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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-06

The funniest little, awkward, down
pelted feds!ings We ever saw is pair Of
just-hatched sand-hili cranes, at FRS
bliss. Lyman got them yesterday as Il
present from somebody over the noun
t-lns. They look like shanshae sos-
lings or spindle-shanll dac!ilins,. These
are i'll that wlre-gauzc cage which Is
kept hanging III front Of the restaurant.
They are we'll and cheerful, II appetite
and lots of it Indicate anything. They
stand up, upon their crany legs, and
gobble all that is given them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-06

THEATER.-" The Pearl of Savoy -
drew a tremendous audience last night
As Marie the Savoyard - Miss Amy
Stone surpassed herself The character
is beautiful one. She sustained it
with surprising effect. Mr.. Coggswe.l 5
"Lonstolot" was in that very accom-
pllshed actors best style. Altogether IL
very satisfactory performance through
out. The fact is, Miss Stone returns to
Carson not only to lind IA hearty welcome
here, but to renew her claims to popu-
larity. She is great favorit- with our
play-goers. At the matinee this after
noon the thrilling domestic drama Led
Astray'' will be presented. This will
afford an opportunity for our young peo-
pie to see this charming actress in one OF
her best characters. ''Fanchun,' (in
which Miss Stone is almost peeriess) is
the great attraction offered on this. the
farewell night of Miss Stones engage
ment here. OF course the Theatrr will
be crowded.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
= fore existing between II. b. Mason and N.
u. Chamberlin 10 dissolved BY mutual convent
Chamberlin succeeding to the business and
property. All debts due from the firm have
been assumed and will be paid BY n. d. Cham.
berlin. All sums due to the hrin belong to, and
will be receipted for. BY N. d. Chsmbsrlin.
Carson, June Sd, 1874.
MASON L CHAMBERLIN.
n. D. CHAMBERLAIN.
ie6.lm
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


oREsBY H)UsE--GEoRGE d. FRYER. PaoPRIETok
A F Merrifold ] Campbell o DFrioGdend
W J Williams II Winters c " Van Gordon
Tyson c II bangle IL Lowe
Ii q Basdel N Postou Miss l. Blasdcl
and wife VIM Freaton II q Blasdel. Jr
Il Simmons VI l. Smith A FarnswortL
7 NJ harky l. AnGe VIM Edward
Eanncn l. y Lott q W Callahan
Mrs Chatiirld l. $ Bowden c Novacoych
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TCFLl, PRoPE1E1oh
r II Merriel Drsssler Jerome Smith
l. Rollins q Bryant II Msrden
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-06

ORR RED Men FRIENDS are not going
to permit the present delightful weather
to pass away without enjoying it in their
collective and tribal capacity. So they
nave determined upon pic nc. OF
course they go to Mrs. Bowers. On
the 18th, one week from to-day, is when
they will do their junketlng. These
improved children OF the wilderness
know how to enjoy themselves, have
the means to do that same and are de-
termined not to be disappointed. See
what their advertisement sets forth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-06

Too much study is quite as Dad, II
not worse than, too little. The sad re-
suit of oyertaXing the mind was shown
at the public school, Yesterday morning.
Miss Laura Berry. while at examination
with her class. tainted and fell heavily
to the floor. Within three weeks she
had committed to memory quite 200
pages of history and 200 pages i'll nat
ural philosophy. Night before last she
sat up with IL young lady classmate, and
they studied together till 3 O'Clock III
the morning. Arrived at the school
house her nerves were shattered and
were we'll nigh beyond control. She
had steadied herself sufficiently, how
ever, to make beautiful recitation just
before her strength gave way. She is a
highly intellectual and hmIable Young
lady. and 1t is a subject of regret amongst
her friends that she should have been
so ambi ious: for she always tax, pia e
with the FIRST of her class and could
have done so at the examination, Sesttr-
day, without any extraordinary eXer-
ton. We learn with pleasure that the
young student was up last evening and
SO far recovered as to be about, as usual.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-06

\ gentleman granger from the rnrai
shades Of Walker River arrived at Ne
vadas Capital, night before last. All
pregnant with foni y cherished notions
OF rrimeval simplicity he rose from bed
on the following morning al peep OF day.
He had business with our Chief Ma-!a-
trate OF the State. TINS be would dis
patch at once that lie might be gone
forthwith. AID leave teL..uI linn the Ill
timed strife and turmoil OF our over
wrought metropolis. lie Wandered
around and inea..aerel about the State
House hopel.ssiy losing time until 4.
II. 4; this latt hour Le gained the ear
# somebody entering the gigantic S.
lent structure. lie was informed that
lie world III all probability have 10 tarEy
yet another lo"r before the ponie:oRo
door OF His Excelencv's Office would be
SWING back fer his admission 10 az IN
terview Imagine his disgust , One
whole hour more He shook himself
energetically; he turned lis horny hands
slowly over and over and examined them
as they went around; he surveyed his
trousers from the knee down to the aka
lied boot stained with the juice o. dewy
clover bruised under his honest tread
before the sun rise; and then taking OF
his hat revealing growth OF unkempt
hair in which oat seed and corn kernels
were costly nesting lie set himself back
Tor few remarks. H swore h. couldn't
see the beauty of city life. Of making
night out OF day time He could see
charms in solitude face and he woUldu'
dwell in this horrible place for fifty dol
lars a month, grub free, and nothing to
do but to loaf about our fashionable
thoroughfares with his hands FOR, yer
socked down into his breeches pockets
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-06


she gets well enough to travel.
TIE PRIZE PLATE offered by Winston
& Downer to the winners in the proposed
trial of horsewomanship which is to take
place at the Carson Course on the after
noon of July 4, can be seen at foxs.
The first prize consists OF silver tea
set of six pieces; the second prize Is a
silver cake basket and II solid silver cake
knife. Nothing handsomer than this
has ever been offered on the coast, for a
Ike purpose. We are authorized to
STATE that ali entries for this trial OF skill
between lady riders must be made before
G o'clock on the evening Of the lst OF
July. They the entries) will be received
at this office on or before the day desig-
mated.
HONORABLE MENTION. following
boys and girls Of Miss Spence's depart
ment were perfect III speliinS-SJ words
given out:
Eva slngerland, Ole Bray,
Lizzie Coffey, Willie Mailer,
Della Waters, Charles Woodside.
II oral Arithmetic the following were
perfect:
Laura Wiilmott. Emma Leete,
Willie Mahler, Sarah Baker,
Ldd!e Harper, Charlie Noodaide,
Dora Nanslckle, Many st. Clair.
This solt of mention is small need
o. praise, surely, but 1t encourages III
dustylUus children and justly gratiues
patents. We hope that the teachers III
the other departments, also, Will give Us
the names OF their pupils who worked
faithfully during the term and have done
We'll III the final examination.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-06

HONORABLE MENTION. following
boys and girls OF Miss Speuce's depart
ment were perfect in speliing-o0 words
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Aid for The Monument.

To he Editor Of the Commercial;
The Monument erected on Delaware Avenue,
In honor of Delaware's heroic dead, has been
seized for debts due the mechanics who erected
it. These men need their money and must have
it, Through the indetatigable efforts of Eli
Crozier, Esq, 81, 900 in subscriptions have been
secured to pay off the debt, leaving 1856 unpro-
vded for.
To assist Mr.. Crozier in raising the balance
needed, several of the merchants Of Wilmington
have assisted him in securing frst-class talent
to give performance in the Opera House on
Wednesday evening" Nov. 25th. rhe Bachelor
Combination Company" Of Philadelphia, and
the "Ravel Troupe" OF this city, combined, will
give an entertainment well worth the price OF
admission H
Every citizen of Wilmington is interested in
this matter. To allow the Sheriff to sell the
monument would be an eternal disgrace to the
State. For the small sum OF fifty cents you can
witness a first-class performance and at
the same time liquidate the debt on the mon
ument. II each one does his duty now. we will
never again hear the unpleasant announcement
that the Soldiers Monument is i'll the Shenf {
hands for debt. We trust every citizen of Will
mington will secure ticket for the Monument
Benefit. Reserved seats can be secured al
Messrs Bouehmsn Thomas Il Co.'s. Go early
and secure your seats. Pho Bono PUBLIco.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
The sussex corn crop.
ITS ABUNDANCE pENIED-THE OBSERVATIONS or
TRAVELLER.

1rH ABUNDANCE DENIED THE OBSERVATIONS or
TRAVELLER.
FELTON,, DEL, Nov. II
noticed some days ago, a paragraph in
letter from one of your correspond ents stating
that the corn crop of Sussex was abu ndant.
WAS surprised to zee such statement, for had
travelled, month 80 ago, over 70 miles
through that county, and saw nothing anywhere
to justify such conclusion. Appearances are
Bom stm % deceptive; bu it is said that figures
won't lie. The baskets aud half bushels may be
relied on. Now for facts.
| know farmer that generally grows thou
sand bushels OF corn per year this year he made
less than thousand basket of ears. A field on my
own farm that yielded thousand bushels when
last in cultivation, this year, with better tillage
returned ouly 9i5 baskets. An adjoining farmer
who, a year or two ago, made 1400 bushels,
gathered, this year, 1925 baskets. These are
facts, under my own observation, and believe
differ but httle il any, from the general average
through this and Sussex counties. My own
corn, indeed, looked better than the best ! saw
in Sussex county.
There will, no doubt. be more or less corn
shipped frem each county, (farmers must sell
something), but 1t is all needed here. II all the
stock were fed as 1t should lie, there would be
none to sell, especially from the middle section
Of Sussex.
have no disposition to croak, but feel thank
full for what We have, aud regret very much that
our farmers have not large surplus 30 AZ To
profit by the p esent LIBERAL price. KENT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
CoaiesyifIe.

DEDICATION OF ST. CECILIA cHURoa-THE VIA
DUCT LLH-REvIvAL-LITERARy soo1ETY-Ao-
oIDEsr, 30.
Especial TO the Comm -rclal
CoATEsvILLE, Nov. 23.
st. Cecilia Roman Catholic church was dedi-
Gated, yesterday. Bishop wood Conducted the
ceremonies. large crowd was in attendance
and the receipts were large.
The viaduct Rolling Mills will run .his week
TO finish up orders on hand after which they will
close down until the estate Is settled, Mr.. Worth
having left no will.
A protracted meeting is in progress at the
Baptist Church here. under charge OF Rev.
Chas. Deitz, and numbers OF anxious ones are
at the altar.
A literary society, under the management of
A, d. Harlan Esq, has been instituted. The
society meets Thursday of each week. spicy
little paper called the Mirror, IL read each
evening, essays delivered. &C.
A man named John Barton, OF Doe Run, Chez
ter county, had his hand caught in carding
machine, last Friday and badly msngled, neces-
stating the amputatlon of two fingers.
The Grand Firemen's Fair at Market Hall will
open out on Thursday. The preparations are
almost completed, and the display will be exten
Biye. Nixon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Latest General News.

Supervising Architect Mullet has resigned, and
his resignation has bees accepted by the Score
tary of the Treasury. His successor has not yet
been announced.
The Scranton Daily Times recommends the
election of Hon. Jeremiah 8. Black as United
States Senator to succeed Mr.. Scott.
The Virginia Board OF Election Canvassers
were in session yesterday at Richmond, CANVASS
ing the vote OF the counties comprising the Sec
ond Congressional District. They will give the
certificate to 0oode.
The Louisiana Returning Board yesterday
completed the counting of the New Orleans re-
turns. The protested boxes" were included in
the count.
G,nerai Emery has ordered court martial
for the trial of Lieusenant Hodgson, upon
charges preferred by Gsneral Morrow.
The directors OF tue B ,ard Of Trade of Chi
cago yesterday IN 1rniug fixed 05 cents on corn
and 30 cents on oats. as prices on which mar
gins can be called at the present time.
Four more bodies were recovered yesterday
from the wreck of the steamer Empire at New
Orleans. HHH.
Mr. Riddle concluded his argument in the
Washington Safe Burglary case, and it is probs'
BILE the case will be given to the july to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24


Hon. Alexander H. Stephens weight is
eighty pounds.
The deaths during the past week in New
York were 521.
Mrs. Harriet Beeoher Stowe has returnhd to
her Winter quarters in Florida.
1t is said that Tennyson has received $780,
UOO from his publishers for the sale of his po-
ems.
"A granddaughter of Fenimore Cooper is
soon to be married to grand-nephew of Wash
ngton Irving.
- II will pillow up the theatre to its founda-
ton, says Dswitt ralmage sin defiance OF all
earth and hell"
Rev. W. Il. H. Murray told reporter re-
Gently that he expected to leave Boston 'in
about twenty years.
Bishop Cummins. it is said will soon take
up his residence in Baltimore, in which city he
was formerly rector of ut. Peters parish.
In the thriving little town OF Promontory,
on the Central Pacific railroad, way out in the
plains, the hotel landlord summons his board
ers TO dinner bv firing of one barrel of double
parrei gun. With the other barrel he collects
ais bad dsbts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRANDyw1NE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AMI aRAIN-ooRREnrIn an DAILY.
xew wadvert,sements, g'o-day.

Carriage ctory at nc ion
rmarried man wantcd-Healds Hygeian Home
Nlstars Rals am of " lid herr 81 page
Dir 1T rce's re ttive re lets, Brevlty
Wauted--Amerlc III piri Tor h''usework
NOtce-Falrfax Lodg / OuF
Notlcr-F b f Mile
Wilmington City Dspens'ry, Brevity
NJ gOiner = Hair Bestorer
Funeral notice
Carp Is shaken-Ferry. Brevi'y.
rubs ant al clothng-aouer Brevity
Bot DIN pr ces-Pennington Brevlty
Fall overcnats-Bayne, orevity
Coarse pont5-W TURNER Brevity
III lnnel shrts-Uou Sht-n, breyity
Primeri cigars-siugles on Brevity
Fine furnl ure- enterprise q brevlty
hitman's onfectlons-Mss Maxwell, Brevity
sewing nachlnes-Grnve' 1t Baker. Brevlty
lTud -rwear-C MORAN, BrevHy
Teas and coli es-toust n d Piizer, Breyity
n Gers-Fulimer's Bra, ity
F,al hats-uub.ll Brevity
qrocpries-T E X ID nson d Go Breyity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Police Court.

Lewis RICHTER and John Moore, forgetting the
sacredness OF the Sabbath day, got into dis
pute which ended Ill fsticuffs. They were fued
1sts and held in Sl0U each to keep the peace.
Elwood Hill, for all assault on William O'Con-
nor, was tned % and costs and held in $500 to
keep the peace It is said that Hill is the same
person who broke in Everhard Freyes saloon,
recently, and purloned several gallons OF wine,
and for which he is to h we hearing
I-sao HAYDEN, for dis orderly conduct and
threatening DO lilly harm to Robert Parmar, was
held in $500 to keep the peace.
James Jones and Alfred Chippey for stonlng
a milk wagon, paid COSTS and were held in Sl0O
each for future good behavior. -.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
cape May.


THE SUNDAY frRr-er iNcrNDfARy oRIcrN-Fnu1T
ecHoonhE BEAcHED.
tCorre spondence of the Commercially
CAFE MAY, Nov. 23
Philadelphia House, owned by Mrs. Griffith,
was entirely destroyed by fire Sunday at A. NJ,
Nov. "a. aud also large frame dwelling next
west of 1t, owned by A. P. Hlldreth, Esq, and
others, occupied by Mr.. Harris, who saved ali
his goods An incendiary fired the Hotel, as it
is unoccupied In winter aud was seen windward
in third story feat, It Is said. The Hotel is in
sured but Mr.. Hildreths house is not They are
on La Fayette street. half way down to Schellip-
gers landing, and the main Hotels and built up
portions of the Island were in no danger, being
quite calm at the time. The neighboring hous
es were saved by our fire exsinguishers, baud
and on wheels, buckets, DO. No clue to the vii
lain.
A fruit schooner is ashore on Hereford Bar IL
miles east of us and threw over 450 boxes oil
oranges The mile and Q mile beaches are
strewn with the fruit. JouN MoMAoK1N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
RAND OPERA HOUSE

GREAT THANKSGIVING FE TIvALl
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH,
Two performance, afternoon at g. evening at s
oc ock
The popular com dian and dialect actor,
MIX. JOHN ALLEN.
sslstei By
MISS GERIIE OR ,NYILLE AND FULL DRAMA
TIC tOMPANYi
In the great sens zion drama,
SCHNh hlDER.
Or, OF House Won de Rhinel
Replste with entirely new sOngs and dances, written
expressly for Mir All en-, AMI presented with the iol-
lnwing pow riul cast:
JAN Ef CINFIDER,
UNu - Ii EtDfR.
Dn irg ths play the following new aud original
songs will be in reduced:
.'St HNtIDtR AN" LOVES DUET.n
my Johuny vas ME young man " Miss Gertle
Granville mir. Muller Muller" Jonn Alien.
mutations OF Opera hy Mis- Gertie Grdnvlle and
Mr.. John Allen.
Mr.. John Allen Will also Introduce
"3CHNEIDhR'5 ARRIVAL IN .MERICA" AND
LAGER 81 II IZA."
The spark Comedy, entitled the
Foo. OF 1HE .MILY.
Mss Gerite Granville and entIrec mpany In the cast
Reserved seats sold at Boughman, homas d Co
ADM SS ON N...............,.35, so and 70 Cents
uuVy1 A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No. 23, /. O. o. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Good Intent Division No. 8, 8. Of T., Nicola
ry's Building.
Humanity Circle B. .. @. A. Hall 5o4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. of p, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, Ill Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l, A. o. OF @. #. at
McClary's Building.
and Market streets.
Washington Lodge No. /, A. r. A., sayIlle's
Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
The IN ursfer Trial.

The Taylor-Mackey murder trial, which has
been engaging the attention of the court at New
CASTLE since Friday last, is now closing. Tho
taking of the testimony was concluded yester-
day. and the Deputy-Attomey General addressed
the Jury. The concluding speeches will be made
to-day, and the case will probably go to the jury
late this evening. A verdict will not be likely
to be reached before tomorrow. The line OF
the defence Ia fully stated in our regular court
rennrt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Euumsra,,mu .be sndians.

A census is being taken of the Indians under
Agent Sayilles charge. The count shows that
there are belonging TO the Red Cloud Agency
$3.50 osallalla Sioux, and 5000 Arapahoes aud
Cheyennes, besides about 900 Ogallallas who are
huntiug OIL the Republican river, and about 1000
Minneconjous and other nothern Sioux who ran
away from the agency to escape being counted.
For years the Indians have opposed census,
from a Auperstitous notion that the counting
would speedily be followed by dimiuution of
their nnmhar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
'rhe Argentine Rebellion.

THE END REPORTED -FLIeHT OF MIrRE TO THH
DESERT, 4a.. ..aI llH
LONDON, Nov. "a.
Manuel CARGO, the Special Commissioner OF
the Argentine Republic in Europe, has received
the following dispatch, dated Pernambuco. Nov:
90 signed by Parade, acting Secretary of Foreign
Affairs at Buenes Ayres, and published in The
Times this morning "The rebellion is ended.
The gunboat Parana has surrendered. Mite
flies to the desert, abandoning all his baggage"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Our Claims Upon spain.

REPORTED PURPOSE OF THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
TO PAY AN INDEMNITY.
LONDON, Nov. "a.
1t is reported from Madrid that the Spanish
Government has expressed a willingness to pay
an indemnity in the virginius case to the United
States on the same basis as that with which
Great Britain was satisfied for the outrage per-
petrated on her subjects.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Railroad Rumor Denied.

VICE PRECEDENT KINo ON DOCK ROOM FOR THE B.
o. AT NEW YORK.
BALTIMORE, Nov. "a.
The attention OF John King, Jr, Vice Presi-
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Comps
ny, has been called to the report that his road
had purchased grounds and water front at
Pamrapo station, on the New Jersey Central
Railroad. He declared the statement utterly
without foundation. The managers OF the road
believe the true policy points to Baltimore as its
ca. tern termi.lus.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Spain.
se NORTH TO EXPEDITE MILITARY

sEl,BANo GOING NORTH TO EXPEDITE MILITARY
OPERATIONS.
MADRID, Nov. "a.
Marshal serrano will go to the North next
month for the purpose Of expediting operations
against the Carlists.
The Government has exed two Generals aud
several civilians known to be partisans OF Alton
so, son of the Ex Queen Isabella. O-her per-
sons are to be sent into exile for the same rea-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24

JonN BoDDY's REPORTED FAILuRE-It ia cur
renty reported oil the street that John Boldly,
the confectiouer at All Market street, las failed,
but on iuquiiy we learn that he has executed TO
Jacob pusey a mortgage on his real eHtate, in
order to secure ali extension and hs creditors
against all loss. BY this arrangement Mr.. Bod
dy will be enabled, he thinks, when certoin
loans mature, to pay off every dollar Of hir ,D-
debteduess in full.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
x1nancfaas
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY,
AL srAa- Al. AE

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY,
New YORK. Nov. 25.
dnd, to-day, $1.1156.
LONDON FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
FURNISHED by Merrick, Johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th anu Market SITS ]
LONDON 1890, P. M, Nov. "a.
1865 3, 1864 1s67s 1O91S Ten-forties Bonds
1O4J. New Fives Of 1881 109A Erie Railway
Shares 25s4. Market weak.
FRANKFORT, Nov. "a.
Unired States 5-20's Of 1852, are quoted at 97s4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Yenlerti Y,a STORM

The storm of Sunday night and Yesterday WAS
severe along the Atlantic coast, from Richmond
north, and also upon the lakes. Yesterday af-
ternoon ,nsiderable damage was done in vari-
ous places by the wind. Part of a round-house
IN course OF erection on the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad on the Keyser Station, near lCumber-
land Md, was blown down and one man was
killed aud another fatally injured. At Baltimore
number of houses were uliroofed, and the to-
tai damage is estimated at $4,000. Damage TO
the amount Of about 10000 was done at Tren-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24

Mrs A. W. Randall, widow of the late
Postmaster General. has made her first appear
ance as public reader, it il said with success.
Honey is being sent from San Francisco to
the Atlantic by the car load some 100 tons hay
ing already been shipped East by Pacific rail-
re o. this fall season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24

voTE OF THANKS. AT a meeting Of the La
dies Mite Society OF the Presbyterian Church,
held last evening, the following vote Of thanks
was unanimously adopted
ResUlced, That the most hearty thanks of this
Society are due and are hereby ex ended to
Misses Conner Ormond and Goodrich, and to
Messrr. James, Fulmer, Rhoads and Ogle for
the most excellent and pleasing concert given by
them for the benefit Of our society.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24
Canadian river Navigation.
THE OTTAWA CLOSED.

THE OTTAWA CLOSED.
OrTAwA ONT, Nov "a.
Navigation is closed. Several vessels on their
way to the city, with general cargoes, have been
frozen in on the canal.
All the tugs and lumber barges are laid up for
the season, and the shipping of lumber by water
has entirely ceased. The mills have all shut
down,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-24

TEMPERANCE ENTERTAINMENT public Tenn
perance meeting will be held in the Hall Of
Morning Star Division, No. Q, Sons Of Temper
ance. tomorrow evening. Rev. T. E Martini
dale and others will address the meeting. Q.
Picgels has charge of the musical programme.