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IMPROVEMENTS OX KINO STREET. Several handsome and valuable improve? ments on Kins: street are rapldly'aoproachlog completion. Tte large building of Mr. W. C. Forsythe, on the comer ol King and Burn's lane wilt b* completed about the first of Augusr, and will add two attractive and roomy stores to our great retail thoroughfare. The one on the corner will be occupied by Messrs. For? sythe, McComb & Co., a wholesale and retail dry goods establishment, with the retail department upon the first, and the wholesale npon the seoond floor. The building upon the northeast corner of King and Wentworth streets is receiving en Iron front ? id n**w floors, and will be occupied about fie same time as the above by Messrs. Menke & Muller, as a first-class tailoring and clothing establishment. The Masonlo Temple, aleo, ls rapidly near? ing complei.'on. Toe three stores beneath It wU be atnon? the finest on Ung street. One of them will bo occupied as a wholesale to? bacco store; a branch of a Savannah house. The old building nearly opposite Hasel, known as the "Hermitage," has been partially polled down and has received a neat iron front in place of the gloomy old brick one that lt wore so long; lt will be completed about the first of August. TUE HEAT YESTERDAY. The range of the thermometer, yesterdayi At the drug store o? Mr. Joseph Blackman, on the south side ot Broad street, was as follows : 8 A. M.. 83; 10 A. M.. 86; 12 M., 86; 2 P. M., 88; 4 P. M., 87; 6 P. M.. 86; 8 P. M., 82. THE SEW YORK FRUIT MARKET. The Daily Bulletin of Monday, July 8, ?aysr Strawberries arrived In good condition to? day, and read ly brought 16a25c per quart. Very few peaches were rerelved, and those sold at $4 50a6 per crate. B ack and other berries are without essential chantre. We quote: New apples, good. $2 50a S 60 per bbl. 75 c i S l per crate; old Unseens $5a6 50 per hld; raspberries 10J15<\ per quart; cherries 8al5c. per lb; currants 9t 16c per lb: rears $2 25*3 per crate; gooseber? ries $2 60A3 60 per bushel; watermans $25a 60 per 100; apricots 4.0a50c per quart; strawber? ries 15+25C p-r quart; blackberries 16al8c for Wildon's, snd s-ioi for common; whortleber? ries Uai 60 per bushel. THE MORTUARY REPORT.-The return of the city registrar for the week ending July 6, em? braces a total of thirty-four deaths; Alteen whites and nineteen blacks or colored, and one stlll-blrtb._ THE ATLANTA BURGLARS.-Gus Williams and wife having been examined and acquitted, yesterday, on the charge of larceny committed In this city subsequent to the burglary at At? lanta, will be tnrned over to the Atlanta offi? cers on demand. _ SENT TO JAIL_Frederick Gadsden, colored, was carried before Trial Justice Lovett yester? day for commltilng an assault and battery on William Campbell. He was sent to Jail for twenty days, and it having transpired that he had also beaten his wile, thirty days were added to his sentence. ACQUITTED.-Tb<_> cases of Officers Nlpson and K?*nny, of this c'ty, and Messrs. Johnson and Murphy, of Atlanta, charged with false I Imprisonment and t re?passing upon premises I in Elliott street, .vere heard yesterday morn lng before Trial Just Ice L. I. Woolf. There j being no evidence to sustain the charge, the j accused were acquitted. FREAKS OF THE LIGHTNING.-During the I storm of Saturday the lightning ::ruck the building on R .-Maud avenue, Aiken, occupied I as an office by Dr. A. Coffin, slightly damaging lt. Later in the evening it struck the Highland Park Hotel, but did no damage. This makes j the fifth time lightning has struck at some point in Aiken within the past week. HARD UP AND HARD ON.-Alice Brown, a 11 de ts sel of co 'or, Anding the money market rather tight on Monday, Investigated the con? tents ol a trunk at Mrs. Bonner's, In Klug I street, and appropriated one hundred and thirteen dollars In currency and eight dollars j in coln. She was taken before Trial Justice Lovett yesterday and sent to jail for thirty I dayB. THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAB.- The Augusta Chronicle of yesterday says: '?Work on this end of the Port Royal Railroad is progressing rapidly. We understand that the track will soon bo laid from this city to the Savannah River. Operations are also progressing with great rapidity upon the other end of the Port Royal Riilroad. We learn that the line will be completed to Allandale, in Aiken County, by the middle or latter par: of this week. If nothing untoward pr?v?ts the completion of the bridge across the Savannah, lt will not be I long before the excursion trip to Beaufort will take place."_ I OR05?B9.-An accident to the machinery of the Mount Pleasant ferry boat caused an hour's delay yesterday morning. Hereafter the fee for money orders at any I postofflce for ten dodars or less will be five cents, and for larger sums the old rates. The boots and shoes recovered on Sunday I by Officers Nlpson and Kenny were found in Elliott, not Percy street. I Passengers on the down-train of the Oreen- j ville and Columblp Railroad report heavy rains through the up-country, which will prove disastrous to the crops. The Augusta Chronicle says that the pro-1 traded rains are causing vegetables and mel ons-watermelons and cantaloupes-to decay before ripening. ! On Tuesday of last week, Mr. Mower, hailing from this State, and en route to a Northern State, took lodgings at the hotel of Colonel J. I W. Morris, In Guldaboro', N. C., where he was soon alter taken ill, and expired at an early hour on last Wednesday morning. The nnfor-1 t?nate man's wife accompanied him. CLUBS AND P TARS.-George Lartle, James Armstrong e.nd John Smith, the colored boys who were caught stealing water melons on the Neck on Monday alternoon, were sent to the House of Correction tor twenty days. Christopher Leslie, a small colored boy, found asleep on Monday night in a doorway en the corner of King and Vanderhorst streets, was sent to his home. Isaoella Whaley. the colored woman who created a disturbance on Meeting street Mon-' day, was sent to the House of Correction for ten days. John Quarry, colored, was fined one dollar for conducting himself In a disorderly manner npon the premises of Mr. Smith, in Montague street. , William Green, an Irate colored citizen, Created a riot on the corner of Church and Chalmers streets Monday night, and was taken to the Guardhouse. Yesterday morn? ing he paid two dollars and recovered his good humor. ? bag, dropped by a suspicious-looking man on Market street, proved to contain tr ree docks. The man escaped, aod the ducks are held for Idem Iflcai lon. William Hicks and John Lucas had a pu gM'stlc encounter In Elliott street. Hicks paid two dollars, and Lucas was discharged I without penalty. : HEB TINO OF CITY COUNCIL. The regular meeting of Council was held yesterday afternoon at five o'clock; present the Ma\or and Aldermen O'Neill, BJ wen, Vulgt, Gage, Sweegan, Johnston, Moran, Brown, 81monds, 8igwald and Garrett. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The petition of M. H. Collies, praying that he be paid for fifteen thousand four bun* dred pounds chloride of lime, furnished dur? ing the Pillsbury administration, was referred to the committee on retrenchment and Mief. A petition of certain citizens of Ward 8 pray? ing that several additional lamps be putin Spring street and In the neighborhood of Gadsden's Green, was referred to the commit? tee on lighting streets. The petition of E. M. Fuller, praying to be relieved from taxes, was referred to the com? pt?e on retrenchment and relief. A petition from a number of residents of Mee ti nir, near Calhoun street, requesting that certain noisy balls of frequent occurrence In their vicinity be prohibited, was referred to the chief of police. Tne Mayor stated that steps bad already been taken to correct the nuisance. Th? petition of a number of citizens to have a shell pavement laid on the south side of Morris street, from King to Rutledge, was re? ferred to the street Inspector. The Mayor stated that the health officer, Dr. R. Lebby, bad called upon him and showed tne draft of the comptroller on the State treasurer for the quarantine appropriation, which draft had not been paid, and suggested that the draft be deposlied with the city treas? urer, and that Dr. Lebby be allowed to draw such sums as he may need from time to time for the maintenance ot the coast quarantine. The suggestion was confirmed by Council. The petition of Joseph Samson, requesting that Connell purchase a map of Charleston, showing the plan of the city at an early period, was referred to the Mayor with power to act. A communication from the city registrar, containing the report o? the committee on hospitals and dispensaries, was relerred to the committee on public Institutions. A communication from the chief of the fire department, stating that "he bad obtained ihe concent ol Mr. Chadwick to nae the cistern under the Academy of Music for fire purposes, provided that the city would pay for the neces? sary pipes to bring the water to the streets, wat* referred to the committee on contracts, with instructions to advertise for estimates. The return of the city sheriff for June was referred to the committee on accounts. The report from the City Hospital was read and received as information. The petition of B. H. Rutledge and w. D. DeSAussure, referees or the estate of Z. B. Oakes, tor a remission of penalties, was re? ported upon unfavorably by the committee on retrenchment and relief; ?ad the report was adopted by Council. The report of i he city engineer, showing that the tidal drains were in good working order, was received as information. The Major mentioned that be hoped to per? fect arrangements to establish a small-pox hospital on James island. The committee on ?treets reported unfavor? ably on the petition of C. T. Lowndes, trustee of John Fraser & Co , to transfer property on East Bay street to the cit; in liquidation ot past-due taxes. The special committee on the Fire Depart? ment reported favorably on the removal of the bouse of Comet Fire Engine Company, No. 6, from the sonthwest corner ot Beaufaln and Rutledge streets, and suggested that a suita? ble wooden building be erected for them on the weet side of Smith, between Beaufaln and Queen streets. The report was adopted. The same committee reported unfavorably on the communication of the Board of Flremasters suggesting a change of the dre districts from three to two. The committee also suggested, in reference to a petition to put alarm bells lo the cupolas of the Marlon Engine-House and the Alms? house, that a suitable bell be put in the cu? pola ol the Marlon Engine House, and as there ls already % good bell In the cupola of the Almshouse that arrangements be made to have the same rung during fires. The petition of oertain residents upon glebe land to have taxes remitted, with the opinion of the city attorney thereon, being rather a lengthy document, was ordered to bje printed and laid upon the desks ol the aldermen. There being no further business, council then adjourned. CHARLESTON COUNTT TAI SALES. The sale o? county real estate of delinquent taxpayers wa9 continued yesterday at the Fire-Proof Building. No bidders appearing, the following pieces were knocked down to the State ior the taxes due on them: J. and B. Lucas, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant, $19 90. M. Burke, 19 acres, Christ Chnrch, $32 77. S. F L-q ienx, trustee, 300 acres, St. Str?hen 's. $16 89. Mrs. Wm. Laneerston, 1 building, Sulli? van's Island, $27 05. John Hagoih, 1 building, Sullivan's Island, $37 03. H. W. Magwood, vacant lot, Mount Pleas? ant. $50 93. TheophlltiH Manlgault, 140 acres, St. Stephen's, $10 15. Samuel Martin, No. 2, 60 acres, St. James Santee, $11 29. E. A. Michel, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant, $27 45 John A. Michel, 4 vacant lots, Mount Pleasant, $53 66. P. F. Middleton, 1 building, Sullivan's Island. $23 44. E. M. Miller, 1 building, Mount Pleasant, $55 41. J. C. Miller, vacant lot, Mount Pleasant, $17 07. C. W. Mills, 668 acres, St. Stephen's, $74 49. The sale will be resumed this morning at the letter M of the delinquent Hst. Hotel Arrivals-Joly 9. PAVILION HOTEL.' J. J. Splrd, New York; S. J. Walton, St. Stephen's; H. Sparnlck, Alkea; L. Schiller, New York; T. P. Roulett, New York; P. W. Farrell, Blackville; J. Y. Bardlse and wife, Lessvtlle; Mrs. W. A. Perkins. Graham's Cross Roads; Mrs. M. C. Brewer, Graham's Cross Roads; E. Johnson, Camp's Bridge, S. C.; S. B. Newsom, Camp's Bridge. CHARLESTON. Jame9 Allen, Florence, 8. C.; Thos. P. 8to yall, Augusta; W. C. Garrison, Alabama; J. F. Baker, Willis Grosham, Grahamville; Miss C. B. Bent, Savannah; Miss A D Ludlow, Oswe go, N. Y.; A. M. Prather, C. W. Simmons, C. 8. Holden, Augusta; J. B. Breeden, Bennetts ville; T. R. Egleston, Atlanta; P. H. Hill and wife, Athens; B. J. Marshall, Jr., Mobile; W. T. J. O. Woodward, South Carolina; Smith Leach, White Hall, S. C.; W. H. Ald^n, wife, child and servant, St. Helena Island; Samuel A. Meintzer, Augusta; John J. Rogers, Philadel? phia. Meetings This Da, Stockholders Northeastern Railroad, at 1? M. Palmetto Lodge, E. P., at half-past 7 P. M. German Fire Company, at 8 P. M. Auction Sales Tbls Day, Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, athis store, clothing, hats. Ac. R. M. Marshall tc Brother will sell at 10 o'clock, at their office, buggy and horse. THE COVETS TES TEED AT. The State Court, Judge Graham admitted Joseph S. Legare, Esq., yesterday morning, to the practice of | law. The Criminal Court was oppned at nine o'clock by Judge Lee. The grand Jory made the following returns : The State TS. John Washington, grand lar oeny. True bill. The State vs. Maggy Levy, assault and bat? tery. True bit!. The State vs. S. Smith, assault and battery. True bill. The State vs. Gos. Williams, grand larceny, No bill. in the case of the State against Maggy Levy, assault and battery, a verdict of not guilty was returned. A verdict of not guilty was also returned in the CBBC of the Slate against Lewis Walker for stealing books lrom the office of the clerk ol court. The judge announced that on Friday next thu cilintnal docket would be called and the various cases assigned lor trial. THE BETT YORK YEQETABLE MARKET, The Dally Bulletin, of Monday, July 8th, says: New potatoes appear to be doing a trifle bet? ter this morning, and holders a shade stiffer in their views, at $2a2 76, according to grade. Oid are entirely neglected and almost given away. Vegetables are without essentially a uew feature. The supply, as a rule, ls above i he demaud, aud prices are very low, more particularly is this the case with cucumbers and tomatoes. We quoto as follows: tireen pt-as, Long Island, two bushel bags, 76 cts. Bermuda onl ?ns $lal 25 perorate. Cucum? bers, Norfolk, per bul, fl; do one-third, crate?, 35i40c; do Jersey aud Long Islaod $1 per 100 Summer squash, perentie 75c. New turnips $3*6 per 100 bunches. New cabbages $4a8 per 100. Siring beans, Long Is lu nd. per two bushel bat; 75c. Green onlonB $4 uer 100 bunches. Beets, Jersey, $4a5. Cauliflowers $1 76a3 per dozen. Southern tomatoes Hal 25 per crate._ _ _ BUSINESS NOTICES. LACKEY, ALEXANDER & Co. have for sale a large lot o? hams, bacon, soap, syrup and to? bacco, at their store, opposite THE NEWS office. FUBGHQOTT, BENEDICT & Co. advertise for this week a clearlng-outsale of all their Dress Goods. A reduction as never before has been made In this department. July8 FURCHOOTT, BENEDICT ? Co. beg to call the attention of the public to their this day's ad? vertisement,_ July8 DRESS GOODS 1 DRESS GOODS 1-Louis Coben Sc Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods, Just received, comprising the latest novelties and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five per cent, below their cost of Importation. A call ls respectfully solicited. Louis CODEN & Co., No. 248 King street. may 18 ENVELOPES.-A large stock o? Envelopes al? ways on hand at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, for mercantile purposes, which will be printed and furnished at prices to suit the times. SOMETHING NEW AND VERY BEAUTIFUL. The Dolly Varden Album?, Just received, are handsomer and better finished than the old fashioned kind, and are Just as cheap, at Von San ten's Bazaar, No. 229 King L.reet. July6-8lw BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock and large variety of Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Balusters, Mouldings, Ac, are kept constantly on hand by Mr. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms, No. 20 Hay ne street and No. 33 Pinckney street The above are all made athis own factory on Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate Mantels, Builders' Hardware, Ac, from the best manufacturers. mchS-fm w 1 yr FRENCH "PASSEPARTOUT" FRAMES for Card Photographs, 26 cents each, at Bonder's Galle? ries, No. 263 King street Junl7-lmo CARD PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully colored for 25 cents each, at Souder's Galleries, No. 263 King street _ Junl7-lmo DRUGGISTS' LABELS AND WRAPPERS taste? fully printed, with appropriate cuts, at New York prices, at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. BILLHEADS and Letterheads printed at low rates, plain or fancy; also. Dray Receipts, Money Receipts, Cards, Circulars, Statement, Handbills, Dodgers, &c., at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE._ PARCHEESI 1 PARCHEESI 1-A royal game oy India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Ba. News Boom. _ apr20-w FEATHER DUSTERS, 40 cents eaoh. HASEL STREET BAZAAR. aprl7-w YB "THIRSTY MORTALS, ATTENTION!-Gard? ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay News Room. Branca of the Hasel street es? tablishment. aprl6 EUROPEAN and American Stereoscopic Views, $1 60 per dozen. HASEL STREET BAZAAR. aprlOmwf PICNIC AND EXCURSION PARTIES will consul their interests by calling at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, when printed tickets or posters are needed. BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF CHARLESTON.-Frames for above $3 eaob. HASEL STREET BAZAAR. Jun28-12_ DCTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER sweeps them off and clears the house speedily. Try it Sold by dealerse everywhere. 9 apr23-w2mos_ CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND LODOES can have their Constitutions, Summonses, Bills, ?cc; printed neatly, quickly and cheaply, by leav? ing orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. GREELET SONO AND JOKE BOOKS.-A liberal discount to the trade. HASEL STREET BAZAAR. Jun28-12' _ _ ' COTTON FACTORS in need of Market Reports and Account Sales will do well to call at TUE NEWS JOB OFFICE and examine specimens and prices. COMMERCIAL SEWS. Uixports. NEW YORE-Per sshr Etlwan-85,800 feet or re sawed lnmbr. NEW HAVEN VIA JACKSONVILLE-Per sehr Carrie A Dent.ey-104 baleB uay, 300 oushels oats. Interior Cotton Markets. ROCK HILL, July 6. Our market ls entirely nominal, not. a bale hav? ing been sold i he enure week; middlings would command about 23>ic MACON. July e. Market entirely nominal at 23c. ; receipts 4 bales; salts 1. MONTGOMERY, Jul ? c The market's quiet and nominal; good ordinary 22c; s'rict eood ordinary 22>i ; low middlings 23; middlings 23*. ? ? Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON. July 8. Spntrrs TURPENTINE-No sal- ? iep ned. ) osiN.-<al?s of I2u4 bbls. ar $220 Tor stra'ned, $2 40 ror NO 2. fi50for extra No2. $3 60 for extra No 1,*4 50s6 f -r Phle, and $6 for window Blass. CRUDS IURPBNTISR.-neceip a. d s?les of 458 bbl*, at fl 50 tor hard, $3 60 . yellow dip, and $3 76 ror virgin. - TAR.-45 bblB were received and sold at $3 06 per bbl; market steady. Tn? Charleston Cotton, Rice and if ai Stores Market. OFFICB CHARLESTON N'S WS, ] TUESDAY EVENING. Jnly o. 1873. j COTTON.-There waa much depression in t market caused by unfavorable telegrams, a extreme dullness characterized tho article. Th were no sales. MOB.-This grain was In fair request, witt steady tone to prices; sales aoont 176 tierces clean Carolina, say 31 tierces at 6&, 48 at 6x, 34 "X, 69 ar. "liz # ni. We quote common to f at 7@7H, guoa ~V,my.z # lb NATAL STORES.-Receipts, 130 bbls spirits t pentine, 638 bbia roela and 68 bbl* crnde turpi tine. Sri ns dall and declining; sales KO bb s 42sc. Rodna were doll; Bales 300 obis at $u 60 window glass and $6 60 for pale, both races 1 fancy brande; strained $2 40 per bbl. Gruue ti pentine may be quoted at $3 is for virgin; $2 for yellow dip, and $l 80 for hard. r KBi?UT?.-To Liverpool, Dy steam direct, noi aal on uplands, nommai on sea Islands; via Ni rorie, Md on uplands, \d on sea islands; by sa X d nominal on uplands, on Bea islands nomlm l'o davre - on uplands. Coast wise-to Ne w y o oy etean $2 on uplands and - on sea island ll 60 ? tierce on rice; soo * bbl on roal ny sall Ho 9 m on cotton; - ? uer on rico; Mo ? barrel on roam; f8 a M i ? m 3?r; $10 V Moa Umber. To Boston, by aa ?oV lb on upland cotton; rosin ?&c; resaw staff $10310 so; phosphate $6@6 60. To Pro lenee, Dy sail $10 ? Hon boards, x cv S> 1 jotton; by steam $1 ? bale on New York ra? ro Phllaielphla, by steam $2 * on cotto oy sall, $8 p M on boards; $9 60@io on timber; per ton en clay, and $8a$8 AO on phosphates. ' Baltimore, by steam Ho ? Ht by sall, $e 50@7 M on beards; $a@8 60 on timber; $8 26 con on phosphate rock. V?asela are In d Hand by oar merchants to take lamber frelgh rom Georgetown, S. C., Darlen and sauna Rive t ia,, and Jacksonville, Fla?, to Northern port md $10?ia ? M are the rates on lamber ai ?cards. EXCHANGE.-sterling so day bins 23%. DOMESTIC ElCHANOH.-The banka pnrchai tight checks on New York at par @ H premlnt and sell at x@X premmlnm. Outside they pu chase at MG?* premium, and sell at 8-16& premium. ao?t-nut markets byTelearrapn. MONET MARKETS. LONDON, July 9. Noon.-Consols 92X. Bonds six. Nxw YORK. Joly 9. Noon.-Freights firmer, stocks dull. Gol firm at 18X Money easy at 8. Exchange, lon 9X; short lo*. Governmeu.s dall and stead, state bundi dud and Bteady. Even.ng.-Freights urm-r. Money easy at 3a Sterling steady, uuld l6Xal6X. Governmet and bi ates dall, but steady, leuuessees and ne Sooth OaroilusB H better. COTTON MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Joly 9. Noon.-Cotton opened dnll and uachaugea; ai lands lld, Orleans UH '. Later.-Cotton dall and easier; uplands 10H ltd. orleans nxauxd; sales 6000; apeculatio ?nd expoit 1000 1 ale-. Lvenin/.-Uottou 0 oaed unchanged; Manchet tor advices anil and prices tower lor all articles. Nsw ) ORE, July 9. Noon.-Cotton unsettled; sales 4;4 Dales; nj lands 24^0. Orleans 2i.\'c. Even ng -Dutton nominal; sales 196 'bales; nr. lauds 24 >i. Or ea? s 24Xc sales of cotton ru tart to day 24,900 balea, as follows: July, 22 9 M 23; August, 2a%. 239 16; september, nix, 21* Ojtouer, 19H, 19X; November, 19,19*: Deceoibti 18H, 19. BOSTON. Joly 9. Cotton dall; middlings 23c; gross recelp.s 82 oal-s; expotts to Great Britain lol; sales 16C stock 10,0t0. PHILADELPHIA, July 9. Cotton doll; middlings 26c. BALTIMORE, July 9. Cotton nominal; middlings 24Hc; groBB receipt 36 eales; exports coastwise 23. ' NORFOLK, Joly 9. Cotton dull; low middling 23Hc; net receipt 181 bales; exports coastwise 378; stock 1138. WILMINGTON, Joly 9. Cotton quiet and nominal; niiddiugs2ixc; ex potts coastwise 28 bales; stock 731. SAVANNAH. JUly 9. Cotton, nothing doing; miuunnga 28Hc; ne receipts 61 balea; atocle laso. AUGUSTA, July 9. Cotton doll and nominal; mlddiluga 2Sc; ne receipts 2 bales; sales 21. MEMPHIS, July 9. Co'ton quiet; middlings 24Xc; net receipts 41 bales. . , MOBILE, Joly 9. Cotton entirely nominal; middlings 2JHc; ne receipts 6 balea; stock 204a. NEW ORLEANS, Joly 9. Cotton nominal; middlings 28a?3Hc; net re coipts 43 balea; gross 46; salea 176; Block 17 744. GALVESTON, Jnly 9. Cotton nominal; good ordinary 2uxo; stocl 717. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Jnly 9. Noon.-Breadstuff's are Ormer. Lard 89s ed. LONDON, Joly 9. Noon.-Turpentine 84Ba34s ed. .SEW YORK, Jnlv 9. Noon.-Floor qolet and unchanged. Wi.eat firmer, and market very quiet, cora qolet aud unchanged. Pork quiet at $13 86al3 i : Lard quiet; Steam 9Xa9 9-i6. Turpentine quiet ac 4J ?4ixe. Roiin Kteady ar. $80ia3 lax lor strained. Evening-Flour nuohanged. vthisksy Draw at9ae. Wheat closed neaw, winter red Western $1 6.al 60; ne v white Virginia $1 66. corn -t-adler. Rice quiet. Pork Bteady. Lard 8H? OX c. Naval ato. es quiet. CINCINNATI, Joly 9. Flonr quiet and unchanged at $7a7 Si, Pork dull and unouanged; regular $12ala 26. Lard noll aud a snade lower; summer 7X*7H; steam 8H; k-itie ej{. Bac a In good demand; shoal ders 6H ; cie?r rlu 7X ; clear sides 7Ha8. Whiskey steady at 84._ Baltimore Coffee and Grain Market. BALTIMORE, Joly 6. COFFEE.-The market remains quiet and at-.-ady, without any quotable change, since the 1st In? stant thipmenia to the west have been very heavy from i uronases previously made, lu bond, In anticipation of the pei Iud for entering the same free, and until mese ahipmenta be., ora o dlatrlbuted to smaller dealers no material im pioverueut in tne demand la l?okid tor here. The on y aalea reported aluce our ia? t it view were 360J nags Kio ex E L Hall, and 26< 0 Laguayiaaau Uaractilu s both on private terms. Aao, to-d?y 40O bugs Rio in lots from second hams at is\a I9%c, gold We give annexed quotations, ali gol.i, aa lollows: Kor cargoes KIO-Mr, l8ai8X; gu .d, j8Xal8\; pnme i9n9x; extreme rauge tor Invoices. U\n 9X. Quote J ibulug iou-or? dinary, 17xal7H; rair to good, l8xai8H: good, l>Xal9; pnme, 1?H?I H; choice, 19Xa2u; fancy, 2UH<A2UHC Importa this week 300J bigs, and since 1st January ?si.iotj bags. Stock to day lu dist nanda 19,991 bag?; stock at all the pons on the aeabuar. ils,b4B oogs; same time last year, 214 473 oags. FLOUR.-Market for old stock Western and flo war.i street and ai-o for spring wheat brands, bus ruled excessively heavy. There la no Inquiry for export, and local wants are exceedingly light for such, causing prices to be moat diflleu.t to quot", toough very mateilally In favuroi buy? ers, uliy Mills high grane brands were reduced icc per bol tarly lu the week, and are only main? tained at present figured by the limited ?tock. Shipping brauda-millers nave been asking lor luture de lvery $10, though at dote wining to take h B-; but Dave made no engagements, being unable t < grl d for want of water; with active grinding lac mus. botn wiieat and flour would be iu better request. Sales lor the week may be summed op as fodowa: too bbls Howard street super $6 26, loo Western fine $3 86, luo bbls com? mon aper $6, loo extra *7 60, soo bbls family $8 &0a9 60, 4ix> spring extra p. t. City Milla_No sales ot shipping brands; quote at close $9a9 so. Trade branda are quoted, viz: For fami:y $12 60; ratapsco extra $12; chesa? peake $1160; Orange Grove $10 76; severn super $e ?6. CRAIN-Wheat receipts i4,ooo bushels new and old crop. Corn 122,00o bushels of which 101,200 bushels Weateru w. nt into elevator. Oats 26,690 hu-h-iB. These receipts were fr m Saturday to Wednesday, inclusive. The market for wheat has been very heavy, with prices dally receding, there being very little competition from millers, who are unable to grind on account of little warer In th emili streams. . rices compared with those ot previous week Indicate a d.cmouf 16 to 20c per busnei on new crop, and ol crop Western I0al6c per bushel; no sales ol old crop Pennsylvania or Maryland. Com, Southern very acaree; white has been maintained a> 80a82c; yellow han fallen on ac; Western waite 2a3c off; mixed on the track aud In elevator has rated ac 63a64c, closing at in? side for present delivery. Oats close 2J3C lower f it Western mixed; bright rules steady. Trans actons to Wednesday, Inclusive, were as fol io wu: Wneat-?ooo bushels new white at $1 70al 86 In the beginning, later $1 60al 76, and on Wednes? day $1 25at so, as to condition; 30u0 boah-N new ted owning ac $l70al75, and subsequent ly low? er, closing on Wed nea ay $l 40al 62; 6000 DuBnela old crop Western at $l6iat 6i early lu the we- k, and closing ac $14&ai66. To-d*y, 4200 buaheis new Soot hero and 2 JUO buaheis old Western off r ed; market heavy, but little competition from mil eis. owing tj the shore supply > f water tor grinding We note sales 1600 bushels new white at ti 22al 63; uoo bushels do red $1 20al60; no oilers lui Western. ?.ai8.-la.Ooo bushels Western n ixed at 46a47c ear y In tire ?eek, later 44a46c, and closing at 43a44c; 8000 bushels bright 47a60c; 2500 Southern 46<6uc. closing 46a48;. Today, 470U buaheis off red; eales 1600 bushels Western mixed 43a44c; IOOJ bushels du br.ghi 46c. Corn-6000 bus Southern white at 80a83c, 6700 do j allow 02a64c, closing ac eac, 6800 btu Western mixed on trace and delivered 62a64c closing at e2c, 10,0 '0 bas damaged do 2?a6uc, 60 OOO ons. In elevator. 63a64o. closing at 6 Jd 63 sc. To-da*. 1026 bna .-outin ru white auu -?iaoo boa Wes em mixed received, (16,200 *ent into elevaiai;) sales em br ice DOO ons a ut h er a white at 78aH0c. 400 oua Western do 76c. 3000 ous do. to arrive, on pi Iva te terms, 2611? bus high mixed, el va'or 6 c. lOuu bus Western mlted, delivered, 63j<c, 40uuoos do to arrive on private terms. 8uo bus damaited at 30 and eoe, as to eon ditton. A go-id deal of vwt ern lately recel ted io avery oad couddlon. and bas Hold as ow as 20c, befng heated and soar, all damaged rejected from elevator; stock In do to? day 836,326 bus. New York Rice Market. NKW YORK. July 8. The Dally Bulletin says: Tlure 1- m reactivity than w<tH look d tor t .-day, H l hu uga the s ut-s coo laue tobe In limited unmunts. We note Bales of 160 bjgs Kanguon at ej?a7>?c, and i0 tierces Carolina at 9a9)?o. New Torie \aral Stores Market. NKW YORK, July 8. The Dally Bulletin says: Receipts tu-day 3613 bbls ro-lu, 620 d > spirits turpentine, 204 do eru-ie turpentine 117 do pitch. 46 do tar. Spirits has ruled quite a eady wi h a m ?derale trade. S..lea 160 New York bois at 49)<c. 60 do bbls at 43c, loo oo bois at 40%c 60 ?ontHem bbls at 48c, and b> bbl - at 50c-ne latter Irregular lot and a?ove the market We q lote at ss Sc at the cloie for mer? chantable omer. Ros n very du 1 aud quoted about $ a3 10. In tar we hear of 20 bbls Wasnmg ton at $8 so. Pitch unchanged. Receipt? by Railroad. July 9. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. io bales cotton, 03 bbls rosin. 12 bbls spirits of turpeuilne, 180 sacks flour, iso sac Ki coro. To Railroad Agent, i luptau A co, O Foll?n A Son. Si errees. Werner A Ducker, Wageuer a MoUBees, F D c Kracke. Boilmanu Bros, Fezer, Rodgers A co, H Klatie A CO, J N r.obaon. K Mure * co, 0 Bait #j co, Laurey, Alexander A co, Kaaapanx A Gonzalez. NORTHS ASTERN RAILROAD. IS hales cotton, 8 bbls crude turpentine, 71 bbls spirits tarp:n lue, 139 bbls rosin, car- lumber and wo- d mdse, Ac. To Bardeu A Parker, w bilden A Joues, Kinsman A Bowell. Charles Leibenrood, R l Walser, J N Robson, T P Smith, J campeen <t co. c Bart A co, Quackeubush, Estin A co. Boll mann Bros, J u Mallonee, E Weding, Railroad Agent, ano other*. Passengers, Per steamship James Adger. from New York Mr 'i lnsiey. T P Roulett, i> ."chiller, Mrs Kennerty. T Johnson, A C Wilkins. J W Nunan, O M Holden, D C Wilton, J Campen, Jr, Rev J T Wightman aud wire, T Fluh-y, H A Napier, Mrs P M Ready, J 0 Cmus-en. Bannah Map-on, s M Curtis, L J Reid, T H Magrath, and onb deck. Per i-teams lp Virginia, from Philadelphie Johu S Rogers. POUT OAuenoAJi. MOON'S PHASES. New Moon, 6th. 1 honr. 6 minutes, evening. First Quarter, 18th. 2 hours, 29 minutes, evening. Full Moon, ioth. 9 hoots, 84 minutes, morning. Last Quarter, 27th, 2 hours, 0 minutes, morning. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, rhursday... Friday. saturday... Sunday. SUN RISES. 4.. 69 4..69 6.. 0 6.. 1 6.. 1 6.. 2 6.. 8 BUN BETS. 7..U 7..10 MOON rt. * s. 9..83 10.. 2 10..31 lt.. 0 H..29 ll. .67 HIGH WATER. 9..40 10..21 10..69 ll..41 morn 12..28 1..18 MARINE NEWS. CHARLESTON. B.C.... .JOLY 10, 1872. ?at se deg 48 min 88 sec. | Lon 79 deg 67 min 27 sec. ARRIVED YKSTERDAT. Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York, - hours to tne bar. Mos*. To James Adger A co, J E Adger A co. S 0 Railroad Ageut, Southern Express co, M A A Ashton, D A Am me, J A bren? ner. Bennett * co, T M Bristoll A co, W M Bird A co, B Boyd, E Bates A ou, H Bischoff A co, Dr a Biter, FC Borner, Bollmann Bros, H Bulwlokie, L Chapla, T M Oater, Byrne A Fogarty, L Coben A co, John Campsen A co. Wm H Onafee A co, Oameron, Barckley A co Dowie, Mol-u A Davis, J B Duval A s>oa. A W Eckel A co. D F Fleming A co. Foray the, McComb A co, I L Falk A oo. Col Q W Getty, H Gerdts A co, J s Fairly A co, D Hz mb nun, O D Franke, H 8 Griggs, 1 H Hall A co J Hurkamp A eo, Holmes A Calder. F S Holmes, Harbesou A co, Jeffords A co, A Johnson, Kur? raan Bros, C H Johnson, KUnck,Wlckenbe<g * c>. H Klatte A co. J P Kiep, Knobeloch A Small H w Krlete. Mrs J Kennerty, C Kerrison, Laurey, Alexander A co, P B Laiaue A co, col W Ludlow, J H Lawton A co, P Lo z, F Lynch, O J Lohn. S R Marshall A co, wm McKay. P F Murray, Man tone A co. Jno G M ll nor A co, Msnin A Mond, Mc Loy A Rice, W Mattnlessen. A D Monroe, E W Mar? shall A co, J G Nichols A co, M H Nathan, C S Norton, C P Poppenhelm, N M Porter B O'Neill, J f O'Neill, D Paul * co, Paul, Welch A Brandes, Ravenel A c ?, * Bells, W P Russell A co, Smith A Vack, J R Read, Ravenet, Holmes A co. Shackei ford A Kelly. J C Richardson, W A Skrlne, Wm shepherd A co, Steffens. Werner A Ducker, E B Stoddard & co, G O Schmelzer, dpt W sinclair, Walker, Kv ans A Cogswell, M Tries:, P PToale, F Von Santen. R Thomilnson A co, a H wilson A Uro, P WluematI A co, Jno F Taylor A.co, ?aml Thompson, W Uflerbardt,, wtmtemoro A Rhodes, OFM leter*, Wagoner A Monsees, R Wing, Order, and ot tiers. steamship Virginia, Hinckley, Philadelphia-lort 6th In-t. Mdse To W A Courtenay, H A Due, tl Bul winkle. D Vogt, Shackel'ord A Kelly, Blum A Mdler, B reidmann A co, H D Newton. Oowle, Mols - A Davis, J cosgrove, G RI eke. O LD-chgl, Steffens, Werner A Ducker, Ravenel, Holmes A co, Bollminn Bros, G smann A Sehwacke, Jno u Thee. E F Benedict. McLean A Kendall, K Miran, C W Wieiking.T E Wein helm, R Bergmann, J U U 0iaus-en. L Kenacke, F Kressel.Goiusmoh A Sou A M Adger, K H McO wail. D Fl zgl?oon. Oas co, P Walnh, Jeffords A co, Martin A Mood, Bremer A Kohnke, t ameron. Barkley A co. J R Adger A co, RL Morillo, E J U Fisher. J F Taylor * co, Thoa Campbell, rogartle's Bookstore, H uerdts * co, A W Kckel A co, E S Bnrnham, J R Julio - on. Order. G W Almar, 0 F Pankntn, C P Ponpenhelm, and others. f>chr Hattie E Sampson, Davis, Boston-16 days. Mdse. To M i>oldsmUh A Soo, DH wilcox, Buicken A wohitmann, P Wlnemaa A co. Came? ron, Barkley A c >, Railroad Agent, P P Locke. D O'Neill A son. O u arius, Steffens. Werner A Duck er, P PTO ile, R O Millings. E R Cowper; ti wau, w P Russell A co, F O RehKopff, G S Hacker and Or? der Experienced light mad winds during the entire passage. AT QUARANTINE. Sc kr W K Knlghtnn, Kt Ightou, Old Providence. Bah-ll days. Fruit. To A Oanale. Bound to New York, and put into ibis port In consequence of the Blokness of the captain. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Sehr Etiwan, Prince, New York-Cohen A Wells Sehr carrie A Bentley. Falkenberg, New Haven via Jacksonville-H F Baker A co. FROM THIS PORT. Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, at Baltimore, 9th July. bohr Matoaka, Fooks, at Baltimore, July 7. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Steamship Falcon, Haynle, at Baltimore, 6th July. MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORE. July 9. Arrived, steamships Iowa and Nevada. LIST OF VESSELS Uf, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT. LIVERPOOL. The Annie, Davis, sailed.March 17 The Georgiana, Mann, sailed.Jone The Dake or Cornwall, Kenya, sailed.Mav 22 The Granton, Duke, np.Jane 19 N1WPORT, KNO. The Essex, Smith, sailed.March 26 BRISTOL, ENS. The Amazon, McDonald, np.May .14 CARDIFF. Bi bark Architect, Doddridge, sailed.Jane 2 J WSHT HARTLEPOOL. BNO. The Pegaras, Christiansen, cleared.May 16 BONES?. The Athene, Sorensen, sailed.March 19 SWANSEA. The Brenton, Rich, saned.March 20 The Bachelor, Tooker, sailed.March 26 RYB. The Heinrich, Wufler, satled.April 8 DOMESTIC. NBW TORE. Br brig Jolla Llng'ey, Pra't, cleared.July 2 Brig Henry 4 Louise, H -nd, cleared.June 28 Sehr Myrover, Brown, up.June 17 Scnr Liny, Hughes, cleared.June 18 Sehr Florence Balley. Balley, cleared.Jury 6 Sehr Jouas smith Hodgkinson, up.July 4 sehr Eothen. Brantberg, cleared.July 1 Sehr Roger Drury, Gage, up.July 4 Sehr Pairna, Rankin, up.July 6 PHILADBLPHIA. Br bark Jas Holmes, Wise, cleared.May 17 sehr Caroline Young. Yoong, cleared....June 7 sehr E R Rommell, Ripley, up.Joly 1 Sehr ann S Cannon, uo tum, cleared.July 3 BALTIMORE. Brig Altavela, Cousins, ap.Jane 6 Scar Gr*ce B West, Lord, cleared.June 20 Sehr J H stickney, Fooks, up.June 21 Sehr Conrad Fox. Lewis, cleared.June 22 Sehr Lewis Ehrmann, Fooks up.July 6 BANGOR, ME. Sehr John A Frank, Mathews, cleared.Jane 1 Sehr Dr Rogers, Allen, sailed.July 1 BOCKPOET, ME. ?chr Frank k Emily, McCobb, Balled.June 19 Sehr Willie Luce, Talbot, np.Jane 28 ?birnam. ELFE.-Died, In tbH elly, June 9, af*er a brief Illness, ANNA SARAH ELFE, aged twenty-one ye tv, fonr monibs and twenty-four dava. Tne subject of tne above brier, sad notice was associated la the administrative department of the Confederate Home of this city. Having been a member or the Home scheol from lt? organiza tioo In 1888. she exhibited such maturity of Jndgmmt sod practical nb di ry thar, at the close of her term ol pupilage she was Inda ed to re? main and aid in n e manan erne t or 'he institu? tion. Her discharge of reaponalble and difficult duties for the past two years was marked by singular zeal, faiihruluess and efficiency She won the respect, confidence a'd love of alL Her Midden departure has left- a vol I which will not he easily t-upplled But the memory of he con? sistent life, and of the graces or her devoutly Cnrlstisn character, remains as a lenacy to ihe Institution wltn which she waa connected and the circle of weeping yonth from whom she was so unexpectedly removed. ber fanerai aervicea were held in St. Philip's Church, and ihe Interment waa made In the b-rtu ifni ict in Magnolia belonging to the Con? federate Borne. _ Nerjo ftnbUcaticns. -JiHE BEST PERIOr IOALS OF THE DAY TBE GREAT ? 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Shipping. J! O K NEW YOfiK. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, AT IO O'CLOCK A. M. NEW LEON STEAM LENE-ESTABLISHED 1870, STATE-BOOMS ALL ON DECK. '?i The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel Steamship GEORGIA, Holmes. Commander, will- salPfor New York on WEDNESDAY July lorn., ai 10 o'clock A. M.. from Pier No. 2. Union Wharves. Through Bins or Lading to Liverpool and the New England Cities as usual. I a sur - noe b .? Steamers of this Line X percent. Far Freight or Passage Engagement*, having very One Deck Stateroom accommod mons, apply to WAGNER, H [JG KU A CO., No 26 Broad street, or te WM. A. COURTENAY, No. 1 Union Wharves. Julie F OE NEW YOBK. ?SW YORK AVI) CIIARLESTOS STEAMSHIP LINK. ESTABLISHED 1845. : -1 : The Splendid Sidewheel Steamship JAMES AD ORR, T. J. Lockwood, Commander, will Bail from Ad ger's South Wharf for the above port on SAT CBDAT, Jnly 13th, at li o'clock A.M. ?4rTnt: JAMES ADOER ls handsomely and com? fortably fitted np for passengers, and offers snperlor Inducements to travellers going North. ?3- Through Kins of Lading given on cotton to Liverpool Boston. Providence, and the New Eng? land m inufacturlng-towns. For Freight or Pxssage Engagements, apply to inly8-? JAMES ?DOER A CO.. Agents. PHILADELPHIA. LEON STEAM LINE.. THE FIRST-CLASS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS . VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley, GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter, , Are now regularly on the Line, insuring a first* class sea connection between Philadelphia and Charleston, and In alliance with Railroad Oom? panles at both termini, afford rapid transportan aa co and from au points in the Cotton States, and to and from um oin na?, St. Louis, Chicago and the principal cities or the Northwest. Boston, Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing Cen? tres. e*r The VIRGINIA is appointed to sall from Brown's Wharf on FRIDAY, 12th Joly, at ll o'clock A. M. *.' ?.The GULF STREAM will follow next week. For particulars or. Frelizm arran*ementa, appiy to WM. A. COURTENAY, Union Wharves. w. P. CLYDE & CO., General Agents, Na. 12 South Delaware Avenne, Philadelphia. : ? . Joiys_? . . jjVO fi EAL T I M O "B^jJ. FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH BILLS LADING ISSUED i TO PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON. THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST, LIVERPOOL AND BREMEN. ? -~~~~ The Fine Steamship FALCON, Haynle, Com? mander, will sall for Baltimore, on SATURDAY, 18th Julv, at 6 o'olock P. M. - 49" Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that city by railroad from Baltimore without addi, tlonal insurance, and Consign?es are allowed ample time to sample and sell their Goods from the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia. For Freight or Passage apnly to PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agent, Inly 9-6_so. 2 Union Whams. REDUCTION IN PASSAGE BATES ! ANGHOB LINE STEAMERS. SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Passengers booked to and from any^jjfjsa* R-dlway station or Seaport In Great Britain, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, DMUUUUK, Oormany, France, Holland, Belgium, and the United ^t?tcfl *' * * Cabin Fare' from New- York to 'London, Liver? pool, Glasgow and Derry by Wednesday's Steam era $60. By saturday's ^earners $66 and $76. EXUUKSION TICKETS. $120. Intermediate, $83; steerage, $28, ail payable lo Currency. Parties sending for their friends In the Old Country can parchase tickets at lowest rates. For farther particulars apply to the Agents. HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. 7 Bowling Green, N. Y~ Orto . DOUGLAS NISBET, ^ Soatnern Wharf. aprll-3moBDAW_ Charlearon. 8.0. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMsHIP COMPOS THROUGH LINE TO - *' ' CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN. FARES GREATLY REDUCED. Steamers oi the above line leave Pier No. 42, North River. loot Of Canal .L^ street, New York, at 12 o'clock noon, or ta? lott and 80th of every month except when these dates fall on sunday, then i%f ar.urday preceding. All departures connect arPanama with "team era for scum Paciric and Central American ports. Departure or 16th touches at Kingston, Jamaica, For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran? cisco first of every month, except when lt falls on Sunday; then on the day preceding. No california steamers touch at Havana, but go direct from New York to AsplnwaU. Une hundred ponnddbnga age free to each adult. Medicine and attendance free. For Passage Ticket* or other informatlo? apply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. lu, tue wuarf root or Canal street, North R sr, Nev York. ]0ly2?-lyr F. R. BABY. Agent KiOfi IJVEBPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS. THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY WU! dispatch one of their first-class, rmi power Iron screw Steamships from PIER No. 40 N. H., EVERY WEDNESDAY, Cabin Passage $80, gold.. Steerage Passage (Office No. 29 ^roaJwax) $30, onrrenoy. For Freight or Oabln Passage, a L r.; to WILLIAMS A ??ION, . No. 83 Wail street, H. Y. N. E.- Through Billa Lading to Liverpool Issued oy the Charleston and New York Steamers, whioh oiake close connection with ene above Une. For particulars and rate of Freight apply to JAMES A DOER A CO., WAGNER, HUGER A CO., maye or WM. A. COURTENAY. F OR FLOBIDA, TIA SAVANNAH. The CITY POIST having been withdrawn from the line for re-,_ pairs, the Ft ca mer EMILIE, Captain C. can oil White, has been eng.ged to take her place for this trip, leaving southern Wharf ou THUBHDAY, tun Instant, at naif-past 8 o'clock P. M., for FOR FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, PALATKA, AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHN'S RTF RR. Returning, will leave Palatk ? SATURDAY MORT, Jacksonville SUNDAY MORNING. Fernandina same evening, Savanuah MONDAY MORNING, arriving here same ariemoou. For Freight or Passage, apply to RAVEN ?J. A I-O.. Agents, Corner Vanderhorat's Wharf and East Bay. jnl>6S _ ?_ THBbE MONTHS AFTER DATE AP? PLICATION will be made for renewal of * .-hares Union Hank Stock, standing In the n?m? of Trost cs Siilrra's Dispensary, the original having been Io*t. Charleston, July 8, 1872. July4-lamo3