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GuurnttrfiaI t5rttsIigertt.
CRESCENT OFFIca. No. "a OANr sFRzI
Thursday Evening. July l6 1854

CRESCENT OFFICE No "a UAxY sTEzss(
Thursday Evening. July To- 1861 !
CoTToN Operations in the leading staple to-day
have exhibited but little if any variation. Offer
ings, as heretofore, were very light, and the de-
mand was restricted to some three or four buyers,
whose total purchases amounted to only $50 bales.
The latest advices from Liverpool and New York
appear TO have had no effect whatever, and the
movement on the part of buyers and sellers is
still wholly influenced by their respective ext
gencies. 1t is hardly necessary to add that no re.
liable quotations are obtainable in the present
condition of the market.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand Sept /, ls67................... ns5s
Received since yesterday ..................... ITO
Made IN onSieiinsS samples and Ccc, '0o
received in saeks AID baled here tince
G6,9is
Exported previously 64i57-6'4757
Stock on hand and on shiDbOsrd 2IS9
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There is an increasing
inquiry, extending especially through the Sugar
market, and buyers, who have been for some time
dormant, are beginning to display some little &C.
tivity and interest, as growing crops indicate an
early market and demands from all parts of the
interior for produce and provisions accumulate at
this point. Buyers In this market who have had
any stock whatever on hand, have been holding
of for lower prices until their supplies failed
them, and must now either replenfsh at figures
that have continued firm for a fortnight past, or
go without, as holders do not show the least in
clination TO recede from the market quotations,
viz: Cuba Sugar, grocery grades, l2Gl33c.; white
do. 43Gl6c.; Louisiana Sugar, prime to choice,
l5Gl5lc. T. H.; Louisiana choice reboiled Mo-
lasses is selling at s5c., and Cuba do. 45@53c.
q gallon.
FLoUR-The Flour market has been dull and
quiet throughout. Buyers evince very little dis
position TO invest at the ruling rates and appear
to confne their orders TO actual necessities, while
holders continue firm in their demands and do not
appear DESTROYS Of pushing their stocks on the
market Just at the dullest season Of the year.
Sales to-day were 900 bbls., of which 100 and 100
superne at 81 so, so single extra at S. IS double
extra at IS so, so and so double extra at s. IS,
ITO treble extra at $40 So so bakers at 81 U.s. 80
choice at sl2 so, and 2s5 choice at sl4 2 Dbl.
We quote common to tine IS 5Q97, suPerfle
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Reee,p.. nv Ha,Iroas..

NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs 4 GREAT WESTERN
bales l. Lacassagne-l bae skins q hides COuret
1000 feet lumber Boudreaux sOu-2Oo) 90 Farwe-i67
head cattle McQuOid Mehe-lO3 shoes Imbeau Collins
sundries to order
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
100 feet lumber St Auant-s00O do Taylor-i300
Reusch-40o0 Iate-ll trucks lumber l. Gubernator-2
DO TaylOr-l6OC0 Webber-ll shs5ting Leeds
cotton gin Lee Crsndal ScoG6 pkgs fruit ClOud-l3
do TramOntRni-l7 Jno HaTdie &cO 50 W CriSer-79
Aby-73J Boarman-47 EilO-sundries to order
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ImnOrfa

MISUNDERSTANDING Alabsua-S6i5 specie to order
SO do so currency kderel-SG0 DO ierpont-2l3
bbls talow L Mann &co-7l6 hides W whsreH scO-lO
bales hides 20 o4de-3O9 head cattle MeQuOd Mehle
MOBILE STEAMER Mary-l05 bales cotton C A whitney
co.'s bs yarn Wallace 6eo-0 bxs cads tobacco Bloch
BrOl-sundries TO order
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INDIANOLA-seamship Texas-9 bbs Hour 25bbls rosia
20 bbs whisky ties hams 100 bxs candles 50 SKIS and
sundries
PENsACf LA-Schr Nolumnia-6 bbls -four bbls pork 6
bbls 10 bales hay 200 SKIS and sundries
CORPCS CHRISTI-Schr Flonda-67,U00 feet lumber
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castle HorEas.
CRY or JEFFERSON, j

CIrT OF JEFTERsoN. July IL, 1883.
Arrived yesterday-s3 Texas Beeves and SCI
Calves and Yesrlings. Sod-257 Texas Beeves,
20 Calves and Yesrlings and Il Hogs. Stock on
sale-l7S Texas Beeves, 7S6 Calves and Yearlngs,
50 Hogs and 30 Mich Cows. We quote:
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REgU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at p n
FOR TRENTON. MONROE. COLUMBIA. HAK.
risonburg Trinity and all intermediate lAEdings-Tas
tine, fast passenger packet
CieOnA,
l. H. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN, OIsrk:
VIII leave positively above For freight or passa,s
apply on board, or to WINBURN LORD Agents.
50 Grayar street.
S-The CleOns will take freight and passengers as Ioy
as any other boat In the trade taking freight Bayou
Macon and TeLsas and DArbonne with privilege Of 70.
shipping
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFUUROHE IEDEPEH-
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY a. IN, FRIDAYu
E0R NAFOuRCHE, AND COAST-THE A NO
passenger packet Nina SHINES, W. X Greathousa
C~ptaini Jos Dafores Clerk VIII leave above return
ing on the Coast every Wednesday sunday IN da bt
Tor height or passage ap ply on board or 70
Z. o. hELAHCON. No So Old Lsvee street
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TOWBOATS,

EEW ORLEANS TOWBOAT ASSOCIATION
THE uhDERBI8NED, WISHING TO FsTAB
sh equitable and uniform rate OF Touaes and 10 osr
greater facilities 10 the shipping entering and eaVnE th
pOrt' have combined the following TOWbosss;
ECLIPSE LINE
swiGHsrland' LsviathRn, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, ThOs. n. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Tscumssh
WieaeO and Reliance.
The number and power Of above associated IS,o ~
TovbOas guarantees that no deteution vii ooor .tf
the bar or In ths port ' -
PETER MAECY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBTEa
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A. YORKE CO. y Ina
Atsoeiated ONES, - CaT0ndeet street.. up stairs.
j. O. EORCROSs
CHAS FIIZENRITER
Lsvss Agsnta
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r. sARRAZIN's
TOBACCO xANuFACroKT.

Mr. j. r. sARRAZIN thankful for the patronage extended
him since the establishment Of his factory constantly
used his best exsrons to increase his wedeseved rsput
ton sad able oer TO the Southern superior
article Of cut Tobacco for SMOKING pat in ali pack
suit the trade BIS assortment Of Chewing Tobsoc0
Pipes, 0tzsrs, ETC.. rsaswsd By every srrtra.
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[oFFICIAL-l
COMMON COUNCIL.
REGULAR SESSION.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

FOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low
- pressure sidewhee iron steamship
st. Mary,
r. s. BOURNE, Commander
VIII leave above from her wharf St. Joseph street.
carrying the United States mails If the steamer is unable
to the Brazos bar goods be delivered ships tackle
rsignees to their ghterage For freight pass
age apply TO
CHAS. A. WHITNEY 4 Co, Agents,
80 and 50 Camp street.
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Memoranda.

telegram dated July 3D. states that the ship L Stur.
Capt Linnekn, from New Orleans for Havr she
arrived june 2h was Ere and expected total
loss She had on board 1000 bales Gotten The Sturgess
bui Boston in 1890 registered 1909 and owned
by kurgess. Chairman AGO. OF New York Boston Shipping
List, July IL.
F0REIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. June 25.--Arrived from New Orleans, ship
ZOuRve, Hawthorn.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

TOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCKPORT AND
Mays, via New Orleans opelOusas and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Austin
with passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and St. May
and will hereafter between the Brashar Ind q
the Railroad and ROekport, Texas in connection with the
7SO FerybOa., from foot Of St an street, and sA r.
train from Agiers.
Passengers learn the day OF departure from Brashear
application at the Railroad Office No 60 Canal street
Freight received and bills Of eding signed 10 Roekpo only
Ferry Landing every day. except Sundays, until
@. W. r. BAYLEY, Superintendent.
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WATERING PLACES.


REGULAR GRAND ISLE PACKET-THRoUaH IN
THE NEW, LIGHT DRAFT PASSENGER PACKET
GEORGE RALFE. Master.
Leaves the foot Of Bisnvlls every SATURDAY at
Leaves Grand Isle Monday and Thursday morning
For freight or passage spply on board.
She AGNES will run regularly in this trade during
moment of departure, at foot of Benvilo street.
FOR WATERING PLACEs-MoRGAN LINE 0. ..
Mall steamsrs
Mississippi City Biloxi Ocean Springs and PaseAgoulA
rss u. new IOwPTeSs9rs iron steamer Laura. Captain
places ssfoows on arrival Of PontchGrtran Railroad trains
On TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS. . l. H. traIn.1
On SATURDAYS, Ar H. usin-On ths "trip going 70 Pas0A-
Returning, win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY wEDNEs-
DA6 ana FRIDAY Evenings Paseagoula every SUNDAY
The above trips viii be regularly unless prevented By
oHAs, a. wHITNEY& CO., agents.
80 and 81 Camp street
RED RIVER.
THROUGH LINE FOR JKFFERsoN DIRECT.
Leaves positively FRIDAY July l7tr. atSPn
1s5d sslaa ,a ssH a LgGST
AlsSs5dA NormSnis Bsibins and All iniermsdisss LAD
ings- The No. 1 sidewheel passenger steamer
j. NJ. sharp,
J. W. WHITE, Master. j. L. RUSS Clerk
OrtO \. o DONOH6E. 2 TehoupitcSiss street. -
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, ASH
EOR GRAND EC0RE, ST. MAURICE MONT.
gonery Cwil take freight for all landings the Bon
De) Cotile, ALEXANDRIA, Normsns Barbin all inter.
mediate landings % take freight for Shreveport and inter-
mediate landings, reshipping Alexandra-he new ana
magnificent sidswheel passenger steamer
%. Nicholas.
JOHN DowTY. Masssr,
Lou Clayton and 7. J. Dowty, Clerks,
win leave above freight or passage Apuly on boar.
WINRURk A LOI{D "a (lravi.r st-.ot
ne 81 Nicholas viii take height with passenger for
Coast Landings high the mouth Red River CLERK
viii be on the landing receive feght evey ThurdaT
morning, N 1900
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VICExsRURa.

leaves EVERY SATURDAY, atsnE
EOE< VACkAB Ck q, NATCHIZ, AND ALL IN
u termedieo landings-The steamer Gen. OuIfm0r-
T. Leaders master Sam Ayles, clerk Will leave abOva
making ali Coast landings.
sINNOTI ADAMS. IS Commercial Place
The steamer Gen. Quiman connects Vicksburg Uith
steamers Countess and Calumet YaEoo and Taahatoh
RIVERS and steamers Julia and Rubcoa forest Lous Msm-
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATbHH
VICE sH Re-. NArCHEL AND NEW ORLFANn
Regular Tuesday u 8. Mall Packet in pacs of de Il
L. LEE. The steamer
Gov. Allen,
JNO. w. CANNON, Mastsr,
WIN leave - sboye foryickburg Natche1 Grand Cult Rod
ney 81 Joseph, waterproof Fort Adams Sara Bat
Rouge, u 0nadsonvie and all intermedste landing IS
The Gov. Allen makes close concessions with staaunr
CALUMET at Vcksburg for all landings on YaEoo river
FOR freight passage having unsurpassed accom
aplpy on board or TO
sINRoTT &ADAMs, rs Commercial Plao.
shippers viii pay freisht 20 all plantation landings
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the nrst-class Steamships
CRESCENr CITY. Captain Z; W. h 9
GhNERAL MEADE. Captain A w sampson
UNITED fATES.............oa Captain Geo. l.. Norisn-
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
Crescent City,
E. W. HOLMES. Commander,
VIII Leave her wharf foo. of Jefferson street, on SAT-
URDAY, July 18th, atbr.E
These Steamers have superior scconmOdstons for pas
CABIN
WOOD. LOW 4 LUDwIGsEN.
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship UNITED STATES will follow. leaving as
above on SATURDAY, July 25th.
FOB NEW YORK DIRECT.
THE uRokwELL LINE
This Line is composed ofths following steamships:
SEQ. Cromwell. Geo. Washington.
Mariposa. Cortos.
Mariposa.
E. KIMBLE, Commander,
vfnsavs her wharf, loot Of Toulouse street, SATURDAY
July 18th, ASK.
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
By this line and through bills of iading given for
ALrREB xoULrox.
al Osrondeet street.
PHILADELPH
FOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
To sail WEDNESDAY, July I'D, at6P.M
COX PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Thu Avorits steamship
STAR OF abe Union.
Capt T. n. oooKsKY.
WIZ leave her wharf, opposite jackson Square puncuay
above
Through Tickets to New YorE, Baltimore and Boston.
osoin Passage 70 Havana currency
" Philadelphia. $50 -
For freight having splendid accom-
modations. apply 70
oREEvY. EIoKERsoK q CO.,
IS Oarondelet street.
-
GALvEsTON-INDIANObA
MORGAN LINE o. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EoR GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-THE
n following new iron lowpressure steamships form this
Line:
w. q. Hewes.".I. q. Harrls....Austin,
-. N ary.. gnes. Harlan,
Ala bs n. Crescent..........M orRan,
Clinton .....Tartar.. MatagOrda,
VIM q. Hewes,
GEO. Z. TRIP. Commander.
VIII sail on SATURDAY. July 18th, stSLE
Fortnight passage apply TO
oHAs. A. WHITNEY q 90, Agents,
50 and 81 Camp street
No whisky received without order from the Office.
EOK Instrumentation TEXAS.
INSIDE BRRwICKs BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passengers the Ferry opposite jackson SQUARE
on SUNDAYS and THURSDAYS, at TX o'clock A. NJ, and
the train leaving the Agiers Depot A. arriving
Bsshear City a. n, taking the Morgan Line Steamships
At Brsshear for Galveston.
Josephine. ...................CAPT J. n LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets 20 be had until O'Clock r.
n EVERY DAY Sundays excepted Office OF
Ousas Railroad Company, No. 90 Canal street. the
Ferry Landing on the morning Of departure
q. w. r. BAYLEY Superintendent
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Friday, July II, lS63. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Baker, for Indisnola, Master
Brig Yankee Blaze, Wood, for New York,
Thorndike 4 Norton
Schr Volumna. Kahn. for Pensacola. Master
Schr Florida Harrison. for Corpus Christi, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
U propeller KGcsgon, Payne, from Boston
STEAMBOATS,.
Emma No. 5, Marotta from Cincinnati
Richmond. sOardmaD, from Jefferson
Mary Carroll, iron Mobile
ID Hinde, FOrgay, from st Martinsvile
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOR OPELODSAA, WASHINGTON PORr
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchafaiaya river
and Bayou COurtableau-Ihe lght-drAn steamer n al
BlaekfoTd, G. 2 Pickett master, J. b Schmidt clsrk
will leave New 9resss every Wednesday, Return
ing will leave Wsshin gton every Sunday, At 10 A A.
The Baekiord SimmsDort with The sta.r,.r
Kankakee, and will give through bills lsding foid fr
for all eights for Bayou DsGaEe and Bayou Bout Ras
Is low any boat '
KENNETH a BELL,
w. NJ sURLS, Agents.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. az So nj
ECK OREA.OU9AH, WASHINGTON Pnur
Barre and all landings the Coast AtcbSfs.v. H.
and bayon COurtsbleau-Jhe good and safe stesms,
Annie Wogley, W. Burton, master, M KsnIso1
eers WI leave as above WIN leave Washington ever
sunasy AZ 10 O'Clock =. For freight or passage spSy
on board or 10 sPR1
BLOCH BROS, lg Common stree. N N
or o. HIECKLEY SON Wsshng,on "a -
=. B-The steamer Annie Wagley c0nnects al Wasbngt,,
with steamer Bull Frog and bargos all endinCs an a.
Beeuf and viii sign through bills OF lad M - 'ON
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II q. PALMER n co.,
q o. PALMER. JOSEPH WILD, n. = ooxl
Wholesale Dealers
Paper, Envelopes and RaEss
Eos. 1 % sad o. Camp street, Esu Orleans. a.
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NATCHEZ.

EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYs MBy
EOK EATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
- landings-Ths hne passenger packet
wild Wagner,
". B. RICHARDSON, Master; j. O. LIBANO Olsrk:
VIII leave as above GEO. D. HITE. Agent
IL Tchoupitoulaa strass
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Rarins 5nteHigsnfe.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No ~ CAMP STREET, I
Friday, July IL, lS63.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-18

The nomination election passed Oh very quietly
on Saturday though there was large vote polled
and much Interest displayed. The vote was very
much divided up between The various candidates
for Sheriff. Mr. Dougherty leading in this city by
handsome majority, and Rianhlrd with n good
vote following close upon his heels In the hun.
dreds however, Armstrong received large mujori.
Ties, which, with his very gratifying vote In this
city, made him undoubtedly the successful noml-
nee. For Coroner, our old friend Curry seems To
have taken city und country by storm, nnd been
nominated almost by acclamulion. We bave not
received as inll returns In relation 10 The vote for
Coroner MS Of that for Sheriff, hut there IL not The
slightest doubt thnt Mr.. Curry IL nominated his
majority IN this city being 30 large that hnd nll
illc rest 81 the county gone against him he would
have still been safe.
The vote so far as we have returns is as fol-
lows:-
Wilmington-For Sheriff Dougherty 429; RI
anhard 334; Armstrong 2Gs, Zebley 1856. For
Coroner-Curfy 1924 Wiley 121.
FBrandywlne-For Sheriff Ranhard 8 Arm
strong O.; Zebley So.
hard |; Armstrong 80 Zebley 70. For Coroner
Curry ZIG; Wiley 10.
Mill Crcek--For Sheriff-Dougherty II Rian-
hard q; Armstrong o.; Zcblcy II.
White Clay Cretk-For Sheriff -Doughcrty 8 /;
Rianh ird B Armstrong 60; Zcbley H. For Cor
oner-Curry "a 4; Wiley 26
"Ncw Castillo rSheriil--Dongheriy Ran-
hard q Armstrong q Zebley 81.
Pencader-Fm Sheriff Rianliar,l I; Armstrong
30; Icblcy9. For Coroner-C urry42; Wiley 4
Red l.ion--No returns. We learn, unoillcially,
that Armstrong Inns the IIundcd by IL majority.
81. Georges For sheriff Donglerty Z; Ria'l-
hard o; Armstrong 49,; Zeblcy II. For Coroner
Curry 1a; Wiley 81. -
Appoqainimink-F sherilf-Zcbicy IL; Rim.
hard II; Armstrong 2. For Coroner-Curry II |;
Wiley 20.
*Not official. New Castle is official down to
within few minutes of closing the polls. few
votes may have been put in afterwards but the
figures arc nearly correct.
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MarriaAfS.

HARTIEY--S CANLAN.--In Philadelphia "a OH
inst. by Rev. WIN. II Eyq, Mr. James Y. Iiart'rs
Of phiatephia. To Miss Kate Seaman Of Brandy.
wine Del
ATWOOD -SWnPE.--on the 10Th inst at Hurhvillc
Camden Co, New Jcrsey, by the Rev. Anthony
Aswood. ass'sted by The Rev Iiennmin Heritage,
a. Watson Atwood Esq.. Of Philadelphia. 10 Mrs
Marie A., YOUNGEST dnl. otter Of the Lutte Jacob
Swope, Fee, Of lIurfvllle.
HALiDWFLi --FERkS- the 1lth Of 9Th mo-.
1888, ny Fflr ds c"rrnlony nj The rrslhrnre of the
late Brhj fefiiA. III ihia city, Fanny, daughter al
clas. ilanwoll, Of hadrlphii.
GLATTS-HtGGi-Ju 8 h, at the Residence Of A.
McC0nauehy, Clayton. Del, by Rev. William D..
Gregg, .: Harris Glatts, OF tails cy,i TO NJ. Emma
Riggs OF Clayton.
DE- LA COT R-NlvIN.--o the 1lth infant, at the
Presbyterian church, New Castle Del, by the Rev.
j. Is. Spottswood, j. L. pe La Cour, Of Camden, N.
j., to Mary q, daughter OF Grantham l. Niyiu,
ESQ.,, of New Castle.
STEWART-llI BBERD.-On the 18th Inst, by the
Rev. Arthur Miby. at the residence of the brides
father. Homer q. Stewart, Of Delaware, to Marga-
r.tLeyis. only daughter of Joseph IIbberd, ESQ ,
vi Upper Darby, Delaware county, Pa.
SuDLER- HOPKINS in Philadelphia. on the
morning OF June the 18th, by the Rev. Alfred Cook
man, John W II. Sudler o'Quecn Anee's county,
Md, to NJ. Virginia, daughter OF the late Thomas
Hopkins
CIIAMBEIiS-M0ORE.-O the 11th inst, at the
residence OF H. NJ ZDoh, In Chester, by Rev II. NJ
Gilroy, Mark q. Chambers OF Magnolia, Del and
Jtnnio, daughter Of the late Alexander Mosfe of
Wilmington,
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BridRevillc.
STRAW Observation-Disclosures AssoclATIoN-FEs-

STRAW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TlvAI..
BRIDGEviLI.E, SUSSEX Co., JUNK 15th.-Straw-
berries, in large quantities, leave this place al
most every day and sometimes the railroad cars
are insufficient, and the fruit Ia delayed and
ruined.
Two cows We're recently killed on the railroad
near this place.
The Snow Hill District Preacher Association
met ut Vienna, Nd, IN Tuesday morning, June
9Th, and after II very pleasant and profitable
meeting, adjourned on Thursday evening, to
meet in fredericksburg, Nd, on the second Tues
day In October next About twenty ministers
were present, and were very kindly entertained
by the good people of the town.
On Wednesday evening, lecture was deliver
ed by Rev. j. NJ. NJ. Carter, of fredericksburg;
also. Strawberry Festival was commenced, and
continued to Thursday evening" In aid of the
committee engaged in furnishing the Parsonage.
The rain inleriered with the success of the Fesli-
val at least, to some extent.
ONE WHO WAS TIEkE,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-18
1mmcnse saIe OF l,snl Esta,p.

1ll Saturday next, June 10Th, Mr.. j. Il. Head
WI, sci without posiponemeut, withdrawal or
nnueroiudlnk.' some Of the most valuable reaI
estate ever offered III this city Mt public auction
ne WI sell one OF the beautiful new houses lust
erected ON Delaware avenue between Adams and
jackson strocis; whole square between Broom
and Franklin mud Fifth aud Sixth streets, num-
, OF lots on Lihc,ln Scott, Eleventh. Twelfth,
excellent E locations, especially the elegant ATTY
icet front lots on Broome street, which Is destined
IN lime to becne the glandesl street In this city,
on account oi the magnificent view obtained
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-18
Republican county Executive Com.

Republican Comfy Executive Com
mIttec.
A meeting Of the County Executive Committee
of the Republican party of New Castle county
will be held at the rooms of the Grant Republican
Club, first door below the City Hail. In the city
Of Wilmington, on Saturday next, the 10th inei
full attendance OF tho members Is requested.
The following Is a list Of the members of the
Committee =
Brandywino-IIugh Sterling, Geo. Thomson,
John. b. Murphy.
Wilmington-First Ward-James Stroud, Phil
IN Pluntett, Thomas j. Bennett.
Second ward--Tlomas Titus, j. v. Christy,
David Stevenson.
Third Ward "A. II. Grimslaw, John J. Toner
Geo. W. Vernon.
Fourth Ward-Philp Quigley,A. Stats WASH
ington Hastings.
Fifth Ward-John W. Hawkins, Joseph r.
Phillips, John A. Mcdowell
Christana-Thomas Bracken, Samuel Ban
croft, Thomas Kinsey.
Mill Creek--James G. jackson, VIM. Ocel-
tree j. Calvin Hall.
New Castle-Bcnj. s. Booth, II. II. McMullin,
Il. II. Jauyier.
Red Llon.-John q. Clark, Jr, Charles Corbit
VIM. Beck.
White Clay Creck-Wm. ID. Cornog, George
Williams, w. w. Brooks.
Pcncadcr- BENZ Denny, Mahlon Bratton. Geo.
l.. Townsend.
81 Gcorges-Darrh Clcaycr, Amos Lynch, +.
il, Rice.
Appnquinimihk-J. s. Hand, II. Appleton,
Sinats