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co, ) Rurksmp Co. A Thing, Jennings. 1homin-
son l. CO, Je6ords L %, H Klane & Co, r Kressel,
Jr, L 3 Kline. Klinot, WickenHerg 20, KEEP,
rents. Mantoue Co. Marshall u g. Minor
Co, McLoy Rice. J Maloney. J Muller Muller,
limits cS Nelso" o5s%p,pp. 9Ne pan'
Wslch & Brandes, E u Pierce. Palmetto Pioneer Co
operative association, A Quackenbush, Quinby
Co. N 4 Railroad Agent, Railroad Agent hieeke
& scSachte Southern EXPRESS co, = Heaa HS., 90
Sepcke. W Stefens, ". simpkins GO d SOU
beyroux. L schnell. O Schroeder. Teckienoerg
] thomson Z Co, Taunlun. on, vale Waller. Evans an
AZ CoQswel wohltmann, G W Williams Co,
Werner & Ducker, " ] Yates, and others. kxpe-
rieuced strong southerly winds the entire passage
Schr E Pa mer. smoot, Baltimore-l0 days
Corn To the Master; N Tidemann co; ana
"so. = = Cleared Yesterday. - TO-
schr f n; Baird, aardr Boston, Aass-Risley y
From this Port. ~ "a ~
schr N Hawkins Wyatt, Providence B i, June 49,
sh1pnews by re'cxraph.
SAVANNAH, June 2s-aIived. scn,s Harriet ,, Brew
ster from New York; Kate Ranger rono Not1oiR.
Cleared, steamship Leo for New York; scnr AnnE
Valentine for Jacksonville. ,. -.
Memo"nufa.
The bark James Muir. Of Yarmouth. from north
this bar yesterday by the steamship Manhattan from
New York at this port. :..
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. c., JUNE %.
ARRIVED.
June 25-schr Martha Maria, Dean, Boston.
June 96--achr Webb, Brewster, New York.
june as-schr Susan Wright. Mount, New York
: CLEARED.
June 25-schrs Robert Palmer, Clark, Bath, Ne;
franklin, -. Boston.
June 27-schr samos, Chandler. Boston. l.
June 2s-Schr Wi lie Dnl, English, New York.
list OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND=SALLED FOB BIS PohE
.cc FOREIGN -
IIvEhrooL.
The Hannah Lixzie Ferguson, cleared. t... Nay ~
The Vince, Halliday, up. June IL
as,'..f DeMEsI1o IA
L.. = y: BOSTON. -
Brig Ameficus, hand. up p........."...E...J june
RocXpoRr. Mr..
Brio ManssuiIlo spear, sailed. June IL
BIG Monies, MeCpbb. sailed June
:. ! j. s-r hEL1AsT,r Me-
s6hr Hsts Phi, Thompsos. siiIed. June ~
:. !. ~ ~, = eoIDsBoHo', NE. -. -
soAr Vllocitf; Pinthsnt. sailed. .sune 10
. .: .r-Y.t!' Z -, sRv:xoRE. I! J. oi- -
Brio A Bfadsbaw -, up. .s,I.4 un6 ~
Scbr Clara Ewel, Chids. cleared. .........June ~
schr oraee Clifton, Otis cleared ll
sonr Rockingham. Nckerson. cleared -. .sJune y
acnr B,H ahdy, Small, cleared y
schr @ Grove. Weivet. cleared. ....... ..yune5s
schr Vim 81 rings, Halssy, mp. ..June 11
Schr Mary Stow Rsnkip, c'esred. dune ly
PHILADELPHIA
schr Adolph Hugel Robinson, up. "
BAIIINoRE.
Scbr Shiloh Hubbard; cleared. June 10
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AND RERE WALTER, Is A YOUNG MAN,

Just like you and us, my boy. BE has wit sense
education, intelligence. friends. ambition, and is
loved. Be has knowledge Of the world, acquired
BY mixing with its people Bo has ambition and
the same ne in which to w1n honor. + me and dis
tin,top, as had Franklin. Fulton, Morse, and host
of Others He is nsturally BIZ art, but Walter, MY
y, as he meets rs do you See the excess odmo g.
lure 10 his eye the little puffy ridge under II the
gradual tnrning OF the beautiful corners Of the
mouth his mother 30 loved to Kiss These. my boy,
te sad tsle OF early sAipwreok. OF disease, pre-
mature deeh, Of neglected and squandered gtfaA
December ~
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THEY WHO ARE RICH,

Are they Who mind their own business. Find hap
py man or woman and the affairs Of smother trouble
them but little. Ii is none d your business ifthe
minister kisses one Of the sisters or one Of the Sis
ters illus s,utes the minister It cannot efecF you
when man you know ra1ls6n q girl you don't tiow,
er one you do. What 81 tbsrt Is kisang behind the
door, In tunnels sud when the nigh. y dark It tss
Yestbu'e oftns chaseh, or even ever the gate Would
you not do The sst,e thing Il the chance was offered
60. ......,..... .-. .... f..,-.. r -
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Arrlveu Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York-lett
ssiurday. Pm. Mo 6. To james Ad.er b Co, D
Aiken 4 o. Ahrens & GO. adams, Damon 4 o.
I, antonio, g A'mtr. n b Ashton A baldwin,
b Borrer. Colonel uut. euarte m ster, Bis
ch, d. " n Bld & o. I ID BRISTOL, Cam sen.
Campsen Co Cameron b sarkley. u Gaze, WI
oor.ln & 20. Cohen. BsnckeI Co. Cobb. d Co.
A " hcs.l 90. I L hlk CO. Forsyth Mcron b
& 20. D FIemi q q Co, CD Fraorte, : Fair b
90, 1 d Fischer. fefruson Mrs n Gail va j
n Graver Z O, Gerd.s h 20 Goodrich. WinemaD
3 10. Gran ana & srhwscke eorhap. W Hsr-
rissvn, huge1 + Ravenel, Heasrey,J H Hall
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WALTER, MY BOY,

Here comes q man who was once rich. he had
friends, and money. and loving family, and pos-
ton, and influence, and eelfrespect and integrity,
and future OF usefulness before him. But, my
boy, he don't look Like It now. he was elected to an
important Office BE forgot the lessons his good
mother taught him. and was asked by designing
pou Ians to cell his vote to party Of swndlers; he
could not for the life of him give articulation to that
little word, and so he fell.
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81 WENT 10 rHE LAND OF STEADY HABITS

II WENT TO TIE LAND OF STEADY HAB1rs.
wanted to hand several 'bricks" down 10 POS
terity, and told by father that with Anew Eng
land girior wife, could raise more children, grow
more onions, sdn moro eels, sing nors pssirns.
know mme Of what was going on IN tho nsishher-
hood. hear more scandal, sleep less nishiA have
mora relatives eat more beans love mJseH and hate
Others more, and get more out Of dollar. than any
other sort Of woman in this happy country socslled
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HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR THE COMPLAINT,

HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR TILE COMPLAINT,
From mother and fther, that the soc or daughter s
not VOL; that they have no appetite; tAatthey feel
laneuid that the head ache. oil the time; that they
are growing thin and feeble, and that they have no
life nor euergy LETT And the question are often
asked, What shall DO for thrm2 What thall give
themp Our answer is, let them try Plantation Bit.
ters n Moderately, three tunes day, and our word
for Il they win recover.
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AND BE had A FEMALE CHILD,

Whose name Was Hesa Brlghtwater. and who was
twenty-nine years old; who wore red stockings red
garters metal tipped shoes, green spectscles. and
the prettest red lair the world ever se eyes ON or
into. He1a, true New England gal, chewed wads Of
pine gum. and sweetened her broth with onions
He1a want 80 much handsomer than dob as to
make the Coll faint but she was intelligent in fao In
tellgence was her best hold but one; she was great
on making taby garments, and had her trunks full,
packed away, that sbe n. sht be ready as willing
when the evil hour drew Nigh as sbe trusted twoud
from year to year.
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csaraesson Cotton ana Rtoe Market.
oyH1C4 OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY. NEWS
GHlRLrsroN. Tuesday Evening". june 20.
coggos with a-heht. supply on tho market. the
arscle b without change saaes about 70 bales. say
at g, ,,rgita1x-S1s24at s2K. wtqaots
u ,iiyx4Rool Rool O. 4as1EIcAE1os.
Vrdinsty to good ordinary ..2s @8ok
&w tiddlingG ....... 80 9slh
Me9dipS A............."..,..,sa O.
By hsSXork classification We euste:
Middlfna.. ..... i. ........". .s2H@-
RICE Tho ifmised suppiy Of this grain and the
nrm views Of factors prevented operations. In the
absence Of s.Iss we quote, n0mnaily. common to
fan clean Carolina q. 7A07Kc;. good s@sKe p fb.
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Markets BY Tsiegr.ph.
FOREIGN HARKET5.

Markets By Telegraph. -' ''',
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LosDos, June e2s-Noon.-consols, s7k. Bonds
COX. Sugar steady. .5.,...-.-,-, .,,
LIVERPOOL, Dune 29-Noon-Ootton Arm and I'M
changed; sales 1900 bales ...,-.-
Anainoon.-Yaros and fabrics frmer; with better
prices. Old corn 2ss; new 27s 81. Flour 22s Cd.
-IYenin1-antton cloeed sh1de d.nnsr: upIands
l2xd; Orleans 1919; s,les u coo bales.
HAvRr, June 2e-Cottnn saoat nrmer at II Isc.
DOMESTIC MARKETs.
Z INV Yoa1, June 2o-Noon-Money active ct
., with 1.ls commission. Startling sx. Gold SIX
Cotton Armer at s4as4x. Turpentlne steady at ~.
Rosin quiet at "a soA2 s2H. ~, .,.,s
Evenny.-ootton nrn; sales 1soo bales at s4k
Flour hexyy. Wheat lc lower. Corn 1a2c lower
PreIsons unchanged. Rice dull. sksaX. sugar
stssds. Naval stores quiet, Money hustuated vio'
lently, closing al, with y per cent commission.
Sterling sKasx. ae,d SIX. Stocks feverish.
BA11nroal, june 2a.'-Ootton vtry Hrm at $40.
FSur quiet and steady. Wheat dul-new white
Slsssls5. Corn xeak--White csc; yellow $50. Pork
quiet at ssk Others unchanged.
CMcTsSATI. June 2s.-whiskey 90. Pork saa so
asa u.s.. Shoulders lIc; clear aides 1sc. Lard held
- ..
Lou1svnIE. June 2s.-Mess pork e9s rs. shoul-
ders 1E92c; clear sides 1sxc.- Lard 1sxc.
wuxmeron, June 2a-spirits turpentine steady,
SIX, Rosfn droop,nS, 81 e5a2 SC. trade turpen-
Hseit9 6Jas. Tar unchanged.
+, 'luausrA. June ,2s-Cotton Arm; sales A bales;
5ScApts 80 bses; niddling t2hc.
< SAVANNAH; June 2s. Cotton hrm but qaiet; mid.
ding So1<c: sales nominal; Ieceips 100 bales ex-
poFts 20l bales. r.'' =
9. MOBILE, June .2s.-cotton quiet but arm; sales
30 bales; low middhns Sic; receipts bale; exports
~
NEW os1xlss,, June 2o.-cotton IN moderate de-
uans; mtddhng S2xo; sales 514 balea; receipts
sa9b4,es; exports 1905 bales. Gold SIX. Sterling
nK. New York sight II premium. Sugar droop.
ids. common sXs1O; prime 1918. Molasses. prime
fermenting soss4c. f.r.
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,ens,a nees per YsoAyh .-slol1Hs Kaliroas
inns 20.
s2a bslIs Cotton. es bales Domssecs 10 packages
Bacon, no bbls Naval Stores, ] car Slaves, cars
Wood, car Lumber. To RsairoAd; ;agrAt, Goldsmith
& Bon, B O'seill, Werner 4 DuokNr.iN Corwip 4
20 Rsvenel b GO. 2 1idemapn 3 90, Gaghorn. Bet
ring & Co. Courtensy frenholm:aR Williams b
90, Kirkpatrick Wltte g Walter kCo, Tburston
4 Holmes, a Muliean. Pelztr, Rsdeers 60. 3
lure 4 90. Kinsmans howell, hhds havenel 4
Holmea.i - - = -
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THE DAILY NEWS.
To the, Rose.

.s,.,oiSN no zshs!3 bose g. -
;x,s.aiasoie on ssennss brow W. bsta ssr Ssam sne:
y Se9ssS tns n ncssI wave. and soft aud mild
zis :1ys 6ins ssyphr; lull'd IS every stream
Fsci e 3. .,ss !ssssrs ot s,ea fte sliins
SHS SSsHS - LA nSfustrcis Of the groves supreme
..ies Nam, SHrothed Hover expands hts VIE,
.tsfs SSysy rose, awake, and hear thy poet sing
n.e ;,,ichf "a usst, wake, Queen Of every flower,
Rre.tisf,,S tte soul Of spring In thy perfeme:
Tba r.xarI al morning sre thy Wedding DOVER
Thy Stsdii sSmsbt ,s : robe 'ot bloom .,,on
,.,r V.Ess iUiviynoWsri for nov the winters gloom
- us,S sSrsf ftsali I'M uApril ahbHefs away;
WsfsjI6ySis ao&sr aud bid tht smiles assume
4 lindred brightness with the rosy ray
ktfrSaan4Ke A5aHng clouds with the young oiusn
9tasy. - -, 80: ~ ~ t,. - .-a.t ~,
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JAMES MARSH, ESQ.,,

No. 169 West F1rststreet New York, says he
has three children. The first two are weak and
puny, lis wife having been unable to nurse or
attend them; but she has taken Plantation Bit
tass for the last ten years. and has child now 1s
months old, which che has nursed and reIred ber-
selr, and both are hearty and we'll. Plantation Bit
ters is invaluable to mothers. a.
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ONE n,dndK.

What charms can he find In that foui-scented
room, by that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filing himself with poison, tadntihg his
breath rnining his mind, undermining bis constitu.
ton, planting seeds Of disease. squanderin9 his
money, clouded with smoke tired with excitement.
Is this happiness is this life Is this our mission2
Oh am so tired, do come home. a
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PLANTATION BrFTHRs

Are always pure. reliable. They are strengthening
and invigoraiing, and are Exhausted Natures great
rr.storer. AZ an agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be ercelyed.. 49,. '-''
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PLANTATION ByrTERs.

Js made from pure st CroiI Rum and oatsaya
Bark (nown the world over for It's curative proper
ties), and will forify the syst'm against disease,
caused by change Of watsr and diet. Hyou arc in
elined to dyspepsia, try Il. II you have the chflls
and fever or any KINDRED disease. by all means take
Plantation BiHers. hey are sold by oil druggists
Of repute. .l-, rs- e."
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Penengers.

i,.2,4.l, -in,s Passengers.
Per Steamship Manhattan. from New Yort-Miss
McNeik q fesfdon MRS Mcneil, s b Mccullough.
8 Csandsfs C e Hawkins l. ieel, Mrs O LeSl, Mr.
y W.taers, g Force, e W Gard Ter. A Cook Mr De
TrevflIe Master CLARK, Esster O Clark, d Alien,
ga Mcwhurter. Hrs Aun Quinn; Master rrQufnn.
ilss ESry Quinn, HCampsen, Miss KemDSr, J
O'Bf4en, w 'Wslser. e solomon, a. Grant;'J Bur
Ress! b D IoSndee. KegIet. urs AcAdsmi and
Bon deck. La'.. .--t....- .---- 49, : 'i -
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A WINE GLASS YuLL

OF Plantation Biters, taken three times day, before
each meal, will make the Aamsof life again burn
brightly. and illuminate once wretched existence.
For ladies' II is an elegant and gentle simulaut just
such as they require
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nlrrfial.

&C. Exports.
BOsTOE-Per schr 'Baird-so0 toms Phosphate
Rock, 157 b. 20 Upland cotton 81 bbls Roein. 10
bbb bpirits, pieces Hschtuery,2 boxes Mdse-
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Rtaataiiea Yitttrs.
NJ Hat BRICK P0ME r Q z

wv =.
DID WRITE AND WHAT he DID NOT WRITE.
Eight O'Clock. and he is not here yeti How
dreary this little room does seem, and am 30 lone
somel Ten O'Clock How wish he would come
II is so lonely here with the children asleep Once
hb loved to staywith me, but now, alas Twelve
O'Clock, and aun 50 tired, I cannot sleepl Ny
heart aches and grows sad. am growing old, per-
hape May be my face is not as fair as once but my
heart lie ss warm, though 1t is often sad.
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If THE LADIES BUT KNEW

What thousands Of them ore constantly relating
to us, we candidly believe one half Of the weafness,
prostation and distress experienced b. them would
vanish
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ARE YOU DYsPEPTIc,

Nervous, jaundiced, low spirited, weak. or are you
sick and don't know what ails you; then Try panta-
ton Bittera and our word for 1t, 1t will cure you.
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'.Do YOU 60 DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?"
"No dazzling, have labored enough today Why
rhould fee from home from happiness. from thee'
Life is full short to love- too abort to squander.
love the photograph Of my cart too well. No dar-
hing my heart is here; Lere let me keep It company"
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PLANTATION BITTERs.

This delicious cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
by thousands as the great health giVer and re-
storer. Resolve to buy bottle, and don't sleep On
Il. Be wise in time. sold by all druggists.
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Wilmington Msrket.

Wilmington Msrket.
WHINING ON, Juns % S-1uRPENTME-165 bbls
received AID changed hands sS - for virgin, and
81 65 for elos dip. p $50 lbs
sf1aITs IuRpNTn1-Marset quiet but steady;
sales OF iss bbl. 81 37Ke p gallon.
RosN- ales Vt 6U boIs ezra pale at S., and 2s6
bbls Oh private terms.
lAH-Only 25 bbls received and sold at 50 Is p
bbi
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1ruas, GtRmif @f.
u sFt! FP A. n K-NtI N,
CHEMIST AND, APOTHRGARF

20 81. -. %. ~ 'jl-3', fGl =. :
':;.,f.Hs ?:Ai q 7:'T;'-at'fcA .,igasT w.
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pHA Es OF fBR MOON.
LAST Quarter, 1st aours II minutes, evening.
Sew Moon, Oh, uours II minutes mo, ming.
FIRST Quarter 10th bour l8 minutes, morning.
Eull Moor. 28l pou's 81 m,nntes. morning.
Last Quarter 31st II hnurs, Is minutes, morning
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POk'T CALEND Il.

Port OF CharIes,on. June 80.
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" Revno ds b Bro, Norfolk; E. G. Chic, super.
intrndent Z. h B. Railroad, Portsmouth: Colonel o
L. Fremont, q. z. BuIruss. Esq, Wilmington; b.
&. 1hurber b Co.. LaDabrai l. Egbert. New Ynsh;
Bernard o'Nein, charlesion; Alexander Russell
savannah. 3mos ipE.s
, 1869-06-07

most OF the p.rlllns was two stories high at the
Een .heEsn The s,,s n5s srnstsa IN ~ 1Sss GSa
Nj: brewster came into possession ot the
factory, il was much more limited In "
snt Ts a q IN. n % q fae nsa
covered with the r1lna Tne good teputaIon a.
1ssdy secured 70 the ,aI.ous sott4 q p19ws p:s
vtous1y Manufactured snefeal. gsr a MI sp1aa a1fa
prtslpk management Of Nj Brewster, anu he so9n
cxtended hts 1actttles, added to nis mecnauica; G..
spplias ses and incseassd o. nn MI asstsaa tt1T
colossal proportions aud snn1 "a Iepnsoa M
oreadih Of trade nnsa2ssssd b AZ otns< estan ~
ss9g G1 ,ns au Z ihefs I'd
- ass1ai saies aopFo1imatA1 s;a3, ,oos. At Coau-
ell Riurs alone 51o,00o worth Of pIoTs nom tal5
agse y, "sIs soa nda sss spnH for next springs
trade, which we're 1t yaxous stages ~ ne process
OF lhet1 construction and over 600 Of Whieh weio
total los tn tut!llnss. WaTes sud machinery. is
estimated a to,ooo, only ia 90 Of Nh!eh ts coz.
ersd BY ,5 INSURANCE, Sota1ng Y tnoTn - to ths
| NaichEn1 had Carefully looked into the various
departments OF the establishment abort tine be-
fols aad; fse sstns n,sas 9s9nS oPREel,sg Ss5
| city watchrnau, passing from the IoHet paft of
The city to the top Of the e'te1, IN .he vicinity
q ne IS 1rh n M s bursting 9 ~
| since eaSly In the spring. II eeens a. though
| spontaneous combustion o. tncsat,tsztsm must
have caused the mischief. Once sta7eat the work
| of destruction proceeded With aSunshur RI
nidisy. AMI great credlr Is llc 70 me citIzecs,
through woose ezesttons contiguous buildings
"fe.noid Buckhar.3t's liyc.5 srao,e, scveTes.
| standing wtsllo immediate rta:h Of tHe Games,
was TOO much exposed 70 oe saye1! p aa; au=,s5
REMOVED, and, aside fEoA the oN!lsilnZ, ~hlet
beIonced to the Chambers House estate, Of Cc.oIe
4 l. CHAMBERS Of Pnisadcipois, a.s ;os va
, 1869-06-07

IL s9 4 s. Z ~
,ia1f ';sed I'll, Z Ii Il ~ sashs ss5
asstsS sta5 "a 4 t Ess 5S
she 1e..ass ar, q tfpoaS,e sas4 Is eias
ennsd ssse boa committed hy 9ny Sthes ~ ~ end y
uTsed upon them ths :. rho iD' easax 9
srsesl NJ most esoaurut oae pSsdtSia 10 EaCsS
Terms The fearful eouselu-frs q @ " f ~.
sise1..i ee q .se ens,oa heeEe the0
JCpo1 woon<o* ct,skrl11K:sfHp. u,L,.,, .,x
.fai handsome bouauess We1r hf9Sn ei1 py se . a vs.
ii the fasH. rsnstedf'k q k,stt =, III a. tbe donoys
4c1e eoneeIncd was ccr.sinU brilliant t.'onte 10 Tic
le&IDed 4oit.sel ,x,n,a.srp.
The .7fuenss in ths cFestin6 ~ ntk1sty q
e1eittmeas wheh b. EYE ps Pen 1 raser .a,a y.
tnt. s2unsy T. 11isIet uI p,is II se teena5 Peope
pTo4s and the teeinoFy :. !n.fss1 Q. eoqss
~ oe oeesns g ie wsae1fay taisstsa in :ak b.
T. ~ ssd wts i.d!es. 1hae eTe1 .nsa T tssSaas
ssoa. 's Tta.ass fsaEa abTsad, sP1,sst sks -, 70
sp Ia s s ee Il II fsr NOT ats ehsssss. t1l9s
IS eTrry ran, and s5e Etrtet ef The tpJ wash eTeE
n "a ,a,rst a5 e tss II u : nsTer maFss
t5il since Intnats vaa crE1o!Lsd n a Sttth
nuoe sae cvcr, he W,fe aad f.,cr q the prison
eIniy a0gss e ;1asfs Wod;s1 M; ~,
nrn. when the sp<aka. dwes uEcn the tender 4e'
be so scnse bt1,eH md soad ncs sa tIon
r. Ing 70 lctf hhe ma1Erd IL the c:ai The psou
Il. .n 1aiby Affected while the father soobed 'e
, 1869-06-07
CUBA
Despasehea from Admiral Roff. o@
the West 1Ndtn SQunurOn-chc He.
bclllon Calming Ground IN she
SoQshcnntcrn Fnrt OF the AH1auu-
Departure OF Dnlcc for Spntn.

from Admiral Eaoff. Of
the West 1ndtn SQunurOn-Thc lie.
bclllon Calming Ground In the
SouShcnntoEn Pnrt OF the Gstnu0-
Departure OF Duacc for sp1tnA
wAsalsGroS. June a-Adural Hon sends ad-
Aprl a'sh. lie ID surprised 10 ind that the feeling
OF animosify between the volunteers and Cqnan
element was much les bitter than pc naa oeen
anccs, 4 stranger ID Natanzas woai1 never sus-
~ ssSo1qnon vas s,,,,sns ragnF Fa.fna. on 'hs u
,s'sns soias 70 ne ea G1Iea s stases haye rsis
tha1 s,ctnltf. Lieutenant Comnander Easssnan
reports that about the sth or Nth OF. AhJ some
trnlp, defeated 1t, and captured fortE-thrcc Of
ncers and men, including q Colonel. Then sfe
1umors that Trinidad Is euvlroned by laTSe fo1Te
t shesI sa possess'on Al Ga.seuslas, oo he sousn
side, near the eastern cnd Of the island the tnsur-
recton is said 70 os nTing s!opSe1 q II e.
spantaras the latter wsze defeased- One thing u
roe ,as my qS nas n
new life into tie insurreclon thai TO I'll appear
paee wa dying out some two Wssss ,st,or, - ,,v.
arrived At Dartadoes. Tu-y made the voyage IN
Tour and ! haif uars from st. Thomas;
Adyttes from g. nemnso ars 70 she s;tn ,nan nsa
OF r&qo, o,eau sterling with MessrA tiaIsEan OF Loa
don. BUS to the amount of iIo,o1o naa oSss -
aEax T. Gst sasss sne aoeeas o s
a1n ms ~ rrnuniic Was reported completely tranquil
The Custom Hocse as Puerto Ptsta WIS Eeceau!
nsie 1eie y eVdenees taat c1Pe.acus caera
vas meeting snesess H. r e. su;s 'ao'e
mfnt ssnas @ Ba5u baS1 u a1 e1 70 lie s us
Gacrt the revolutionary leader, vas loostng g,e 70
the a111y.l ol the sseaners Ftottds Rnaket VI y;
waen .se', ss sa %
| nYrrtnrov OK President SAlntye> Al.
, 1869-06-07

still further degrade the currency, Still fur
ther to reduce it's value, and to swell the
national debt 50 far beyond al hope Of pay
ment TINT the whole must be repudiated,
and the national credit, II not the national
existence itself, entirely destroyed. Thcrs
ean hardly be any person At this day 30 little
informed as to imagine that the mare
stamping Of q piece Of paper with certain
figures can give it value and an unlimited
issue Of paper money, bearing no interest
and not redeemable, is OF all means the
most certain to degrade that currency to
tho lowest value. The demand for
the abolition Of the National Bank
currency is one Of those yague
and indefinite propositions which dena-
gogues are constantly presenting, bat
which they nevez explain Inasrnuch as
TINT currency is redeemable in greenbacks,
and therefore has PRECISELY the sanns value,
Mr. Eustaee would do well to exp1ain why
tho one is any better money than the other.
The fact that greenback Is legal tender
in certain cases where the bank note is not,
docs not give to The greenback pnrnhas
ing rnlue any greater than the other form
Ct currency.
In the list Of resolutions is one to the
effect that tariff for the purpose Of reve-
nue., and notfot protection, is the only prop
er tariff, which was added, We suppose, IN.
der the impression TINT MI. Burchard, the
Republican candidate, was protectionist
and IN favor Of perpetuating the high tariff