Pr.s1p."