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Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Tho Germau Volunteer

Had the weather been fayorap'v lr,s AZ
would no doubt have been ycl! sa.s .ss *
lence TO see the last nlgGts pa! " =, VA, h
man Volunteer. Disagreeaole ~ viii
Institute Hall was about han ia',i ,hs MAY h
Saphar the leading comedian Vi 'nu nauufielcs
none of his interest and kept lne 10 a .l0e.
a roar Of laughter the most Of av .nV hi: Qlt
his ch 1racter Of the Dutch Womam, sm Jo1t.
tion, "Did you take me iOr i, ar earnestly
bronrht down the house. II s,eatsI seaI ID d
orteI that the play will be fepeGitth If ths. a
Opera House At 10 distant da!, .s. it rs
II will no doubt draw large hous,'' ,Ns same q
pected that Mr.. Saphar WIZ SIi,on nv Love- .
viii play at New Caste, hAO
Hayre De Grace soon. ,,1, lr ID
C. ID Kh,ads, 60 onel Mcl9wetI us,,ia
bles, Isaac Druukher, kch.'SN . Nj; Aria
George ". King. B, +. SAWYER, r,',,'atoel '"l u
Miss Keab,es and Miss Lee su''"
parts well. fine. Mis- N1
Heritage made graceful so"MvIa "MvIapgis u
and was sup, orted by Misses MDss a'tsrs.
tage. Bliss, King, Lidell III. bs andsns
ersl W. 5. McNair thanKeu a"c ccompar!
the cordiality with wLl.h ~: VI, Saphi1
been received. Next week s,ivaus Mi
,tart on a tour through lo""''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Christmas Aeryiees.

Bishop Becker will slug Solemn pon
tiical Mass and preach in St. pteri
Church cor. Sixth and Wes, street, 4
1880, ard will preach in st, PAUL
Fourth and Jackson streets at 80 4
NJ; and AT the early morning service a
3. 80 O'Clock.
The congregation Of st. Patrick
Church cor. Fifteenth and King streets
on christmas morning, will hold ,er
vices for the first time a, $50 o'clock.
The chiIdren's choir vii sing Mil
lara, Mass with Miss Curley at tn
organ.
AT 1880 O'Clock very select chol
viii sing St. Glars Mass i'll Il with Mr
Miller at the organ, Miss Crlmisl
leading soprano, Mis-. Rose Megarj
contra TO; y. c. Gibbons, bass; j. Ii.
Bonner, baritone: Lawrence Curra1
aud NJ. j. Conway, teuors, AnthemI
"Thrr" We're Shepherds abIdiu. in tut
Field, " solo and chorus, Hdnie. Mas1
in q. ST. Clair Oilatcrlo AIeste II
dcles.
Finals, Christmas hymn, Dielman'
Ntspcr service At $50 +. NJ. will N
sung by tie same choir IN The usuaI Y
der.
Ne>pers, Grrgorian; AleS'e lide."'
solo aud chorus, Magmhcat, Webb
o Salutaris, DQlyr,; Tantum Ergo, Dl
fort.
The beauti III organ is from the iac
tory of the Diamond safe Organ Co.,
aud will he permanently Used III VII,
Sunday School every sunday at aud
=. =. NJ. :,
The church proper will not Ge Fea4!
for service before the mIuUIe u AalVl'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
penUsyIyanIH HIudependen.s

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-The Exc
cutive Committee of the Independent
Republican organization, selected at
the Continental Hotel Conference some
tine ago, held a three hour session at
the Girard House to-day, and gave the
subject of Sta.e politics, thorough
discu, sion. 1t was finally determined
to pursue a policy of reform within
the party" in the coming campaign,
and an address to the voters of the State
embodying the principle will be issued
tomorrow. 1t is not proposed to n9tnl-
nate separate Republican State next
wear, but to work for tn nomination OF
a good ticket by the regular party. A
committee Of $50 men will be selected
to carry on this work in all parts OF the
State. 1t is understood that a majority
of the party favor Gea. Beaver Tor Gov
ernOr.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Da a, Ofa Wei,.knOWO a Sen Captain

On Wednesday .ast, Captain John
Duu;He, passed quietly away from this
world, after SAur, illness, in the 6jd
year ur hi- age. Al the rime ut his death
he was living al No. lO26 West Third
street, and his luacral will take
place, this Afternoon, AT > 30 o'clock.
Ihr deceased was vel aud fdvorably
known III this and ooher cities, also in
many foreign p0rlS At one time he
was a resilient Ot New York CITY, and
was cou,i icrcd one Vt the best nIviEt
tors that ever lett that port. He was
employed by the Messrs. Crowbtidgcs,
OF New York, who ran "A line of barges
from that city to the West Indies, H"
was considered one of the best men in
their employ, and was highly esteemed
hy theln He crossed the Atlantic
Ocean many Tunes, aud made hosts of
friends where ever he went. He was
master of II sailing vessel for many
years, and during that time never met
with an accident. lie came to this city
many years ago and MART one NJ the
late Radcliffe Chadwick daughters.
He WAS al one time owner and proprlt'
tor of the odd National Hotel, formerly
owned by Mr.. Chadwick. After which
he again kept a hoLeI tor several years
aud then Went into the awning busi-
ness, which business he followed a
short time previous to his death. AT
one time h" was considered well-to-dO
lie was a man who made hosts of iricnC S
wherever re went, and his death will
be deeply regretted 10y his many tricrdS.
II -. a hrtf h,ir IA. n nt / A
michael, Councilman from the Fifth
Ward. Tue deceased leaves Il wife and
four children TO mourn his death.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
I.orat Chips.

The docket WAS empty al Po.!te 'V"i
this morning.
The indications are that it Will N'
green Christmas.
David Lemon S3l Narkc, sNert ~
vertises cheap candies for the h'-'u"S
Worknen were engaged thismoFl'li1
in cleaning out the Trap at tAe wv I
King street.
Vases cheaper than yoA t'" y;
them in your llfe at Ciippcni )"
East Second street.
Samuel Culbert 800 Shlpic! "'i "S
advertiscs to rent p acres u 'HA y
near the pulp works.
Mr.. Joshua Conner, 23I Marse, ~" i.'n|
had q small trunk stolen IRON ID "N'|
Of his store, one day this week ]
The weather has cleared oil .l''3 ..;"3
and the people are harry f,a a. ,'
weather makes it bad for sAolp'Hs
Use Maltc-Cocoa the Ne rIu' .,n v',, =,
of chocolate preparations for MAJ maA'Is Y,
delicious and nonrisbing d'ihn S,,t,,
safe Nv p. II. Wood, ION al" D"'''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
KlBgswOOd's Christmas

Kingswood NJ. f. Sunday School
will celebrate Christmas neXa Sunday
afternoon in their chapel, l4.h and
Claymont streets.
A delightful programme has been pre-.
pared suitable .or the occasion, in which
the childreu's parts viii be the main
feature.
Many valuable presents will be given
to the scholars for their good attendance,
etc, during the past year and alto.
gether II very pleasant time is ex'
pected.
The exercises will commence at two
O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Special Mention.

Handsome cups and saucers selling
very low Nv Crippen's, No. East md
street.
We have tew japanese goods which
we VIII sell less than cost to close them
out at Crippea's, No. 3 East 2ud street.
Your physicians prescriptions will
have as careful attention and be cor.
pounded accurately at b. Smitn's drns.
.sts, 7th and Pine, rs at any store III
the CITY.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
FIFTH BDI])
COUNTY COURT
Proceedings this: Morn,r
Larceny Caae nssno.

upon tho re.assemblinx OF Cour, /,
my, MT. Lore made appli ,ation an
sarah y. fouHeray, for An o,dsr
"ohe u; ou2eray, to pay the costs d
lne u.vo'ce SUIT, that he hal
against her; decision reserved,
state rs. William Mcclellan in.
we larceny OF sum of iuonoy the mn
George II. keisell. ~
Va. degrift for The State, and III,
ior the defense. MIR. keisell tcat,n
ihe defendant boarded with nim an,
tItne of the robbery he had A nocS
III MS bed room containing 81; In ~
u Oke MIN about 2'ci.ck III the nnrnt
told him that William Vas in tbe r,n
no got up and found the pocket boos
moor, nut tho money was gone. Ta
see nc prisoner again untll after hi
Mr'. keiscll and a young ylrl ON
the house, testified substantially thas
the prosecuting witncss, when ths
clio ed 'ue
MIR. Harrington for the defense s,,
no was prepared to prove an aim
that purpose called William Rohsss
testiiied that on the nigh o. tho slisn
ceny, he was with the prisoner at thf thsf
states hotel; he met hun there sh"r,r
II O'Clock and remained with him
was afrt sted a. ont ! O'Clock IN tha W.
here were scyeIal " tu"ssusg c,Irat
tcs''heh To the So1l character of the n
or.
omcer BrIckle was called in rebu,,,,
resumed thHt ne SiW the p isOuer al
times on u might thelar,eny wa. com~
ami Mt no time was me witutss Knhs,tt
hIm, until he " sar seed.
Mr.. harrluktoD briefly reviewed N.
donci and dwe!t on the prisoners yonT @
actcr. Mr.. Nandcgr.tt made the n%I"In %
gnment for the state, and the case va.
init d to the Jury.
Isaac Nilhans who was ca vIc.od
sen cnccd fr carrying cJnceal.d A..
weapons, and who term If lmn,l,on,s'
expired YESTERDAY Was vtd,red Ia G4
charge.
Application was also made for tba
lease of John Whi'tork .ho ha, i.
imprisoned since the September IA
for fines and costs for selling Gn,
without a lic' usc. The C0gr II
some deiiberation ordered HIM n
discharged from custody.
The case OF Strrck T Sid
cross ". Daniel Jefferson aud vii
Il K)dney for the pla,nriit aud Hir,t
for deIeudaIt. This i, .n artjon ~,
mor'Gage, AID AS III re was no de,c,
verde WAS rrnC.rr,d for til. p.a
titiS.
The jury in the case Of William \
C,clIan, came mo Court At / occ
al cr an absence 1t 'yl our h5ur A
rendered u verde ul riot guilty."
Ihu Court then took ar.rp,, pn,i
o'clock this aiLrLuun.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
O.ly TX1 gbAHA More.

Tomorrow Saturday. will positive
ly be the last day Of the large Bankrupt
sale ofdvy goods at III East Fourth St.
all those VINO have not as ye, awaited
themselves of the opportunity 10 buy
fine and desirable Dry Goods at their
own prices should attend either to day
Or tomorrow az a chance ike this may
never occur again. All having goods
On iepo,it ara requested 10 call at once
ali secure them.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

oS.us, Fair.

The annual Catholic fH', IA ,ccmus
benefit of the Orphans arros "m (Ssl
N the Institute Hall to lmoI,e" u; n,'e until
days Ila " evening, and C. con,lnue onnh,oncsl of of.
,l,e ,he Churches ehI'r of that deno%''uJ'ss aaJ I
this city will be reprtsel ','i,h 'ni bnudi
will will have a table filled " wl'n miji I'D b. |
and useful articles which y ,~"ced " of,
more proper time colll1 ,,;rs, u, and n
uspsous Smp nuup are spending money e:yoani ,nvi d
rrememher r,vnSUi tLat all they , sps"Tb ppor'bJ
fair, will be applied 10
charitable object.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
A Successful Contractor.

Mr. Hugh Holland, DuPvnt's Banks,
Henry Clay Post Office. is the success
ful bidder and contractor for doing the
tin work on Mr. William DuPOnt's 5
large mansion, which he is erecting
near the Ktnnett Pike, Christiana
Hundred. Quitea number of Whining
ton mechanics We're contestants for the
Job, but Mr.. Holland y bid wat the low
est and being a good workman and a
responsible gentleman, his bid was &C
cepted. The contract is a large one as
the house will probably be the finest
and cost more money than any house
in Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
DEATHS.

TODD. In this city on the 22nd INST, Mrs.
Anmihta Todd, aged I6 yeas.
Funeral from the residence Of her s0n-'n.
law, Wm. Hickey, no. 834 u adisOn .treet, sat
urdsy, co "a. vt 230 y. IN.
Ceoii cou 4ty AID BalilmG,e papers please
copy.
DUNTZE.-On the 2lst inst, Captain John
Duntze, in the Odd yelr Of his axe.
Relatives aud friends OF the am ly are in
v1ted to attend the fur ernl from his late resi-.
dsnce, l0z6 West Third street, on Friday af'
ternoOn, At ~ o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Success

has attended our efforts in every depart
ment, and we are prepared to give bet
ter bargains during the month from .
full stock than ever before at this sea-
san. Some new styles in this week to
he in readiness for the Christmas de-
mand at the Wilmington Clothing
House and merchant Tailoring sstab'
lishinent
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
N.ysv 50 bJ4p Before.

Mr.. y. p. Bceaher, he photos rapher,
No 3tl Mark,t street, reports that the
photograph business was never SO brisk
before the holidays, as vt the present
time. Year after year the people take
more interest in having their photos
taken, and for well finished picture
and correct likeness, they naturally 60
to this well known gallery. Notice his
Christmas advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Stock at rBr.

While 80 many are advertising their
clothing at greatly reduced prices, we
wish to remiud the readers of the RE.
PUBLICAN that our stock is of the lat
est styles and newest pattern of goods
Some Just in this week and at par value.
1t is worth your while TO examine our
overcoats ana ulsters if you wish to Sc
a good Christmas present, Wilmington
Clothing House, Fourth and Market
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
MAR RlAGES.

- ON the 22nd inst, at
the resic ence of Ir klyne, .l24 Mervine
street, Philadelphia, by new. "a. N. keig-
win, Benjamin +. shaw and Helen Miller,
both Of this city.
MCKLLVLY-MoCR ACKEN On the 2?d
inst at the residence OF the briGes parents,
$40 West 2nd street, by Iov. A. keiR hin,
John Mckelvey and Mary McCr4cheu, both
Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Medical.

DR.. Darmon is receiving calls at NO;
sos Market street. Invalids should
make it point to consult him. ne
has been very successful in treating dis-
eases, and is able to effect many cures.
His advices cost nothing and when
medicine is not taken it is all right.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Fashion DraperY Goth

is the cheapest and most fashionable
fabric for curtains, lamberquins, man
ties, table covers, Sc, now in the mar.
ket, old gold, garnet and blue, from q
to 60 inches wide aud ranging in price
from 10 cents to $l.O0 per yard. For
sale by G. A. Spencer, 700 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
up EClAL NOTICE.

Having purcha'ed the stock and fixtures
of the store No 3 West Third street, l have
opened new department in 1y store of Tea
rs glass ware given as presents, but goods
sold on their meriti, more than the price OF
the present. given in the qusiity OF the goods
81 teas redu Led to S0cls. and SO on accordiu Z
to the quality Also fill line OF stspls
groceries, cheap No misrepresentiug goods
to make sales. Cali and see for yollself at
the down town Tea and Grocery store, $. L
cor. OF Fifth and poplBr SITS.
dec2S-6t Z. X. PATTON, Prom.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
J. w. GRIFFITH,
Coal and Lime,
IARL
FOOT Of WEST STREET
wIENIsGTGa. DEL
DHlLAptLf HlA, " WlLMlN~t UN AM
E BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

Dec. ~, tNrl
Trains w!ll leave wilmington as follovs:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta.
lions, 100 $40, $40, lv.SO h H., 2.39, ACC, 100,
1900 y. IN.
Philadelphia (ExpressI $50, 800, s.t5
.. NJ, l2.lb, g.b5 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2.C2, 2le, o.&,
100 965, H. bS a. IN, ,+l2.4l 203, ,b47, o.3o p IL.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations u 81
s.8' o. m, does not stop between WILMINGTON
and Perry,ille, 5.o4 p. IN.
Perryville and Intermediate stations COS
p. IN.
Baltimore and bay Line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.bl,. 1.37 400
7.bb, S.38 a. m, 1855, sl.0l, $50, l0.bl p. N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. 9S6a. n, LOS, 6.26p IL
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, P.3b
.. M, l.O6, o.2b p. Ii.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations s.SS >
IT,, l. p. u.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stssiers,
g. 10 a. m, 800, $50, 1000 2. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.06, 2.sS .. N.
b.47, 6.3S p. III.
Baltimore and " ashington, l2bl, 1877, A.o1
1855 a. H.; 1851 p. N.
For further information passengers arc 10
arrod to the timn tables poStoi at the Depot.
Trains marked thus " are limited express
upon which ex ra are is charged
FRANK THOMPSON, !. II. WOOD,
Genl Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

Smeltz will sell you all the fresh
print butter you want for 80 cents
pound, so call and see for your self.
No. Il East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Excursion Xtckeis.

Tue Wilmington Il Northern Rail
road Company will issue excursion
tickets to all points on that road, from
December 24th to 3lSt inclusive, good
for return until January 3rd.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

Take your old pictures to Sutterley n
Co, 302 Market street, and have them
copied. They copy pictures Of any size
and their prices are low.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Candics.

The cheapest place in i bsssstlsy! ssS tsy
caIl CaI1 and see us to.mo1rSSt,s oo,rests, !"
Fourth and French s'''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

We have the largest assorted stock of
candy and fruits in De aware, whole
sale and retail. McCann Il Co., 10th
and Market, and 9TH and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
.sRlank ets'

at Russcll's, 3O6 Market !. street. tse 'city 4
a. a pair, not matched III will Ilooss1
than &c. Quick or you VIII
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
ODen On Monday.

James Il WEBB will be open until
midnight on Saturday, Dec. oath and
until noon on Monday the 10Th
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
Black, Brown, Blue and Green

silk umbrellas, fine assortment and low
prices at Spencer's, 100 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
BROKERN.

Children's tea sets selling very cheap
at Crippen's, No. 3 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

Sutterley q Co., photograr hers. Gal
lery 302 Market street, will be open all
usly NAAAs.AA.Ls.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

HYANrED.-A coon RELIABLE
w man 10 tOke half interest In u whole
sale produce commission house, doing large
business In this city by the lst Of January,
1882; capita! invested $50. Address q. RE-
PUBLICAN office. dec22-u
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
VERY Low PRICES.

ATJ.F. KILLlAM'S, ; f. corner Fifth
II and King streets, you can buy new
Citron, Is cts. per n: rev Naleltia Raisins,
II cts. new Currants, cts Bakers canned
corn, IA cts; Winslow's corn. 10 cts 4; best
brands of Tomatoes. n cans IL IS per can; !;
pure Spices, low as the lowest hs. ofCaMp'
BELLS inincc meat rs cts, the best In the
market: new dried Cherries, 70 cts; new
Black Berries II cts; new French frUnes,
l2 cts now Turkey Prunes, lbs. for 70 cts.
best bleacued app es Is cts; Ms. Apple
white sug n, 8 cts ; best pared peaches, 2t
cts; tine new peaches, halves, Is cts Ander.
son's and Campbell's preserves, . bs for %
cts. bottles c tsup, for 70 ct ; Ms silver
Z oss starch, so IS good strong Rio coff e.,
20 cts: Go. den Rio coffee, % cts Maracaibo.
the best in the market, 28 cts best Old Gov.
Java coffee, 80 cts. Try our Black Tea, 81
-ts., mostly 20 d tor SO and so cts All goods
sold at reasonable prices and deliver d free OF
charge. j. +. KILL AM Family Grocer,
declo-l2t D. Z. 9th Il King SITS
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
10 u. HOBlNSOr 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROk EKS,
|H.x OOH. fOUKlh AND MARKET,
wilmington, Dol.
i,uy and sol! Government, State, City Bonds

Stocks bought and sold In tho New forE
Ph.ladel2his and Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters Of credit given, available in al
parts Of the world, and drafts on EnsIsnd
ireland, France, Germany and Sw!.zerlsnd
issued.
We have now for sale 20 shares New York
Woodlawn and EocEAway Oar Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

The finest and best. Pl ANO is the kranich
* Blch;everybody is delighted with the tune
and finish: another invoice OF those b. bLanttiul
Iianos will be received this week, Pianos oI
other makes constant y on hand. Mason h
Hamlin Organs are the best in the world
sold Tor cash and on easy quarterly payments
We have the sweetest toned Organs made.
$40 for a grand Meloieon: S22 for new
Mason n Hamliu . gan; S35 TO- new
George Woods DrgHn; $50 for good organ
with stops: S65 for an eleg ant organ with
9 stops: $500 Il hcaut ful ro,ew Cd Piano;
| $50 beautiful Organ in ebonized wood.
large sto X OF Accord ons, Mus; foltos
| Rooks. and small N sical instruments, which
| make fine holiday presents. We desire to
call the attention Of Piano Players to hu4
kels Royal T. tttionS STANDARD Compost
uoas Every pianist should have them. fo'
| sale only at our store. and at half Ircc. %
| large stock Of beau fully bound Boo.s tor
piano ard voice The celeb gted EDITIONS
| of ENDCH h SONS, London. They make
beautiful presents, and We shall sell them at
reduced prices, Remember 10 call and see
our tlne stock Of goods.
PANC1AST ALLEN,
| dec2l-3t Wilmington, Delaware.
Masonic Temple. SIG Market 81
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
AN AGRO TIC.

AN AGRO TIC.
Look! mother see the crowd at Marr's'
East Fourth street shor bazaar
Maud Nil ier will not buy elsewhere
Und-ess.d, or sunday wea-.
Euphemia Browns high buttonei Kids,
Lucir da JoLnson's CATERS,
Mari sold to them SO cheap that it
Astounied all their nelghbors,
Ravenia Smith says near ana far
Rich TO- ks and poor bny shoes Of Marr.
E.FMUE l. M A tyR.
NO.12 EAS FOURTH TREET
nov2-H Wilmington. yaL
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
LEMON & CO.,
CAaDY MANUFACTURER CAKE


Having leased the house and premises, S3l
Market s.reet, anG flttcd II up in the uOst
el CANT manner l0ssIblc FOR their business,
most respectfully call the u teLtien Of our cit
izens TO their very large and a Or,ed stock,
6repsred especially 70 the holidays. consist
ingin part o. N.azei ruits, Fine Roasted
IorGan A mo. ~. son i5Ons aramclR, Miaeu
caniy AID ,anay Toys. which vary in price
tr0n 1t cents TO one dollar per pound. Sun.
day schools and parties supplied at Wholesale
rates. We have nd IL Il lHrse stock of kai
sins and Nuts, all new crop, which we will
di pose Of at a small advance. Give us a call
sDd bs convinced that we ha ,e the Uest goods
in our line at the cheapest rates, considering
their quality, in this city. Mixed Candy l6
cts. per pound, Cardy Toys l6-ts. psr pound,
! u boxes Flgs 25ct. Valencia R.is,ns l.ots,
oranges u and 25tts doz., Lemons l4cts doz.
s3l Mar ket street, above Eighth.
dec23St
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23
RoH's'o'' o"A'D1EA a co.
~ BANKERS,
NO, 7lS MARKET STREET,

Wilmington, DOL
FeR SALB-s2. 500 Delaware City Loan, ~
per cent; 10 Shares Wilmington Goal Gas
Stock. We offer unusual facilities in New
York, Phila,, Boston, Salt. and Washington,
for the purchase Of stocks and bonds, being
connected by private wire witk those cities.
Local securities bouXnt and sold.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-23

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A Fine Portrait.

The portrait of Dr. Holland, by Wyatt Eaton, which the Century company offer on special terms to subscribers to the Century photograph from the original crayon draw ing, showing nearly the full face and part of the shoulders. Considered only as an excep- tionally fine specimen of the art of photog- raphy in America, this picture is of great interest. It has, moreover, an intrinsic art value as an exact production of the work of one of the best portrait painters of America and it will be welcomed for it's subject in many homes where the writings of Dr. Hol- land are familiar as household words" leading New York critic says: "Perfect restfulness, and dignity that few painters attain, the traits of portraits done by Mir. Wyatt Eaton. The latest crayon head of a poet in the series of American men of mark on which he has been engaged is that of Dr. Holland. He has kept, in this case, middle ground between the flowing locks and King -Lear-like appearance of his picture of Bryant and the rough hewn, mas sive picture by which he commemorated the first of the martyr Presidents. It is a mat ter that tells of the times, that thoughtful artist like Eaton should picture popular novelist and poet so solid and sturdy of look"
 1t should be said that it was at the sugges- tion of the artist that the portrait is repro duced by photography rather than by en- graving While life size photograph like this is more expensive in the printing, the result is in every way more artistic and satis- factory.
 The sudden death of Dr. Holland lends new interest and value to this portrait which, as the public are aware, had been announced some weeks before his decease.