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COURT ORDERS.

NNOUUNDRO. &c, vs.. OMOIUNDROS
~ EXECUrOR. &C. AND STREET AND Vice
vs. OMOHUNDRO'S EAECUIok, &C-iN ! ~
CHANCkItY COURT OF THE CITY OF RlCH-
Nv HE decree entered in these causes on he Goth
day of April. 1880, II Is ordered that one OF lhe
cOmmi slOntr' Of tins court 90 take Tue I"ilo"ihS
An account Of the real assets OF Slas Omobundro,
deceasec with the description, location, and value
Aa account Of the personal assets Of the said DC.
cedent, showing tne form in which they exist and
their value. .n,, ,-.
rs executor Of said decedent, IN settling which
the cOmmis, toner shall take Is Drtntd fdete cor
rect, bus Iablc 10 be suTchdrged and laEhel' any
account OF his transactions heretofore scttlcd Oy
Inc said executor and duly confirmed by any court
Of competent jurisdiction.
Accounts between the said executor and the ega-
tees Of HIS es'at0rs estate, showing iuiy the tns-
actions that have besn had between Them, aud the
present state OF accounts between them.
An account Of The debts, claims. ana DEMANDS
against The testator outstanding and unpaid. -
And the said Richard Cooper Is directed I'D renuer
hef IRE said commissioner such of the foregoing ac'
counts rs may he In his power To- render. 49,.
| Aud the SAID commissioner Is directed 10 tSke'
settle, state said accounts. and report The same 10
This court ami also 10 report upon the matters OF
surcharge and fasiicaton specified In the Dill III
the second Of these causes so far As he may De re-
qIred 50 10 10 by any party and also 10 report spe-
cialy any matter deemed pertinent by him or re-
quired by any party to these causes 70 peso reported
CoMMIssIoHER's OFFICER
RICHMOND, July l, 1880.
The par'Iss interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on SATURDAY the 3ist day OF july
1880. at 10 O'Clock A. ~, as the time, ana my Oh
hce, In the city OF Richmond, on Eleventh street
between Min and Bank streets. as the place, u
take The accounts and make the Inquiries dlreele
| by the foregoing decree, at which time and place
the parties interested are re99,,sa 10 aueSn;
jy 2-F4w Commissioner In Chaneery.
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PRINCIPAL oYFIcEArNo.o TENTH Strict

Established under the au.picci of such men a. the
late 4. G.. McIlwaine, IT, 6rst irnidert; DA.cy
Paul ITS first yice-pre'iden' ans -. u. I'nnent'
who has been continuously one II ii' y.ce-pre,i-
dents, and a member OF us Finance committee
since IT, foundation. It has aimed always % main-
tain the high char,ci WIKI which such men
moulded all their enterprise.
No man has ever bad 20 enforce claim sgtiusi u
by the judgment II a court
Il has always kept an ample reserve in ca ID.
It's policies have always been inconlestaole after
three years except FOR ac'nal fraud
Its assets are larger in proportion 20 liabilities
than those OF any company in the United state.
It invites an examination into IT, modes oi ln-
yestmon', It's strength, aud it, rates.
II issues rolicie, Of Insurance IN amoun''not eX-
cecjng S. .000-for 4 single year, or aierm years
lat rats quite As low as cooperative as'e,'meni>l
or for life. AMI eudowmonis for any period. Pre-
miums payable annually. semi annually quarterly
or monthly. SAMUEL H. fAl L. ffesldeh''
JAMES W. PEGRAM. secretary. y 7-lm
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DRY GOODS.

rTHE PRICE i no OBJECT
Il go w CAS
CLOSE OUT ALI OUR STOCK,
As w ARE
DETERMINED TO CLOSE BUSHES.
We have large took ~ DRY GOODS. No.
TONS. BOOTS AND SHOES. and A large lot ~
LADIES READY.MADE SUITS. CLOTlIiNG.
HATS. &c, which must o. clio o. nrt regard o. or
cost.
Remember. 40 HUMBUC; we mean business, and
will sell At ANY PRICE ncln ono oHr large stock.
An who are M need Of gDods viii 10 well 20 call
early Al the BALTIMORE ACtIfON.HOU>E, 10.
Il cast Broad street. j. RO~t,
jy IS In Agent for =. Goldrnhefs.
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iNss'gANCE COMPANIES.

rVHE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
UNDER TN DIRECTION OFIrs STOCKHOLDERS,
HAS
REMOVED To THE CITY CF RICHMOND,
AND FIXED rs
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M THE CLOSING SALE OF LACE.
Tor GLOVES, FANCY HOSE, and MITTs, at
jy27 LEVY BROTHERS..
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Nat THAT WHITE CAMBRIA AT
l2kc. per yard Is slightly damaged 1t is finer than
LOnsdae cambria. LEVY BROTHERS.
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NET 54 SPECIAL BARGAINS AT
jy27 LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-30

N1- THE CLOSING SALE OF CALI.
GOES, CAMBRICS, and PEkCALEs at
jy27 LEVY BROTHERS..
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
The WARM Ihe gransVnaT.

LOEDoS, Dec. 30-A dispatch from
Cape Town, Gays: "Tbe Boers formed
two camps near Potchefstroom on the
l7th inst., and on the 20Gh 200 mannt
ed Bosrs and 1000 foot attempted to
capture the fort, which was occupied by
800 soldiers. They advanced to vita
in 200 yards Of tho fOr:, but were re.
pulsed by shot and she'll. Savsn in.
surgen.s were killed and many we're
wounded. Paul Kruger held q council
OF war on the ga inst, when It was
decided TO stsrVe the garrison Out" "
The Daily News, discussing a plan,
Whioh has been mOote6 by leading
members Of the Legislsturs md citizens
OF Cape Town, to send Chief Justice
Sir John de Viilisrs, President of
the Legislative Council, as q Commis.
siOner to the Trspsvaal says: Should
the alternative Of finding soBe means
of compromise and reconciliation be
deemed worth entertaining, this pro-
position might we'll offer the bes. posi-
bio meaps of bringing abou: just So
lutlon. The reasobs for considering
such step are very strong indeed"
Sir Hercules @. R. Robinson, che
newly appointed Governor Of the Cape
of Good Hope, sailed yesterday from
Southampton for South Africa.
A Berlin dispatch says: "The Dutch
Government Is Eboutt to make an appeal
to the farmers of the British nation in
favor Of the Independence ofths Trans.
yasl,"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
ANhinGlQR.

WAsaBST5E, Dec. 3l.--Ths Pfoe!'
dent hai not yet decided upon success.
sor to Judgs Woods as U. q. CireGlt
Judge. It Is said the most prominent
applicants for the position ara Samuel
y. Rioe, Of Montgomery, Alabama, u.
Y. s;msail, Of Mississippi, and Judge
Settle, OF Florida.
Brigsdier General Marcy, Inspector
General Of Hla u. s. Army, and Colo.
mel John q. Barnard, Of the Engineer
Corps, vera yesterday placed on the
retired itst, their retirement to date
from January "a.
The Court Martial IN the case of Ca.
dst Whitaker will meet Et West Poin,
on the 18th Of January. The detail il
as follows: ,BriSadler General N. a.
Niles, President of the Count; Colonel
Il. A. Morrow, Twerty-arst Infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel Pinokpsy Lugen.
bsei, First Infantry; Lieutenant Colo.
mel J. NJ. Breusan, First Artillery; Ma
jor LeWis Merrill, Seventh Calvary; ha
ior Z B, Sumner, Fifth Cavalry; Cap.
tain R. r. Frank, First Ard lery; CAP.
tain J. N. Craig, Tenth Infantry; Cay.
tain Merritt Barber, Sixtesnth Infant,
Fy; Major A. b. Gardner, Judge Adv.
cate. OF the rira members of tie
Court. eniy b,r a'e West Point gradu.
ateB,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
wasch.Nixns Services.

Watch-Night services at St. Paul's
N, 3. Church tonight, beginning with
O Love Feast at $50 O'Clock. Services
Sunday morning at 1890 by the pastor
with spscial reference to the reopsning
OF Sunday School and Lenurs Room
At 7,30 p. M, the Presiding Elder, DR..
MEtlaCk, will preach.
Watch Night services will be held at
Grade Church, commencing at 10 p. m.
Subject-''Ssttling Up" ALI are in
Vitsd. No meeting at 7.30 p. m.
There will be watoh.night service al
BpWorth n. 4. Church this Slst day
Of December, TO commence alto O'clock
P, NJ.
Rev. L. C. Matlack, D. D., will presch
at Bpworth on Sabbath morning, Jan.
2, 1881, at lot A NJ.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
nkATHA.

BpTD.--Dn tao morning OF the 8lBt instant,
at the Ycs denes OF her s0nin.law, Vim. II
GrSbs, No. INA king 81, Mrs. Judith
BOId, In tho wa yeGr OF her age.
To ~ DuIis4 ff0lA Marcus Hook Baptist
0hUr b, On Monday, the 81 lnstaut. LoAve
the heuse At 10 o'clock, q. NJ. Delaware pa
perp p'oNs c1py.
aAMHEs. In this city, 90 the B0'h inst,
SLonA Be-tks Hampef, vile OF B. Ham.
nsr, In the 4ith ysur OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family,
0ra respectful ly invited to attend har funorRI
from her lSte residence, S2S W. EeyonN b
StrGet, Ga Sunday afternoon. Leave the
hOuSo At D b. o'clock. Services nt the Old
SWedeg church.
JUHFsON.--kk Binseft's Banks. on the
3p'h inttant, Lille, daughter Of Wm. and
Adaiice JoLnsau, age five months.
Rslstivos Rn1 itonds mo Te'peotiu " I'm
vitod 70 attend tho inDofsion Saturday af.
terDoon, to leave the hnnte at O'Clock, In
torment at Mt Salsm Cemetery.
KULLJN.-On Thursday, December 10th.
1890, at Stanton, DsI., Mrs. Amanda Il.
M alta, wife Of NillIam Nuilin.
The friends OF tho family are invited TO At.
tend ber funeral on sunday mo ming. Jan,
I'd, 1891. Services 10 be held at StaR on, M .
". church, after which 10 proceed TO Newark
N. y. Cemetery, Tor internenk
OeXE. On the soth inst, NAYS, daughter
Of william A. aAt EiisA l., Ctxs, aged
ieurtssn naenths.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Grand Army NOiea.

Smyth Post Is working up to fever,
heat in its contest for the Gag at th,
Elston fair.
The same gentlemen who gave tht
Bible 10 Pobt No. 3 at Dover, bGs placed
10 the hands OF Ldju,&nt General Mo,
Nair another copy With instructions tC
present it 10 Post No. 8, OF New Castle.
In recout interview between mem,
bar of Smyth Post aGd Bishop Becker,
The latter asked:
"Why do not more OF the Catholic
soldiers Join the Grand AImyi"
On bsipR told that many doubted
whether he would approve It or that 1t
you'd receive the approval OF the
church, b9 replied:
II have no objection whstsver, and
II Ia mot opposed by the church."
On bsing asked the privilege ofusing
his words, he farther said: 81 have no
objessiOn TO yoar using my words"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
AKorM fs GOLD DAY.

A FsE Successor for Yesterday ~
far On FFigid reupsFktare II Con
oeRsed.
The weather in Wilmington to-1a,
Is equally as o9id as yesterday. II
some cases the Thermometers show tha
it 10 not so cold a. yesterday By two ol
three degrees, bat as q general thirt
the tsn perature is found TO bs equally
fFigid.
The trains upon the railroads lead
ing to the city arc not 80 much delay cd
As yesterday, and are running nesrly
on time. The trains on the p. w. &
B. are somewhat hindsred by a DRIFT
between this city and Chester. This
is nov nearly cleared away.
The thermometers around town In :
dieatsd about six degrees below zero
early this morning. Some, however,
recorded . lower temperature than
that.
John q. Turner, coal dealer on Water
street reports that 1t was 10 degrees BE-
low Gsfo at 7.30 O'Clock.
William Luke telephoned the REPvB
LICAN from Rockiand that the thermsm-
ster at that place registered 10 deg rses
below z4ro yesterday and Lhis morning
u was 20 degrees below.
This 10 the ooldest yet hoard Of
This was beaten during the forenoon
BY J. d. Philips, who reported, that
IT GreenbAnk on the W. & N. r. r.,
1t $50 O'Clock this morning the mer
Jury was as low down as 2I degrees
below zero.
II Is generally argued by old citizens
hat such day has never before been
The only one which can CON-
pare with 1t was in 1854.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
SECOND EDITION.
a EarIaer's TeTyibie isesesEe.

FoRyRass MoHRos, Va, Dec. 26.--0n
the evening Of the 2ath irst. q kght 90
ourTed NJ 6mithville, small collection
Of houses on the road from Hampton to
Yorktown, and generally known a. tn
Hallway House." In which two cci-
cred men we're sho. aud instantly kill
ed and two n.s, ..dly cus BY . white
man named Howard Damn, farmer.
II appears that Dunn, who owns large
farm, has had notices posted not To
hunt on his premises, and 1t vas also
reported that he had threatened to
shoot any one he found trsspassing
On the afternoon OF the "a b large
crowd Of colored people gathered at the
Halfway House for the purpose OF or
ganizing . militia company, and prob
ably TO begin their Christmas fsstivi-
ties. They bad been drinking freely,
and when Dunn came along they beg 81
chatting him about shooting any one
he fonnd cunning on his farm, &c., on
or two declaring they were going out
that afternoon to shoot on his place.
Dunn Is said to have taken their badiu-
age In good temper, Wishing. II possi-
ble, to avoid quarrel, but IL seemed
to be the purpose Of the crowd to pro
woke fght, for one Of them, wboHe
name could not bs learned, ~ Dunn
by his whiskers pulled them ,orously,
and slapped him In the faes.S Dunn Il
q small man, weighing not oVet 100
pounds. He quickly released him elf.
and drawing small single barrSled
pistol shot his assgilant dead. H.
then rstreated into the store, concsalga
himself behind the counter, and re-
loaded his pistol, at the came time cap
turing sheath knife which lay nesr
by. BY this time the store was throDged,
aud o man named Dan Cook, who
was armed with sword, as the pre-
spsotive Captain oil the company, de.
manded to know where Dunn was con-
cealed. At this Duun showed himself.
Cook proceeded TO draw his sword, but
while In the act Damn took aim and
shot him in the neck, killing him al
most Instantly. Dunn then backed In
10 the corner and drew bis krife while
the crowd closed IN on him. The arst
one, named Ed. Drew, who came with |
In his reach received q terrible, and
perhaps fatal, wound In the abdomen;
another Was cut in the hand, and Dunn
advancing, literally cot mis- way ou! of
tas crowd; which seemed pSrslysei
with his eOOlneSs. He proceeded to the
nearest magistrate and gave himself
up, but the Judge, fearing a reaction
and that Q mob might be collected TO
lyNoh him, sent him in charge Of a de-
putty Sheriff to the jail ct Williamsburg,
where 40 Is now confined.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Caid tn E.nwer Delaware.

LBwB., Dec. 33.-Ths heaviest snow
In this gsction tor many years fell here
yesterday. Passenger trains were snow
bound on the junction and Break W wa.er
Railroad last night, and arrived here
this afternoon, twenty-five hours late
The mercury to-day was down TO 4 de-
grees below ssro- The snow 10 now
sbout h'tseu Inches deep, and drifted
hesvily in plasss. A lsrgs fores Of
workmes were engaged all night clear
ing the tyaak, and many we're badly
frost bittsN, Trains will ran on time
to-n4ITov,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
-. k-.s-..I
ca u.

Special CeRtspoa lent /, the Rspuhn ncsn.
Devsr, Del. Dso. 30 -WlliiAm 8.
heNsir Assistant Adjustauti General Of
this Department Of the q. A. z. last
evening instituted Major William p,
Smith, Post No. 9. He va a.si.tsd by
Thomas d. @. Smith, A. D. c., Of ths
Department StaG; Juniof Vice. .Comman-
dsrlBsll, Chaplain Hsmmond, and 9th.
trs OF Post 8. The folloWine we're In
stalled a. officers Of the new Post:
COtnmander-yoshus Hodge.
6r. Vice -Commsudrr---John D Hayes.
Ir. e-commaDder--Pttr GEfin.
onsrtermaster--Noah Sharp.
Burgeon--Andrsw J. Msston.
Chsplsiu--Charles White.
oficer-otthe Dsy-John d. Downs.
0ficsr of-ths- -Guard--Jas. U. Fisher.
ssntinel-Jcshua Gtbhs.
Comrade MoNsir then presented the
Post with magnificent Bible. the gift
OF & distinguished Citizen OF this state.
II was received on behalfotthe Post by
Chaplain Hammond OF Post 8. and q
committee appointed to draf. q rssolu-
tion OF thanks to the generous donor,
who reported the following, which was
unsuimonsly adopted:
HBADa7s W. Y. SNiTH PosT,
No. s, DRPr. OF DRL. g. A. r.
DoysR, Dec. 20, 1880
WHEREAS, Prof W. 8. MeNAir, Ad-
lutant- General OF this Department, In
behalf OF . friend OF the G. A. r. has
ibis evening presented US with q mag
niHcent Bible. Therefore be 1t
Resolved, That our warmest thanks
're hereby rendered to the donor, and
hat We hereby express our great sp
probation Of his beautiful gift.
JoHS D. HAYES,
CnAs. d. PArroS
JoHS D. Downs.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
FUuRTH EDITION.
a OLEKIUAL svAaDAL.

rhs Rev. mP. Yeresaan, methsaisI
FPeaeheF, ChsFgsa wigA ths Rain
efals.Yesr-Oia Girl.
The Rev. !. N. Foreman, who wa
stationed In Wilmington ip 1874, q,
pastor Of Madsley n. B. Chapel, buJ
nov preaching at Ponous, Kont Co.
Md, has gotten himself into rather
serious troabls, being charged with se,
duoiion and tastardy by Cora ADder.
son, q girl 10 years old, who formerly
lived In his family.
The facts Of the case have been know u
to the REruBLlcAE some weeks, and
we're kept quiet by special request.
The News this morning, however, make
the affair public, and the case msy bu
properly stated.
The girl lived In LsIpsic, q small
town in. Kent County this State, aud
about two years ago the Reverend
Foreman vent there TO preach. He
soon engaged Cora 10 work In his iami.
". She vas prepossessing girl Of ordi-
nary inttlligsUcs. She Joined church,
aod the parsOn took great interest In
her welfare.
Sson people In Leipslo began 10 talk
and TO quiet the rum0r Foreman ar
rabged with Cora that she should leave
L'ipsiO ard 90 to Wilmington. This
she did, and through the efforts OF Rev.
William 7. Toll a place as servant
was Eesnred for her In tie house OF
Rev. Adam stengle, PASTOR OF Union n.
Il. Church. This was on the twenty.
second Of May last. Daring her stay
with Mr., 6lengle ahs always acted In
u modest lady-like manner, and when
she left him on July 8, to return home,
there was not, as far as LIE know, q
spot or blemish on her character.
About two months aftar this the girl
became q mother, and blamed her ruin
upon Foreman.
Meantime tue clerical betrsysr had
been transferred to Pomona, and when
q warrant was Issued for the arrest Of
Foreman be could not be found being
outside the State.
Tbs matter soon came to the ears Of
Presiding Elder EartindSle snd he ap.
pointed a committee Of ministers to In
vestigate the affair and notified Fore
man to apPear before them at Smyrna
on last Tuesday. On that afternoon
the committee met IN the Methodist
,huroh there. INwas composed Of the
Rev. Mr.. Maitindals, prssIding and
Rev. Messrs. HaiDes and BFindle of
Smyrna; Hutchins, Of Odessa: Burke,
u harydel, and O'Nsill Of Millington.
Toe session was secret, the only per.
IONS present besides the committee
being tha aocused, his cOu ussl, the Rev.
dessrs. VAnBurkGiow and Kemp, the
counsel for the prosecution, Rovs. j.
3. hoWbrsy aud J. z. Smith, and tie
,irl Cora Anderson. Neither side was
eSdy TO proceed and the case was ad-
Ourned untn come future time.
After Foreman lsft the church he
vas arrested by the Sheriff Of Kent
ounty on the warrant before mentioned
3 having been issued, bat was released
u o., coo bail.
The father Of the wrongsd girl has
laced the matter In the hands Of a
aWysr, and In addition to the criminal
nit and the church investigation, the
lsTisAl Lothario will in all probability
nd himself hardened With q suit for
amGses. L
II ia quits likely ibat he will be sus-
ended rom the miniStTy, and will be
lied BY the AunHAl CouisrOnOs, which
Issss In March next at LewsS. Fore
.An Is marr.st man. He Is about
years Of age, and has always been
'Oked upon as an earHsst minister.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
THIRD EDITION.
THBNEw Y0RK sEN ATORsaIP.
senatoR Conksiag Believed 90
Have Pheked Out knls Candid ate.

senator ConkSiHg Believed 90
HAVE Picked Out kais Candidate.
New YoRK, December 80.
Senator Conklins's departure from
the oily this afternoon brought TO Q
close the series Of conference that have
been held lore 10 the pAs, ueek BY the
Republican managers over the Senator
ship and other diff-rsnoss OF The ma.
chine men. A State ofioer, who Ia 3
friend Of Governor Cornell, said or
Tuesday night that the candidate Of
the Republican regulars against Mr..
Dspsw would bs decided upon bsior.
Mr.. ClnklIpg left town and thatths
man would be Thomas G. Plat.
Tonight the same Official said every.
thing had been settled, hs believed
but he did not know what 10 think.
TheTs were current rumoFs Ia Rspubli
can circles tonight that Mr.. Platt wac
ms to BE- the man, but that Mr.. Conk
ling's and General AItbuf's choice bGd
fallen upon the Hon. Richard 4. Crow
ley and that Governor Cornell and his
friends, who have been supporting Mr..
Platt, had bscome reOopcilsd TO the
choice. Color was given to the rumor
by the fact thst Mr.. Crowley visited
General Arthur to-day and that Justice
jacob NJ. Patterson, Jr., Governor Cor
nsll's right hand man, met Mr.. Crow
ley there. John Y. Smyth, ex.superin-
tendsnt OF Insurance. was In conference
also with one OF AFR. Copkling's trusted
and the Ron. Thomas Mur-
ply, who knows what General Arthur
thinks, is reported to have be,oms o
sudden supporter Of Mr.. Crowley.
The belief Of Republicans in q posi.
tisn to know the situation is that some
arrangement has been made whereby
the machine man who withdraws from |
The race iato have An equally good po-
sitiOn from prssideB. Garfield. But as
10 whether or mol Mr.. Platt Is to get
)ut Of the way there IL 0 difference Of
opinion.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
A Dead sparrow.

A dead Sparrow, whioa had been
found frozen In the snow was sent &
the REPUBLICAN, Office this morning will
the following written upon q p.eo, Of
brown paper, and tied TO IL:
The crumbs that drop iron on the Plate,
IIscsttered might have saved my ate,
And tis very sad 10 know
gRoW.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
sbsyE OVAL

The demerd from Charles simmons.
tie dealpr IN burning oils Of ths po.. ~
Qualities, has ,sep so great that no hs'
placed another wagon upcn MS '""'s,
Tho public will and either himSell ,V.
his en- ployee to be polite and s"'
entire satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
EE. Ln&FsM'A Chm rein.

The services usual at ihis season will
Be held Oh New Years tvs (Friday) at
7.SO O'Clock. On New isir's day st
10 q. n.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
AsBuRY suspAY SCHOOL.

Owing 70 the inclsment weather only
a small, but an apprsciatiVe audience
assembled 70 witueBs the ChristmM
entertainment Of the Asbury d. b.
Sabbath school.
The lecture room was prettily dsocre'
ted with wrsaths Of evergreen, bonquew
of pressed leaves and ferns. Abeaviiy
laden Christmss-tree, resplendent IL
oolors, stood at each end ofthe plst
form. The exercises were opened "
the singing Of "Old 6herbsrns," bei
ter known 40 "Whils Shepherds wafa
their aocks BY night" was nio'y
rendered by the entire school. Prgs
was offered by the supsrintendan'M
T. H"upt. The reOitations that l
lowed were eli given by membsb"
the isfaut room. Noticeable Sm'pb
them vas a little song and other pie's. prev.
by Reba Townsend, q little Miss Of 'ou.
summers. "s0lomon Slow" by Bnteas
Nom allen ''ths Christmas Party, "
Lille Penney. ia,
"Fashion on the brain, by ChSfi0'
Wood, Edward A. Calls theDtio Song,-,
"The Little Workers." by number o.
boys and girls was good. Each cnilI
received boz Of candy, a Xmas caro-
and On orange. The Organiet Hrd Osn 0,a.
ers were kindly remembered iL'
enjoyable occasion closed with the ooA
Sl0Sy and bsnediUtion by the pastor
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

Go TO Stansburf MurrAy's No. Ill
BaEt Water street, aud get Aeood shave
and buy your "Owis" and cigars, for
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
AaAMlnE ANMAuL.

The children ere requested TO meet
In their school room st fifth and KnP
streets, Monday afternoon at, 5 O'Clock.
The school will be re-openrd at hall
past tive o'clock on the following Sstur
day afternoon. January 9th, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
nmah.

huuehs
A large snapper lunch Al II. Peld-
me'er's, Second and Walnut streets, on
Saturday evening, Jan. ls!. All wish.
Ing something good at the beginning Of
the new year, are invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31

Yes, sus.erley q sawyer's photcwgrapp,ss p
gallery will be open all day New le", oIa
At sos Market street. They COPY '"
piotsres 10 any aise.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
MARWlA0ksM.

CAaPTEsOH--HABLAN.-On the 30tl
instsnt by Nov Chsrtes Hin, Mr.. Sanue
Csspersvfi to Mrs Emna Harlan. both o
Lbis oitJ. Mo csEds.