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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN
UNTIL 9 p. NJ.

With many thanks TO generous public
who hare so kindly supported our Hou,
and encouraged us to supply rant, pe
JelieVe, long .feh an Mis community, for a
tirst-cIdss Printing and Stationery cstaJ,
hshment, and ,eith tie intention, IN he
future as IN the past, to spare no c6ort to
gioe Satisfaction on all orders, and 10
maintain in our humble Way The A9L
character Of Wilmington's manufacture
and commercial enterprise, tee remain,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

EH-chapped Bands, face, rough kin, pimples,
rinRwOrin, salt-rheun, and other CutaneOus alice
tons cured and the skin made soft and smooth. by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswel, Haz-
ard 4 Co., New York BE certain to get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
a.la tptfh ia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

~ Notic'.-Rentucky library rau ing-All agen-
ces for the sale OF tickets IN the SECOND GRAND
GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE PUBLIC 1t
BKARY OF KENTUCKY, were required to settle
up on yesterday, 25th November, but for the accom-
mediation Of those who are not yet supplied with
tickets will continue to Ill cssh orders which may
ne received at this office until the evening OF De-
cember 5th. THOS. X. BRAMLkrTE,
Agent Pub. Lib. KY
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 20, 70. nJv2b,to dec.s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

ES-Ths Greatest Want Of the present age is men
Ani women, healthy ana vigorous In mind and body
Inc continued headaches, weaknesses nervousness
and varying ailments which afilict women are gen
ally the result Of imperfect action OF the stomach
and other vial organs. Dr. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters, being composed entirely OF geta
bic substances Indigenous to California, may Ut
taken With perfect safety by the most delicate and
are a sure remedy, cOrre citing all wrong action and
giving new vlgOr TO the whole system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
East and found:

n OsT = ON Thursday morning, IN St Paul's
I 4 Church or ia Going from the church TO Eighth
and Jefferson, o SABLE CAPK with owners name
inside. liberal reward will be paid by returnlng
to novBO-2ts eco w. EIGHTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

EKFALL cLoTHlSG-Mr. John H. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, at AIS King street
has Just been supplied with fine stock of FALL
GooDs, selected with much care and discrimination,
lust such stock as tasteful people ike TO examine
and select from. MIR, MS. customers have the ad
vantage OF his 10 years experience IN the selection
of goods and styles OF make up Those who begin
to feel the need Of Fall and Winter clothing, Should
measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

EI- Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention Of
the public is called 10 the very large and varied
stock Of furniture OF j. q j. n. Harman, No. 41O
King street There is nothing equal to It in the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for ofice or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

Ey-A World Of Thanks is Due to the botanist who
first discovered the virtues OF the QuHtdyI Sdpond-
ria, or Soap Tree of Chill. The wonderful cleans
ing and purifying property OF It's Bark gives TO the
fragrant Soz0DONT much of It's unrivaled efficacy
na n nraanI YatlNe of the teeth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

CLOSED FOR Repairs. Fullmer, the popu-
lar restaurateur closes his saloon in the base
ment Of 5O6 Market street, this evening, to re-
main so two weeks. During this time the
saloon will be thoroughly renovated, and new
mt IL,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

tW-Ths Ptrest and sweetest Cod Liver OIL is Haz-
ard 4 Caswells, made on the shore, from fresh,
selected livers by Caswell, Hazard Co, New York.
II is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken It prefer 1t 10 all others, Physicians
decided it superior to any OF the other oils In mar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

1H-Substitutes In the Dental Ranks are not desra-
bic; therefore, keep the natural teeth sound and
pure with that wholesome vegetable elixir sozoDoNT
DO this and they will last long as the breath lasts
and the breath Itself will never be tainted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
Auttfes.
and COMEDY next Tnursday.


nRAMA and comedy next Thursday.
M ASONIC HALL COMPANY, INTEREST. -
lNA The semi annual interest on Bonds OF the
Masonic Han Company due December lst viii he
paid TO The holders thereof or their legal represent
tatives, on and after tnat date the office OF the
underslgned No. 800 Shlpley street
nOv294t r. j. LAWSON, Treas
NJ OTlCE-IMPD q. h. NJ. - The members ef
~ Ke0kuk Trile, No. 3, lml'd d. r.. NJ, are
specially requested TO assemble al their Wlgwam,
NO 4l5 Market street, on the next Council sleep,
tile 9th Sleep Of Hunting Moon, q. S. d.. $751; AS
business OF Importance will be considered. BY
order OF the TnOe. EDWIN HIRST,
nov29-6t Chief Of Records.
NJ Office Is hereby given that letters of Admin
IN istrailon have been obtained bY the under
signed, on the estate Of Charles r. Clarke deceased
All persons Indebted to and those who have claims
against salt G., f. Clarke are requested To present
them immediately to
JOSEPH Z. Cl ARKE, Administrator
No. s5 Market street, 9Th Ward
nov22-6t Wilmington, Del.
NJ OTlCE,-1he onice OF the County Coroner will
~ bs at the Lafayette Hotel, 9Th and Ship
ley Sts. CHARLES A. WINSTON.
novi9-l2; Coroner.
A UGUSTlNE MILLS,
"A WILMINGTON, DEL, NV. 8, 1872
Metass. Wooltey e Van trump:
Gents-HOurs Of THIS date with check enclosed
for $780, IL at hand Please accept thanks OF writer
claim being paid the NTH day after II was laid In
hands. Yours, truly,
d. LINDSAY,
Mr.. Lindsay IL foreman OF Messrs Jessup A
Moore Augustine Paper Mil, and about two months
ago accidentally broke his arm, by which he as
disabled weeks Being Insured IN the Travellers
Insurance Co., Of Hartford, for 50 900, he was en-
titled To f25 week benefit. nUyls-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
fur Bent.

WNoR RENT-A good Peach Farm, for rent to a
~ good tenant that can come well recommended.
Inquire OF WESLEY HlRONS,
No. $40 Jefferson street,
nov9I l2t' wilmington, Del.
WNOR RENT-A two-story frame dwelling, q
four oms and Kitchen in West Whining ua
j. d. LEWIS,
nOv25-tf 6'S Market street.
WNoR RENT-Iarge fourth story room with anti
rooms; suitable for societies Appyt to
RICHARDSON a HOPES,
nov25-tf 3Os Marset street
WIyOR RENT. = The soufhsde room, under the
about 61xsO It. Apply to IL. B. MclNTlNE,
nov.l5-tf 2Ol Market Street
MILL FOR RENT. - Harmony mills In White
IVN Clay creek Hundred, miles from Whining
ton and Gies from depOts on Is BiltmOre Railroad /;
2oth OF March 1878. SAMUEL OANBf,
nov2O-6teot&2tw l4Ol Market street.
SSTABLE FOR RENT. = Fifth street between
- Market and King. Apply 10
sept.iB-f q. +. THOMAS, 42l Market St.
WTOR RENT-Ilouse with rooms and eX- IN
II tensive grounds near Schulzen Park. EH
Possession at once. Address
sep24tf p. u. BOX i66.
HNOR hENT An excellent stand under new
II Western Market very desirable. Apply 20
K. IL, hoAGLAND,
sepl7-f Market House.
LNUR RENT-The large and elegant Easements
~ Of upper stores, Masonic Temple. Apply TO
q. WOkRT Ii,
aug24-u $40 and 222 Market
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+ a L II.
Morning Etar Division, No. =, Sons OF Tenn
pernnce,
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 2, Ma
sonic Ladies'.

EVENING STAR COUNCIL. NO. l, SONS AND
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

LEcTuRE.--A Lecture will be delivered. by the
Rev. DIR. Newton, of Philadelphia, the well known
writer OF Sermons to Children" ON Tuesday
evening next, at Calvary Church. Subject, Ram
bles in and Around Jerusalem. collection will
be taken up. The public are affeotionately in
vitad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
Hocieties.
MEErrNas TINS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hal. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe. No. 8, l. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street
La Fayette Lodge, No 2, X. Of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, al Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I. o. OF G. Tat 9th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. TO- o. U. A. NJ, a. Mo
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. Is, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Hall Fifth
and Market Streets
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n oTIoE.
TAGGART'S EXPRESS.
WILL CONTINUE TO RECEIVE FREIGHT THE
ENTIRE WINTER at the onice,
CHESTNUT STREET WHARF.

nOVs-lm PHILADELPHIA.
NoTlCE-Al are invited to try the Weed Sewing
IN Machine at b14 MARKET ST.
NJ OTICE-rO WATER RENTBKs.-All persons
IN who have sold property during the present
year, must give notice In writing to the Registrar,
at the oiiee OF the Water Department, before the
SOth day OF November, 1s72 and insert in the notice
me name Of the purchaser and number Of
property purchaser. Otherwise they will be
held liable Tor the Water Rent the next year Also
all persons who may wish to discontinue the use OF
water o. any portion Of itmust give notice as above
and pay $500 for drawing erue, No alteration will
be made IN any bill after the above date A new
assesslne ent Of Brandywine wat having been made
and the Bills competed,all persons interested are
invited To call and examine the same.
OctlbtnOy3B FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar
NOTICE.
TIiE WILMINGTON g. READING X, II.
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY,
FACkAGES, and EXPRESS MATTER TO and
from al points on the line of their road and West
Cnester, Express matter sent TO Franklln Telegraph
once, No. West Third street or their Depot Front
and Madison, or orders lef' with McMullen a Seal,
deIVerlng agents will receive prompt attention.
apro-u O. STOLZ. Gen'l Supt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
NEW BUsINEss REFERRED
Orders.

f. A. Taylor, s5; Pusey a Rico. s13 60; Lewis
Zubley, sll532; Ferris & Garret, lOc Pusey a.
hi, e, SIG75: L. L. Brown, S4:65; G. H. p.
simmons, 1915; Washington Cox, S25Oi John
Jackson II Sundry Bondholders, for interest,
81, ,U2G CO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
Situations and zleIp agauted.

advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 70 centa)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

Our popular p,ices and superfne clothing,
have caused rush of trade at Tower Hall al
most unprecedented in the history Of clothing
establishments. Reduced prices, fine qualities,
supertne workmanship, first-class fits, satisfac-
tion guaranteed, and genuine bargains always to
be made. Overcoats, every shade, and in all the
most desirable and fashionable materials, at the
lowest prices, at Bennett Il Co.'S, Tower Hall,
No. 5ls Market street, (half-way between Fifth
and Sixth streets,) Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
Dress Goods

3O6 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30

CHEsrNUT Street Theatre Company Dec. 8.
WILMINGTON q READING r. r,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-30
GREAT REDUCTION.
WIN. M.EKENNARD:& co.,

WILL COMMENCE THEIR sEM1-ANNUAL
CLRAk1NG-oUT SALE OF
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AMERICAN PIANOS IN EUROPE.-A few years
ago European pianos largely impoftea .n.U
principal cities Of America but when IL was @
tho Worlds Fair In London. and o. the greats ia
no superiors the tide of export began TO turn anu 10
day Rev Orleans 10 the only city on shis cohtinsn.
where people he found who persist In peneSlns .
German French factory can turn out pet.ef
fact will be seen by the extracts below ths
ering piano has become familiar object in the afaw5s
rooms aud halls OF the Old World and Is ack
nowledged by the highest musical authorities " e
anything produced in Europe. ..,. e, -.,r
Lists tho king Of pianists, writes: " IL ts sely
agreeable add name to the concert Oh
q which the Chckerng pianos are the theme Ao 10
lust, must declare them perfect at
Bossowitz, pianist to the King OF Poituga! eaSs:
do not declare that have found the
ing piano surpass all others in every
| of touch. and superiority Of workm. nship: -
Thaiberg says: 1.-THE Chickering pianois unequsi'eo
~ GodefPoid says: Tho Chickerng pianos are mar
I vels. 81 =.,-.r,
Ltolf Gays: " The Chickering pianos possess every
| thing that constitutes perfection A., <..or,, -,
Alexander Billet, professor in the Conservarory n
G Gen Sas S Sssn done to ths dsy
| Ketterer: 1.-THE Chickering possesses. an IN. IN.
highest degree all the remarkable Qualities OF perez
instrument-powertul sorority, aumlrapie fua"'s y
tome perfection of touch and excellence OF acuqh.
y Gounod, the Immortal composer Of Faust AM
" Romeo and Juliet" says: am Plenseo 70
justice the incontestable worth OF the maencen
Chckeripg pianos c,,,-.,r a, foI,ovs
Three years ago expressed my opinion concernin
your pianos declaring at that timo that they Were
good the best European instruments; butnoW tnAnh
slant consider them superior to any
= the world. -. ho,o Mr.
8 duced kind Of revolution in this country.
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[Communicated.l

If there be aught of truth in. the oft-repeatea
saying that some are born TO luck, tnes. IN
deed, may your correspondent De cons S;5 Se
have the distinguished honor and enviaple
pleasure of being present at the literary enter
tainment given by the girls OF ST. =, fe.e erS
readers well know, is situated on Marlgny
street, between Dauphine and Royal streets,
and is under the care of those 1ndefatigaDie
and efficient teachers, the Sisters OF holy SrGss
On this interesting occasion, those teilinS
and enchanting morceGur, the "Votaries OF
E E%M and the "Three Virtues" were rem
and elected tbe frequent plaudits OF the large
| and enthusiastic audience which hiieo 'ne
| spacious halls of the schools.
The young ladies who represented 1na sa
| matis personT showed, by their hne apPrecLa,
ton OF the peculiarities ofIeach character AM
the classic manner in which they renaeleu
their several roles, that they were indeed mU nS
than novices in the art Shakespearean, snu
that they must have no ordinary instrnctress
in the preparation of their individual parts.
The good and successful teachers, the sis.e.s
worked zealously to make, (as they have done
St. Peters School equal to the best IN tne cry
Conspicuous among the incidents OF TINS IN
the TIVE MoptSy
!, Peters, Father Cornelius Moynihan. WIN
0 grace peculiarly his own, and in woros Wnos >
force brought conviction to the Sauet;ts of
@ good and well-grounded Catholic eouca'fro -
and painted in graphic language the evus oi -
,. education devoid of true moral foundat OF
l. He addressed, in q truly fatherly manner, tn
collection Of pnp1s
n STAGE nj the end of the hall. His remars
10 were received with frequent and prolonged al
b, plause. .., ,ros n
70 sweet and harmonious singing OF the pup;
IL which gave evidence OF their taste for mn nus
ie and of the success of the well-directed enor
=, of their accomplished instructor, MI seoehe.
TX A beautiful address, which we regret o
er inability to publish, was made by the scno
girls to tho Rev. Pastor on the occasion. 49,
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THEWAIF.-This IL the title OF . neat
and d icy little sheet. edited by Father
held 1t Odd Fellows' Hall. It 10 well allied
With racy reading matter, and Ito advertis.
ing columns show gratifying state OF
pecupiary success. In It's local column We
and the following "hit," which should
make that young man heartily Ashamed o.
himse)f. and cause him to do the clean
thiur,n by taking ladies TO the fair and
treating them to their hearts content, in'
stead Of trying to ungraeefully dodge the
issue:
WANrxD-At this ofice, that nice young mar
who entered tho Fair room last night, and who
ronn0 ladies in succession around the Fail
room-acting calamity a. IN escort-and toll
| ino each one Of them that we would rather e.
cort her than all the others. That's smar
| Young man.-Mobile Register.
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p F. GoGARTY,
Catholic Bookseller and Stationer,

ISL Camp Street -.-l5l
OPPOSITE sr. PATRIcK's CHURCH,
Invites the attention of the Catholic Clergy and Com
munty, the superiors of Colleges Academies Schools
and Converts, to his
LARGE STOCK OF CATHOLIC PUBLICATIONS;
Bibles, Prayer, Devotional Theological Controversial
and Miscellaneous Books. Also to his large assortment
of SCHOOL BOOKS, in every branch Of education.
PICTURES, BEADS, MEDALS, CRUCIFIX and
other religious articles, all at moderate prices
General Agent for all Catholic Newspapers and Maya
| zines. Also, Agent for the purpose OF Furnishing
Catholic Institutions with all supplies needed except
Books and Stationery free Of commission.
His CATHOLIC CIRCULATING LIBRARY Of
Literature IL open to all who wish to subscribe
The best way Of getting cheap reading is to subscribe
P. F. GOGARTY'S
| ja71 Catholic Circulating Library.
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A ont in I,nransnort. Indiana, had a

A man out in Logansport, Indiana, had
iackass palmed off on linn for a mule colt,
and it has proved to be an elephant on his
hands. He tied it in his back yard, and
waited patiently for his neighbors to OTTER
him a bonus to remove the little animal out
earhO for he " tss dsee bs ss Voice
the lone-eared colt" A gentleman who
I'm oassed by on the other side" yesterday
rapports that Mr.. S. was sitting on the door
sta~ With his ears stuffed full of cotton,
mi his neighbors were hunting for an al,
attorney to bring an injunction suit agalns'
the jackass.
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INV ru1r1CATIuxs,

In CSxoibIe. BY Mrs. z. L. Pugh. Philadsl-
phia: Claxton, Remsen & HaNsl6nger. New
Orleans: j. a. Gresham.
Southern novel.
David Cepps.essd. By Chas. Dickens.
One Of the Handy Volume" edition; small
compass, fine print. Issued BY Appleton d
Co., New York. For sale BY Gresham.
Plesssrs. A Holiday Book Of Prose and yerse.
Published by Appleton & CO., New York.
For sale by Gresham, New Orleans.
A Handsome volume for present, and oon-
sistipg Of selections from some Of the most
ointment authors. III
Grtf; or Worth 70. WealM. By Farjeon. An
Australian story: Now York Dewitt. New
Orleans: A. Eyrioh.
Wome.,. WorsA asd WortA,essae.s. By Gail Ham:
ilton. New York: Harper d Bros. New Or
leans: A. Eyrich. "a f,,4 81
A sketcby and readable volume against como
Of tho woman's rights Jams of the day.
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DIED

sTUART-On wednesday. January 8, 1873, ct Ut 4.
Land and resident Of this CITY for the past
years. -.
RILROY-On Thursday. Jan. 4, le72 ct u n, AieI'
aader Kdroy aged dftynve years. native o. tno
" Roeoonmon, Ireland, and for many years fesoens
Of this city.
IAREsCHE-On Thursday. January 4, at lei A. l.,
=, B. Laresche at the age OF e42 yeAre. e.a..
MrTCHELL-On Thursday, Jan. Z, ls1a. at a; p.
Of BeI county Mayo Ireland and year, past
resident. OF this city, and lately res'ooh' Oh
Christian.
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HIDERN1A BANK.-As will be seen by notice
published eIsew here the directors of this staunch in
.titption have declared semiannual dividend Of ak
per cent free of government This handsome divi
dend declared by bank but recently started at once
stamps its management being of great financial
ability and shows the confidence of the pubic IN
its stability is wellgrounded
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DEouIEN MASS.

REeunn MASS.
High Mass win DO said at st. Patriek's Church
At o'clock Monday Morning. for the repose Of the soul
At Mr. PATRICK ROWAN, late Vice President Of the
r,onf.rsnce of st. Patrick Society Of St. Vincent do
Paul. His friends and the members Of the Society st
large are invited to attend. JAWS
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDIcINE.Is N
FoRD's Liver INvIGoRAToE-A purely NegetaDtse
thartc and Tonic-for dyspepsia constipation oeolty
sck. ndache, bilious attacks and All
liver stomach and bowels. Ask your pruGElSSs aoE ~
Beware Of limitations. oed u o0"S
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CAPTAIN Hall, who recently sailed to find the
North Pole took large stock Of LapaceS Indian s
min Pectoral Balm with him. he knows ID the pest
thing TO coughs and colds which are 30 common
where he is going.
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1xrrn 11olG ,1o1lIx


Lxr1n 11oH 1o1iIk
"a e nosn.. january 4.h. 1872.
Editor ,essnins Star and cssAsHe Mssssnsa.
New Yesr's eve coming this year on Sunday,
CURED on Saturday aud Monday, the Strikers
Club appearing ON Saturday. There Was
Ths wssshsr wore . thrsassnins aspect, and
the oloSdsd S sty sy tie sspsessns tSionss thss
lined the street, and atlsa sss ,ess sI.s
tant strains Of . braes band reached the eager
ears of The multitude: TIC Hsgs;;n N sS %1a
fight Perhaps cannot give better idea Of
the displ.y than Sy following tho order Of the
First in order was = transparency bearing
cis S y With its nane-s J. s. This was followed
"The Realms Of Fancy" inscribed upon it. EhSn !
succeeded several cars representing the para |
disc Of Birds Upon the frat car there was
iceberg Winderg the poet so o ts. nsrt Of
| the deairn was - follows: 1.-THE birds having
mirrsted to the North Pole, on account Of the
| tyranny Of man, Windbag, the poet. and and e 3
eaas. Being arrested a. intruders, they are
brought before tho Bird Of Paradise for trial.
and LADY s In the centre x tho car wa. THO
Bird of Paradise, seated In state, e 1aoge, nna
| grouped around her were tho Jackdsw, CLERK
OF the court, and Spsrrows - eherins sno
| deputies. On tho third car was the jury Oh
birds, among whom were our femii9s ec-
| ousintanoes the Blue Jay, Woodpeeker. Robin,
Woodousk, Wild Goose, Game Cock, PheasAnt,
Red bird, Craze and Sea Gull. All these bifos
| were marvellously true to nature in form eno
| plumaRe. >,
Next followed the wonders OF the Deep.
There was old Neptune with his trident, Triton
= With his trumpet, -Proteus, Lobster, Crab,
. Green Turtle, Mother CArey's Chickens, FOE
: noise. Mermaids, Conch Shells, Do!phins,
, Coral and Dsvy Jones. These were followed
J. ~ to c.rs beSriug representations of ''Fsiry-
l. lsudn among whom we're Oberon and IIteniA'
!, Puck. Bottom, Sunaower, Lily OF the Vailey,
'' Tulip. Moss Fairy, Fairy of the Mine, Elves
a Spirits Hobgoblins and the old woman WIZ
d the Broom. Lastly was representation o.
"The week we celebrate" There was merry
old Santa Claus, Cowbsllion, Strikers, I'D. 3.
e Mince Pie, Plum Pudding, Egg Nogg, Eoas,
and HARLEQUIN.
n" Tho procession was marshaled by FANCY
I'd Poetry and Art It is impossible, within Tn
,a | brief limits of Q letter, to present picture
!, nara of this beautiful display. In looking 2
40 the brilliant pageant, ono almost telt that q
L. had Mean really transported into the 6eaAm
in Of Eancv. y and saw before him. In palpa6i
form heines which had eIst existed only In Ri
~ Wild imauinings. =,
70. On Nonday night the other societiee-tn
d. r. %. s. and Cowbellion do Rankin Society,
-, narsiled. First in order was the y. D. g.. ~,
VI choso FIR the subject Of their display " IL
G conspiracy y. '. %ars cronned in ton cars, G
| ~ CO Aar;no FaliarO and the momOe