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AMblft Sales.
By SAMUEL II. GOVEI

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@t=As VERY VALUABLE AND BEATrTT- sa.
FIt GQ INV ~ STAT e On }SGH
will sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON April end. at ono
opck at f6e Exchange Sales Rooms Second
Situated the South side of Frederick turn
PIE road seven miles from the city, opposite the country
ASD more or less in very high state Of cultivation,
9 afey AEP F AP 2Rd CHOICEST Ree e gd
ana aa; been selected with great and expense
FRAME VIII large BAGK BTiGD1NG with WITH
all necessary OUTHoUSES and P0RTERS LODGE all
SupsTor Pump of Water the door improvements cost
s situation 6 cannot be surpassed by any the State
am a OF SIX hundred feet above tide
e mo oy 4g surrounding county remarkable
Post office and the best society in the immeate neiehboP
The Frederick Railroad will pass the door.
further description unnecessary, persons DESTROYS
Terms Of saeoneha cash. balance GtS in one two and
three years with interest the credit to be Sc
SAMUEL H COVER, AuctiOneer,
mn2sts 81 Baltimore st.
HY f.. ". BENNETT d Co
fFsA VALUABLE PROPERTY,
zAsA- Opposite the Gilmor House,
~ TE3NEsDAY ATTERN6SN AP h o'clock
BR B PR Me- No T9ues s
vert street occupied by Mrs Beaumont Monument Square
depth Of So feet INCHES or Subject ground
rent oil SO payable half yearly March and Septem
A YEARLY RENT 1890 payable lst Superintendent
Taxes viii paid By the present owen to i 81 Snuarv
cash Balance in canal ng RG,spGta9s
IL months with interest and security: -
mhI4, ataw :NIh3l&dts AucioHcers.
IT, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Esjii BALTIMORE STREET AND OTHER PROPERTY,
B BR,; city, ne UNDERSIGNED trustee win offer at
Y, o nj q
NJ. the following described property belonging 10 the
M 81 R6tSb A Sly FSfsE No.
ing o I south aGG de G "a B aP street 0R
story Ss b W re e ner ag P ss BY 6s
opS nd o R9G GF FGGE S SS per
ate the north side of Pratt street, of Light street,
fronting As feet inches Pratt with depth about
BY iS bT 3s 8G9I E ana as
PcS buildings now used as hG westermost portion Of the
per aGnum plat Of this property may he the
ALL Those THREE ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND
being the 3D. iG and houses north d Id street.
each house haying front Of y feet riches on Howard
So sac Nth the St9ggg improved
buildings and the centre house having party walls in com
with the adjoining houses The ghree lots are jointly
rents at 500 per They will be sold separately
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AID PREMISES stu
ate on the east side Of Liberty street adjoining and north Of
S TJv dgPt6 Of about 81 feet improved by
IN common with the adjoining houses and alley feet
inches wide under the northern portion, in with
the adjoining house. This lot is subject in common with
Others to groundent Of psr annum which its
proportion Is $3.50 and is renting 500 per annum
| Also
AN ANNUITY of SIS Is, payable semannually on the
LIST OF April and October in each year, issuing LOT of
ground fronting II feet the side Light street be
ing the southern half Of house No.3II Light street
TermsOnc fourth cash. and the balance in three equal
payments in four eight and 1weTe months with Interest
| satisfaction of the Trustee.
:. T. WALLIS,
mhla2aw2w &eOtS. Trustee.
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2mnsemGRts

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
Lis THIS (FRTDAY) EVENING, at o'clock,
Grand Gall 6 NiSn G a9S ssE Performance
MISS PATHS BENEFIT AID last night prior to her de
Mss RRa o25 5 5fiRt spPRszeFFaTffse
Supported by nearly all the artists Of this great company
srIeEL11, FERg!, 4 i2aia$!!9s sgs1y1, MULLER,
TO MqRKoW N M MQ3EEH SE4S9 9N
DEN ',rll .. TUE sicIfiAN vEsPERs. =" ''l'@0-'
t lfdo a. y III nc t,e st 66N cd6
V&S Isl and AND The % schS vEspERs It
ERONT STREET THEATRE.
Il DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
The public arerespectfuy informed that the extensive
''.ayi'''"''"' DAN BAN RicEs GREAT SHOW,
TW0 WEEKS ONLY,
On MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IN,
Sc at & % entertain sb
Of the troupe should be distinctly understood that
the representations of this Company will be the same
given at the National Theatre, Philadelphia durno
all the equestrian and Gymnasc Artists and the very
tensiye and costly waTdo Of the National viii be trans
been chartered for their conveyance At each representa-
IN IN ADDITION S IT 70 BRILgIiANT AND
MAGNIFICENT GRAN nA sPEc AAGcf T. The olfohh
200 MEN, T WON'T SSP XSB 825oRsEs,
WILL APPEAR.
NIX. TOM PASTOR,
The justly celebrated and immensely popular Jester will
nave he honor OF making ms rs appearance IN 81
attain the position in the favor of the public
Thch he enjoys to an eminent degree in Philadelphia and
ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL %,
win be presented for the first time in Baltimore, grand
eN'Hs a' ESGLgH sPEEPb& CHASE
THE FIJI EF g2H5E YIN sSD 4 FiSa OF
Will be thrown together in order to give scope for the full
gained by this such that instead of appear
ing as mimic the speciae is invested with
similar p'f2E5GnT3nfffIR s 81 Uf ENGLAND
will be found surpas anything ever before produced in
Thrilling EXCITEMENT
PERILOUs LEAPS OF THE RIDERS
less intense than that created by similar exploits
the turf itself
INCIDENTS OF THE PIECE
AN ENGLISH fi HfEIRRvEsT FIELD
RUSTIC PRO ESSION.
coR6 5AHf SA OF p Els H1Y QUEEN,
Who seated in her bower, is carried in triumph the
$1,000 s,,orf ii& $$RLAND DANCE ;rnnn n,-,n,o
TIE GR0TEsQUE NORRIS DANCE,
GRAND sEvRIeASS sBa SS GENTRY
'-''' A0CoIPANiEp By THEIR LADIES i-''
7UH H5t EE4EfBEDLf
WeshFHz f R SE F2sS srER IF IEps % E ns Start
SUPERB THoR0UGH-BRED RACE HORSES.
RIDDEN BY THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED HossEMEN TO De
OVER B4# ! F%s$S
TREMENDOUS G2EBgs Is $oR R fEREFoRITr BY
ag-The spectacle and all the entertainments will be
produc under the MR. Tne 6aS i RIGE of
In connection with the Seepe Chase will be presented
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GNants.


VETANTED.--In a Counting Room on the
w Wharf, a competent BOOEE EEPER Address in
handwriting OF applicant, 81. NJ NJ" Exchange Off e.
mh29 tt
VNANTED-A secondhand SAFE, medium
w size, in good order. Address ostOice, Box No.
935. mh25-tf
d. WANTED TO SELL OR LEASE A
M,.iI LARGE AND ELIGIBLv SITUATED COACH
5aaT H az AND " WRIGHT E5TABLISH
The buildings are Of brick situated at the intersec
Hon OF the two widest streets OF the city convenient
ing man, or firm, rare opportunity for invest
men offered this is the only enlistment of the kind
in the c The present proprietor is compelled give up
his business owing to severe Injury lately received and
will dispose of this property on very liberal terms Title
J r SNEAD.
mhI9 cow Portsmouth, virginia
WANTED.-A situation by gentleman as
w BOOK KEEPER, or correspondent in a house do
ing foreign business Is perfectly converSant in the Euro
pc4n languages and from his long residence in this country
ana experience in the EurOpean trade has doubt OF his
ability to increase the business ofany respectable hOu with
whom he may make engagement. Please address COR
RESP'NDENT,' at this office. mhl0n
MTANTED-A good secondhand SUPERFICIAL
w WASHINGTON OR SMITHS HAND PRESS Adj
dress Box No. 5ii, Baltimore Post Office. ftc3tf
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THIRD TRIENNIAL STATEMENT
u

s07365l.56
The Directors have declared Dividend of SIX PER CENT
interest on the outstanding Scrip for Profits heretofore
lie Premiums entitled to participate at the Third Triennia
Allotment Also dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT. on
the Term Prem umS IN like participating. All of
which dividends adjustable the Of settlement
the current years premium.
The insured who have not before made their selection
may; at their opton (sgned the time ofaiusment of
the above dividends convert their dividends into BONUS
equivalent reduction Cf the Annual Premiums.
y. wEMPLE, Secretary
~ Pamphlets with all necessary information will be
promptly furnished persons the city counties Of the
State by addressing the undersigned Agents for Maryland
mh27-eotS27 No North street Baltimore
OFFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL INSUR-
OANCE COMPANY
New YORK, 18th March, 1855:
The following Statement of the affairs Of this Company
the 29h day Feb uary 1860 is published in conformity
with the provisions of its charter
Premiums unearned 18th February, 1852. $60 $50 Al
frenlnms received durn2 the year ending 18th
Total Premiums. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s7IOg92Sl
Earned Premiums duriog the year. .s574 53I II
Less Return Premiums. 4i,3j5.5G $50 ,l75 81
Interest ceved and crued ............. 2oO5o77
s5512263 "a
Losses for the period, including
estimates for those ascertained, but
waiting proof. Sll-5 a9lf
Expenses Taxes, Commissions and 1870
Bal Debts................... 5543 Sc $780, 295 &c
Profit for the year Thirty per cent? $l6093O 9S
Interest subscribers Capital. l0,5ID00
Leaving Tor distribution sl50,43O9S
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AISO-AS TRUSTEE
THIRTY-F0UR ACRES on the avenue and but miles
from the city This tract well WOODED and lies very
advantageously for division into smaller sites. road 30
feet wide forms the Northern bOu Gary and gives
every part Of the property.
For further information, apply to
JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
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d o Q T l N G.
d 90 T l N G.
LEST FR'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1889.
MPRov EMENT APPLIED FOR.
FIRST PREMIUM 4 TVARDED
OHIO MECHANICS; INSTITUTE FAIR, 1883.

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1855
We prepared to all kinds OF Roofs, steep
fat eld shingles tar metal steamboats, and
cars, with this unequaed Roofing material From long
experience the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly all roofing
met with and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used parts
and been adding it fer yearshe has produced roof
which offered a criticisng public far superior any
composition, and
EQUA.. TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some OF the INDUCEMENTS this Roofing offers are viz The
is ofthe heaviest kind in compositions
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being upon the roof The composition not only
not injurious to- but actually presevatve cotton and
TO ROT TIRE CANVAS
The Joints cemented together and the whole
with heavy coat Cement compounded from materials
which will not run, scale on crack become injured by
being walked
EVERY ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT
For protecting METAL RoOFs from corroson and leaking
our Cement alone possesses qualities OF duapiy un
eIualled. and is the cheapest coating that can be used
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS we con
fdenty believe this Roofing will outwear any three OF the
ordinary coverings No Oil brought in d1rect contact
IL, and the Cement or PANT
on the ght canyas made from materials which do
NOT like from exposure Dn remain piabe,
COUNTY RIGHTS SALE m me Mates Of Maryland,
Ilel13rnre, TirgiHid and the District Gf CO!fRJid
a. Believing that when the quality of this Roofing
generally known hall supply the larger portion re-
enired in the above territory have constructed orr
mandatory ficiently large 10 supply anv demand
RF-LETTERS OF INQUIRY PROMPTLY ANSWERED
81 Prepared material for sale with instructions to put
on and will he furnished to Agents, leaving them fair
margin for profit.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and south SITS
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Bubble SALTS.
BY j. Il. CANNON.

BY J. b. CANNON.
+ B. CANNON, -
c. GENERAL AUCTIONEER
No. rs WEST FAYE1TE STREET,
Between Charles and Liberty streets
Having taken the Office under dwelling, No los Fay
who may have business in line shall give especial
and VII personally attend to the arrangement and selling
81 Fantqre Of families gns Sc afenng Housekeeping Also
j. b. CANNON, Auctioneer,
might Office, los West Fayette street
g ,o.5 or $5 ?5 "a Es,,n, n
PLATE .MiRRoRS, DAMASK AND LACE CUR, 0-
GENTLEMAN DECLINING
HOUSEKEEPING,
No. 10! ST. PAUL STREET,
Between Madison and Reed streets.
s On b TRIDAY 3, q March will
d Te gs namely contained
a. aggesy Velvet Carpets large Rosewood French Tetes
holsteed in rich Brocatee Rosewood Sofa Tables richly
French Plate ror, with Marble Slabs and Gilt Brack
an With cornce ssa eopea fRd Lace Window Cur
Brackets, &c. '-.F,(',' "'"' chandeliers ana
One Suit of Oak Furniture: Passage and Stair arnat
Hall Pendants for Gas.
Brussels Carpet large Marble Top Centre Table Arm
Chairs; one Lounge, one Walnut Library Case; do Book
DINING ROOM.
Brussels Carpet; Walnut Extension Table Dining Room
Chairs Side Table Marble Top PEDESTAL Lace Curtains
China; Glassware, &c.
CHAMBERS.
Brussels and Threey Carpets Suits of superior Walnut
Chamber Furn.t FIeneh Bedsteads Spring and Hair
Mattresses Dressing Cabinets; Marble Top Inclosed
stands to match Wardrobes Chamber Chairs Toilet Sets
Window Curtains, &c.
nj Together with full assortment of KITCHEN FURNI-
IN ALSO, cITEEI
- Alto O'Clock, in front of Yelling, pre-, sa2 -
viOus t, the Sale Of Furniture;
ONE VALUABLE HORSE
ONE TOP BUGGY.
ONE SET HARNESS.
ONE SADDLE.
Catalogues will he ready and Furniture for examination
on the morning Of sale.
Terms cash. in par fu d5.
mh24-tS I CANNON Arct,r
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TNO. S. CUTTINGS &CO.,
- BANK RS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. 29 S0UTH
Buy and sell Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate, Noteg and other
eolaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business Of Private Banking in all of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits jalStf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

STATE OF LousIAyA,
aa Wv. Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 25th Of July, 1896 before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace, in and for tho city
aforesaid, personally appeared THcsaA A. ADAMS, Pres
dent of the Crescent Mutual Company of New Or
leans who being duly according law does depoe and
say foregoing accounts just and true and correct
transcript from the books Of the Company.
THOMAS a. ADAMS, President.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- the 18th july 1850
D. +. MITCHELL I'd j. p
The Board of pay interest of SIX
PER CENT all the outstanding certificates of Prof
holders thereof to on and
after the SECOND MONDAY in August prox.mo.
Also to declare dividend of THIRTY PER CENT. t3a
cent on the Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending Both JuEe 1860 for whieh certificates will be
issued on aud after the first day of October next.
further that after rescrvng One Million Of
Dollars Profits, al the outstanding certificates Of ht
issue of the year 1851 be redeemed and after the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST froxmo-interest thereon to cease
from aDth juno ult.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10
The Reported eieanvIiIe sFarsaer.

We are informed by citizen of Glennviile. AlG..
that on Saturday last, ebout III o'clock, A. IT,,
cadet by the name Of Kimbaf, from Lowndes conn.
ty. in the same State, was nlysteriousfy shot and
Killed. He, with cadet by the name Of Jones,
from Montgomery, both Of whom we're attending
the Military Institute, went ont to retired spot as
some asserted. for the purpose of praesicing at o
target with their pistols; bat as Jones stated for
the purpose of rehearsiDg their lessons for reeita-
ton. Kimbal having finished first, started on his
return to the Institute and Jones following soon
after discovered kiTnbai lying dead, vita wound
made By shot in the back.
Fnrther than shis n not known Of this nysserious
affair az the coroner he'd not held an inquest when
our informant left Gennyiiie and all the facts were
not elected, and the perpetrator of the deed Yves
not known. columbus 2an, I'd inst
Since the foregoing was IN type, tho Eufania
Spirit comes to hand with the following account
Of tie affair:
This following extract from a private letter.
written by gentleman in Gienngigle gives us the
particulars Of q most melancholy accident which
happened in that place on the 2ash ut. It 10 10 be
much regretted that so many baby boys Row-a-s
days are allowed the unrestricted use OF firearms.
Oar correspondent says:
E Cadet John T. Kemble, Of LowHdes, and Cadet
A. j. Jones, Of Montgomery, fbotEs Etate Cadets,)
went ont in the field in tie rear Of the hotel Is
5hoot at q target with pistol which KeHble had
borrowed. Remble fred and handed the pistol to
Jones; While the latter was revolving the pistol
cylinder preparatory to shooting. it went Oft in his
hands. The ball struck Kembie in the back near
the right shoulder blade, ranging dprnvard and
infiieting fatal wound.
tsKemble remarked to Jones that He did not think
he was much hurt, and they started back 10 the
hotel. After walking about q hundred yaras.3
Kemble fell upon the ground, and Immediately
expired. They were alone, and Jones then left
him and came up to the village, where he reported
Kemble,s death. He fJones) Is quite young and
inexperienced. In his alarm and trepidation at
what had occurred, he ct first deniedail knowledge
OF the affair: Subsequently, after he had time to
grow calm, he confessed az above stated. the mar
| tculars. N
| = The young men were warmly attached to
| each other, and both of them highly esteemed
among their comrades. While ne all dsplore this
truly unfortunate occurrence there IS no doubt in
the minds of any that jones' version Of the affair
| is strictly correct
i" Kemble will be buried tomorrow with military
honors and his death is sincerely regretted by all
| who knew him.
| Jones' first denial is regretted, hnt much al
| lowanee is to be made for mere yoHth SO infer
tunately placed, and so shocked as he was BY this
unexpected and truly deplorable issue Of his
| sport. hn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

The Spanish war steamer San Antonio left Glib
raltar Bay the morning Of the Ist uit for Aicante
with the Moorish war indemnity, whence the money
was transmitted by railway to Madrid. The Glib
raltar Chronicle thus describes the counting ont of
the pieces:
Each of the counters used both hands stimuli
taneously, and the quick movement Of the fngers
while the five franc pieces were collected into
piles of 20 in the hollow of the hand resembied the
prestigiation OF COED performer on the piano.
The average time occupied In counting bag of
1000 fyefranc pieces was between five and six
minutes The quickness of the eye was greater
than that of the fingers, for, though the eye OF q
locker on could hardly follow the rapid movement
of counting, no base metal could escape the ganee
of the the counter, and false coin was at once
detected.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10
II AD1Es' WINE. LADIES WINE
sPEERs WINE or ELDER,

sPEERs WINE or ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
STIMULANT, TONIC, DIURErIC and sUDoRIFIC which
testified by Physicians and thousands of Ladies and Gentle
in all parts Of Europe and America.
AS n Gentle StimuIant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs, improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
AS Diuretic,
impars healthy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORG very beneficial in BRoPsY, GouT,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections.
AS a Sudorific,
1t upon the Skin opening the pores and expelis all i'm
puriies BY nsensbe Precipitation thereby driving of Erpons
and cleansing the surface giving tone and ygor the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
Of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit of The Elder
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The dried and preserved by families for
Of sickness.
Speer,s Wine of Elder
Is pure the Juice of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcinal properties SUPER OR 10 any other Wines in
use and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBILITAT-
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INFIRN, removing ALI.
INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE aud benctting
LADIES and CHILDREN. 5.-".. .ou.o
A Ladies' Wine,
Because will inoXicate contains mixture OF
spirits and other liquors. and admired for its e peculiar
and nutritiYe properties impang healthy the Stom
ach and Digestive Organs
F glass FIJI may used with meals or at
any lime through the day, desired
We will only ask indulgence make trial of This
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by E. j. HART Il CO., JOHN
WRIGHT Co, JAMES syME Canal street. and by atl the
principal Druggists throughout tho United states.
pzg~The trade supplied at proprieors prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
my2a ly&W 2nS Broadwax. Now York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

We learn that the regulators in Muhlenburg few
Q ays since undertook to capture man by the
name of Hayes, in the town of Greenville. Hayes
resisted or rather refused to be taken by them,
and was shot in the leg and in the arm; aud thus
crippled, he was taken by the desperadoes some
miles from town aud given one hundred and TWEEN
ty lashes on his hare back. We shall have more
to say of this outrage when we have aseertasaed
all the facts. (Madisonyie (Ky.) Register,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

MURDER NEAR SToogwELL.--We have the parsie-
ulars OF a murder committed in Lauramie town
ship on Sunday. Two men had been drinking to-
struck his companion, John Charleston, on the
head with jng, fracturing his skull and causing
death in a short time. a verdict was rendered in
accordance with the facts, ard McCey arrested
and brought to town by Csronor Steele and Mr..
Platt His trial will probably come off at the ap-
preaching term Of the Circuit Court.
Lafayette Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

A MATRIMONIAL. SwINpLER HAILING FROM BALrI-
MoaE.-The Saline Herald, Published at Arrow
Rock, Mo-, on the 25th of September, gives n de-
tailed account of the systematic schemes Of viii
lainy,a praeticed upon widow lady of that place
by a Baltimore man named D. Chamberlain, a
tailor by trade. It appears from the statement
that about fifteen months ago Chamberlain located
good e business. He became ACQUAINTED with res res
pectabe widow lady and married her. Under
pretenee of going to St. Louis to purchase an ad-
ditional stock OF goods, he succeeded in getting
about $4,000 from his wife, in addition to either
moneys before obtained from the same source.
He departed and has not been heard of since.
Chamberlain is about rs years of age weighs about
isn pounds. inclined to eorpuleney- ..pnr-
syi'-about five feet eight iaeees high. gray hair,
blue eyes deep set in his head. usually neat and
precise in his dress, and is rather retired in his
manner.