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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,l
TxsAau naa y Iaan

OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,(
The Money market is somewhat unsettled, but the
tone is softenng down considerably both in the regu
lar and outside market Call loans are quite active
in consequence Of the speculative feeling in the
Stock Board, but dscounting is lighter than for
RAJ weeks back. The dull season is upon us, and
for the balance OF the year the mercantile demand
Tor capital will be very small, and rates for accom-
ably low
To-day 8 and per cent are paid for demand ac-
cOmmodst conn TONS and the supply is abundant for all
such wants. Discounts also fairly active but
tine excessive caution OF lenders restricts the vol
ume OF business In this line. First-cass mercantile
paper is current at SOLO per cent. a a rule
1221s@122H, no change.
with with the single exception OF the 62s, which show
are steady. In State loans not a single transaction
was reported, City skies were quiet, with sales Of
Reading Railroad was almost neglected, and only
q Few hundred shares sold at 49% PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad sold to limited extent at 6si1: Minehiii
Railroad at 53H; and Camden and AmbOy Railroad
Canal shares were without Improvement Lehign
Navigation was taken at 80 H@335S
In Bank stocks the only transaction was>in North
Passenger Railway stocks were without change.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 10 s. Third street.
5000 c,,v 60 NoT EIRsT BoARDi r ps.ono r .o,.
'aoo o''S g. ssS 100 'A Ssdssns Re; g ss
$1,000 d 6s, s3.c. 81 8 sh Minehill r.. b3x
$4,000 Am Gold .b30 122x 6S sh Leh Val. .ls- 53%
S4500 Pa 6s, w Cp 10l 2sh Bk OF N Am 2s2
60 sh Penna r Is 54 s sh Girard Bk. Sc
100 do. .b30. 54% sh Leh N St -. 33x
a do. .b5. 81 1c0 do. .s5. 33M
JAY COOKE Co. quote Government securities as
folows:-U s. 6s OF 1881, 1l5s4@116; b2Os Of 1862.
1ll3@ilaa; d. 1864 IA, l1ISls5@ll do 1885, 11lS@
113&@113n; do, 1868, 1l3A@1lsT; 10-4Os, 106z@
1913; Cur. g. 107 72S@1O7ss; Gold, 1921.
MEssRs DE HAVEN Il BROTHER, 20 No. g. Third
street. Philadelphia report the following quotations:
u. = IS OF 1881, l1524@il6h DO 1852, 11s@1lsA;
new, l18A@ll826; do 1857, do 1lBX@lisis do. 1858.
do, 11s14@1131G; lO-4Os, iO6H@107h; U. s. 80 Year
cent en Nd SS1rensy l1oSSh@lSn Due Comp Int
! MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Il Co., No. SO S. Third
street report the following quotatons:-U s. IS of
| 11O%@1l1; do. 1865 11126@l11sS; do. July, 1866,
11ssS@9gs3 1dss do July lSSI sllllsM@S1a DO July
RR. Cur. Gs 1O7@1O7l. Gold i221tSi222S. Market
| quiet
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from EUROPE.
This MornInR's Quotations.
{ 1l0IO- merriam Cable

Dy Ltc hWytO-<dWeFtVub OUOV,
LONDON, Dec. 8-11 A. M.-Consols for money,
92A for account, 922; American secures quiet and
steady u. s. 520s OF 1862, st15 1868, old, 80 "a
99]%; Atlantic and Great Western, 27.
PARIS, Dec. 3.-The Bourse opens firm. Rentes,
72f 35c.
LIVERPOOL Dec. all A. M.-Cotton buoyant; ;
middling uplands, I21Sd. middling Orleans, 121{d.
The sales OF The day are estimated at $4,000 bales
The sales OF the week have been 12s,OOO Daes of
which 600 were for export and 2S000 for specu-
laton. Stock, 8950e0 bales, OF which $4,000 are
American. Receipts OF the week, 10000 bales, of
which 10 600 American. California Wheat, 9s. 10d.
HAvRE, Dec. s.-Cotton opens quiet at 1851.
ahoat,
ANTWERP, Dec. 3.-Petroleum opens firm 592.f.
This AfternOOn's Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. al p. M.-Cottof is shade
easier and the sales will not exceed 10000 bales
Stock of ION aoat 292 600 bales OF which 139
are American. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester are
quiet hut firm. California wheat, 9s. lid. red
Western, So, 6d.@Ss. I'd red winter, 9s 1d.@9s Cd
Flour 1rmer but unchanged. Receipts of Wheat at
this port for the past three days 10000 quarters OF
which $4,000 were American. Beef 1O7s. Cd. for
new.
LONDON, Dec 81 p. M.-American securities
quiet. U. S. 52Gs OF 1861, s5A. Stocks quiet; Erie
2OsS Illinois Central, 9914.
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DOUBLE SHEET-THREE CENTS.

has ceased to receive any more freigh and if
the bill ratifying the lease between it and the
Chattanooga road is not passed soon, 1t is said
the former road will suspend operations al
together by Monday. The bill comes up in the
House to-day on the third reading, it being
made the special order.
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Stock Quotations by TeloGrRph-1 r. M.
Glendinnng, Davis d Co. report through their New
! lind r Pacific Mail Steam

The remains of ROssini have been trans
ferred from the Pepoli tomb, In which they have
rested since the funeral, to the cemetery of Pere
la Chaise. Thus, after all the discussions on the
subject, the master is not to rest in Santa Croce
the Emeeting-plaee of SO many Of his great COM
patriots.
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QUEENsrowN. Dec. &-Arrived steamship Russia, from
New York. '7'T
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA,........D DEoEMBRR 8.
STATE THERMOMETER THE EVENING TELEaRAPH
.,.. OFFICE.
"A. M.........SSl IL A. h.......s 2P M........ss
CLEARED THIS MORNING
Steamer H. " Biddle, McCue, New York W. r. Clyde6Co.
Br; barque Kate Murphy, Rotterdam. Workman Co.
SSchr Adelia Foote. 81 John, \, B, O. o. Van HSrS
ssSIJuiia Garrison Smith Smith Boston Day. HudasnaoO.
sehr satssrNthwaiIe N : Kinney. n. Bpst;Cn, Boston, d0.
schr q w Locke, auntiey, Providence, do. do.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson Baltimore with tow of barses
barges to W. p Clyde Co. W" W.
Cleared yesterday Steamship Eutaw Coffin New York,
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
seamsnR Saxon Sears 2 hours from Boston with mdse.
a. M bound of HSSY on & the Middle two
suPpOssd from 'o il0m Liverpool
Steamer BeyeTy PIERCE "a hours from New York. with
Steamer J. s. shriver Ier. ls hours from Baltimore.
with mdse. to A, Groves, Jr -
mington, N. O., with lumber TO p Trump Son 90
sehr Tycoon, Cooper, T. day from Smyrna. Del, with
s,Tr Tds TSoaas @ ysisSssp Allen, from Baltimore. with a.
Tug % GhssspsSke MerThsy from Grace. with
q tow Of barges to W. p. Cyde 90,
Special Despatch to rhs .EvoaiaS Telegraph
HAyREDE,aRASo5l ND. Dec. a-Three boats left heys
Charlie and ROllio and Maggie Susan with lumes,
r, M Smith, with lumbey to Patterson IAppinoO,,.
MEMORANDA.
S ADga g Haley Haley for Philadelphia cleared Al
aaSshiP Severn having in tow the trisAts paxpa.
The PAwnee will be stationed at NorfoE a.
and the Severn VIII sail in few days for the West Indc
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In the case OF the Commonwealth Vs. Philip Flan-
nigan, who was tried for the murder OF Colonel
James j. Seybert the night OF September IL, the
Jury came into court this morning. having been out
since Wednesday afternoon, and rendered a verdict
Of guilty Of murder in the second degree. motion
for new trial was made
This morning the Court took up the case OF James
McGarrige, charged with the murder of his wife.
In this case the prisoner, while drunk, inflicted
Kick upon the side OF his wife who was also under
the influence OF liquor, and she died q few days
afterwards. The difficulty is to ascertain whether
death the result OF the violence OF pneumonia
which set I'm soon after the occurrence. The trial
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine News see Inside PAGES
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .DEoEMRI

Iby dHYtOAnle CubIe.J
QUEEEsTowN, Dec. a-Arrived, steamship Russia, fro
New York. -
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The Burial Services.

The Inquest was adjourned until Monday.
The body will be removed this afternoon to
Franklin, Mass, for interment. 1t is said that
the funeral services will be held in one of the
parlors of the Astor House prior to its removal
He simply left memorandum of his wishes as
to the disposition of his property with one of
his friends. He was worth somewhere In the
neighborhood of $4,000 His interest in the
Tribune is estimated at $4O,0 ,0OO
Mrs. Richardson Seriously III.
The death of Mr.. Richardson has prostrated
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CLEARED THIS MORNI

STATE THERMOMETER THE EVENING rELEaRAPE
OFFICE.
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NEWS FROM CUBA.

New YORK. June 4.-The steamer Mentezu-
ma met schooner which had just landed am
aunition in the neighoorhood OF the Bay OF
Nipe.
There was o fight near Villa Clara between
twelve hundred insurgents and a troop of
Spaniards. Passengers report that only three
Spaniards escaped. The flibusters who re-
Gently landed at the Bay of Nipe have reached
the interior. abandoning four guns on account
ofthe want of transportation.
The steamer Moro Castle reports that on
her outward trip, while off Cardenas. she was
fred into by Spanish war steamer. Two
blank shots were fred, but the Moro Castle
being over dne at Havana proceeded on her way,
when the Spanish vessel fred shell which
Tell astern. The chase lasted for one hour.
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THE Crops IN GEoR0IA.--The SavannahRe-
publican says "Our accounts for the last
week, from all parts OF the State. are hiahly
favorable TO the growing crops or all kids.
Wheat is being harvested and yields ha1d-
some return SAID TO be moro than an avenge
OF former years. Corn is growing Off finay,
and. under the infiSence OF the hot sun, he
cotton is RAPIDLY revsving and holding upits
head. In some sections it was considerably
this.ned out by the frequent cold snaps. but
even in those localities whst was left is looking
remarkably we'll. At some points in theup-
country there is complaint oldry weather. but
She crops are yet too young tbbe aaacted sar;-
ously. Upon the whole. 30 h as aaoroi. !.
concerned, there is no reason tosrnn,a;n - =
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June Am ordinance for in
discriminate admission of white and colored
persons to all places of amusement has passed
both branches of the City Council.
The bricklayers at the Navy Yard have re.
solved to strike unless two colored men who
who were recently appointed are withdrawn.
The recent Indian outrages are receiving
earnest consideration ia official circles. West
ern men urge immediate action for the pro-
tection Of the frontier. Senator Ross urges
the stationing OF garrisons along the frontier,
and has been assured by the President that
measures would be taken to prevent further
depredations.
In addition to the reduction Of ths public
debt, shown June 1st, there was paid during
May, interest amounting to over 1000, 600,
which was due and payable before the 1st OF
March, and which never has been reported as
part Of the debt.
=. The old fractional currency and government
note plates were melted at the navy yard to-
day in presence Of a committee appointed to
superintend their destruction. These plates
had printed over SO 600 600 600
The appointment Of j. Russell Jones as
Minister TO Belgium, uice Sanford, causes much
comment. The friends Of the latter say that
the President had promised that no change
would be made until after the meeting of Con-
gress. F-esg $es
Currency balance in the treasury to-day
over twenty-five million dollars. Revenue re-
aeipts over one million dollars.
large number OF prominent officials are OF
Annapolis to-day.
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SALE OF BANK AssETs.-The assets Of the
City Bank, of Augusta, Ga, were sold at auo-
tion on Thursday. The banking house was
bought by Messrs. J. J, Cohen l. Son, for
$15 118. Among the securities sold were the
following:
Ten bonds South Carolina Railroad Com
pany, 6 per cent, $500 each, at ~.
Nine Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co n :
pany, frat mortgage par cent. bonds, MAY
"nT Throa hnnSs Ha"U ~ eacI' nd d. 0oS.
Company endorsed by State Of Georgia, per
cent, $1,000 each, at 872.
Fifty-elght bonds Musoogee Railroad Com
oIyna9 ny now Gwnea py s ea"S haIoad
1852 at 90A.
Fifty shares OF Augusta Factory stock, at
the following figures: 20 shares ct $50, 10 at
$3.50 80. and 80 shares at $162.
Sixteen City Of Augusta z per cent. bends,
$500 each, at 80.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
MOTLEY IN LONDON.

LONDON, June 2.-Mr. Motley yesterday ad-
dressed letter to Lord Clarendon, informing
him of his arrival in London, and officially re-
questing the appointment of a day for the pre-
sentatisn of his credentials. AS the Prince OF
Wales held a levee yesterday, to-day was named
as the more Rttlng time for the ministerial
introduction.
Mr.. Moran, the United States Charge DAT
faires, attended the levee and was presented.
The burden of the newspaper articles pub.
lished here to-day, on the subject OF Mr. Mot.
leys arrival, is generally to the effsct that the
writer's tiud in his speech at Liverpool an indi-
cation of the spirit Of tho instructions given to
him by President Grant.
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GRANT AMONG THE MLDDIEs.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, June 4.-President Grant
and family, accompanied by Creswell, COX,
Hoar and number Of ladies, arrived this
morning in the Tallapoosa from Washington.
Salutes were fred on their arrival. The Presi-
dent is the guest Of Admiral Porter The
town is crowded with visitors, who are attend
ing the exercises Of the Naval Academy. Judge
Humphreys, Of Alabama, addressed the grad
uating class this afternoon, and afterwards
President Grant delivered the diplomas. There
are seveuty-eight graduates. Five hundred in
vitations have been issued for the ball tonight.
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1@arrie0.

PARKER-FROsT.-At Christ Church. ON the
evening OF May lth, by Rev. JOHN FUxroN, D. D.,
FRANCIS s. PARKER. Esq. to Miss LILLIR B.,
daughter OF LEWIS FROST, Eco
NI-M Mobile Register copy.
MOORE-WI>SMITH.-At the residence of the
1Iade,s fsthsr near Glenn Springs, sparsanburs
Uis1.iot. y. o.: on the 9th ultimo. by Rev. J. D.
SO.
MOORE-ROSS.-1n Yorkville, on the 27th ultmo,
py Rev. r. b. ANDERSON. Me-. ALFRED MOORE
and Miss LAURA, youngest daughter Of JOHN M
Ross Esq, all of York County.
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The emi grafton from Liverpool A,.,.,.

The emigration from liverpool A,,;ro ~
week ending May 1b..it is reported, Ss 81 ths M
emigrants oonsstinR Of pera&s frotns "a a,nar' sao
ana other German ports. S,x NsteamerSs ied ;iea
during the week. and the nu4bsr u pSaau.
gers was 7153. OF whom A068were foH sha
continent OF europe, and the rSnainder a.
iish, scotch aud Irish. or twelS ships VIM,
sailed. ten were un Ter The PROS ors Of X
British Emigration act, and saleafor Ame,i =
with gO94 passepgere; whilst two,kh,ch saijed
n6S under the act. clryled out ssy.one M q.
/. sengers were destined Tor the BrAts ia and the
west Indi 9. The Engnsh paperS, aaa ,bs !
she number of applicants for pasAe her,hs !
1,,yw su :.ivSrISGs. &c egc-:css;; ::ss3n 3nt tha,r
corne from the manufacturing distks =, :
are bound for tho Lowell Mills, MassaS Saetts. %
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9nneral Notices.


"a The Relatives, Friends end Ac.
quaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUS 81. MEYER and
family. of Mr.. L. d. MEYER, Mrs. A. MEYER, and
Mr. and Mrs. @. F. LUBs. are respectfully invited TO
attend the Funeral Services OF their ELDEST
DAUGHTER. from NJ. 114 Calhoun. street. at Nine
O'Clock This MORNING. Junes
AS- The Relatives. Friends and Ac-
qua1ntances Of Mr.. and Mrs. DUNBAR PACL are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of the lat
ter, ct the First Presbyterian Church, THIS MORN
no, at Ten O'Clock. Ju,ae
A1- Young Mems Charitable Associa
tton.-You are hereby summoned to attend the
Funel al of your brother member, THOMAS MIL.
LER, from his residence. Coming street. near War.
rem, TOMORROW Sunday MORNING, at Six O'Clock.
BY order Of the President y
j. L. FENNICK,
June II secretary.
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Tho folio Wing gives the ages OF the lead.
ing actresses in this country: Laura Keene 70
hfty.sx, but looks and acts iike Riri Of
twenty. Mrs. John Drew lie cyes sixty, bus ss
Mitchell is sorty-one. and blushing bride.
Charlotte Fbompson 70 thirty-tour.9 Effie Ger
mon 10 forty. Kate Relgpolds is forty-three.
Lotts ~ twsnty-slx. .OlivO Logan 10 thirty
and Anaeiden. Mrs. DAvenpOrt IL Aety. lydia
THOMPSON will never aoe thirty aaaing ana
Miss Marriott has arrived at years 81 iiiaorc-
tlon." ~ n
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sS- -BATOHELOR'Ss HAIR DTE.-THra
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the worid the only
true and perfeca Dse; harmless reliable, inssanta-
neoua; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; rem.
edies the III effects Of bad dses: invigorates and
leaves the hair sos ana beautiful black or brown.
Sold ty all Druggiais and perfruers; aud properly
applied as Batchslor's wig Factory, No. ~ BOND.
street, New York Tyr Nav 1B
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Reverdy Johnson has arrived at Baltimore.
The steamer Mary Swan sunk in the Ala
bams River on Thursday. Freight and boat @
total loss.
A submarine diver, named Robert Spencer,
was drowned yesterday at South west Pass, be-
low New Orleans while wrecking the steam
ship Pantheon. The face glass Of his armor
broke, and he became foul among the timbers,
rendering it impossible to draw him up.
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There is family residing in waverly
SscS, AS- ciey. consisting ui three per-
sons. whose united age is only twenty nine
tIficate describes the father as schooi-boy.
aged fifteen. and the mother as school girl.
aged fourteen. The child Is only twelve days
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ss HS- ESSAYS Fob YOUNG MEN.-aON THE
Errors and Abuses inoidsnt 70 Youth and Rary NAM
hood. with tho hunaus view OF treatment ana cure.
rent by mail sres oscnargs. Address ROwARD Az.
soM srIoN. Bcx r. RhMaaslphis, Pa
MsyX enos
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\, RT HAaAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. THIS
article Ia the Truo secret of Beauty. It Is what
Fashionable Laaies. Actresses. ana Opera singers
use 70 produce that cultivated dssiasss appearance
20 much admired in the Circles OF Fash,on.
It removes al unsightly Blosehes. Redness,
Freckles, Tan Sunburn and ESec,s OF spring winds,
ara 9ives 70 tnc complexion Blooming Purity of
transparent dsBcacy and power. No iaoy who val.
ues fins ccnaplexion can do without the Magnolia
Balm. seventy nve cents will buy II OF any OF sur
respectable dealsra
rSon's Kathairou 10 avery delightful hair dress
M. Sukhe LIMO DA0 May "a
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a@CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING. at Halfpast Ten
oclock-in the EvErma at Eight
June6
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THE VAR IN CUBA.

Right Recent Expeditions = Their Gen-
oral SucceSs a m d EMect- Twenty
Thousand Arms Supplied the Patri-
ots-Spanish Conceptions - Arms Sold
to the insurgents from Havana-The
Now Captain-General and his Dim-
Cu1ties.
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$pefial Motifes.

as-ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Service at halfpast Ten O'Clock To-Monaow MORN
Na. by Rev. W. W. HICKS, and in the E EvRN1sc at
Eight O'Clock.
Evening service-seats free es usual.
June
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aS- CENT CHURCH.-sERVICE WILL
be held In this Church Tomorrow MORNING, by
the Rev. DR.. GIRARDEAU Jnna
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THE GRANT CABINET.

A View from tho Kitchen-vvhere and
How the Members L1ve-WhO can AZ.
ford it and Who Cannot-Personal
Sketches. .tns
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a6CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
There will be Service in this Church To-MoRnow
MORNING, at halfpast 10 O'Clock. Communion Ser
vice In the AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock. There will be
no Service at NIaHT June6
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Cotton Pastors
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
10. 12D SMITH,S WRARE BALTIMORE.

OONal syMRN, or iCO1TON, Rron. As.. nm.
aPHCTFCLLY collected. an liberal advances noa1O
thereon. Orders for OORN Aud BACON prouneflnr
sxseessd With ears ana aktantaans snaos Mag u
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4s hfty-thrSe years OF age, and while his pubic
service has been Of long duration. it has oeen
of Massachusetts,. He graduated at Harvard
in 1885, and has been close student and o
thorough worker in his profession. Accom-
panying great gooa sense and thorough
manner and an appree eiation Of the humorous moro Us
which render him delightful companion. He
is the humofist OF the Cabinet, aud the gravity
of Cabinet councils is frequently disturbed by
his irresistible salies OF wit. HIS manner or
petrating joke Is inimitable. and his slight
nasal twang lntensities the genuine humor of
bis utterances. Personally he is Of g ,od height,
With slight stoop, light eyes, gray hair aud
the ae a. Kesps or ha
mate iriend. Hon. gGinery Twit shell, No. "a
FOur-an1 1.a.half.street, who has placed fhe
same at his disposal His long standing habits
OF economy will enable him to i've within his
m ,derate private fortune win not be seriously
trenchsd upon. ts ss54 Is 55..Sgs y :, .5is &
has seen preclsely three-score years, but now
Tor the first time oceupies the position Of q
pubic ottcer. 81 @ 70 some ssspscss MIR. Borle ID
for brilliant scholarship. and graduated with
ntgh honors at the Qn1versity Of Pennsylvania
when put sixteen years Of Hge. "A course IOf
travel IN Europe and prolonged study in France
secured Tor him added stores Of knowledge
and profound mental training, and tew young
men ever entered npon a ner 3an,iies career
with as varied and general accomplishments s
Embarking In the iEast India trade, his Arm
rapidly rose to eminenoa and wealth. His p,i.
yate fortune exceeds that OF Governor Fish the
the Cabinet. AS may be inferred. he is gem
tlsmaD Of fcomprehenslve business understand.
ing, and In good health, under the pres
! sure OF necessity, would make capital ad-
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a% TIES. sCARFS. GLOVES, UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY, at
BLACKWRLL'S
May IL tnths No. 219 King g-street.
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MTGO TO GEORGE LITTLE & 90. FOR
cheap UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
June tutha1mo
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H3- EXECUTORS FINAL. NUTICE.-NO-
TIcE as hereby given that ON the fifteenth day of
June ensuing. at Twelve noon. the undersigned will
apply to the Judge Of Probate OF Charleston County
for fnal discharge Executors 1f will OF the late
THOMAS III. nUMg.
RDw. @. HUME
JOHN 8. MIrCHELT, N. D., Executors
eaa T. GRANGE sIMONS, 8t
May Is stuth limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05

MAGNOLIA WATER.--Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half tho price.
June1 tuths8