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MARRIED..

Atthe residence OF she BRIDES father the evening
Of the 17th inst, by the Rev. J. n. MOORE CHARLES
II. JOHNSON to Miss ELvIRA URANE, daughter Of NJ.
W. srAMAsn, Esq, al Of this oity. 1"
On the oath instant, by Rev. L. NIULLEn Mr.. W. r.
PoRTWIG. Of eienburg, Kingdom Of Hanover, and
Mrs. CHARLOTTE MAsTERMANN, born JONES, OF this
city ~ W - L. q
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Ieasures to prevent Cholera tn Now York.
NEW YORK, April The New York Board of
Health has determined to remove the cellar popu-
'1tion Of New York and Brooklyn to more healthy
.bodes, establish temporary cholera hospitals in
various parts Of the two Cities to be used in
Of necessity. The Mayor has ordered all nitro
slycerene stored vessels to be filed with water.
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/ The number Of defaulting distilleries in New
York, recently seized and held by the Internal
Revenue Bureau,i is twenty-five, and the estimated
amount Of which they had cheated the Govern
mont Is s5o0,0oo OF this amount OF Least s2Oo 900
for fines and ts4os vim be recovered. Other aim-
lar frauds IN otherparts Of the county: continue
TO be discoyered, Ys., ~. o,,,,,. mn
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|RY TELEGRAPH.
= LATER FROM EUROPE. ~, ~ :.
a.. .-.' ''Sf5 h;'f; '~af' Juy
.-=.--. -. ..-.'.:..,t.
Cotton decline q 4 d.:

/ New YoRK, April A.--Liverpool dates; TO the
18th have been received Sales in the two days
sishty-ave hundred ts5oo) bales, and has do
riined Id '............ ............ ~,
q. s. 52o's; III to "a; oonsols, 8e4 70 s6h s''A
The German difficulty looks worse. a s,,..
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81 g TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

@ Ia TIE OF son r a CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT by GEORGE BUST. Esq..
Ordinary Whereas. GEORGE o. GOODRICH, o
Charleston, merchant, made suit to to grant him
Letters Of Administration do bonin Of Che ia
tate and Effects Of ABRAHAM RoULAIN, late OF
Charleston, Merchant: These are therefore. to cite
and admonish oil and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said ABRAHAM RouLArn. deceased.
that they be and appear before me- In the Court
Of Ordinary, to be held at. Charleston. on the ID
day Of May, 1866. after publication hereof, ut IL
o'clock In the forenoon, to nhow cause, any they
not be granted. ., -
Given under my hand, this seventeenth day Of Aprn
Ammo Domini 1856. ni GEORGE BUST,
April 18 WI Judge Of Probates.
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YisIIfllMllE[INsE / n u i IMPROVEMENT i
'iGTEAG

-.
'u1oK.s pATHNT pIgE0r ACTING, nEo1pRooAza
EAyu rs IN OHM In Epnos tccioa trdnspcTtess<ss
ofofica a,d pSts over tho bout engines, with SssAa
economy In sfstn ed fszAirb. The eAeap;a s.gssa
Tos circniar 1ddroni ths HOKS iRNeniE C0s, No 20
Epastystreot, Now York. 10 SeaJaos ~ DpS1lnbot ~
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CONGREGATIONAL News.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-In the U. 8. House Of
Representatives, Mr.. WILSON, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported adversely on the Presidents
Message suggesting modification Of the test oath
on the ground that II It was modified, those who
took part against the Government would be in the
enjoyment of official positions, and treason would
not be made odious. ,>.
Mr.. RoaEns presented O minority report, stating
that the people Of the South were loyal, and that
1t would be tyranny to exclude them. The Com
nittee was discharged from the further eoneidera.
,tion OF the subject,
A resolution was adopted investing the Presi-
dent with power to take suoh measures as he may
deem proper to prevent the introduction OF cholefa
into the United States. ..4r5..8
The army Bill was discussed, lL
't'n'Heyv York Market. ...,r, -,
Nav YonK, April 2s.--o Cotton dull dt thirty
.seyen cents, Gold, ,26t. l.a .l,. .rt 80. ", " -,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R1- NOTIOE--MR. CHARLES RAsTFD ia
my duly authorized Attorney during my absence from
tho State. JOAQUIN eRIyAa
April rs =.
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nSFOR ALDERMAN WARD NO. 3.-MESsRS.
EDITORS; Please announce LEONARD oHAPIN. Esq,
as Candidate for Alderman for Ward No. g. and oblse
. April 81 ., ~ MANY FRIENDS.
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A,,atraa as,d Mexico,

WASHINGTON, April Is. s.-t>>7r Government, hear
ing that Austria, is raising troops to operate
against Mexico, has instructed our Minister at
Vienna to inform that Government that in . war
by her waged at this time, and under existing or-
oumstances, the United ststes could not remain
client or Indifferent spectators. - .! q
Austria Is come upon the ground OF no;a-inter~
7option to which we have invited France.
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nS- FINAL NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING demands against tho esate Of tho ARCHIBALD
MCKENZIE. deceased, will render attesod statements
thereof to Messrs. sIMoNs & sIMoNs, Solicitors, s4
their Office, No. II Broadsreet. and all persons ndebt
cd thereto will make payment to them or to the under
signed NJ. A. 8. MCKENZIE,
April 10 wife Rxecutrir
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aTMESSRs. ITORs:-PLEAsEA ANNOUNCE
JOHN KENNY Candidate for Alderman Of Ward No.
8. and oblige r.a. 200. MANY FENIANs
Aprl25 r.r
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nE MEssBs. EDITORS WE NOMINATE
T. L. QUAOKRNeUsH as o Candidate for Alderman Of
Ward No. 8. MANY VOTERS.
April as - .' 49, 'g
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n6T0 THE VOTERS OF. CHARLESTON
wrTHDRAwAL-Atthe tho solicitation Of mutual friends
of other candidates. respectfully Withdraw my name
nominee for the Board Of Aldermen. S"'' ' 4" .'
April: as ys "lu.fr ~. LEONARD CHAPIN.
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fa5- ALDERMAN WARD No. 3.-WE NOMI
NATE LEsfUEL CRANE, E,q., as q Candidate for Al
derrnan waId No. 8. MANY VOTERS.
|, April IA ' ... f.N .f. .f.. ....'. 80 ...,..,,
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Cotton Auents Arrested

NEW ORnsAHB, April 24.-The Provost Judge has
been placed in Jail, charged with swindling. r,.I
Many cotton agents have also been arrested, and
are applying for the habeas corpus, which is re-
fused. = T'f q ...i: b. .' @ xi ..'-
There is o renewal OF apprehension OF great
damage arising from the crevasses on the plan
tatons. s'.+H = sItlh - L. sHtifft
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aT MESSRS. EDITORS:-AS A CANDIDATE
for Ward No. s.. We beg to nominate Capt THEODORE
CoRDEs. MANY FRIENDS.
Anril2b .-..-,.--- -
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seixuro. OF .Fsninn RIusket

rnuskets ", ,srs aefaed yesterdayaby order Of the
Commander &f the Department. Of tae East, tand
deposited &C Fort Ontario. The Fenians are,greak
Iy excited in'oonselS Suence. p ElSs
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$50 -?isi.S" -sin:m4 g,., ,..i, rn.,, ,.lia ~!
.5St."N rat aignI.T - oE ,",-rt..s,, =.
~ - = Isi22hsr or nri flLza4iE IL n,n s,5,,.
e. ~ ..,( - a,gShI' ,! n'r-a foa IqmA ,ArIt 5,g
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aT EXECUTORS NOTIOE-ALL PERsONs
having claims against the Estate OF Mrs. REBEooAD.
PINoKNEY will present them, properly attested: and
those indebted will mako payment to ARTHUR p
LINING, Attorney at Law, No. 40 Broad street
o. u.t 81. MAawooD, Qualified Executor.
April as '.a.. IS. 3o-may s, 16, 25
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nS- PARTIES HOLDING BONDS OR CoU
PoNs of the WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER
RAILROAD COMPANY arc requested to communicate
with the undersigned at the Office of Messrs. WILLIS
OHIsoLai, Atlantic Wharf.
April 40 6 JNO. W. CAMERON
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" ss FOR ALDERMAN WARD No. 8, WE BKt
70 nominate A. R. TAFT. MANY VOTERS.
Il April IL d. r:...# -! y..ld
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

!. :. III .si7tt : SPECIAL .NOTIOEs. ;,-.r :.
aFTo THE VOTERS OF OHARLESTON-
wrTHDRAWAL-Atth tho solicitation Of mutual friends
of other candidates. respectfully Withdraw my name
as o nominee for the Board Of Aldermen. ,"'' :"
Aprnas 1u.a..l, LEONARD oHAp1N.
e5- W.. II. GILLII.AND, ESQ-WE ARE AU |
thorzed to state that Mr.. aILLhAND elected Alder
man OF Ward No; 8, win serve. ns.5 -.
49,. ~. '''' !."''@ !S - :, MANY SUPPORTERS.
April u - 49, ~. 80, !.
ST WE HAVE NOTICED THE NAME OF
A. B. TAFT as CANDIDATE for Alderman In Ward No. s;l
and although bis name 10 still announced, author
lied to say that he positively declines being Candi
date. VOTERS IN WARD No. g.
April 25 ".L ~" Il
sTMEssRs. EDITOR ORs:-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE
JOHN KENNY as Candidate for Alderman Of Ward No.
g. and oblige r.#... 900. MANY FENIANS.
Aprl25 -
nS MEssRs. EDITORS WE NOMINATE
T. L. oUAoKRNsUsH as Candidate for Alderman of
Ward no. 8. MANY VOTERS.
April as Ill. 80
a@ MEsSRS. EDITORS:-A CANDIDATE
for Ward No. s.. We beg to nominate Capt THEODORE
CoRDEs. MANY FRIENDS.
April IS ....'.. ..,
| sT PLEASE ANNOUNCE WIN. H. GILL;
LAND. Eaa, for the position Of Alderman for Ward No.
70 an the vacancy oocssioned by The death Of JAMES
W. BROWN. Esq. MANY CITIzENs.
April "a" ~ E..l -L..r
| pSFoR ALDERMAN WARD NO. 3.-BEssRs.
EDITORS; Please announce LEONARD CHAPLIN, Esq.,
as Candidate for Alderman for Ward No. 8, and obge
p April 81 l.. A. MANY FRIENDS.
} fa8- ALDERMAN WARD No. 3.-WE NOMI-
NATE LEMUEL CRANE, E,q., as Candidate for AL.
derinan Ward No. 8. MANY VOTERS.
April IA -H -L-t :. --.--
II ~ FOR ALDERMAN WARD No. 8, WE BEG
70 nominate A. R. TAFT. MANY VOTERS
April1t :. : -. -
). as. CHARLESTON, 8. G., APRIL IS, 1sssssssss
Mrssps Ep1rons: Please announce JAMES CosaR0HA
! for Alderman OF Ward No. 3. MANY VOTERS
:, Aprii1a 10 -: ~. - : -
. aar NOTICE. ALI FERsONs HAVING
|, claims against the estate of NATHANIEL aIBT, sr
Jas. D. aIsT, and ). Dana. aIsf. YIN present them
properly nttestsd, to the subscribor. u. :. -.
4 -. W. 3. aIsT. Exr. and Adm, d,
u u afiqEfa JonesvtlIo p. O., Union Dist. q. q.
Il htroh1 ~ ! ---...--.o.-- A-no-
/ as- NOTICE. PARTIEs ARE CAUTIoNEr
not TO credit the crew OF fs Br. 60 IN
Master VIII not bs responsible. r}.,., -.
Aprl ~ = ~. ~. y. I.
81 BAToHELoRs HAIR DYH~1HA ORIGINAL
aud beat in the uorldi TIA ,ony true md perfect HAI
nYE. Harmless, Reliable an dInstantsneous. Proanes
immediately splendid Blso or natural Brown. Wits
ont injuring tho hair skn Remedies tho LII eheom
bad dyes. so,d by all Druggist The genuine Ii higne
WILLIAM 4. BAToHELoR Al sopHt Si. ..-i.a
H REaRNBRkTHa EXTRACrt,F dIrLEFIEBRb
fE;f Yoz restoring and Bsao.if ths sh' Hair.
~ =. aURARlIEs BATeA u1DA' Nov aofa, p.
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sg PLEASE ANNOUNCE VIM. H. GILL;.
LAND. Eaa, for the position Of Alderman for Ward No.
g. All the vacancy oocasoned by The death Of JAMES
W. Baowa. Esq. MANY CITfzENs.
- Aprn 49, ..... ... f....
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RT MERCHANTS BANK OF SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA. OHERAw, April H. l88e.-The regular Annual
Eeotion for SEVEN DIRECTORS Of this Bank will be
held at tho Banking House. Cheraw. Monday the 7th
May next, between tho hours OF IL O'Clock A. M. and
O'Clock p M. New proxies, with the necessary stamps
will be required. full meeting of the stockholders ia
| requested. W. II. GODFREY,
April IL VS. - President.
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ST WE HAVE NOTICED THE NAME OF
A. B. TAFT CANDIDATE for Alderman In Ward No. 5;
and although bis 10 still announced author
lied cay that he positively deolines being Candi.
dats. VOTERS IN WARD NO. g.
April 2B F.F t.t''
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@ w. II. aILLIIAND, ESo.-WE ARE AU.
thoriEed to state that Mr.. aILLAND II elected Alder
man OF Ward No. 8, viii serve. - .g!.t -.
49,. i"'@ ~ MANY SUPPORTERS.
ID April u 'S'H. -.if
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APln,a or Reconstruction.

wAsH1saros, April zi.-It is stated that the Be-
construction Committee have agreed upon the
following important proposition: First, the
State Constitutions must be so amended that here
after no State shall make any discrimination in
dts laws Constitution ON account OF color. seo-
ond, after the 4th OF July, 1876, negroes must
have the right to vote. Third no representation
between 1866 and 1876 FOL, negroes not allowed to
vote. Fourth, tho Southern States to be allowed
representation on thess; conditions on taking the
test oath. $3.50
Gen. sioklos Minister to tho Hague.
WASHINGTON, April 24.GGen. s1oKhEs has been
nominated to tho Senate, .as Minister TO- the
Hague. ! ,.E-I)%5 ,i, + \ T.
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he foregoing report ana FeaoluhonB created Q
veT lengthy and spirited dsbhye. Alderman hyan
STREET, aB ne had property IN that street. This
anSndnient to the frat resolution wag nt second
ed|and the question coming mp on. the rAsolntion
.ca(ed for the ayes and noes. !, fThe nrst and
sepnd RESOLUTIONS .were voted Onl together. J
Al voted 10 the affirmative excerS AidsrAaan
Rkn, ~ Q sna ~, md, af,.,.. .
HE report and resolutions wore sdoptods
trhe Mayor reported ss, SoHoNa,F o. 81 s..v
frhe Special Committee TO .vhoga. was referred
d the Edisto and Ashley Ca1ai Company, EsiSiiIg
dty Council to suksmte %, She capital stock
ID said company, hssato report that they hsvo
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Or. CHARLESTON, 8. G., APRIL, IS, 1Sgsassss;
MHssns EpIrons: Please announce JAMES CosaR0H8
for Alderman OF Ward No. 3. MANY VOTERS.
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'''' Is "a 2 NVi i.gI'
l." ts., ~" i~.t igas. Z,
10 ft .i!g GsSS.vs, (,
''VI - gaigS 80 a; ~,
90 ' =" ar E'i'sf@2 ~
Eh.AiAiNsTizpN a5:
y ?'di.gI'o 90 Il, al
iIilI. ,s!',}4.,4. III,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-18

A Suceess.-The Ladies' Strawberry Festival
for the benefit of Bethel M. K. Church, OF
which Rev. VIM. II. Fries is pastor, held on
last Wednesday week, was quite success
large number of the beautiful and good pee-
pie Of the surrounding country were present,
and partOok of the delicious and beautiful re-
freshmsnts provided for their accommodation.
The Chesapeake City Brass Band rendered
their services gratutiously, and deserve great
credit for their excellent performances. Nearly
5000 profits were realized which will be ap-
propriated for re-pa'nting the Church
Enj3ymsnt.-OLr citizsus have abundant op
portunities for enjoyment presented to Them,
There are fairs, festivals and excursions on all
sides, an sserything appears 20 20 as inerrily
as a marriage bell. II is questionable, how
ever, whether there is not III soil comfort
derived from a visit to tha store OF NichOl- on
Il Foulk, No. 1902 West Second Street, to pro-
cure a pair Of their nice 1T ing boots or shoes,
than can be found in the part eipa in any
OF the various epjoyments where all are in-
vited.
Launch A fbe schooner OF Eve hundred
tons. was launched on Tuesday from tho yard
Of the M-ssrs. kirkmau Sne il built for,
several parties, md will be commanded ny
Captain shepherd A few years ago there
were but lew ships over five hundred tons, aud
schoonrrs rarely exceeded TWO hundred tons.
new s"nOouers arc ihubch5d In tne Ohris-
tiana as large as ships used " be.
in Express Train.--lt is reported that the
Delaware railroad will be completed to the
Chesapeake Bay, the coming month, when au
Express train " i'll be run fre m Philadelphia to
that point. A steambostto connect with Nor
folk Is now being built by Harlan, Hollings-
worth Co., aud will soon be ready for the
route.
Court.--The U. S. District court met in this
city on Tuesday. A man named Short of
Dagsborough, Sua3tx County, WAS tIied and
convicted OF selling spirtuohs liquors without
a government liceuse. A moti0u was made Tor
new trial. The court adjourned on Tuesday
evening, to meet again this Thursday )moruing.
Kissiuggen Water, almost n specific in
chronic dis. :ders OF the liver, coustipations
piles, dyspepsia, headache, bilious attacks,
diarrhCna, asthma, chronic rhumatism, lumba-
20, developed and latent scroiula, catarrh,
&C. The above water eau now be obtained
drawn from the Artic ut Kettridge Il Cos
drug store, 6O9 Market street.
A. b. Finn, Bricklayer aud Contractors
Office in basement No. 2O2 West Seventh ST.
Particular attention paid 10 ticnters, Ranges,
Furnaces, and jobbng generally.
McInalIs Liquid Rennet, for coagulating
milk in avery few minutes, and being very
convenient Tor making junket or..curds and
whey. Sold at ia Market street.
SAVE YOUR MONEY Remember the Del
aware Saw ing Bank is located at tho Office of Will
liam McCaulley, Esq, No. 500 Market Street, Will
deposits. All amounts received from one dollar up
wards, and five per cent interest paid on the same
from the day of deposit WV McCAULLBY, Presi-
dent, J. P. RUrH, sesretary.
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For the Delaware Republican.
FOR GOVERNOR.

Nh. VERNON MANY excellent articles ap.
psarsd in your paper recently commencing
various citizens in various parts of the State
for nomination for the Office of Governor. 1t
Is seldom that urge upon the party the name
OF any individual for this office. But as the
name OF George z. Tybout has been named in
this connection for this high and respons ible
position, hope that the true Union people OF
this State will not forget the soldiers friend
His generous and philanthropic heart, his ur-
banity of manners ,sad his success as one of the
most prominent agriculturists of our Safe,
and being one OF the most honest men, and
firm, true Republican OF the old Clay school
will no doubt secure his election. Nominate
him and he will receive the vote OF the soldiers
of Delaware. A SOLDIER,
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A CARD.

The subscriber returns his thanks to his
friends for their support ut the nomination
election. 1t was apparent for some weeks
back that he could not be nominated at this
time, and therefore he esteems the vote given
him more highly than had the indications fl
vored success. He trusts that when his name
10 again presented to his fellow citizens the
prospect will be more encouraging. He hopes
that Mr.. Allen the nominee will be a. signally
successful next November, as be has been iu
the contestjust ended. THOMAS J. MOORE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-18

Value Of Propsrty in Detdpare, Tares, 9e.-
The assessed value Of property in the State as
returned by the assessors to the Leg islature, is
as follows, viz:
New Castle County, 5 23,746, 493.
Rent S,74425S,
Sussex 6,98l,l2I.
Total value of property in State 5 80, All 1872.
1t will be seen by this that the value OF prop
erty In New Uastle County is mOreby So ,62l, :
III than both the other counties put together.
The tax 90 the different counties pay are as
follows
New Castle 5 So 4s7, 81
Kent 3S,l79,S5
Sussex 34,905 so.
Total taxes in State, $l68, STATE.
This tax 10 epent as follows In New Cas-
tie County, $56, 99l.b3 for county purposes,
and $2s 1850 for the poor. In Kent County
Sal, 094 for county purposes, ST 903 5l4 tor
the poor and $40, 4s2.3 for road tax. In Sus-
sex County $2s ,l79.2l for county purposes
and S. 1859 for the poor. In New Castle
and Sussex no returns are made for road tax
ut least not as a separate item. The following
10 the rate per 800 In the several counties -
In New Castle County "a cents for county pur-
poses and Ia cents for the poor. In Kent "a
,>ents for county purposes, IL cents for road,
an, 8 cents for poor 10 Sussex 30 cents per
$500 COR all taxes.
Tho I, allowing il the value of the different
Hn,arsds IN the State;
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Brsudvwipe s,I,sa6,5ss; Wilmington ST.
All .sSS; Chris,isna $i,s4i, 1851; Mill Greek 81 ).
Ste'7ls; white CLAY Greek $l,9o4,7l6; New
castle So, 27s s25; Psl'csder $l,3i7 1926 Red
Liou 81, 722. 297; S.. Geo tges s1'fss sou; APP
poquinimiuk $2,077 ,i2s; Vo'ai' New Castle
S23,74s,4s3.
KENT COUNTY.
Duck Creek 81, 062, 500; Little creek Ss6l :
4s4; Dover So, l2e s44; Murderkill , 1873 sS1
Mispilion 81 ,o6b, Osl; Milford $73s,4osi rola
Kent, IS, 744,2bs.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Cedar Greek $9l3, 800; Broadkiln $3.50 1862
Nantieoke $b1l ,6ss; North West Fork 1887, :
b7s; Broad Greek $3.50 ,266; Little Greek $40,
O52; Dagsboro $520,70 Baltimore $500 9ls
Indian River Sale, 400 LeRes b RehObotl
SAC s32; Georgetown $4o9 $50; Total, SUSSEX
$6,ssl 12l.
Excluding the city of Wilmington, it will
thus he seen that St. Georges 10 the riches
hundred In New Castle County, Dover tn
richest In Kent and Little Greek in SUSSEX.
Try the Neoteric Soap and you will be con
WINGED that IL 10 the best aud cheapest soap
the market: Sold by all Grocsrs.
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SENATOR RIDDLR.--We have been shown a
copy OF letter written by Beverly Tucker,
under date OF Montreal, February I'd, / 1856,
to r. N. T. Hunter, Judge Campbell aud Vice
President Stephens, in which he directs q
reply to be forwarded to him through sour
friend Senator Riddle" ouery.-Could Sena-
tor iddle have been in correspondence with
leading rebels during the war, and been the
medium through which communications were
made between those In Canada and Richmond1
DID he use his official position to frank and
cover up such Communications We always
presumed that Mr.. Riddle sympathized warmly
with the rebels, bnt we did not suppose he had
gone to the length which said letter indicates
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-18

GREAT FIRE IN CHARLRsrowS, MAss.-Boston
June TO- A very destructive fire broke oni
about Ia o'clock last night in the building on
Main street in Uharestown, used as a furniture
mandatory, and as there was n lack of water
from repairs being made in the pipes, all the
buildings la the square on what 10 called the
"Old Aillpond" property, were burned, render
ing houseless sixty -one t milies, embracing a.
bout 500 persons, mostly Irish. Several fire.
men were injured The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-18

SHsRITF AND OoRoNHR.-The nomination Ell
cotton Of the Union party took place last Sat.
urday, and resulted in the selection of samuel
Allen OF White CLAY Greek Hundred, for Sher
id, andkBsDjsmin T Bellew of Mill Creek, for
Coroner.
Mr.. Allen 10 we'll known to our citizens, hay
Ing been before them three times for the nom
instion. He 10 worthy man, somewhat ad-
vanced in life, and deserves the support of
every Union voter. We hope that he will be
uiumphsntly elected.
Benjamin T. Below, the candidate for Cor
oner, was member of the Fourth Delaware
regiment, and lost leg in one of the battles
about Petersburg. This fact secured him the
nomination, and will also secure hIs election
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-18

Atlas - 4 Ii o 2-64
Olympic a 8 OIL b SO 3 l-3O.
Umpire, 2. q. Higgins, of the atlas; Scorers
J. W. Ssgendorf, of Olympic; ard W. 4. Clea.
yer, OF Atlas.
Balls, Bats, Score Cards and Books for Base Ball
players, for sale at Hallam's Segar Store; No II
hast fourth street. may 81 At
Atlas Us Mosacsa.-An intensely interesting
social game of Base Ball was played at Della
ware City, on Tuesday, the 6th inst g., between
the Atlas club of said place, and the Mosacsa
club OF Salem, N. ]. The following is the