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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
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Ketter IIlam Nothing.

good old lady, very particular and very
pious, once kept boardids house in Bos-
ton. Staunch to her principles, she would take
10 one to board who did not hold to the eterna
punishment of large portion of the race. But
the people were more intent on carnal comfort
than spiritual health, 80 that in time her house
became empty, much to her grief and alarm.
After some time bluff old sea captain knock
ed at the door, and the old lady answered the
call.
Servant, ma'am. Can you give me board
for two or three days ? Got my ship here, iand
shall be off as soon as load"
90 Wall, 1 don't know :" said the old lady.
"Oh house full, ell ?"
'' No, but"
" But what, ma'am p
"I don't take any uncean or carnal people in
my house. What do you believe 2"
" About what 7"
"Why do you believe that any ono will be
condemned ?"
' Oh thunder, yes,"
"Do You ?" said the good woman brighten
ing up. Well, how many souls do you think
will be in the fire eternally?'
Don't know maam, really--I never caculat-
ed that"
Can't you guess ?"
Z" Can't say, perhaps fifty thousand"
Wa'al, hem" mused the good woman 81
guess I'll take you, fifty thousand is better than
nothing"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

The yice-President,s Funeral.

IT Is FIXED FOR FRIDAY-THE REMAINS TO LIE IN
STATE IN INDEPENDENCE HALL UNTIL SATURDAY.
The funeral of Vice President Wilson, in
Washington, will take place ON Friday morning.
The body will reach Philadelphia on Friday eye
ming, and will be laid in state in Independence
Hall until ten or eleven o'clock on Saturday
morning, when it will be taken to Massachusetts.
The Common Council of Boston, at Il meeting
yesterday, appointed committee to attend the
funeral. The Arkansas House of Representa-
tives adjourned yesterday in respect to the de-
ceased Vice President. On receipt of the news
of the Vice Presidents death at San Francisco,
the flags on publicsand private buildings were
displayed at balf-mast. aud the United States
Courts adjourned for the day.
The funeral services will be held in the Sen
ate chamber at TO- 80 on Friday, Rev. DR.. Sum
derland Offering prayer, and Rev. DR.. Rankin
preaching the funeral sermon, and at their
close the funeral procession will form and move
to tho Baltimore and Potomac depot, leaving
there at 81. Upon arriving at Baltimore, the
remains will have military escort through that
city, and they will leave at o'clock.
Tomorrow thebody will lie in state in the ro-
tunda of the Capitol, on the same catafalque
used for the bodies of President Lincoln. Sena-
tor Sumner, Chief Justice Chase and Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
The national Grange Orricers

In the National Grange yesterday the salaries
of the officers were fixed as follows, besides eX-
penses Master, il20O per annum Treasurer,
SG00 Secretary. S2JeU The bond VI the Secre-
taiy was iixod at 10000; thatof tho Treasurer
at 5000 The following officers were
elected Master, John Il. JONES' Of Ar
kansas; Overseer, J. j. Woodman, of Michigan
Lecturer, II. q Smedley, of Iowa Steward, A.
J. Vaughn, of Miss. Assistant Steward, Morti-
mer Whitehead, of New Jersey Chaplain, s.
II Ellis, OF ONO; Treasurer, y. N. Mcdowell ;
Secretary. o. II. Kelly, Of kentucky Gate
Hooper, o. Dinwiddie of Indiana Oeres, Mrs.
]. 7. Jnnes. of Arkanaas.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
Aniusen,cnts.
THE r. l.. DAVENPORT ENGAGEMENT.

The engagement OF j.. i. Davenport to appear
al the Opera House in this city, with good
company, is definitely announced, Tor Friday
evening OF noxt week, December 3D..
HE Company supporting him is a
rood one 50 we are assured Mr..
lalwin r.. Thorne especially engaged to sup
mort Mr. Davenport, IL regarded NJ one Of the
most promising of our younger sectors. Walter
lnnn0x has been for the past two seasons the
ponunr low comedian of Mrs. Conway's theatre,
Grnoklyn Geo. Vining Bowers il sterling ac-
tor sliis perfornapces are always satisfactory
and ofton brilliant Mr.. Harry Iangdon is an
established favorite with our public. Miss h.
y i'roudfoot i'd an actress OF more than ordinary
ability while Miss Grace Paynter is just enter
lng npon dramatic career. She has the adyan-
nge Of an excellent education, social position, is
Young and good looking. The dramatic critics
If Philadelphia predict for her bright future.
The company is under the management OF Jas.
Ward.
The plays to be given will be the Merchant
Of yenice," with Mr.. Davenport as Stytock, and
Tho Honeymoon. In the former Miss Proud
foot plays Portid and Miss Paynter Jessiod.
Seats will be for sale at Bouyhmap, Thomas II
Go s three days in advance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
SECOND EDITION.
Tho Republican Cub.
ACTION ON THE DEATH or TILE VICE pRFsIDEHT-
nEsOIu rlOSS ADOPTED.

ACTION on THE DEATH or TILE VICE pRFaTDEHT-
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
A special meeting OF the Republican Club was
held last evening, at the rooms. Upon calling
it 10 order, President Hastings stated
tho object Of the meeting-to to tako suitable ac-
ton lipon the death of Vice-President Wilson,
On motion n committee, consisting Of Howard
NJ jenkins, II. Il. pickel-, and Jos. Il. Adams
was appointed to draft and present resolutions
suitable to the occasion. The following were
reported
WHEREAS The death Of tho Honorable Ilou-
ry Wilson, Vce-presdent Of tho Unitel States,
aud one OF the most eminent representatives OF
the principles TO which we are devoted, seems to
call for an expression suitable Co the event ;
therefore
Res.toed That We signify by tlese resolu.
tions our sense of the deep bereavement which
the nation has sustained in losing from its
councils statesman who bad 80 long, so
wisely, and 20 faithfully served " that We eX-
preas our own sorrow and regret that the primer
pies Of human liberty and equal political rights
have lost one Of their ablest, and most sincere,
as he was one of their earliest and most earnest
advooates; and that we record our appreciation
of the worth and integrity which clsracterized
tho private life of the great citiaan now 80 sud
denly called away.
ResOlUet That the officers Of sho Club be in
structed to tendert to the committee ~ charge of
tho fHneral ceremonies the attendance of a com
mlttoo OF twonty cltZons 10 meet the remains and
act ae escort to them through tho St.te Of Della
ware.
The motion to adopt the resolutions being be-
fore the meeting, brief addresses were made by
Mr.. Jenkins aud Mr. Pickles, both referring
among other things to the eminent services of
Mr.. Wilson, his kindness TO all who came in cou-
tact with him, his readiness to give his time ana
attention when applied to, and the warm interest
he had always shown in behalf Of Republican
principles in Delaware. The resolutions were
then unanimously adopted.
The President was authorized to telegraph
the tender of funeral escort, and to appoint
the committee Of citizens, shoud the offer be
accepted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
THANK ssiying.

AgRANaEM ENTS FOR SPENDING THE DAY IN WIZ
MINdToN. -
Tomorrow has been appointed az day Of
Thanksgiving in accordance with the usual cus-
tom. lts observance will be general in this city.
Being legal holiday the banks will DO closed
throughout the day, as will also the most of the
usual, in the morning. Tho workshops and
fartoros will all be closed, and the observance
will he that OF a general holiday.
Eeligous worship will be held by several OF
the denominations, some uniting in worship.
The Nlethodists will unite at st. Paul's, Rev.
Jos. l. Smith preaching tho sermon, aud the
lrerhyterians in the First church. Rev. Il. u.
puval will deliver an appropriate discourse.
The choirs of tho respective Presbyterian
churches have boon invited to bo present to lead
the singing
Trinity Chapel 9Th and King Streets will have
a service of its own at 1890. The Offering will
be devoted to tho Wilmington Dispehsary.
In the evening there will be spelling bee in
the Taylor Academy, Sth and Wollaston streets.
game OF base ball will be played in the after
noon at the new grounds between the Quickstep
and famo Actives with changed pit,hers and
cachers.
Prominent amongst the enoyments of
Thanksgiving will be the church supper Mt the
mon NJ Il. Church, commencing at 6 o'clock in
the evening" Besides the we'll spread tables in
tHo lcclhre IOoH, Il cHolce proSThuuie VI Hiusic
and short addresses has been arranged to enter
tain those waiting in the main audience cham
her. 1000 persons are advertised for to come
and cat supper.
temperance meeting will be held in the City
Hall at o'clock r. NJ. which will be addressed
by Rev. A. d. Davis, W. X. Galloway and 9TH
ers. The pliea having 1t in charge have pre-
pared good programme and all are invited to
attend.
Tho ladies of the Unitarian church will pre-
pare thanksgiving supper in the residence,
(now nnoccupied,) SOl Market ST., and will have
the table ready at O'Clock. They may be relied
upon, we know, to spread bounteons and at
tractive board, and we hope will have large
company OF appreclative guests.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

CAsEs FOR THE CoRoNER.-Philip Gibbs, re-
siding at SOB West street. and an employee OF
the Harlan ~ Hollingswortb Co.. went ducking,
yesterday, in company with a friend, who re-
turned, but Gibbs remained out all night This
morning, the brother of Gibbs went in search of
him and found his dead body in
shoal water along the Delaware front,
near the mouth of the Christiana. The
boat which the two men went out in, yesterday,
was near by partly overturned. Gibbs and his
friend carried with them quantity Of whiskey,
and the probabilities are that, the man was
drowned. There are no marks of violence on
the body. An inquest was begun at o'clock.
man named Lord died suddenly at Odessa,
this morning. The circumstances are not
known, as the telegram which summoned the
coroner merely stated the fact of death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
A Final act of RECONCILIATION.

now IT Is pRoPosED TO SHOW A GREAT SPECTACLE
TO THE WORLD IN '76.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. PA movement is on
foot here to assemble large number of the
soldiers of the late war in this city at some time
during the Centennial year. 1t is proposed to
have both the Northern and Southern armies
represented by their leading generals and
by thousands of their rank and file
from every State in the Union, the purpose
being to show to the world by grand and i'm
pressive demonstration the fact that the men
who were in arms against each other few years
ago are now united III celebrating the Tooth birth
day Of their country. and are inspired by spirit
of patriotism and feeling of common nationali-
ty. Mr. Il. Edwin Dudley, Secretary of the Vet
Grams National Committee is at the head of the
movement,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
and Reading Railroad
Creditors.

in answer to the inquiry Of "a Bondholder
concerning the legal status of the First Mort
gage Bonds of the Wilmington and Reading
hallroad, and whether he will recover the full
amount OF his Investment, the financial editor
9l the Philadelphia Ledger replies in last Satur-
day issue az follows
Second mortgage bondhoders Of the COM
Daly are in Court and have been for six months
past pressing their application for an order OF
sa9 OF tile road and appurtenances, but thus far
Mlthont success. II it is sold on, s4cond mort
EaHe the purchasers will bo responsible for the
Ilii amount Of the first mortgage. A second
mortgage may well bo doubted when see the
rst.mortgages quoted at 45 The prospect for
even first creditors Of the company is gloomy"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
,Enc NiarNet 81. s:ridge.

Notwithstanding the rain yesterday. large
numbers of persons visited the ruus of Market
streoet bridge and the scene was quite lively
ono. The worImen labored busily on the new
bridge of the Pennsylyania Railroad in the
irenching rain, and several of tue treaties were
placed in position. Tho bridge is being con-
strlicted OF hewn timbers one foot square, each
trnste having four upright timborH morticed at
each eud into heavy cross pieces, the bottom bo-
ing several feet wider than the top, which is
about twelve feet wide. The bridge il expected
to be ready for use by tonight or tomorrow -
Ihitdtld. Ledger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

TRIAL OF AN ENaINE.-Locomotive No. 73, OF
the P. W. u B. R. r. Co., just completed at the
Philadelphia, this morning, where it was inspect
ed by some of the officers OF the company. This
locom olive is the fourth of its class, being the
largest yet built by the P. W. & b. Go.
No effort at speed was made in the trial,
this morning, but the "trip was taken
simply to timber up the machinery. The engine
behaved very nicely, the machinery in all It's
parts doing its execution well and to the salts
faction Of s. A. Hodgeman, master machinist,
who was in command. The engine is very strong
ly built and possesses all the symmetry Of form
and beauty Of finish which are peculiar to the
engines of the P. W. IL b. Co. tiug .at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

THE MoRroFyuLE MURDER, On Monday
the body of tho stranger found in the dam at
Mortonyille, was exhumod and further cxam-
nation made. All the vital organs were in good
condition. 1t il stated that DR. Palmer has re-
ceved a letter from Harrisburg, stating tint a
man answering the description Of the deceased
has been missing from that city or its vicinity
for about one MONTH Some arrests were to
have been made, on Monday, but this action
has bee. deferred for tho present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
Mnrderer Convicted.

PATIucK M'DoSALp FOUND GUILTY OF MAN
tLaUdBTER AT BALTIMORE.
Ass tiatei Press Special Telegram.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov "a.
ia the Criminal Court, this morning, in the
case of Patrick Mcdonald on trial for the last
eight days for the murder of Daniel Brown, col
ored, in July last, the jury rendered a verdict
of guilty of mansaughter,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
EinanciaI.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YoRK, Nov. "a.
Gold opened, this morning, 'at si.14l4.
FURNISHED by Cralge johnson 4 Co., Iiankers and
Brokers, 6th and Market Stsl
LONDON, 10 80 p. M, Nov. a.
Consols for money and account, 95 $40; u. s
i 20s of 1865, i03a1 1s67s, 1905 1O-40s 1871
New 5's of 81, 1Ota<. Erie common shares, IA y.
New York Central, "a. Market steady. Ssssez
FRAggFoRT, Nov 2i
IT, s. bonds of 1862 9gi[
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
Great Fro in New York.

Tho most destructivn fire that las occurred in
New York for long time, took place last even
ing. burning an immense brewery building and
malthoase, on 9Th st. noar ASonuo @. The
building was stocked with grain and hops, be-
sides vast quantities of ale and boer, manufac-
tured or in course of manufacture. Tho fire
was started by an explosion of gas from a leaky
pipe. Several tenements we're crushed in by the
falling walls, but no person was Injured. The
loss on the brewery il about $3.50, 900, and on
the tenements @25,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a.
Flour dull at former prices; high grades 81. so
80; pona. family SO 25M6.G2l5. Wheat,
prime in good demand, inferior dull; Penna. red
si.35@1 49, western do. Sl1001.1i; amber ST.
390,l. 10; white - i3p1 50. Corn duh; old yell
low 760D77c new do. 55@60c. Oats more active;
mixed 500 qi3ci white 43@5Oc. Mess pork so :
50@23.0O. Lard 129f@13I. Whiskey, s1.16.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRANDywTSE Mills FOR flour
AND GRAIN-CoRRECTED DAILY.
Family Flour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ 00@9 90
Extra Flour. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G.750pS.5 80
Superiine Flour Observation-Disclosures. 4.756D5 rs
Wheat. Observation-Disclosures. 1.35
Corn. Observation-Disclosures. 73c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
The Court, To-day,
CONTINUATION OF THE AHREN AND wEIrEL MUIR
DER TRIAL. f

bEh ihihL"
By Telegraph to tie Commercial
NEW CASTLE, Nov. "a.
Upon the opening of Court, this morning, the
trial of Patrick Ahren and George Weitsl for the
murder OF an unknown tramp at Townsend WAS
resumed. a- y F. ss-.sl
VIM. J. Bedwell cross-examined : WAS 15 to 20
yards from Ahren when he threw the stone;
coming back from Townsend the tramp was ly-
ing in the same places did not say before the
magistrate that he was then five or six feet from
where 1 first saw him sitting; don't know wheth-
or the tramps was drunk or asleep; did not say
to Price only saw one stone thrown by Ahren
and that did not hit him; did not say to Jenifer
Taylor that ! might be mistaken about Ahren's
throwing; did not tell Mr.. McOarty thst knew
nothing of the transaction; McOarty told me,
yesterday, that it would not hurt my evidence
to say did not know anything about it -
Gideon e. Barlow sworn First met Bidwell
in front Of my house; Bidwell and l started to
Townsend, that evening; going up the road met
my father, and shortly after Ahrsn overlook us;
Ahren asked where we were going; told him and
he said he was going there; Weitel overlook us
later; Bidwell and Ahren walked ahead; we came
to man sitting the left side Of the side line;
Ahren went to him and asked him it, he
was the man that just came up the road /; the
man got up and said something, don't know
what saw Ahren step out in the road and pick u.
up one stone and throw it ; was then eight or
ten yards past the man Weitel was on the side
line; did not hear the stone strike. Witness !!
also corroborated Bedwell NJ to the return and,
other circumstances detailed by that witness. D u
I John Jester sworn : live in New Castle coun-
ty; saw man called Weitel early that morning.
he said some one had been cursing Mr.. Ahrena
and he said he was going to kill man, not no
ferring to what man saw stone in the man
named Wetels hand; went up to where this
tramp was lying called to man "eh y no an-,
swer said to companions, this man is dead I;
picking the man up put two fingers in ahis
skull he was not cold Mr.. Townsend, consta-
BILE, first went up to the body when the man
called Weitel said he WIS soing to kill man
did not think he meant anything can't swear
that the man in the dock is the man who told
me he WAS going to kill man. ..Lr lf.J
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
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Active Corn Market.

The Baltimore corn market has become quite
active as regards Western corn, large contracts
having been made within the last day or two for
december and January delivery of new mixed
corn at 6i CENTS Old mixed corn is becoming
very scarce, aud sold yesterday at 72la cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
ASOruFR T1uup

ANoTIrsR LJdTr HOUSE KEFrgn APPOINTED
Mr. Sullivan, iirst assistant light house keeper
OF Ship John Shoal light house, having resigned
br position, Rayworth Weldon, the second as
sistant, has been promoted to fill the vacancy and
John NJ Stewart OF this city has been appointed
by Collector Noen to he second assistauI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

SEwINd MACHINE FACTORY IN DOwNINGrowS.
The people of Downingtown. Chester county,
have raised s2l, 600. of the S22, 800 which they
had agreed to furnish to secure tho removal TO
that town OF the Mclean a. Bonnor Sewing Ma
chine Company's works now located at Philadel-
pha. The remainder Of the required amount
will be raised in few days, and committee
has been appointed to procure tho factory site
and surrounding land of Robt Nicely for the site
of the sewing machine works. 1t is expected that
ground will bo brokon, this week. for the now
building
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
Found Dead ON tho MOUNTAIN.

l., me remains of a human body, which had ev-
identity been dead for several months, were
td ,onnd yesterday on the mountain, near Mt
L,arDon' in Schiiylkill county. Near the body
lay a.feyolver with one empty chamber, coat,
d Slouch hat and Hebrew book.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
uhn 1nnnry Cicws RanhrnnfcY.

In New York yesterday, on tho application of
Henry Clews II Co. for final discharge in bank
ruptcy, Benjamin II. Cheevor who has hitherto
opposed the discharge, withdrew his opposition
tlereto, beng convinced that his suit would
avail nothing from the fact that the asa6 is of
the firm small.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
r'uo rIoody and Sankey Worl,

There was large attendance at the morning
revival meeting in philadelphia yesterday, not
withstanding the incIemency OF the weather, and
number of requests for prayers were read.
Mr.. Moody announced that they would next
week devote themselves to the needs of the con-
dnctors aud drivers of street cars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

WORDS THAT NOAH WEBSTER MISSED One
day last week gunner going up tho Wilmington
Il Heading road was told he would have TO pay
20 cents additional for his dog. Upon receiving
this information he applied for " manifesta-
tion" for his canine companion.
colored man who left Landenberg on Mon
day with two shoats, upon reaching the depot in
this city found that one of them had escaped
and charged the train mon to make diligont Gin
quiration" for the missing shoat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
com,n,orc,ai Reports.

U. 8. bonds of 1862, 99lf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
The Light Houses.

lhe Lighthouse Board ask $4,000 for a now
iahtern at Cape Henlopen Light; $4,000 for a
uyke at Mispllion Light; 900 for continuing
'le ss construction con OF the Cross Ledge Light and
;iZ9,OO0 for continuing the Ship John ShOal Light
House, all in Delaware BAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

THROUGH IfRETGHr HATES. Gaspcrsou,
freight agent in this city of the r., W. ~ D. Il.
Il. Oo. gives notice that after this date CON
tracts for through rates will be made with ship
pers to the West to points reached by the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, and that the latter will
also make through rates ON freight coming over
ID to this city, from the West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

BUSINESS FAmURE.-The sheriff, yesterday,
closed the place of business of Messrs. Babcock
& Bro, dealers in boots and Shoes The firm
has been in suspended condition for about a
fortnight, and meeting of creditors has boen
held, but norfurther stops are yet taken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

METHODIST MISSION APpoRTIoNMENT. : Tho
Managing Committee of the Missionary Com
mttee Of the Methodist Episcopal Church has
concluded its labors, and made its apportion-
for the year 1876, for missionary purposes, to
supply the appropriations made by the commit
tee at its recent session. The amount assessed
upon the Wilmington Conference is $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

FAiE.-The American Rifles Fair commences
this evening. All parties having donations to
make will please leave them at Odd Fellows
Hall during to-day, or this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

AP. W. IL Il. OFFICIALS House. BUReLARIzED.
On Monday night the honse OF $. T. Fuller,
Chief Engineer of tho I. W. " Il. II. II. at Crum
Lynne, was burglarized. An overcoat, basket,
and other articles were taken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
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Killed by IL Coal lrafn

Naieria Leidy, aged 1S, was killed on the
heading Railroad, at Pottstown, on Monday af-
ii"Ihoon' She was trying TO jump upon pass
ride to Norristown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
a Youthful Cri M inaI.

Toy OF EIdurEEN SENTENCED TO TWENTY YEARS
CONFINEMENT.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
BrNanAAIproN, N. Y, Nov "a.
James Covert, age IS, pleaded guilty, to-day,
of feonous assault upon nine year old girl,
aud was sentenced to 90 years imprisonment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

LECTURE, TuIs EVENING. -Rev. Enoch Stubs
lectures at Asbury church, tbs evening. His
theme will be Sunshine and Shadow" There
will probably be large audience.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

Worcester county, Nd has been discontinued
All mail matter should now bo addressed to
Beut,li
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24

49,. me OIL cial vote of Oregon gives Lane Demo-
'rauc Candidate for Congress; 267 majority.
Ihere was considerable floating ice in the ca
nsi and river at Albany, N. Y, yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The police hcsrings for to-day amount TO only
one drunk.
The p. W. Il Il II. r. Co. announce that
freight trains will not run on that road. To-
morrow,