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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-16
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Ignorance is the wet nurse Of prejudice.
One bad thing about gold--Not having it
Domestic brois make unsatisfactory meals
An Oregon blacksmith Ia ''horse jeweler
Easy distinguishing the beard off an oyz.
ter
"A set of bad teeth. like farm, has many
achers.
Tho best way to rise in ladys estimation l.
not by stares.
Waiting on the dentists doorstep will often
cure toothache.
"A friend that sticks in prosperity aud adyer
sity-AIucilage.
What is better than promising 'nug mani
A paying one.
"A man cannot expect half loaf when he
loafs all Of the time.
Never wait for anything to turn up. but go
and turn it up yourself.
When is money damp2 When il is lew III
the morning and mist at night
John Bright carries ont his free trade ten
denotes in strenuously opposing com pulsory vac
oination.
If young man spends all he ea u.s. employ
ers should look sharp to see that he earns all
he spends.
Tho time for patience is vii an your baf
blow off in the strickland your eye are too full
OF dirt to see which wayit goes.
"A IOA-ountluB cluD, VIII paDA oi slA'f
hounds, has been organized in Bal more. All
that is wanted now is the foxes.
The procurement of clean pap-f collar foI
the groom delayed high toned New ark wedding
ain hour and half the other day.
That Iowa invention which is to effect !" u
perfect revolution in the saving OF wood ha-
been explained. II is circular aaW.
Daniel Webster has accepted a position on
the New York police, and it is therefore inferred
that his dictionary has not proved 'uccess.
Short dresses are coming into fashion again
and young ladies' are experiencing tho old, old
difiulty Of getting No. foot into No. shoe.
The Commercial Advertiser asks, ''Wont
somebody kindly extinguish Don Carlos y He
can't be extnguished kindly he would lie put
out.
"A Michigan man has hit upon a happy expe-
dent for getting rid of the rheumatism He
crowded it down to his two fingers and then
had them amputated.
Nobody requires larger stock pf Christian
amiability and forbearance than the ynnng man
who keeps matches in his room where tue othsr
boarderH can get at EN-.
If you want to know whether your grand
mother was cross-eyed, or where yolr great M
Gle stood in his arithmetic class, just run for Of
fee and you'll knowit all.
The Catholics OF Kansas City, M. have pe-
titioned for share OF the public school money,
with which to pay the teachers in their nwn
schools. The Catholics of Atlanta Ga. have
| been refused separate schools.
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Philadelphia Topics.

-" Reform in Councils ia the next political
move.
The receipts Of the Franklin Institute ex-
hbition were nearly 100000.
The Star thinks William b. Mann is too
powerful to keep out Of politics.
The city tax rate will probably be S2.25, with
10 cents extra for public buildings.
1t is estimated that it will take Sc, O00,O 900 to
run the city departments next year.
WIN. +. Smith, ex-member OF the Legisla-
ture, died on Friday morning OF paralysis.
John Welsh Jr.. has been appointed assignee
Of Ralston d Bddle, bankrupts. They owe
about $4,000.
Prof. Wise is experimenting with rubber
cloth, with view to the construction Of an
ocean transit balloon.
Tho gunpowder trade have reduced the
price of sporting qualities four cents, and two
cents for blasting. The reduction is to go into
effect at once.
70, 535 tons anthracite coal were shipped from
Philadelphia to Providence during the past
eleven months, against LOG, 295 tons during the
came time last year.
Tho Grand Lodge of Good 1emplars has pre-
sented Gen. Louis Wagner with gold watch
aud chain, for declining to receive his salary AZ
Chief Templar for two years.
The schooner David Clarkson made the run
from Philadelphia to Boston and return IN ten
days, in the meanwhile dscharging cargo of 485
tons of coal at Boston. good passage.
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The Arkansas ETuddIe.

sNITa's ADHERENTs ARhIING-Two GOVERNMENT,
TWO CONSTITUTIONS, Two ELECTIONS, &c.
WAsHINeToS, Nov 16.
kilograms from Arkansas state that the adhe-
rents of Smith who claims the Governorship, are
arming and express determination to maintain
their position.
The Government has made more than one
hundred arrests including the editors of the Re-
publ an newspaper, on the charge of treason to
the State. Two elections for members of Legis-
lsture have taken place, one under the old Con-
stitution, the other under the new Constitution.
At tho former republicans, and at the latter,
democrats voted
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Dedication at Chester.

stRgIcEs AT THENRw st. JOHNS CHURCH, AT oHEs-
TER.
Yesterday, according to the announcement
made in the COMMERCIAL, the new st. Johns
African Union First Methodist Protestant
Church, at Larkintown near Chester. was form
ally dedicated. The train from this city was well
filled, and arrived in Chester at 1O1E o'clock.
The church, which is neat building
- feet by As, seating between 200 and
800 persons, was. crowded, and many
could not obtain admission. At l0;45 o'clock, a
procession was formed at the door, headed ly
Rev. b. Scott, President Of the District, Rev. u.
IL Chppey, pastor in charge, and other minis
ters, who were met by the Trustees, who made
diem welcome by formal delivery Of the keys,
this being done by s. L. Nichols, III few appro-
pirate words. The minister then proceeded to
tue altar, reading the dedicatory service, when
- Daughters of Conference, cf the A. o..
Gnurch, Of Wilmington came forward, and
through Mrs Lucinda Scott, presented neat
r ble and hymn-book, which were received by
h-v. L. H. Chippey.
Rev. BENZ. Scott then made the dedicatory
rayer, and preached the sermon in the after
Ioon, Rev. 4. O. Thomas, of the Sd Presbyterian
'aurch, Of Chester, preached and in the even
ilg, Rev. Nicholas L. Collins, of Ebenezer
G iurch, Norristown. The choir OF the U.
Church of Wilmington performed throughout
$40 day, very acceptably- Chippy,
ider Wm. Blackston, teacher.
The collections made we're as follows ; morn
l.g, $50 "a; afternoon, Si03S3; evening,
81 90; total, Sl65.37.
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TheIA;nois Stats Zeitung had been Republic
can paper, but in the late campaign lent Its aid
to the Democracy. Now, however, 1t ID offended
at its Democratic allies, and snubs them for
feeling elated over the results of the late cleo
ton 1t tells them that the thing which went
last year by the name of the Democratic party
remains to-day the same helpless, impotent mi
nority which it used to be in 1872 and 1873. "Ihe
maiorities of Nov. g. " says the Stad,f Ze tung,
are due to the fact that the votes OF hundreds
and thousands of Republicans have been added
to those OF the Democratic minority, but in doing
30 these Republicans have by no means come to
be Democrats in the party sense OF that word"
According to Pittsburg newspaper, the gray
squirrels IN the Allegheny valley are engaged in
a general migration. They draw their recruits
from all all points and may bo seen dayly swim
ming the river in large numbers, and pursuing
an easterly course. Old farmers say that such
a migration has not taken place since l848, and
regard it as the forerunner of an extremely Sc
we're winter.
A B ,ston paper says =" " Oheap and hungry
dancesn are a Vermont institution. There are
no refreshments and the fun stops at IA.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FOURTH EDITION.


POLITICAL GOSSIP AMONG MASSACHUSETTS, FOLKS.
Boston, Nov. IS.
The Globe, Of to-day, prints an article giving
the statements of various politicians who are
talking about third party. 1t hears that
among the rank aud file Of those who voted in
Massachusetts with the Democratic party, this
talk is INDUCED in. These men argue that IL Q
mission of the Republican party is ended, and
that it is useless to try and resurrect the Demo
cratic organization. 1t is apparent to them that
the contests in the future cannot be fought on
the old basis, and that the recent election has
demonstrated that the time has come for new
party TO rise up.
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While Capt. Drew, agent OF the James River
nne OF steamers, was sitting in his chair, day
or two ago, in state of profound sleep, some
rascal stole out Of his mouth a set OF artificial
teeth.
Rivers man on trial in Lancaster, N. H.,
lor marrying too many women, is said to have
remarked that he would rather serve reasona-
bly short term in the State prison than to live
with any one Of his five wives.
=. throughout the West where recent exhib-
uons have met with wonderful success, it is on
al sides agreed to hold no local exhibitions in
1915, and the promise has been given by the
leading citizens that each State will do its best to
display its resources, skill and capacity at Phila
delphia.
New York dispatch says "Tllis has been
very hard year on newspapers and periodicals.
II is asserted that only four of all New York
CITY dallles have made any money, and not one OF
tne magazines has proved profitable. It is es-
umsted that fully $4,000. 600 have been lost in
~siss months in the publication business.
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The Daily and Weekly Independent, at Norris
town, Pa, is in the hands Of an Assignee and for
sale.
-Norrstown domestic markets Butter 90
cents eggs, 40 +; chickens, zoe per pound pota-
toes u 10 per bushel.
West Chester butter prices, on Saturday,
were SO cents with an upward tendency that en-
conraged the market.men to look for 60, soon.
Eggs, 40 cents chickens 1S@20c. per pound.
Much interest is felt, naturally, in the lower
end of Chester county, over the trial of Taylor
for the murder of Mackey, in the Court at New
Castle, this week.
-26 young ladies', students at Linden Hall, at
Litiz, walked to Lancaster, nearly nine miles, in
2s< hours, one day last week. carriage fol-
lowed at some distance, unknown to the walk
ers, TO pick up any weary ones, but its services
were not required.
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NesE Advertisemeats, iro-day.


Sable Furs-A n'ADcona, Phi
Carpets, rugs, &c-John Byrnes. Cd page
A Complete Plctoriul-Harpers Weekly
Touching Tribute
Free samples to Agents, Sd page
v ork fOl all at home 80 page
Agents wanted, Sd page
Everytol Is own phi slclan, 81 page
Christian W, ekly, Sd page
Jurubeba, 81 page
DR. y a,ker's Vinegar Bltters-Ctty Item
Iron In the blood, Sd page
Peruvian Syrup-City Item
Coal-Armstrong Il son
sewing machines--Grnver Il Baker, Brevlty
hitman's confectlons-Miss Maxwell, Breylty
Hardware-W II Billanv
Fashionable tailor-G0uert
Coal-File d Murphey
New furniture-harman
\ clio v curtalns-City laundry
James W Q1een & CO-Optlcians
Funeral notice
LOst-A cnild's lace collar
Notice to the public
Take notice-W w Sharp
Falr-Trnity Sunday school
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER II, 1874.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
A. T. KLETT....... ......SrAGE MANAGER
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
OF THE
RAVEL NASIUMi
The following ladies' and gentlemen have kindly
volunteered
MRS. CHARLES HENRI, of the Walnut Street
Theatre.
MISS PAULINE WATSON, of the Chestnut Street
Theatre.
MRS. COURTLAND G. BR WIN, Of the Chestnut
Street Theatre.
MEssRs. SEARLgS and b GGS, the well-known
cloggists and song and lance artists.
MR.. A. T. KLElT. Comedian.
MR.. A. J. SPRINGER, Il hiopan Dellneator.
MR. HENRY CONNER and his Banjo.
HORNEk BRO orHEks, Gro esque Comiques.
MIR JOHNNY DooLEY, the african Uiator.
MIX. JOHNNY FORD, utch Comique.
MIR. A. hILEY, Nonpartil Jig Dancer
WILLARD d CRAsSE, Aerial Gymnasts,
Also, Messrs. e. c. Alexander, j. stdham, S.
Rogers, c. Il ver Thomas Mullen, 7. Gltherli, A..
Goosin, g. MoncS, George Fisher, aud host OF
others.
The management will spare no palms TO make this
the most pleasant entertainment Of the season.
Come and spend pleasant evening with us. Doors
open at p. IN; performance commencing at 8,
slArp.
ADMlssl )N..."......s...t......5u aud 30 cents
N.B.-No extra charge for reserved seats-to be
had at Bou 2hman, Thomas Cos Book and sta
uonery Store. novl4at
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Alta meeting of the employees OF the Midva'e ie
Works. mel on Saturday, the following res u
was unan IN 1usy adopted;
Whereas. Ii mas pleased God In his insc
wisdom 10 lake from us our est emed sup rlli T.
ent, SAMUEL MIDDLETON and 10 cut shu
yigor OF earl manhood his honorable ami lli
life be It
Resolved, That we, the employees OF tne Midvale
lion Works. desire 10 profess our profound sorrow
at the uahappy event which has deprived u OF one
in whom we found true friend, who command II
our respect, and was eudeared TO Us by just and
uurght dealing, as well as by his kind and generou
nature Also, that desire TO signify to he rle DIS
and family OF the deceased our sympa In their
bereavement. JOHN l. LRN1Z Chairman,
nOvl6-tt. JAMES THOMPSON, secretary.
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REVENUE ARnEsT.-Wm. s. Williams OF ARM
strong's Corner, near Middetown was arrested by
Marshal Dunn, this morning, and given hear
ing at 10lS q. m. before q. s. Commissioner
Smith, and held in $500 for his appearance at
the January term OF the U. S. court, OH the
charge of selling liquor without paying U. s.
speeial tax, required by law.
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deaths.

GILPIN.-On the 10 inst, Ele mora A alde, wife
of Hon. Edward W. Gilpn.
Due nouce OF he funeral will be given.
BROWN.-on the IA h inst, at Booths ner lie
Co., Pa, NJ IS Mary Brown, sister of lie liie NJ
Ann Humphrlss. aged IA years.
Funeral services at SLOAN NJ. L. Chu D. un We'd
nesuay, the 18th INST at l0H o'clock. To proc ed
TO Mount Morlah Cemetery, Phllade phia 10 Int :
ment.
MIDDL gToN.-On the lstn inst, Samuel. son Of
Nathan aud Hannah s. Middleton, in the Both year
of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the esldt ncr
OF his a'her No. s North Tth street, Philadelphi
on Tuesday 7tn inst, at II O'Clock, a. M, wi h"
fnrther unfica
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The steamer Louisiana, OF che Bay Line, ply
ing between Baltimore, and Norfolk, colded
with the steamer Falcon, OF the Charleston Line,
on Smiths Point, about O'CLOCK Saturday morn
ing, and sunk within an hour after she was
struck. All the passengers and their baggage
were transferred to the Falcon before the. LOd+
lana went down, but her cargo, which consisted
Of cotton, pig iron. tohf1unp aud merchandise, il
total loss. As the n was clear, gross care
lessness is charged. The Louisiana was in
many respects the finest boat on the Chesa-
Deake
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A compile quite advanced in age were at the
Central depot, Detroit Friday morning with.their
baggage to go West, but before train-time they
had dispute and the woman said she wouldn't
move another rod until her husband apologized,
and both sat in the waiting room and saw the
train moYe of carving their trunka along.
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FIRE AT New CAsrLE.--A fire broke out at New
for some time threatened serious damage to all
the surrounding property. 1t was finally got un-
der control. 1he two hotel buildings, the Town
Hall, and several dwelling houses were on fire, lat
one time.
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Horace GreeIcy's Grave.

THE PLACE OF BURIAL NOW MARKED.
New York, Nov. 10.
A plain marble slab was placed on Locust Hill,
in Greenwood Cemetery, on Saturday to mark
temporarily the grave Of Mr.. Greeley. It bears
the simple inscription, "Horace Greeley. Born
Feb. 8, 1911; Died Nov. 20, 1872"
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The committee Of creditors of jay Cooke Il
Co. have issued notice of meeting be held
in Philadelphia, December /, when they will pre-
sent a schedule OF the assets, and til proceed
to declare a dividend in cash. The committee
will continue in session from day to day till the
18th of December. when any crediror can he
heard by the committee who may have any sug
gesions to make in the matter of tie estate or
accounts, or objections to submit to claims
against the estate.
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THIRD EDITION.
central and south Amerlca.

BRIEF REVOLUTION IN PANAIA--EARrHQUAEFs
Is Cu1rI.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l6.
Adyices from Panama report an Intellectual at
tempt at revolution by one Fernandez, who
robbed the bank Of ten thousand dollars.
The rising was put down the came day.
Heavy earthquakes had occurred at valparai-
so aud Santiago, Chill, on the 26th ult, but no
lives were lost.
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THE CASE OF sANrANTA-THE ARKANSAS TROUBLES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6
The President has requested the Governor Of
Texas to delay the executor Of Santanta to allow
an investigation whether he violated his parole.
The Arkansas difficulty will be considered in
cabinet session, tomorrow No action will be
taken until then.
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During storm which prevailed Saturday
night, Nov. T. a novel occurrence took place ON
Lake Superior-an island floating in st. Louis
Bay, near Duluth. Upon it were large pine
trees and other timbers, and the soil was as firm
as the main land. The island WAS dislodged
near Minnesota Point, and foated three miles.
1t contained an area of two acres.
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The four-mile running race at San francisco,
for $4,000 in gold, $4,000 to the first horse,
$4,000 to the second, $4,000 to the third, and
s5OOO to the fourth, came or on Saturday. II
Harwood third, and Thad. Stevens fourth
Time, 1861
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I275 THE COMMERCIAL 1879
10 - ALMANAC 10 -
AMI

YEAR -BOOK,
For 1875 is in Press. and will soon be Issued. 1t will
present, besides the usu Il accurate astronomical
tables
l. Tue vote in Delaware by Hundreds for Presl-
dent and Congressmen iu 1872.
2. The vote for Governor and Congressman In
s. The Returns of the Little Election" in October
last.
The vote for sheriff in New Castle County for
s. The vote for ty oncers in 1872, 1873, and 1871
6 The vote for Members Of Council In 1873, and
1874.
I. Ths vote at School Election In Wilmington for
1874
S. Postage rates las altered
Q. Population of every Hundred IN the State.
10. lax add License Laws nf the State, tprepared
by Ex-Aitorney General Lore)
II. Listof the u. s officers In Delaware,
10, List of sta'e officers
10. List Of Justices of the Peace in Delaware.
u. List of County and Huldred officers through
ont the state,
Besides the above, it will main that which will
make It worth i've times Its cost 10 EVERY HOUSE.
WIFE IN DELAWARE, viz 90 HOUSEHOLD EoETPrs
well tested by experienced housekeepers, and caro-
selected especially for this wolk Every lady SHOULD
have the ALMANAC AND YEAR-B OK for IS s. Price
ten cents, for sale at the office of publ cation, at
the BOOK stores In Whining on. and by merc ants
throughout Delaware. Liberal discount 10 the
trade.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.
Publishers and Book Printers,
9th and Market streets,
novl2, ,ud&w Wilmington, " Del.
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rInancisi.
rInanct&i.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
dold S1.1O7s.

LONDON FINANCIAL ouoTATIoNs-To-DA7.
Furnished by Merrick, johnson Co. Bankers and
Brokers, 9th and Market Sts.l
LONDON, 1890, P. NJ, Nov. l6.
s65s, 1868 ls67s 1O95S Ten-forties l0415i
~ per cent Loan of 1881, 103A Erie
Common Shares 269l preferred 40. New York
Central 95. Market steady.
FRATKFohr, Nov lG.
United States 5-20's of 1862, 975g.
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Italy.

FLEeTroNs TO PARLIAMEsT-RAILRoAD ACCIDENT.
ROME, Nov. 16.
Ricasoli, General La Marmora, and Garibaldi,
are among the distinguished persons elected in
he Chamber Of Deputies.
By railroad collision near Bologna, one per-
son was killed and forty injured.
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COLLISION ON THe HooeHLY RIVER.

LONDON, Nov. l6.
A Calcutta dispatch announces disastrous
collision on the river .Hooghly, both vessels
sinking. No particulars are given.
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HOW THEY SERVE Won, IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, Nov. 16.
The city tribunal has Withdrawn direct police
supervision over Count Won Arnitn but he is or.
iered to remain at his home. His trial is set
dn9n for the 7th of December.
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Ground was broken at Fort Garry, on Friday,
fr the Canada and Pacific Telegraph line, and
contractors expect to complete the lower part
i.s season.
speaker Blaine has written letter to the
Portland Press, in response TO paragraph
IN which he says positively thatunder 40 circum-
= ,uces would he accept the Senstorship.
1t is announced by the Charleston Ne'os aud
I Hter, on the authority OF leading physicians
iat the yellow fever has entirely disappeared
'f.,m Charleston since the cold weather set In,
4 that the city can now be visited without
da iger by the unacclimated.
10 compromise having been effected between
til longshoremen and steamboat companies at
NV York, the men are expected to strike to-
GaF.
The ship broking firm OF Kilham, Loud Il Co.,
of Boston, have asked extension Of their
-'litors, which the latter are said to be dis
in''ed to grant. The firm estimate their assets
$3.50, 600 and their liabilities at 100000.
senator wadleigh, OF New Hampshire was
.e erely injured on Friday by being thrown from
h. cprriage at Milford.
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1t is reported from Texas that the continued
ma weather last month added 10000 bales,
worth SO, 100000 to the cotton crop Of that
s ito.
it was reported in New York yesterday that
work would be at once resumed in the Grant
l. romotive Works at Paterson, the difficulty
with the Russian Government having been set
& d.
The coast steamer Hunter camo into collision
W h and sank an unknown vessel below New
q cans yesterday. No lives were lost The
-teamship Darien, which cleared from New Or
Loans on the 1lth, with 1854 bales of cotton fol
Hamburg, is on fire fifty miles below the city.
The fires in the Dismal Swamp which began
oh )ut month since, are still burning iercely
aud much valuable timber has been destroyed.
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sEpoRT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE
WARRINGTON, Nov. 16.
probabilities For Middle States, continued
clear and cool weather, with variable winds, and
hig h barometer.
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SECOND EDITION.


$4,000. STOLEN IN orNdINsAr.
CINoIsNATI, Nov. 16.
The amount of money in the safe stolen from
lie American Express office, in this city, yester-
lay, is now stated at $4,000.
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Clturflt Suppers.

THANKSGIVING SUPPER.
scott NJ. E. Church will have
UPPER,
On THANKSGIVING EVENING, NOV. 2erH 1874,
In Braifords new Hail. over the market house, cor.
Sd and King streets. The table will he furnished
with all the delicacies of the season. oysters spe-
eiaty. Tickets 90 cents children under IL years rs
cents Proceeds for the benefit or the above church
nnYl4 1a. % 2ht