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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

BURGLARY AT MIDDLETowN - Some scoundrels
effected an entrance into the store of ). b, Ste
phens & Co, on tuesday evening last aud robbed
il of consider able amount OF valuaOies. The
raSeas Rrst broke Into the Mheclwrisht and black
smith shop Of Lee l. Gears aud stole theTefOrm
augurs and other instruments with which 10 get
into the store They then bored piece | inches
by Is inches out OF the back door of the store
aud managed by reaching In TO draw the bolts
and get the door open. They next cut their way
in like manner through the inside door and pro
ceeded to help themselves TO various articles OF
clothing, such as hats. boots, coats, vests and
pants they, also, appropriated watch, some
knives, pistol and other articles.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
TTHAUU1AL AND COMMERCIAL-
CRY NOTICES..

EXTENSIVE BUsINEss.-Charlesk Kyle has recov-
cred his health and Wil give bis personal attention
to the sale of ice cream fectOne. nuts ana trl
At the n w. corner Of the Second street market
house. and will be as polite aud aeeom uodsting ss
ever lie will also keep ice cream at the corner
Of Sixth aud Orange Sts. at his residence. De also
attends to dt up the Sylvan SPIiags' near the c!y
railway depot, where there Wll ee onSenlencles
for picnics and every Arrangement for the accom-
mOdRtiOu of all who may wish to pass . pleasant
afternoon. Charley Is enterpTising and deserving
Of announcement No Intoxicating liquors sold on
the ground. huglo-uSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

CoNNIssIoNKRs.--Judge Wales has appointed
Messrs. Edward Moore. \. II. Grmshaw, w. II.
Pierce, DAVID Chandler and Gear A Rodney,
Commissioner, 10 assess damages for opening aud
extending the following streets; Sprace and
Pine street, rom Tenth to Eleventh; TatnNn
street, f.on Elliott Avenue u I enty- third ST.
Mary land Avenue, from Chestnut 10 Beach sts
the south side Of Vandever Avenue, from Market
street, 10 "old ship yard road"
The Commissioners are required TO maka re-
turns the Judge by Oct. 18th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
LooAL IMrELLIcgMoE.

A few reed birds arc srilI being shot by the guE-
neTs. ~
Now is good Time to lay in potatoes and
apples for winter
This is fine church going weather. Be sure and
attend, tomorrow.
The City Railway Company should extend theiI
tracks to the Sehuetzen Park.
Tonight, Charley Gardner's Combination, o.
the Grand Open House Be sure TO go.
Rev. Enoch Stubbs of Asbury and Rev. Chas
Hill, Of Union NJ. +. Churches, will exclang'
pulpits, tomorrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

RELIGIOUs.--west Presbyterian Church, corner
OF Eighth and Washington streets. Preaching
tomorrow morning at IOI5 O'Clock, by the pastor,
Rev. J. w. OTIS, subject e The Worlds Evangel-
ical Alliance and Christian Unity" In the even
ing at - O'Clock, "a PRAISE MEETIEo" will bc
held in the Church. Strangers aud the public
generally are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

SUDDEN DeATH.-lEr. John CaniwslI, "a old
and rsspsciabls citizen Of Elkton, died suaden-
~ OF heart diseaSe on Sunday evening lnsf. NF.
CantWell vas nstiye Of Delaware, But Iiyed a
Cecil county from his boyhood, and always bore
an unblsnished reputation. He was Gxiy-nlns
J yeAEs Of ags.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
sO0IrRIRa,
MKKTrnaa rms KvKrrNa.

MhhtENUI 4IIII NVhNLNU'
Meehanic's Lodge, No 4, +, at %. .dFel'
lows Hall, Sd and King. "%
Minqua Tribe, No. s, 10 Il N, at Red Mems
Hail. 4l5 Market st.
Jefferson Council, No. 10. GUAM, at Mechan-
les Hail. 2l9 King st.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st. =.
Asbury Lodge, o Of T, at fifth and Market
Streets. etF =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
Police Cases.
BEFokE MAYoR srlrna.

TolbeIt Pine, alias "Sky Dake," was arrested
BY Chief Brady, last evening, for robbing the ci-
gar store at Fifth and Walnut streets, Thursday
night. mentioned in the GAZETTE Of Yesterday !
He was held to bail in the sum Of $500, for ap-
pearance at Court
Two cases of drunkenness were disposed of, 1t
90 cents and costa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

MARKKTs. Butter sold this morning, at 40 cents
per pound, aud eggs 30 and IS cents per dozen.
Apples sold at IL and 16 cents per half peck, and
90 to 60 cents per basket. Cider sold at cents
the barrel at the rate of 20 cents per gallon. Po-
tatoes sold at l6 cents per half peck 80 cents per
basket, and 80 cents per bushcl. Other produce
lled a. the usual rates
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

A LINRAL DKscEXpANT.-A correspondent Of
the Denton, Caroline county Nd Journal says;
1t is, perhaps, not generally known that there Il
residing at Keene's Landing, in this county,a Nj
Fulton, the inventor of steamboats,. Mr. Fulton
lnherits many of the excellent qualities OF head
and heart which distinguished his illustrOus an
rpslor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

Two HORsEs LosT.-Last evening, Mr.. Henry
Witsil, farmer, living in Christiana Hundred,
near this city, placed tWO horses in his pasture
lot This morning, they were missing, and the
owner fears they were stolen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

Thers we're 4, III persons arrested last year
Ther6 are'ISO5s known tnIeYes at large.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

The receipts q internal revenue Yesterday
% rpesIlss q Ihs fsE az pEeEIess.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
WM. 5. WATT,

MO-. 1000 Market street,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER.
Wishes his frieadl and patrons 10 know fhat he has
resumed business In the above brnneaS aNG Eo1id
qeelr6 20 renew tholr custom hsFatOforo a.
pestowed. lie is pFepare" 20 DO all klnds of WoFk
N bis line. and submit G, imateg Of eost SusrSn-
eeng 70 nnlsh ali contrasts and complete al Jobs
SUBSTANTIAL 4 &WoRKMANLIKE MAANRR.
satlHtaetion 70 all viii bS mY ala, aaa ths anal
Give ms.s.ealL. ~ ~ aoIa aD22-l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

CHARLEY GARDMER's CONVERSATION This
evening. at the Masonic Temple, Charley Gard
ner's PHILADELPHIA Combination, will give a
performances, which the public is asked TO patron
ize. On ThuPday evening. aperlormsLce was
given in West Chester, which De NEWS, Of that
Borough. speaks Of in q very complimentary
manueF, aud calls attention to III, performance
for last evening as follows;
GardneF's. Combination will again exhibit in
Horticultural Hall this evening. The enter
tainment is a chaste one in every particular.
The performance tonight, will doubtless
prove satisfactory, and should be enjoyed by q
large audience. Prices as usual, aud reserved
seats al RObelOn & Bros, music store, No 7lC
Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

SAN RVHaE sAgURnAT.
: PaassnEsrs boOksd to and from any RaiIwsS stss
tion q eeAeaEt II Great Britain. Ireland. Nor
~ sdsn. Ha = SssE1.any. FFAAes. Hell
Cabin fare from NlW YORK 10 LONDON. LIY.
BRPO0L. GLASGOW a0d DERRY 81 Wedpss.
day eteeHers ,N@9 BY hafurday'a steamers eSn
- EXCURSION TICKETS, oIaO.
: thtEeek1AA1ks SASs sHrEHRAaE. es0.-
PsFtiss ldlng i6E their fFisads d Ahs Oh Conn
~ ESQ PRrfhes9 tickets nt Lowest FaEa1, For faF
SON AR0THEhB, J Bowling Green. NJ ~. -to =
Ft aAMuUk ~ BEfTA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
HOTELS AND sTABLEs
WAsHuNcroN
very, Sale and Feed Stables
SIMPLEX ST., ABOVE "a,

tJOHN ATKINSON. uate Of Newark) PROP.
- A new and first class stock Of HORSES
aud CARRIAGES for hire, always in sta
lbe and for sale. Good and prompt DIV.
NSSers. Horses fed'L he day or week.
obging hosters and constant attention By the pro-
prietor TO the whistles the public, he hopes to de-
'sis je27-tf III ''''''' "'''' JOHN ATKINSON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
WILLIANf LALLY'
' 9 WHOLRsAI.E DRALER d

BranGlie~s Z NYhiS1xies,
WIN E9. &sc..
All n. Front 90. between French and
walnut Streets,
ullv WELMTNGToH. DEL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

SkINDLIN0.- James Harris had hearing at
the Centrai Station yesterday on The charge Of
"a iudling Thomas Welsh Complainant tesli-
6 ed that he mel at ihe baltimore Depot the
accuaed, who pretended to live in The same
place he Wss going 10 and made great prOfes-
sion Of regard, Offering 70 get him q SiluatiUn.
At his invitation they took walk, and when
some distance from the depot Harris vent into
a public house, leaving Welsh outside. In a
few minutes he came out, said he had none but
gold money about him, and wanted Welsh to
lei him have what greenbacks he had in ex-
change for the geld untilhs could redeem it.
To this ppopOaition Welsh assented, and han.
ded over all he had but Fifty cents. Fortunate
| " the amount Was small II was the last hG
saw of Harris until the arrest yesterday. UPor
his testimony, Harris was held for hearing OF
l the l6th Inni. Welsh had arrived from IrelaRC
Oaly few days preyious - the sWindle. Th'
pretended gold pieces we're counierfeits. Ledger
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
YhaIln1uorLaM. Il
soME oT tue PROVISIONS wmcH AFFECT VIII
MIHorON DEALERS. H4

soMR on tue PROVISIONS WHICH AFFECT VII
MIHor0N DEALERS. ts
The new liquor Law Il now ia effect, and as the
time for the sittima oa The Court, when dealers Wlu
have TO apply for licenses, is approaching, we pub
lish the following extracts from the law, 20 that
dealers may know exactly. what TO do:
SECTION l0.-Any poEson Of full age, and good
moral character, desiring license 70 keep an Inn
or tavern, and to sell Intoxicating hquUrs in less
quantities than one quart, 70 be drunk on the
premises. may b licensed 20 90 90 when the ,ol
lowing conditions have been strictly complied
vita: t.aL .I.s...... Z.
a He shAIl make application therefor in writing,
and iliS the same with the Ciefk OF thO Peace Of
the proper county, at least thirty days before the
then next session Of the Court Of General Ses-
aOns Of the PoaoO and JAl Delivery, clearly stat
Ing that he 10 person of fun hge; 0at he d dcalF-
Gus to keep an inn oe tavern, at some place TO be
partIe6arIy designated, in the school district, OF
ward, IL the city Of Wh@I9EtCD; that ne Is the
p0sa aud the yearly rental value thereof; that he
is provided, in said house, with al least two suit
able FOOms, and At least four comfortable beds, ol
the exclusive OF travellers and guests aud stab
ling and provendcr for at least four horses; that
an Ina or tavern Il the point designated, is neces.
sary Coz the accommodation OF the public;
Provided kOsceUer, that the provisions Of this
section, in relation to rooms, beds, stabling, pro
VsndeT and horses, shall not apply To- cities and
towns contalAlnR more than two thousand inhae-
itants
He shall publiah his intention TO make such ap.
plieaton tOr at least three times IN two newspaper
Of his county, III 20 many there be,) the last o.
which publications shall be al least fen days be-
fore The sitting oFof tee cOWSt to which the SAME
is to be presented. This notice shall clearly eel
forth the Same OF tho applicant, and the location
OF the pFOpOseA inn or tavern, the time when the
l application will be made, and the names Of tht
| freehOlders rocOmmending the same.
At the same time be shal also Tile with his said
application a certificate OF twelve substantial free
holders of the school district in which he proposes
| TO keep such inn or tavern, or twenty-four suel
TreehOlders Of the Ward It in the city Of Whining
ton = This certificate shall certIi,
10 the requirements Of the first section.
THIS certiheate aud recommendation shall be sign
od with the proper signatures, and IN the prcPe
hahdR riting OF such trseholders, but II any sucl
cAnnOt write, he may be duty auested by wit
ness subscribing. - sa .t t.tit4rt. T..ft..
The applicant is also required to appear in opeI
Court, al the time bis application Is presented, AM
make oath that he cat fuikI the requirements Sc
forth in the Ksst part OF the above Section.
The above extract, ,iuclndes all that directly al
fects tue liq0ondeRler in thls city aud vicinity.
Il was carefully copied from the pnnIed law.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton arm good ordinary l5c Net receipts 81 bales
Exports coastwise, 200. sales 10 stock ss,6Ss
NKw ORLEANS, juno IL. 1873.
nW m1Ssnss Is9 sHcd 0s S
rsesipt. liz bales; gross ia Sales so5 last evening
NOZZLE. June 10. 1873
EspoSss cosstw.e Sales So ssoos " OA''S
SAVANNAH, June 10. 1873
Cotton dull mddlnss. 1890 Net receipts 1913 bales
CHARLESTON. June 10. 1873
1sM Tsanfs ss et ssss ssEsspSs bales Sales. e.$
r. $780,. -, n,,,.,,., . o,xnso yaps IA Z 1878
y! & s sSs. a. Sss
q s. Is ear NJ SiSsatss siaS = Corn dail
~ ss''s ss
IS g & as.o and ss~ rotf hsess;
do oats and %hss s S% SS n.s b
ieet Of lumber.
Ss; ssSnisan sss sst s sssr
yellow, hAc; no grade. sshc. 6ats,sales Of No. at
5sgSs s
aoS wheat OATS OATS
r, ..,.. :, 49,. CHICAGO, June - lsza
Flour quiet ana weak; only q local trade prices on
No 2do 81 20 cash or June; 81 Is july 81 IS August;
No. 3do 81 051 81 %; rejected &c. Corn quiet and
weak; No Pr, mixed Sd &c., TsgusT spot; @Hs Sc:
spot; No 251zc; quiet and weak Tor future delivery;
26Ac July rejected z2hc 23c Rye dull and lower;
ate PORK quiet and Is weak sales At So rs seller July
changed. Bacon quiet and unchanged; no sales.
Whskey steady at SOC; Lake reightsUorn to Buffalo,
2oS goo do corn 5000 do oats ooS do rye SOP do
10000 do. corn, l37 OOO do. and Is 0W do. rye
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STREET INSTRUCTIONS.

Something for Mr.. Van Norris Attention.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Your remarks on street cleaning this morning
are exceedingly well founded. In proof whereof
note the condition OF West Fifty-third street. from
Eighth to Tenth avenue, the contract for paving
which was given outi October last ito be COM
pleted within thirty days." SO far from being I'm
ished In the limited time, work was not commenced
until I'VE weeks ago, when, after removing all the
old pavement, the contractor drew or mis- men,
street In an almost impossible condition, Iull OF
holes, which broken water main recently filed
full OF water, now stagnated and nlhng the air
with deadly exhalations. l must not omit to men,
ton that the sidewalks have been bockaded since
the 5th OF November last by the new pavement
for pedestrians about three feet in width. During
the snow storms OF the winter this dcfle was very
suggestive and truly sublime. trust Mr.. Van
Mort win act uu0n v0ur suggestion. and that con
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE ~ 1s7y1RPLE SHEET.

ss q was Sale. ss ss. % ss1is
soO bbls Of No s. 90 Tar neglected and quoted
PETRolsus..The market for refined was quiet and
BULK was S Sa q ms a. S M
prices Quoted e. s.sc Cases were quiet and steady At
lor wssisn and city The narkss creek
a snS wa g Il = At i'm u
N% g 10 q Tldsoat A rhiisdeIEha the market
ported IN Ne. YORK ioOc SSi Of rsnsa for July
snss 800 6Ss %. Angus, ssPts%
crude in SSik spot at ocS bSs d DO for July
a SS .S sy sS
july and ADJUST iSc and iso, SSis Tor last half Of
sos sS. s%d - hs %sa
ss,t !. Isl .3srs s9s s9s .es
Bacon %as inactive On ana IN s absence q re-
ported sales Dressed hogs arm; arrivals light
%s ssi asls s0 ms 81 ds MSS
Beef hams remained dun and nominal; quoted
e. S Ss s AND wss oy oS
were reported Of 100 picked hams 10y b verass, At
s pSss ss q ssss
ssdy %s ~s S
firm closing at lsl6c. june ssc: for July biSc.
81 IS liz
at 9c; 100 terces Tor August ut $50 terces Tor
September at 7!6c and brokerage, lou erces for do
at 9hc City lard rmer sales 100 erces at shc and zoo
tierces OF No. at 7%c. s..E -
tIcE.-There was compa ratvey little doing today,
n"t n 80
OF Rangoon at sac. &c.
sUGAR-The market for raw still remained quiet but
prices underwent no particular change We heard Of
sales of $50 hhds OF mOlasses at 7c q hhds OF
Porto Rico at 6hc and 46 boxes OF centrifugal at l6c
kenned was only N ght request put steady at ioG ior
Creighton Morrison report the stock, sales and re-
ccpts as tollows:-
Hhds Bores Bags Melado
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told Unsteady and
~ Weaker.
M. O N e Y e A SY.
A Raid by Bears on the Stock
Market.
Fancy Stocks Under the
Ban.
A CHANCE FOR A REVIVAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, June 19-6 7. M. .
On Change to-day spot cotton was neglected and
nominal while futures were in moderate request,
but at lower prices. Flour was duh and lower,
wheat steady and corn easy.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Foreign advices to-day indicate frmness, at least
In the London market The increase of bullion
In the Bank Of England during the past week has
been f093, 900. The rate OF discount for three
months bills in open market was 3.16
per cent below that OF the Bank.
The specie in the Bank of France has
likewise increased In the small amount OF 1856 900
francs during the week. The rate OF discount OF
the Bank Of England remains unchanged, and is
now per cent. The Bank is accredited with q
gain OF f225,0O0 to-day. and as sequence rentes
closed at 56.12. Consols and American securities
were reported firm and unchanged. The former
were quoted at 923s for money and 92k q 92ss for
account; fve-twenty bends of 1867 at 92A q OK /;
ten-fortles at 80; new hves at ss1s ss%; 1865,
DID, at 92X; Erie at so. sellers. In Amsterdam the
following quotations were made Union Pacific
nrst mortgage bonds, 7OX: Union Pacific shares,
81: Northwestern preferred, 71A; st. Paul pre-
ferred, coz. In Frankfort fve-twenties of 1862
were quoted at 95%; Central Pacific first mortgage
bonds at 49, The new French loan in London is 5Z
per cent premium
MONEY MARKET.
Money was easier to borrowers on call loans at
srom to per cent, mercantile paper commanding
and per cent and prime 61a I per cent Ex-
change was steady, the basis being 109h 1925
for prime sixty day bills and 1lOH for sight. Good
sight bills may be purchased Tor ITO. Otherwise
prices remain unchanged.
GOLD 116 1853.
In consequence OF the favorable news from
abroad gold dropped to-day from 1l6 the opening
price, and touched 1851, closing, however, with
recovery of 4 per cent. The market is not in q
condition which bears comment. 1t was not
active, nor did It exhibit any Of the purely
speculative influences that have been at
work for several weeks past. The clique are evil
IDENTITY lying on their oars, biding favorable op-
portunty and, possibly, when it is least expected,
we shall have q revelation OF their supposed
strength. Prices to-day, being sympathetic, show
the following nuctuatiOns.-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY! MARKEr-LoNpoN June 1875 P. NJ
Consos closed unchanged United States fvetwcnty
bonds 1868 old 91A 1875 92,s new fves, ss<: Erie
RAILWAY shares, 50H.
PARIS BoUKsK.-fARrs, June l9-P M-Rentes opened at
56f l2c.
MThe market closed quiet and steady The sales of the
day have been 1000 bales including 200 for export and
speculation. OF the sales $500 bales American.
Sales Of cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston
deliverable in June, mt 1850. from the ports,
deliverable in July and August, at SID and from New
Orleans, deliverable IN July and August atylh
uplands at SGD. 3D., and midng Orleans ord 9lsd.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUrrs ACKNOWLEDGMENT June 10
p M-The market for bre adstuffs Is quiet
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSDoN, June 19-Tallow,
43s AS 3D. per cwt Refined petroleum, A4d gal
lon
PETROLEUM MARKEr-ANrwERP, June l9-Peroeum,
39E Tor fine pale American
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The quotations based on cotton In store running in
quality not til an half grade above below the
grade quoted.
CorpkE.-Thc market remained quiet, but steady. for
all descriptions We have only 70 note sole OF 1 bags
Of savana private terms We quote :-ko, ordinary
:arsoes, sAc 49, prime esaTgoes lsNc isxs eS
days credit; Java government bags, 2J<c. &c do
grass mats &c PC Singapore do. l7c. lsc.; Cey
&C. igte; ,SamaiG;s lsc oI isc s. DS%inso Isc
Mexican, lSsc. l0c. Manila, lsc. ls1sc; Angostura
1ssc. i9c sayanilla, 1870. l9c Curacao, 1Ssc.
&c., gold, GU a 81 days credit
-, FLSyR AND -RssSSepts-Flour 1895 bb!s wheat
l0943a bushels; rye ,6l do. The -four market dull
and prices again lower closing heavy at revised
quotations The siles since last foot 900
bills. inclrdng. all kinds Corn meal was quiet but
terms Feed was dull and lower, with quotations fol-
lows-l0O lbs. sharps $2l 81; lC lbs. or No mid
dngs SIS $40; 80 lbs No middlings SIS SIG; go
lbs No feed $le 80 lbs Or I'm, MEDIUM iced SIS g
feed Sl8 a SO; cobb meal, $IS a $50 We quote -
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tractors VINO wait eight months before commencing
work which they agreed to complete swithin
than cancellation OF the contract. yOX OMNEA
JUNE Is, 1873.
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~ 1871 @aW iut wv sya Lfot
5se. Jar to good lar: re &C.; good to prime,
choice, SAc gc. centrifugal hhds and boxeA sac u
9,sc. mGlasses hhds and boxes 6Ac 1Ae; melado'
74c. 7Hc Dc 10 to ~ slfc assSc; do u to Is Se
white, IOc a Tic. Porto Rco-Kefning, common to
prime, 7c Sac; grocery. tar to choice Sac 94c.
Brazil-Duch Standard Nos. to H. SIC. SIC. Java
Dutch standard. Nos. 10 to H. Shc &C. Manila
Superior and extra superior. &c. re
rrEARINE continued inactive and nominal in the
absence of reported sales
&c. Prime city obtainable at SIC.
WHIsKEY.-Recelpts, 1888 bbls The market was steady
at the DECLINES noticed yesterday Sales O bbls at CSC
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

There Is nothing to be recorded concerning this
department beyond the usual steadiness. Sales
were made OF new Tennessee skies at 7sk and old
ut the same price. Virginia skies, consolidated,
sold at 55k. North Carolina skies, funding act. OF
1868 aold at l9k These constituted the actual
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

EDwARDs-ALLRN-On Tuesday June IT, at the
residence OF the brides mother at summit NJ J.
by the Rev. J. ID. Hart Bruen MIR WILLIAM r.
EDWARDS to Miss KATE A., oldest daughter or the
late John II. Allen all OF summit. N. J.
FIscH-THURBER.-At Yonkers, Wednesday.
GEORGE T. FINCH, OF Newport, r. l., to NORA
FRANCES, daughter or the late James Thurbcr OF
Providence, X. |. No cards.
FRoMENT-SEAICH.-0n Tuesday, June II, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. J. r.
Elder, ID. d., THEODORE FROMENT Jr to LIBBIK,
daughter of Joseph Seaich, Esq, both OF New York.
GODFREY-TIMoLAT-On Wednesday, June 49, at
the residence or the brides mother, by the Rev.
James Mlletr WILLIAM l.. GODFREY to ELLA q.
TIM0LAT. all OF New York. No cards
HADDON HARRISON Tuesday, June II, AZ ST.
Paups church, Morrisania, by Rev Thomas X
Harris JAMES T.. HADD0N, OF New York, to MAGGIE
J. HARRIS, Of Morrisania. No cards.
SAwYER-THOMPsoN.-O wednesday, June 4, by
Rev. II. e. Montgomery, ID. d., Lieutenant EST
COURT SAWYER, United States Army, to ELIzABErR
O., daughter OF the late Francis X. Thompson, Of
this city.
ScHoFIELD-wERD.-AtS Stamford, Conn.,, on
Tuesday. June H. 1873, by the Rev. A. s. Hall.
GEORGE A SCHOFIELD to SELMA f., daughter Of
the late A. G. Weed. Esq.
SCHwAB-MAUDEI.-On Wednesday June 10,
1873. at the Temple Emanuel, Fifth avenue by the
Rev. d.. Adler. SOLOMON ScHwAB to AGATHA
MAUDEI. both OF this city.
STANDARDIZATION Tuesday, June II, 1873, at sc.
James church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Charles H0-
mcr, assisted by the Rev. G. Henry smith, EDISON
w. SMITH to MINNIE L. PRATT, all OF Brooklyn.
WALCOTr-JOHNsON.-On Thursday, June 10, at
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest, by the Rev. DIR.
stephen II. Tying, Jr.. assisted by the Rev. DIR.
Thomas X. Conrad, JOSEPH Q. WALcoTr to Miss
EVA O., only daughter OF Henry Ward Johnson,
Esq, all OF this city.
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