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NOR NEW YORK.-The old cscs

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old lfEFS,
IL Dominion steamship Company sssxa<tseszs
steamers will sail as follows: Steamer Old DO
MlNI0N, Captain WALKER. EVERY TUESDAY
CoucH. EVERY FRIDAY at / O'Clock T.. VI. I;
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY at O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received up to II o'clock VI. for the
Tuesdays aud Fridays steamer, and to 3 o'clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of lading signed aud goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare TO New York, $40; round
trip, SIS; Storage, S6 and 81.
For freight or passage, apply 20
q. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
my CTS Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, &c.

NEW B00kS.-Land OF the Midnight
~ Sin-Snmmer and Winter Journeys through
SwedfB, Norway, Lapland, and Northern Fialand :
by Du cbaillu; beautifully illustrated; 2 vols.
Weather Almanac for 1882, Zoe. Rows Reasons
for Believing In Christianity, 75c. Arne; by Bjorn-
son: 81. Aunt Serena; by author One summer
el.25. Greek AID Latin Authors; by Jennings
and Jollnstone; 81. New issues Of Franklin
no is WEST, JOHNSTON 4 co. .
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP zcfSss
" COMPANY. ssxz<ksaks
For NEW YORK

This company viii dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE. MAN
HATTAN,and RlCHMOND-EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at i. H., and SUNDAY ut Q
A. NJ.
steamers leave Now York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS at 3 T.. VI. from Pier
rs tncw NUMBER, foot OF Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, aud attentions are
unsurpassed.
AfIef-cabin fare TO New York, $40; round "Trip,
$1e: Storage, So and 81.
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
expenses incurred.
frcigbts received until O'Clock 7. NJ. daily.
For further information, apply a.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
myI once Company's wharyes, Rockets.
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COTRT ORDERS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
L OVER COUNTY, OCTOBER &c, 1881:
Deocan flalntln'
rs.
II. Bowles and Ann h., his Wife; Patrick II. Dug
gins and Mary f.. his wife: Matthew W. NuckOls
and Ann T.. Ills wife; W. ii. Iiieginson and SUI
san L.. his wife: Edwin Vaughan, late sheriff of
Hanover, and administrator de bOHfS non with
the Will annexed of BOllman III. BOwles. de-
ceased: Mary J. BOwlcs. personal representative
Of TarlctOn L. B0wles, deceased: and George
boswell BOWlcs. the last named an lniant under
the age Of twenty-Onc years, by j. y. Brown his
guardian Gd titum assigned 10 defend him IN
this defendants
N CHANCERY.
Extract from decree Of October 90, 1881
The Court doth adjudgc. order. and decree
that this cause bc referred 20 one OF the commits
siOne of this court with instructions to state the
following accounts and to make III, following in
quirics and report the To the Court. with any
other matters specially stated deemed pertinentby
himself. or which any other party may ask to have
so stated-yiz.:
lst An account OF the transactions Of Tarlcton
Il. BOwcs a. late curator of the estate OF BOllnan
III. BOwles, deceased, and a. administrator cum
festdmenf0 dnnero of said BOllman II. BOwles,
deceased. &c.
2d. An account Of the transactions Of Edwin
Vaughan, late sheriff and administrator de bOniS
non cum teStdmentO dHneIO OF BOllman III.
BOwles.
81. An account ~ all debts and demands against
the late Bollman II. Bowles deceased. showing the
amount and relative priorlties thereof and to
whom coming, &C., &c.
The parties interested in this decree are hereby
notified that have appointed TUESDAY the 18th
day Of December, 1881, and my office, over the
National Bank of Virginia, the time and place
for executing this decree, when and where You are
Given under my hand this 11th day Of Noyem-
Der, 1881. ;. 4. Redo,
no l2-law4w Commissioner.
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Pa.-enger Fn-ehL

sAll trans daily except sunday passenger tram
connecting at West Point on Tuesday. Thursday.
and saturdays with steamers for baltimore and
the North.
Frcignt train leaving Richmond ~ s.IO 4. VI.
will have pa,senRer-coach attached.
Train No. "A connects ut Burhcyillc with Nor
folk and Western railroad for tlunyillc. Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 81 fast mall runs only between llau-
Vile and Atlanta, stopping ~ Greensboro, ~alI--
bury, Charlotte, Sparidnhurg. GrCcnNille. ~tu,rL.
TOccOa. Lula. and Gainesville, connecting 90 At-
lanta for all points South and Southwest
Train No. 30 Through passenger stops nt ail -ta-
lions, connecting at Suthcihn's with Million and
Suthcrlin NarrOw-Gaugc railroad for Milton. 40
salisbury with Western North Carol ma railroad
Tor al points In Western North Carolina. 40 At
lunta for all points South and ~outhwC.,,
Train No. 81 Through passenger aud mail stop
at all stations, connecting nj ~uthSTlins with Ni-
ton and SuthcTlin's Narrow -iiaugc railroad for
Milton: nj Atlanta for al points south lud south
west; AT Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia AMI
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. >lhIn-
nah. and Florida points
Trains from The south arrive a. Richmond at
23s 4. VI, ; \. A., and T. VI, md from Wet
Point at 1920 \. NJ (Passcng.ri, $50 T.. VI.
(Frcighl.j
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5c-Ncw Yorl. and Atlanta rie WASH
ingtOn and DaDyllc
On Train 52-Richmond and Danyillc. lnd Dane
vile aud Augusta.
All passenger trains stop 40 Bon AT.
Tickets sold % an points south, southeast. lNl
southwest and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oycr checks given ou local iick,t-.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. W. r. TALCOTT, Genorll Manager. uu-'
CHEN NDO 4 Nv \ LEY
-
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Sold by Druggist AR. METER. Proprietor
1872 west Fayctte street II. ltmore, Md
PRICE noe Oc 4-Tu.Th& Sa3m
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
u Take notice that l shall apply 20 the Board Of
directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company for the issue 70 me OF FIVE 90 SHARES
OF LOUISA RAILROAD STOCK standing ON
The hooks Of the company IN the name Of Nelson
W. Berkeley, the original OF said stock having
been lost. JOHN PAGE,
Assignee OF n. w. Berkeley.
HANOyrn COUNTY, Va November 25, 1881.
no 26-ca2m
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Ey virtue Of decree Of the United states Dis
trict Court for tbc Eastern District Of virginia
entered ia the above cause November Is. 1851, l
will proceed 70 sell at public auction, on the prem
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MONDAY. DECFlIBrR I2,1sSI,

ut O'Clock y. ". the property described In said
decree rs follows: All that PARCEL OF LAND.
with the Improvements thereon, lying and being
in the city Of Richmond. on the north side OF
Grace street between TwCniy-first and Twenty
second streets. fronting on Grace street 90 feet,
and running back between parallel lines 100 iec..
The DWELLING l. Of brick. Is large and comlno-
dious. containing about ten rooms. besides brick
kitchen. and IS now occupied by Mr. Robert l..
Butler al good rental. And In further pursuance
Of said decree, on
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TUEsDNY. DEcEMnEH l3. lesl.

on the premises, N O'Clock i. NJ, VIII sell TIE
LOT OF LAND, with Il SMALL FRAME
BUILDING thereon. commencing at point 90
feet inches south of L street on the west line Of
Thirtioih street, fronting on Th.rticth street ~
feet inches. running back between parallel lines
81 feet 10 an alley IL feet wide. And inmc-
diatcy after-say at A. o'clock +. M.-On the
premises, that certain PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND lying and being I'm Che city Of Richmond at
the intersection Of Twenty ighth and : streets,
fronting ON the north line Of street 90 feet. rum
ming thence back between parallel lines l33 feet
10 an alley / q feet wide.
TERMS: one fourth cash; tie balance In equal
instruments i'm six. twelve ana eighteen months.
negotiable notes 10 be given by the purchaser for
the deferred payments, with interest added, ami
title retained by the Court until al the purchase
money is paid or nj the option II the purchaser
the cash will De- received aud deed given no once.
AUBlN l.. BOULWARE, Receiver.
FRANK ID. Hill X CO., AuctiOneers. de l-lOt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

+. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist 9l9 Nam
slroct. has secured the exclusive agency ior Hhch
mond city and IIcnrcO county.
PULMONA, THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COUGHS. THROAT, AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
II requires only fair trial to convince one OF us
eficacy II gives satisfaction In every instance.
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ANDO \ lI-N ALL J. \
- RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROUTE TO Jill
CAYERNS OF LULAN.

The Luray Cave and Hotel COMPANY .f'' poe
titled this company that thcy have iuir0arD. Id .c
ELECTRIC LIGHT
INTO the Caycrns. and they ore now daily ...a.i'-
mated by the aid II This roNtrfI af,nt.
No OTHER ILL AuNNIoE bLiN"
ADEQUATE
10 penetrate tie oh-curti,- oi thce VAST 'g.i'T-
rancan hall, and gr0tto- 0r tn properly reveal ihrlt
MAGNIFICENT ORN NMENTATIoN.
No similar Caycrn- 4fr hn0wn 81 eWl,rc y"
Caycrus have ever before lecn illuminated hl iht
aid of electricity.
The effects produced fully meet Oh, antriI. Zoo
and arr marVcllou,ly lclLi.im. ana iTcrtuf p" '''
eve visions which have htth heretofore uuafii4hi-
be under the feeble illumination possible.
No extra charge is made Tor dc ilum,n1t' "f
the Electric Light, and Guide alc iurui.h'i iI.''
a. usual.
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BY Wellington Goddin 6 son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucilonecrs,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
\ VERY VALUABLE AND productive
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RlCll-
NOND. OK MAIN AND BANK STREETS,
AND BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STRFETS.-By virtue OF decree of thc Chanccry
Cont OF the city OF Richmond. entered on tie 1T
dav of December. 1881. in the ease Of Johnston
against Picke... Burwoll. &c. Ne shall. a. special
commissioners thereby appointed, offer for sale AZ
lublic auction. on the promises, on
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by George :. Vashon & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. 7 north Tenth street.

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
IL NITURE. NOTIONS. GLASS JARS. CAN
DIES, CAKES. COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES, SlIOkMAkEES' BENCHES, CLOTH
ING, &C, &C.-I win sell at public auction, on
Monday. DECEMBER ), 1851.
at lOH o'clock 4. NJ. at my Office. 1906 Franklin
street. the following property, to satisfy sundry
wlits I'm my hands: -
WARDROBES. BUREAUS. CABINETS.
SIDEBOARDS. WASIlSTANDS. EEDSTEADS,
TABLES, EEATIIER-BEDS. BEDDING,
PICTURES. TRUNKS, CLOCKS.
CHAIRS, ROCKERS, MATTRESSES,
COOKING AND HEATlNG-STONtS
BASINS AND PITCHERS, ROUND TABLES;
One SlDEBOARD SAFE; one lot TlNWARE:
one lot + ABLEWARE: ono lot Glass Jars; Cakes,
Candies. Crackers, wood Measures: two shoe
makers Benches md lot Of Tools: CrOckcry,
Stoncwarc.; one large oil Can, Tongs and
Shoycls, Buckets. Hosiery, Glove, and gene
raj assortment Of Notions, aud lot Clothing;
Alo. one Tombstone and Foot Pieces.
TERMS: Cash. r.. IlOL/INGER,
de3 II. G. G.. II.
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TVN j. II. q. " tTl'IVTIIIF VI f'TTtIIIIVIIf I'I'
Rev. 4. Fostcr and RCy. George v. Leech, OF
Eev. jane Gamble, Hagorstown, Nd.
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BUCK TT AIS.

PIEDMONT AID AnLHGToS LIFE-iNsUEAScE
COMPANY.
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DICIIAlOND AND DANNILLE Rail
III ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.

! n EFFIII SUNDAY, NUAIIIIIE IT ~ I
rast Mail Ihr.rgt Ii...s.
Train Pas. Tram p..rIHI 81 n
No. 81. no. %. Do hU. IL.
UallN. lIIIlt. lI.t'..
Daily Republican., 1881-02-19
Railroads ON fee,

A correspo ldent, who Is likewise
ian old subscriber" Of the Sun, asks ir
what year did the Philadelphia, Will.
mington and Baltimore Railroad Law
az lis upon the ice at Havre de Grace fol
tn transportation ofthe mails and bag.
gage and passengers1
This was first done in the winter OF
lS5l-'5Z The ioe gorge occurred lust
before Christmas, and General Trimble
then superintendent of the road, said
in Elkton twenty -four hours after the
Ice began to run that the river was a
solid bed Office at Havre de Grace. In
short time track was laid and main
tained for several weeks the passeng ers
however being given the opti on of
walking or driving over the frozen
maze.
When the gorge first occurred there
were from six to ten feet OF water In
the streets of Port Deposit, and the
easiest way to get into the hotels was
through the seoond-story windows.
The lumber yards hoAted of, pile after
pile. no one daring to try rescue them.
In was impossible to drive through
Port Deposit except by making use of
use of the citizens back yard !,
and the old bridge there, which finally
was feartully pelted and
pounded by the great cakes ice which
struck with violence against its piers
aud frequently shot clear over the roof
If the bridge to the river on the othe,
'ide. e.-Baltimore Sun.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-19

The department oflcsrs have beef
notified that Post No. 8, at tM:ddletown n
will be ready fer muster on Monday
evening, the Dist inst. The command
er and portion of his staff will be- il
attendance. A large delegation from
the other posts Of this department will
probably attend public installation OF
the officers Of the new post the follow
ing week.
A special meeting Of the department
encampmsnt has been called to meet at
the headquarters of Admiral DUPONT
Post, No. 2, on Tuesday afternoon
next.
Several new posts are being organ
lied at various points throughout the
State.
Smyth Post has commenced the work
OF fitting up thsir new headquarters
in the Adams building, and are re-
ceiving the hearty 90 operation of their
Ladies' Auxiliary Corps, Camp No. !,
Sons of Veterans, and the cadet corps
of the post.
DUPONT Post has an effective aux.
lliary corps, as any one who partook of
the banquet furnished by them on Sat |
urday evening can testify.
Department Commander MeEair and
'tsf have received cordial invitation |
rom c. c. Royce, commanding the
Department of the Potomac, TO be
present at the inaugural ceremonies
II March 4th, as the guests of tnat de-
)artment.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-19
Pifteem Cents n Pair.

Lid q prominent shoe manufacturer
Xfepofter OF the Boston Herald:
Here is a shoe that may be- said &c
made entirely by machinery. The
ers, soles and heel are cut out and
Jed by different machines. The
Ing, peggings, sewing up and seour-
the sesms, putting In ayelets, and
D the cleaning out Of the pegs in
are all done by machinery. What
lou think that q shoe osn be made
You could probably never guess.
d, the work on it, not including
Il Of the material used, oan be- done
j sum so small that it would aston
you. can make and box that at
koft for 7 cents or Is cents a pair.
yholssales for sbou. 81 %. II is q
solid shoe, aud will give good
bee. Every shoe Of a certain size
b exact fac simile OF every other
made by the sans maohine-that
be right shoe is the same as every
b right, and the left like every otn-
~ Of that siz.. They are put TO.
Yer In more neat and uniform
&per and are stronger and better
b than most of ths hand-work Of
same class"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-19
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTk.
ANNOUNCEMENT EX.
TRAORDINARYl

An OLD HOUSE RE-oRGAN-
IzED. Cyrus Stern, for 81
years in the tailoring and
clothing trade, has this day
taken into co-partnership
Harry w. Zimmerman, the
skillful and artistic cutter, of
Newark, Del, to continue
the Merchant Tailoring and
Clothing trade, under the
firm name of STERN & ZIM-
MERMAN, Both heartily say
thanks to all the living pa
tron~ Of the past, and ask a
remembrance in the future.
We intend good goods at
honest prices. Seasonab1e
goods on hand, new and la
test styles. Dress and fine
suits a speciality. Cut, style
and fit guaranteed. Orders
promptly met with dispatch.
CYRUS STERN,
H. w. ZIMMERMAN,
III Market ot,, VIII, Del,
Feb. I6, 1881. isOl'lm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-19
A Faahteuable wedding.
nm the Cecil Whig.

fr. r. c. Morgan, formerly OF Cecil
4 now Of Kent county, was married
evening Of last week
St. AIMS Church, at Middletovn,
A 10 Miss Mary W. Cochran. OF Della
4. The bride was dressed in white
|etau on train, silk oorssge, low neck
shor, sleeves, veil fastened around
head, with q wreath Of orange bios,
q The bridesmaids were becom.
IL dressed in white. They were
Misses Cochran, sisters of the bride
/ Miss Lord Of Odessa. The groom
sd well, attired in his full black
d with tie and gloves. The grooms-
4 were the Messrs. Morgan, of Kent
Sty; Miller, Of Blkton, and Cochran,
Deisware--al dressed in full black
"a. There were two ushers, but be-
a stranger to the compsny | did
|lesrn tb cir names. After the oere-
", the company pro, eeded to the
hence OF the brides father, When
usual form of congratulstion was
i through with. Then we all were
he'd to tabls Ia len with good
les for the inner man. This com
! then dispersed and left Mr.. Nor
10 take his bride to his residence In
B county. That thay may ebj)y
riches blessings Of this life, is the
Of your CORRESPONDENT.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-19

Sun rises $40. Sun sets 6.37
rry Wolies hlndoo Catarrh cure.
Col. Ingersolls lectures, &c. 4l0 L. Sd St.
Try Kings Good Samaritan Tough syrur
Rodgers Il Bros, extra plated goods % store
Fine gold fishes at E. A. Parrys, No. g.
| Market st.
A good place for talkttiVe people-Caa.
| ham.
Hoods on dresses, as we'll as wraps contlnu
| to grow in favor.
The tanchon bonnet Is called the beb
bonnet In Paris.
Japanese screen front dresses are OF Amer
ican origin.
Lace pins have completely superseded 9th
| or kinds OF breecheS.
A DANGEROUS charatter-a man who takss
life cheerfullv.
But few men can handle hot lamp chin.
ney and say there is no plaoe ike home at
the same time.
The object OF dress may be ssii to be three.
fold-to cover to warm, and to beautify.
Fine bird cages st A. 4. Parry's, No. s27
Market ST which we are selling low.
Just rec eived q lot o. very nice small stove
coal give us call. Ezrs Fell 6z2 Vest
Front st.
Fifty tons Of prime western bran, Tor sale at
Front st. steam mills, also ali Kind Of hour
and feed.
Il. II. Hanf, manutac taring jewai.r and
dealer In fine watches of the very oest quail
ty. Repairing speciality, No 10 Z. Attn ST
Ross ll5 Market st is receiving daily new
hats Tor spring. Also wAite shirts, suspen-
ders. hosiery, &C. Gall and examine them.
Fish, fish fish, fresh ana salt fish constant
Iy on hand at McOlure's tsh stalls. In Sh
street market heuse. Also oysters by The
quart or gallon.
Persons tnting tub, roll and print butter,
and retail can be accommodated
at II. II. Moore's stalls n x u Second stree
market. Also mihce meat, fruit buffers, &c.
Now is the time to select fine picture
lrames made by first ciass mechanic O d |
sold cheaper than any other establishment in |
the city OF Wilmington. 4. X. Bsugh, b07 |
Shipley st above 9th.
A sentimental young man thus feelingly |
oxpres es hims eli, even as nature benevs
emily guards the roses with thorns does she
,ndCw " omen with pins.
A wreched old bachelor suggests . model
wife as supplement TO the steam mn, O
/ ixture In the house speeches., and able to
10 the work tor family Of hfteen.
Whom man speaks to lamp'pOst, and
autions 1t not to bob round at such . rate, |
t shows that the post ia getting irreg ular In
10 habits, and. needs looking after.
An cid bachelor who died recently, left q
vill dividing all his property equally among
secause, said he, to them l owe all my
arthiy happiness.
May ride behind you asked q tramp of
gentleman who Was pAseiUK him Oa horsa-
Daily Republican., 1881-02-19
M fehh,

In the U. s. Senate yesterday tn.
Credentials of Senators elect Van Wyck
Of Nebraska, and Miller of California
were presented and filed. Mr.. Yes,
introduced a bill to Incorporate the In.
teroceanic Railway Company (the Kads
seheme) and 1t was referred To the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs. The Fund.
ing bill was taken up and passed with
various amendments by a vote of 43 to
70, and goes back to the House for con-
ourrsnce. As passed by the Senate 1t
Leaves the rate Of interest at 8 per
can't. provides for g 500 instead of a
b ~ year bond, makes the com penss-
t Oh for plsci"g the loan one-half in
stead OF oAe-quarter of ore Der cent.
aud al'e contains a provision for "pop.
ularizing" the loan.
The River and Harbor bill was read
a second time and referred to the Com.
M tics on Commerce, and the Commit
tse vas authorized to sit during the
SESSIONS of the Senate. The District
Appropriation bill was passed. The
Legislative Appropriation bill was
passed. The legislative Appropria-
ton bill was reported, with amend.
ments. The Cattle Diseases bill was
taken up, but pending fpal action the
5"nste went into executive session and
afterRsrds adjourned.
In the House, a molten 10 take up
the Fltz John Porter bill was lost. lack.
ing three votes. The Agricultural Ap.
bill WAS considered in Com.
mittee Il the Whole. Pending its
ation the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-19

At the Rev. T. Plumner memorial
service at Claymont church, on Thurs
day evening, addresses were made by
Revs. DR.. Matlack, J. M. Williams, G.
W. Miller and John W. Diefendorf,
Esq, of this city, after which the ia
vorite hymn of Mr.. Plummer, "Rock
Of Ages" was sung. Rev.. Mr.. Glenn
son, OF the Episcopal Church, also paid
tribute. The pulpit was draped in
mourning, and beautiful white anchor
made of cape flowers recliped against
the dark background in front Of the
pulpit stand.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-19

| Ex-City Treasurer F,anoi. W.
nas this morning received a letter fror,
ars. .. X. Gilbert, widow of ,bs is.a
W. oliosrt, coroner of PhilsdsInh;.
informing him that she has sold ,hs
Delaware Records with other ante
arlan treasures Of her late hu,band -
me Librarian Of Congress-. Sue baS a
nelo oack her sanction for some time
alter the receipt of the offer made N
her, hoping to hear from MIR. Vinoort
VINO was busy making preparations 40
lay tne matter of the purchase before
our Legislature now in session At Do.
YER But not hearing definitely from
hlm' and being informed that the Lao.
isiature was about to adjourn, she wss
unwilling to loose the chances offreJ
and therefore completed the sale, Hsr
ao''oo was more than probable hurriad
" tae previous disappointment, oo-
'ssioned by a ppreheusion. wban
nF. vincent was endpavoripg TO MAGE
lgo. ''AfS
"A i's' oi the principal of the deem
nenss We're published in the RyprpTt
1AN on Thursday last in a letter trnm
Inc late DR.. Gilbert to Mr.. Vincent whn
Toes not intend to give the matter NV
Vet' and will see If they cannot be- pyo
>afed from the Librarian Of Congress-
be thinks they should bs In the ar"
'hiVes OF the State. He will continna
ms enteavers until they are thars
liea' where they properly belong.
Mr. Vincent was hurrying througb
preparations 10 lay the matter bsfo,s
ne Legislature when be received tho
etter' IT was to have been brouoht
'efore the Historical society, which
'olds its meeting next Monday eyen-
Dg. VIVA
state of the Ehermomeser
the REPUBLICAN, office, On Saturday
'orning, Feb. 10:
O'Clock, IL o'clock, Il o'clock
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Daily Republican., 1881-02-19
KRAn,G NrMnk

William O'Brien of Newark, Del.
writes to us and says that he was not
in a reckless and maudlin condition
wi EN- he arrived at Stanton ON Satur
day last and nearly got drowned In
trying TO cross White Clay Creek while
1t was In very swollen condition
which mad9 it dangerous 10 cross. We
willingly give Mr., O'B-ien the benefit
Of his denial.