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Eegal Notifies.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
n agains. the Estate Of ELIAS GARDEN late
OF Charleston, y. O.. will please present their &C.
commits, properly attested, to the subscriber. and
ali nersons indebted 10 said Estate will please
ALEXANDER GARDEN,
ap,3:w6+ ADMINISTRATOR.
TSTATE OF B. NJ. NJ
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply, on the ed OF April next, to the Hon.
GEO. BUST, Judge Of Probate for Charleston
County, for o final discharge and letters dismls-
sorry as Administrator OF said estate.
W. N. JONES,
mch22.fmWlmos Administrator.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A COMPE-
w TENT Nurse. Must be well recommended.
Apply A Warren street, ere door east OF Smith.
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DJa1us.

VTTANTED, A COLORED COOK. GOOD
w recommendations required. Apply at NO.
Is Meeting street. apf2a.wl2-
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WANTED, A COMPETENT YOUNG
wv man as Assistant Bookkeeper. Address ID: ID.
B. &C this ONCE, in own handwriting, with reler'
eDces. apLZf-L
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TlHE BROTHERLY ASSOCIATION WILL
attend an Extra Meeting at the usual place
and hour THIS EVENING.
By order. SAMUEL X. cox,
apr2 - Secretary.
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V,ANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w Cook and do Homework for q small fami.
". Apply AT No. II Beauiain street. apr24-lf
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for 6ale.

MULES FOR SALE. APPLY AT THE
lHl State Cotton Presses, corner East Bay
and PInckney streets. apr24-4H
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WTRApPING PAPER FOR sALE.-OLD
wv NEWSPAPERS In large or small quantities.
Price so CENTS PEk HUNDRED. Apply at the
ONCE OF THE NEWS. ma ID
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VTANTED, BY A YOUNG GERMAN, A
w sitnatIon as Clerk In q Wholesale or Retail
Store. Inquire at No. IL Gadsden street.
anr211H
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WANTED, A CoLoRED WOMAN AS
w Washer and Ironer for 9 smal family.
Wages paid weekly. Apply at NO. 81 dayns
8Dr2ElH -
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yTIGILANT FIRE COMPANY.-AN EX-
IRA Meeting OF this Company VIII pe neio
Honorary and Contributing Members are urgent
~ requested to attend.
BY order OF President IEGLEsBY.
]. A. ENSLOW, JR.,
apr24 Secretary v. 3. F. c.
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, THE VERY PLEASANT
Brick Residence, No. 81 Radcliffe street, now
undergoing thorough repairs. Possession given
May 1. Apply at No. 4 Marion street.
apr24-wImtu4H
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I N Ell Ii E /

Landing this day q cargo of Superior L1ME,,zs
Cement. Plaster, Hair, sand, Gravel, Chimney
Tops, Drain Pipe, &C. DC. a5I.
For sale at Builders, Depot, No. o. Church
street, three doors north Of Broad. .L..n
apr24S Z. d. GRIhkE
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NfULES.-FOR SALE a FEW GOOD
Iyl MULES, at the subscribers Stables. Queen
Street. between Friend and Mazyck. p. WEST.
an 1881
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OF.
, o N OF E
ECONOMICAL HOUsEKEEPER !

"Alrhough all dealers say they sell
The very, very best,
Not any Tea, like WILSON'S,
VIII stand q lasting test;
And / have tried 1t long enough,
Upon q frugal plan,
To find 1t is the only Tea
To cheer up my good man."
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yXTANTED, BY A LADY, A SITUATION
W. II q respectable family, either as house.
keeper or seansrress. Can give the very best
references. Address, NEWS ONCE, "L.F. B."
anr10-0
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@rorerits, fiqnors, 2r.
NHOICE sUGARyCURED HAMs, &c.

sotierces Fi~nestssuear Cured BANS Of the for
lowing brands: George Cassard d Sons Golden
STAR ). Davis, Irwin 4 Co.'s Diamond, JoL sthan
Fitche'5 Madison, Indiana, AcKeen d Evanst
Pelican, sugar Bfed. A. hudson -Dayts's-Os<K.
Sugar.Cuied. Raws0n's Old Reliable Sugar Cured,
Frs Whlttaker's Star sugar.oured, Samuel Nc
Keen,s Dexter Sugar Cured.
A few Finest westpfslis HANS
Condensed Ham In Pockets
Bolognas, Sausages, ELM Oily Strips and Smoked
Tongues, Sugar Cured Shoulders I
Nova Scoiia Smoked Salmon. Giled Herring,
Hal but Fins, and Sounds and -Ttngnes,
White Fish, + alifax Picked Salmon, Smoked
New York and Philadelphia Picked Beef and
Tongues. srgo 81.
For sale by \. d. PORTER,.yo.5
No. 2to King street
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uTANTED, A WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
w work and fine washing and ironing. APP.
ply at No. l27 wentworth street.. apr2i.l'
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VTTANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and Ironer. One sccustomed to Milking.
Apply at Nc. l42 Wentworth Street. apr22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08
MARKETS..


NEW YORK. June Cotton steady;
sales to-day j95 bales; middling Of all
growths 264c. Futures active; sales to-day
2l,400 bales, on the basis of low middling,
as follows: June 2la 02l34e; July 2578 a
26Ac; August 26 026l2c; September 1885 a
% l3-I6c; October 2las 02I5sc; November
20020Ao; December 1914 0l95sc.
Flour firm; fair inquiry; common to fair
extra 81 010 20; good to choice $40 250
$13. Whisky 90c.t Wheat 203c better;
Western ST. 9202. Corn closed dull; moons
advance lost. Rice firm at 819 09Ac. Pork
quiet and unchanged. Lard a shade tirmer
at 80 094zc. Naval stores and tallow
steady. Freights firm.
Coffee firm; Rio l513 a l9e. Sugar firm;
Cuba 815 094c; fair to good refining SIS
09c. Molasses quiet.
CINCINNATI, June Cotton dull and
market unsettled; low middling 2434c.
Flour dull but unchanged; family So 500
s IS. Corn dun but unchanged. Wheat
dull but unchanged; 81 Sal 80. Pork
quiet and unchanged; regular $40; city sold
at Sl4 250I4 50. Lard steady; demand
moderate; summer sac; kettle 80 0S7sc.
Bulk meats-Shoulders Also; clear rib 524
061se; clear held at sac. Bacon steady;
demand moderate; shoulders sac; clear rib
1e; clear FAC, Whisky steady; demand
moderate at sec.
ST. LOUIS, June Cotton dull and prices
are nominal; middling 25c. Flour quiet
and weaker; business small. Wheat frmer;
No. l spring Chicago 81 509I 81; No. cred
winter 81. Corn steady with a moderate
demand; No. 2 mixed 47c. Oats dull and
prices dropping; No. 2 3945 040c. Whisky
lower, SIC. Pork quiet, ST. IS. Bacon
dull; shoulders on orders 5Isc; other sales
private. Lard dull and prices nominal.
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Tcorrrurn zoo rInsr FAeR.l


+b.v threaten no violent measures, they
are gradually manifesting a bitter and revo-
Iuti0naTy spirit.
nm gas mems protective union, number
ing $50 men, resolved to strike tomorrow
night unless the hours are reduced to eight.
The sewing machine women formed a
protective union to-day, amalgamated with
the engineer society, and mediate a speedy
strike for eight hours.
Money easy at495per cent on call loans.
Sterling steady at 94 097s. Gold active,
and closed at II40ll4I5. Governments
closed steady, with some huctuatiOn during
the dav: new fives 1875 skies of 1881,
with coupons, l2049; ~ive-twenties of 1862,
1I47t: 1864, Il4z; 1865, 1855; new issues,
1I73s: 1867, Il7zs; 1868, HES; ten-fOrties,
lI2ls. g State bonds quiet; Wennessees
~, new y: Virginias, old AZ, new 50; Lou
isianas, old 60, rev So; leYee skies o., Fights
79; Alabama Fights 50, lives 60; Georgia
SKIES ~. sevens IS; North Carolinas, old,
3Oh, new 2394; South Carolinas, old, 50,
new 1914.
There was a bOisterous meeting of the
equal rights party at Apollo Hall last
night to ratify the nomination Of Mrs.
woodruff and Fred Douglass.
The BARRIERS propose to strike, unless
their hours Of labor are reduced,
The federal marshsFs men and a sberif7s
posse fought yesterday over some bank
ruptcy property. The federal forces were
driven of.
The Eight Hour League at Teutonia Hall
has received dispatches from Philadelphia,
announcing that the gas trustees win ac-
cede to the demand Of laborers who have
struck.
Lord Gordon not appearing, Judge Brady
granted adismissal Of his complaint against
Gould, in case he does not appear on the
twentieth instant for examination.
The Baltimore and Mutual's game has
been postponed until the twelfth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08
FOREIGN.

Favorable Weather for Crops in Eng
lHnd-The Washington TreRty-IndI-
rect Claims-Admiral TOpete Minister
of the COlOnies-Damage 20 Paris by
the COmmunists-AnOther Cable Laid.
LONDON, June Weather favorable to
the crops.
In tie House of Lords last night, Earl
Derby read a letter from Sir Stafford North
cote, correcting the statement made by the
former in his speech on Monday TO the eff
feet that there was no understanding be-
tween the members of the High Joint Com
mission that the indirect claims were not
TO be presented, and that the commissioners
were, therefore, careless in drawing up the
treaty.
Sir Stafford NOrtheote declares positively
that the commissioners did understand that
a promise was given that claims for indirect
damages would be withdrawn.
Earl Granville also read a letter from Mr..
Sehenck, the American minister, Offering
a supplemental article, amply sufficient to
exclude indirect claims, and authorizing
the attempt to be made, as coming from
Washington, that the article is a final set
element of the question OF said claims. The
announcement was received with cheers.
The Earl of Derby said this put a new
face on the matter, and he thought the de-
bate ought to stop. [Cheers.
Earl Granville warned the H0use that the
indirect claims had not been withdrawn
from the American case, but they would be
disposed Of by the acceptance OF the supple
mental article to the treaty of Washington.
Earl Russell then withdrew his motion
for an address to the Queen, and the debate
closed.
MADRID, June Ut is probable that Ad-
miral Topete. will be appointed Minister Of
the Colonies.
PARIS, June The journal Offciel an
that the total damage sustained by
the city of Paris at the hands of the Com
mune will reach jO0,6 O0, 900 francs.
General Trochu, in the French Assembly,
speaking on the army bill, suggested three
instead of five years service, and but two
years for faithful soldiers. ICheers.l
LONDON, June THE laying Of the addi-
tional telegraph cable to the continent has
been completed. The line runs direct from
Loves, on the Sussex coast, to Emden, Han
over. Telegraphic communication opened
to-day.
Bismarck is expected to arrive shortly in
the Isle of Wight, where he will stay a few
weeks for the benefit of his health.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08
Making Cane by Weight.

This is said by the New iberia Sugar
B01cl:
Last year we mentioned the peculiar
system adopted by Mr.. Fisk, of the firm of
Cragin & Fisk, on the old Tanner planta-
ton, at Terrebonne station. Mr.. Cragin is
a wealthy New York pork and beef packer,
and Mr.. Fisk, his partner, managed this
plantation and the old PeltOn plantation,
on Bayou Grand Gallon, both of which Mr..
Cragin purchased. Mr.. Fisk appears to
have been a most visionary gentleman. and
conceived the idea of turning over teams,
seed cane, ETC., to the negro labOrers, who
were to be paid by the wagon load for all
cane made, according to weight.
We have only recently learned of the re-
suit of this singular experiment. 1t ere
ated great dissatisfaction among the ne
groes, and the experiment there and the
construction of new machinery on the Pei
ton place, is said to have sunk many thou
sands of dollars for Mr.. Cragin. The CO.
partnership has been dissolved, and Mr..
Cragin has placed the plantations under
control Of experienced managers who, we
hope, will yet make money for him.
Mr.. Il. Evans, formerly manage on u
of Mr.. Bethel's plantations, has charge Of
the Tanner place, and we learn has about
1000 acres under cultivation, including cane
and corn.
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stock same time last year 1884; weekly re-
ceipts 277; sales 1901.
BOsroN, June stock 1880 bales;
weekly net receipts 654; gross 1854; exports
Great Britain 785; sales 1000.
NORFOLK, Va, June 7.-StOck 1894 bales;
net receipts of tine week 1919; exports
coastwise 1910; sales 200.
WILMINGTON, june stock 1900 bales;
net receipts of the week q; exports coast
wise COS; sales 81. d
CITY PoNr, June Met receipts of the
week 227 bales.
COLUMBUS, Ga, June stock 7S7 bales;
stock same. time last year 2605; receipts Of
tie week BIG; shipments 943; sales 691;
taken by spinners %.
MEMPHIS, June 7.-Reeeipts Of the week
1045 bales; shipments 4O03; sales $3.50; stock
IIl252. -.....-. ....--...a
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COTTON.
Comparative Statement-TransactiODs of
the Week-Reeeipts, Sales, Exports
and stock on Hand.
New YORK, June THE following is the

MACON, June stock 766 bales; weekly
receipts %; shipments 469.
BALTIMORE, June stock 2044 bales:
weekly net receipts l6} gross 905; exports
c~oastwise 48O; sales 22}4; to spinners 1920.
NASHVILLE, June z. Stock 2057 bales;
stock same time last year 10 weekly re-
ceipts ll73; shipments 2306.
MOBILE. June stock 1887; weekly net
receipts 462; exports 1882; sales 100 bales.
CHARLESTON, June stock 1887; weekly
net receipts ply; gross 3l30; exports coast
wise 1881 sales 500 bales.
GALVESTON, June 7.-Stock 5QOS; weekly
netreceipts 1876; exports to Great Britain 797;
exports cOastwise lZS; sales 1856 bales.
SAVANNAH, June stock 1857; weekly
net receipts 1865; exports coastwise 1908;
sales 427 bales.
SELMA, June Stock 229 bales; weekly
receipts 1876; shipments 1850.
P~RoYIDEEcE, june Receipts of the
week 1876 bales; stock 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, june 7,-ReceiDts of the
week 375 bales; gross l16l.
AUGUSTA, June stock 45S7 bales;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08

Mr.. Beecher's congregation were brought
to their feet the other night. The Ply
mouth pastor sometimes immerses his con
verts. On Friday evening six or eight were
baptized, and a crowd was in attendance.
A young lady was led into the pool, who,
as soon as her feet touched the water, com
menced screaming and went off into hys-
terics. On becoming cooled down a little,
the service was performed, when she re-
newed her cries, tainted entirely away and
vas borne off as limp as a wilted rag on
the arms of a stout gentleman who was
present
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08

r. B. Howard, brother to General o. 0.
Howard, writes to the Chicago Tribune a
letter in which he says that the statements
published in the San Francisco Chronicle
and attributed to General Joseph Hooker,
so far as they imply want OF honesty,
courage and prompt obedience to orders at
charlottesville on the part of General
Howard, are false. He expresses the hope
that on General Towards return from his
Indian mission he will be induced to state
the facts in the case, even if they seem UNI
friendly to General Hooker.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08

The Italian government is, it. is said,
making great efforts to encourage popular
education among the Italians, and to over
come the effects Of its almost total neglect
curing the past 900 years. In the army,
eapcaton Is compulsory, 4 thousands Of
ulscharged soldiers, who have returned to
their native villages. are acting as the
pioneers OF culture. No soldier who is I'm
able to read and write is allowed a single
DAYS fuTlough. A bill is now before the
Italian Parliament to make education com
pulsOry throughout the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08
Trial of the Rev. Huston,

BALTIMORE, June 4.-Investigation of the
charges against Rev. DR.. Huston was re-
sumed to-day by the ecclesiastical commit
tee, after a weeks adjournment. After
assembling this morning the presiding elder
stated that the motion submitted BY the
counsel for Huston previous to adjournment
last week to quash all further proceedings.
and let the matter go before the General
Conference for final adjudication, on the
ground that the prosecution had utterly
failed to sustain the case. had been consid-
cred and denied, and that the investigation
would now proceed. 1t is said that the
offer was then made by HustUn's counsel 20.
submit the case as it now stood, on the
ground OF the vague and indefinite char
acter of the remaining charges.
This was declined by the prosecution, and
the decision of the prosecution proceeded.
1t will probably be concluded tomorrow or
the following day, and the decision of the
committee viii soon thereafter be given to
the public. The present investigation is
mostly preliminary, to decide whether
Huston shall be formally tried before a iu-
dicial court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08
MOnetary--Commerc
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY RBPUBL1C
EREnAN Eumm1Mn lime Z IL

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EBPUBLTCAN, I
FRIDAY EVENING. June 7. 1872. 5
The reports from the banks indicate an
easy market, with the offerings hardly
equal to their available resources. An
unusual proportion of the former, how
ever, consists of longer paper than is &C.
eeptable. On the street first class sigma
lures, or paper secured by unquestionable
cOllaterals, can be readily negotiated at
rates leaning to our inside quotations, but
second class paper, a paper with weak col
l~atepals, is difficult to place and as there
isl good deal of this kind offering it gives
the market an appearance of ~stringency
not warranted by the movement in the
higher grades. TO-day's operations in
Guided $4,000 Al paper at l y cent p
month. The range of the discount mar
ket may be quoted as follows: 500 v cent
per annUm for frst-class and Al paper,
with or without cOllaterals; IL u for less
desirable names, hardly to be classed as
second grade; -0l0 for tirst-class mort
gage paper, and Hole and Is for second
class.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08

SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY Ey,UR.
SONS.
~ For Vaudeville, Lewishurv
~I1sS and jacksonville The ELEGANT and
S4s@AkA very fast low pressure United States
ZJ mail steamer
CAMELIA,
WILLIAM HANOVER, Master.
win make regular Sunday and Wednesday avcnr.
SION trips 30 u e above places, leaving the Lake
train and WEDNESDAY MORNING. on srTrivai ~
nine o'clock train, returning same evening in tine
Io1 Ine nsHtpast seven train for the city.
For further particulars apply to
ioo COHEN NJ. S0RTA.
JEAN Nos. Is and 20 Union street.
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RYPnRTR.

BARCELONA-Bark Alphonse ct Marie-I40 Lids
tobacco 26, 700 slaves
observation-disclosures VIM Fisher-3O cks Old iron
hid do 2 hhds old metal / Dbl do 36 bales rags and
rope
B~OSTON-Bark Annie F~Orney-7lT bales cotton
250.O00 feet walnut lumber 26 bbls oil metal u eks
copper "a pkgs sundries
NEW YORK-Steamship George C~romwell-1ls6
bales cotton 500 dry hides q bales goat skins 565
SKIS cotton seed 80 ties lard 1l85 bars iron S80.3z6
in specie
NEW Y0RK-Steamship United States-l845 bales
cotton l66 bbls mOlasses 40 bdls hides ! hid hides
l23 bags wool Is bales moss z bales iron $500
III gold dust
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08

Alfred La Grave, jobbing dry goods deal
e. New York city, has absconded, leaving
a large number of heavy creditors, in
Guiding A; I. Stewart. H d. Clafin s. Co,
and Arnold, Constable g. Co. La Grave
secured the goods of the various firms on a
Gfedlt, to the amount Of a quarter of a mil
non dollars, sold them at auction at half
PIlce, and decamped. He is supposed to
be in Europe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08

Under the depressing influence Of the de-
cline at New York, buyers stood aloof, and
although factors evinced a disposition to
meet the demand at easier prices, it failed
to impart any spirit to the movement.
Brokers reported that their purchases we've
at a 4eIess than the ruling sales for similar
descriptions yesterday, but still within the
range of our quotations. While some fac
tors were willing to make concessions,
in view OF the very light supply,
adhered to their previous pretensions.
The sales tor the past three days sum
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08


The Boston Herald and Boston Journal
having published a statement that Mr..
John Greeley, of Londonderry, New Hamp-
shire, lately deceased, said on his death
bed: Horace will never be President Of
these United States; he is not the man: I
know him-he is not the man" All the
children of the deceased-eight in num-
ber-unite in a card denying that their
father had said anything of the sort con-
corning his nephew, and adding, "On the
contrary, when he is informed of HOrace's
nomination, he remarked: 'NOtwithstand-
ing l have never been in political accord
with Horace, yet l think he would make a
good President. Horace is honest, and if
elected, will administer the government
upon constitutional principles, regardless
of party cliques.' He added, that if Horace
had been a Democrat, his talents and hon
esty would long since have been a]ppreci-
ated and awarded. Said he, Il have voted
for every Democratic nominee from Jeffer-
son to Seymour, and in the present canvass.
were 1t policy / would prefer a straight
Democratic ticket, but when l consider our
political situation, | hope that the Democ-
racy in convention assembled will be wise
to indOrse the action Of the Cincinnati con
v%entiOn, and thus save our time-bOnOred
party from disintegration; for said he, I
foresee with almost prophetic clearness,
that Horace is the rock on which, if re-
Jected, the party will split into fragments;
but If accepted, may build a political
strueture-an editice as pure, as patriotic,
abiding as that created by Jefferson in