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Senator Eugene Casserly is to be the orator
and the Hon. John G. SAKE the poet at the celobra-
hon OF the Tammany Society on the Fourth. Boss
Tweed will preside, and 10000 onice-seekers win
dog him until he returns to Greenwich, Conn. All
the arrangements for tho celebration are under the
tupsIyisian Of the mighiY sacbem DoaxlAs HayloE,
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Wyman, the famous croekery sma,a'r ""'
stA shot and shall, Jombliv,ed thu loNir 10 '''
Aouse go Bovcry, has just been dcf'"t '"'
before Justice Quinn, NJ the First duu,ui, h'"NH
pr the disposscsslnS Of HE valiant tcn'ni' ~. ~
Hcurv Daily, Jr, l. WorkiHg Ia have mo 4u.' H'N
" damages, OreHght by Tho LeyIn,- aaaH f'..
hlcd " iRs euiy day Ms p0s iOIu A,,. '.'' w
IeNmes arc still ciu.inz 70 their G.st "
tress, although they are no loa@or JNl' 80 -. ~
The battered buiialn. attracts the attn q. '''
tasser.
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Justice McQunde's RIyaI,.

The German Eat Mems Club have challenged
me American Fat Mems cinbEto clam eating con
test. Tho challenge has bees accepted. and the Ith
Of August has been set apart for the contest some
Shere scar NotwAk, Conn. Ths people thsre bapA
tossibp. T--7- - - "
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Gen. GRANT cant get that occasional
bsllef' out ofhis herd, and complains Eood
deal Of CsLss CusnIKs FOR having pun ID there.
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ADyssrIsERs win please take notice that TnE Sun
viii be published on Tuesday next July usual. ana
pbst shalI possible MAKE .our hsue OF that day
even more interesting than usual.
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JOSE MORALES Len Us.
fEs Desth Of the Cuban NffnIstcr % IN
y -. United stateu. ~ "a


fhe Death Of the Cuban Mfnistcr a ths
n United States. 80 "a
On Tuesday Spain gained victory overtiie Cus
bsnf. u least Cuba suffered q great loss. Tue d.
plomatc representative of the Cuban Republic In
this country died at his residence in Bedford avenue
Broonyn. NE snteumbed to very painful illness,
B superinduced by his unwearied exertions In be
half Of the freedom Of his country, and BY the
poitmaht sorrow he feIt at seeing all his
exettions thwared by men in power, who pre-
tend, and only pretend to be friends Of free nsii-
tutfons.
Tho subjcc, OF this sketch was born al the port of
Gbara, the northern coast OF the Eastern Depart.
mcnt OF Cuba, on the Cd OF May, 1905 His parents
were very poor, and he was entirely selfmade
man. He married whom only twenty years Of
age. and had several caildren. His widow alone
surviye. him. ..
In 1885 he was admitted to the practice Of law in
the Apdiencia OF Puerto Principe, in that day Che
only royal court OF law on the island. ne soon rose
to fame, and hen the Audiencia was established in
n e FL I'd sss de sSrS ss s Z
sire, and rom, the liberation Of his courtr from
ne nenbus Of spapish deetqtism, which be lslt wps
a. SoFsY xns %Sgs aS
/ rs the thamppon Of Quinn hberilos oven in srth
sss fsSsES ~ SSSSf g
iI9 We Alderman e iss city q Hsypgs, and sh5:
CMgois sfra,,Sb N'o"'' Nu''o'io' VI WV
lie was OF those cie,r aod m on ,ho raira az
soiia,erT cinc,rsY rosst,S AZ ~ III
mon tft .ieN innsot cce,ss ma tbta "a goat.,,
az himself With III Tho stron.,h Of his
botue 10 The introdnct,on ino S,fa ~ IN fnddsro
| itAIiances of science nod "a ~ " "
! lie was mainly instrun in. establisbinx ,ba
foHowi1g eomnan,es vbicb have a. materisfv fonJ
| eli to tie material pr6erc.s on Inc isisnd; fSr
Uavna R,iI,o - ,,,.n,,. III. f.s,,.sth Ia n. -
dies Railrood: Inc Clenhnerys md Va G,iara Ra,i
road; the Sagua and wis Glars 1SafIr6aJ. Mo 5nta
OF san Jos6 and a. "A klianSor ar III tr, ,,,d ma
superb suvnr stofes Of santa C.ta,,,s aisa m uay.
ana OF aIlIbese ,onnsries he wss dlrecto, hcsidss
bdnf the luudrr and Presidcut IN the ,natoritv an
l them
[ In 1sG8 when the cIanors rom C'uba md por,o
| Rico tor some reform Greed tho snanisb Govern,
| msnt to make show Of doing CON ethiur mr. jose
Morales Lcmus was elected rou, the iurs efion on
| Remedies one Of the Commissioners 10 proceed 70
| Mairid. Many " his colleagues wefe mere nomi.
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passing through many states and doing national
business The counsel referred n tire facts stated
n the afdavits betaif NJ the Defendants claiming
that the Erie CoaDpsy md aetet dr jusiy in viola
ton OF tho spiTt and letter of the contract ana had
reals disregTdsd 10 altogether. This change was
feysIsiny the expanding tendency Of railroads. II
West and On In nrv lila nnbc 10 great A 70 Oye
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CUB1 SH.fLE ne FREE.

Act ef CenaYess Of rho United States Of Co.
Isssbis,-uTar to hs Dcclar red a sainst spain
by all American Republics, Excspt tho
Juited States Of Amcrieo, ic she does not
Refine ask Cuba u nd Porto Rico.
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Of abou, ninety miles OF road between Buffalo and
the line Of + ennsylvanLi, II gauge Which
abandoued by tire managers Of the roads in
the West once using It. In order tnat the
cars of the Western roads might pass over bring
log business to tie plaintiffs and others, and pass
through over other roals baviag a similar gauge
that tie Injunction will compel 100000 passengers
annually 20 change at Buffalo In the night time
cDnfllel a change "a Buffalo OF about
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md went out OF existence. and this now Company
organized In 1850, came into existence, altogether
different ideas came 10 prevail: ana tho New York
ana krie Hallway Company pad no attention to this
contract, but immediately, by paraie ell lines, en-
deayored TO reach the lue Of the Lake Shore Rail.
and entered into a fierce ana unconprumIsine 90.
osition and competition with this very Lake Shore
Railroad Company in violation and deroqatiOn OF
this contract OF 1851. The Erie Company had
rampled II under its feet nom the very beginning
endeayorng to fahk other roads BY reaching further
the work at which these great railroad corporations
bad been employed, each endeavurihg by its own
hue to reach further and further west. Instead OF
Is formerly there batng seIna Ate railroads between
points within the same state, the whole tenor had
Been changed, and railroads had become continent
N lheir Ideas. and were seeking TO be
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The Children.
BY CHARLES DICKENS.


whan the lessons and tasks are all ended,
And the school for the day ls dismlsseu'
And the little ones gather arouna me,
10 bid me good night ana Sao oe az SiSseI, SITcIs
m the little white arms that encircle
Nv meek in tender embrace
oh {na smiles that are haloes Of Heaven,
Shedding sunshine Of love On my lace
..,d v,en thew are gone sit dreaming
nf INV childhood too lovely to last;
,f love that my heart will remember,
when it wakes to the pulse OF the past,
Ere the world and It's wlckedness maue ne
A partner Of sorrow and sln,
Wher1 the glory Of God was about me,
And the glory Of gladness Within.
on my heart gToTs Tsss " iseas rs Ti aT
When think Of the paths steep and stony,
where the feet OF the dear ones must go;
OF the mountains Of sin hanging DER tnem'
tp, oh II there Inc is nothing on earth halr 80 holy
As the innocent heart OF cnnd
Tsy idols Of hearts and nc Sis9Sss: a.
Eis snnlipht still sleeps In their tresses,
His glory still CLEANS In their eyes;
Oh those trusnts from home and rom Hea-
>. rhev unn have made me more manly and mild
And inow how Jesus could nken
;a' The Kingdom Of God to child.
Ask net b W6 lOE VIC ucoA oAoo3
An radiant as others have done,
But tbat, life may have Just enough SHADOW ,
-, To temper. the glare Of the sun;
/; Nopld, ,pray Ged to guard them nom evil,
But nv prayer would bound back to myself;
All Ia sefaph may pray for sinner,
But sinner must pray for himself
: Yhe twig Is 30 easily bended,
have banished the rule and the rod;
-. I have taught them the goodness OF KnoTIeoge,
They have taught me the goodness OF Goo,
NV heart fs q dungeon Of darkness,
- Rh6re shut them from breaking IuIe'
i irHJ froWn is suffcient correction;
NY love Is the law Of the school.
IsAall leave the old house In the autumn,
- -To,trayerse its threshold 40 more:
AL Ihow shall sigh for the dear ores.
As,iIhat meet me each morn at the door
shah miss the 'good nights" and the Kisses,
-. And the eush Of their Innocent glee,
z. e-9roupr on the green, and the flowers
~ That are brought every morning 70 me.
:, Il shan miss, them at morn and at eve,
~ ~. Their BoAgjn the school and the street;
nan miss the low hum Of their voices, q
And the tramp Of their delicate leet
when. the, lessons and tasks are all ended,
IndDea says, 1.-The school is dismissed F'.
,,Na5 5&Ae, ,littleoneS gather around me,
i.'t 10 iid me good night and DO kissed.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, June ls.-SPIRlTs TURPENT1NE-
Sales OF 167 casks Of Southern at S4k and 2ei
csskB New York ss $50 per gallon.
ROeIH.-Sales OF 1912 bbls at 81 so for strained,
81 Goal IS Tor NJ. q 81 SO for extra No. G. 50 for
low No. $saS 80 for No. l, $4a4 Is lor pale, and
IS for extra pale.
CRUDE TURPENTINB.-Sales Of 291 bbls at So for
Virgin, and 81 40 for SOFT
TAR,-No sales reported.
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5perial Netlees.
@- THE FALL OF GOLD-ss46, OoO,t

@ THEFALL OF GOLD-ss46,o 600, GOO
coined since 1872. The question is very generally
asked among business men, what has caused the
rapid decline OF the precious metals'
OF $s4s, ,00o, 900 Of gold the United States mint
has coined since 1892 $s4 OOo 900 has been issued
since 1850. The papers appear to think the appre-
citation of the currency is owing to redundancy
Of specie in the great financial centres OF Europe
and as long as the cotton crop and other products
are going out, and a large amount OF United
States and other securities are exported to BAL
ance The trade against Us, there will be no de'
nad1ad for gold.
This may or may not be the true reason; but
while the precious metals are steadily declining
In value popular article Of trade is as steadily
sppreciating in the estimation Of the people
North, South, East and West. Unlike gold, the
circulation Of this sterling commodity has De-
come general, and the demand enormous-it ls
called for far and near, and taken with oonh-
depce BY every one-we allude to "the tonic Of
tonics,n SoLOMONS'S BITTERS. jun21-tuths3
as- SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUB
LIC.-GREAT ONE DoLLARSALE- EVERYBODY
INTEREsTED-Extra sale Of Diamond
and Gold Jewelry, Silver and Plated1gare, Musical
Instruments, Sewing Machines, Dry and Fancy
Goods, Table Cutlery, Photograph Albums, arti-
cles OF virtu, and an endless variety Of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, both useful and ornamen.
tai, at uniform price Of ONE DOLLAR each.
Agents wanted everywhere. Great induce
ments offered. Send for circular. Address,
G. G. CORY CO.,
No. 1913 Broadway,
iuna- -ftu3mos New York.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. June Is: There Is not
much doing In domestic stock, but holders re,
mainflrm at full former rates. Foreign is In good
steady demand, and prices generally sustained
without diffic1lty. Sales Of 500 bags Rangoon at
7a7Ic currency, duty paid; 100. 40 lor consomp.
tion at 5Ac gold, In bond, and 1850 DO 1or export
at S3a3 0s% do. Carolina, common to good, per
cwt ssas rs; do prime to fancy do So S71laS " 4;
Rangoon, per b, 7a71<c; do gold, In oond' DO 10
sHc.
From the Journal OF Commerce: Domestic
is steady, but rather quiet. Holders are noe oneI
ing their stocks to any great extent as tne pore
advantageous terms On which foreign rice Gan
be obtained monopolzes the bulk OF the attentlon M
OF the trade. We quote Carolina az SAaAc loI O,
com mon to choice, with sales OF 90 tlerces. vi
Ranroon. 1850 bags In bond have been sold ior
export at 3a3 l-16c gold 100 bags In bond, TO the
trade, at s,4c, gold, and 100 bags duty paid, as
7a7Xc. - ooes<c
Foreign In good demand and firm, with most OF
the offerings sold out We learn OF 500 bags Kan
COON at 7a7%c; 100 do In bond at SIC, gold, ior
consumption; and 1850 bags do At sSas ooA' goio
for export.
From the Tribune: The market for Caro-
lima rules firm at Sas%c- Rangoon showed more
activity at former quotations.; the sales were 50O
bags at 7s7zc; 100 do, In bond. at 8Ac, gold, ior
consumption, and 1850 bags DO at 20 ooao oofs,
gold, for export
From the Times: Rice has been in moderate re-
quest at about former quotations; sales 30 tca
Carolina at So 37Sss so, and 1850 bags Rangoon at
6ott0 lS79, SOfu, UOau.
Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores
Circular.
NEW YORK, June ls.-SPIRITs TURPENTIEE.ZI
The market has been very quiet tne past WEB ao6
with but moderate business amounting 70 lSOo
barrels at. .SSasSH, merchantable, IN yard. Az tne
close thereis 1rmer feeling and out mule W pe
reached at 3sH. New York barrels are scarce ana
readily command 39H. No shipping demand. inc
sales this month I. o. In Wilmington are repo,t-
cd isO0 barrels at about S6c. Receipts l947 barre6.
Exports 1872 barrels.
RosM.-The continued scarcity OF freight room
works to the injury Of rosin The ruling price lor
strained common has been $2a2 so: Extra pale
and No; are scarce and command d1n @ prices Ss
are low. Lots worth So a short time since VIII
not bring over S. 25a6 50. The sales amount n @ 10
12ooO bbs, at $2a2 so fer stratned 81 25ss 10 iea
No g.: sSa4 for Mol; 81 50a5 SO for pale; $8a6 90
for extra pale, and 81 for "window glass" Re.
ceipts 16, ,463 bbls Exports 4142 b6ls.
TAR-Is dull and nominal; North County 81 30;
Wilmington 81 Receipts s2s bbls. Exports ls6
bbls.
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miscellaneous.
'' MARENG0 !"

FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
A certain cure for CHILLS AND FEvER-a gen.
uine Southern preparation. purely vegetable; q
tonic and fever preventive, highly recommended
and stands unequslled BY any preparation now
offered. To persons residing in unhealthy Sec
tions 1t is invaluable,
Warranted-NO Humbug.
For sale by all Druggists, and by
G. j. LUfIN, Agent
Druggist, southeast corner King and John sts,
iun1S-4mosD8C Charleston, S. C..
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: - L"si-iT- :
COEMERCIAL NEWS.
fns ChsrIeston Cotton, Rice, and Naval
stores Market.

-. .
rns CharIeston. Cotton, Rico and Naval
stores Market.
e.:i Il ioJrIcs tCHAHfSsToN NEWS, I :,
es,::r} .NoNpAYo oEyHNE6, June 20, 1870. } .
,;;gof3oM-Ihis staple ,,bas In moderate request
as.loWer rfates;pfice declining about x@Kc p
L. Bales 800 ba1es, SOY sat II; Eat 1'x; at
Sk; 10 at 1oX; 1866 at ls1l; 1s at 20; s7 at 2o7z.
ne transactions having been almost entirely Of
nS sbesssr qualities, quotations for The, lower
iIiadss are somewhat nominal Say.
,iiSiJ s.IaIIyERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
aC Ordinary to geod ordinary ......l1 Ole
Low ImiddliDg. ......."..lsHg-
Mddnng .......'.......'.'.aaSS4g-
Strict, middhng. ng............".. .20x@-
--RfR-rrb article was quiet and no sales Of
note took place. q. ,.-.,..-
NkIAL SroREs.-There wos moderate business
dosngRith the following sales: say 10 bbls extra
pale rosin at $595 80; IS hbs pale at "a bo@4 76;
o bbs low pale az $40l Is; 40 bbs No. at s. 80;
ssbbts dull at 50 te@s, !!....., .l...
sfRmeHs Liverpool by steam, direct nomi-
nel, via New York, 1850 on uplands; 11-1ed
on sea islands; by sail we, quote 7:l6d on
upland cotton, and "a p b on sea
taand cotton. TO Hayre, BY steam, nomi.
nal; by sail, nominal at Xc on uplands
ana ~ on sea Islands. Coastwtse to
ye1sYork, By steam, Xc p b on uplands
and Xo On sea islands; BY sail, xc 2 D on up
3sudsi ,ToBoston, by steam, nominal; BY sail, y
0xo p h on uplands. To Philadelphia, BY steam,
10 p b on uplands; BY sail, somewhat nomi-
Aat. 10 ::Baltimore, by steam,. K9xc b on
spIaaas; BY SAN somewhat nominal.
RxcHANex-sterlinge 90 days bills as 22H@222.
Domestic oExoHANsE.--Tneb banks purchase sight
checks at X on, and sell at X. premium. Out
side thsy purchase at y on, and sell at y pre-.
bninn. 80 -.
aoLp-Buying at 12 and selling at 1s. - -
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Receipt. by Railroad. juno 30.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
14S bales cotton, 85 bales goods, so bundles can
dies 100 bols beer, n packages bacon and lard,
To Railroad Agent, W Witte, l. ID DeSaussure J
r Pringle Son. Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co. Wal.
ter l. CO. @ MRllonee, D Aiken 4 CO, AdRer
co, G A Trenholm d Son, Boilmann Bros. Rayenel
4 Holmes, NJ Trlest Schachte T0uhey, and
Stetrens, Werner & Ducker.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
l1s bbls naval stores, 46 bales, cotton, tobacco,
lumber, mdse, &c. To Marshall, Jr, smith,
KInsman q Howell, Barden j. Parker. Kn0beloch
l. Small, H Baker, Frost & Adger, g W Williams
4 co, II Nathan, w Gnrney, s D Stoney,
Chisolm, Priest, W weinges, J N Eason Bro,
Railroad Agent, and Order.
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ulantatin1t Bitters.


A GLORIOUS CHANGE.
That any sick man survived the treatment
Of fifty years ago, must be considered a proof
that human beings are veg hard to kill
The lancet, calome, cantnarides and drastic pur.
gatives were then the order Of the day. The ply
sician played into the hands Of the apothecary,
and the unfortunate patieu was drenehed morn.
ing, noon and night with prostrating medicines
We live in more rational and conscientious era.
The Importance Of supporting Naturein its conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
BY artificial depletion. they are met with TONES
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these snies Of Ma
ture, In Its battles with sickness, Ia
PLANTATION BTTTERs.
This ronderfulyegetable restorative is the sheet
anchor of the feeble and debfttsted. Asacordss1
for the aged and deorepid 1t has NO equal among
stomsohics. AS remedy for the nervous weakness
TO which the tender sex are especially subject 1t
is.superseding every ether stlmulan, and nerVino'
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, IT
acts as a specific In every species Of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. wherever 1t
is introduced 1t becomes standard article
"a medicinal staple Druggists, although their
profit upon It is Small, find it absolutely
necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries and for which nobody
will accept a substitute. It is to-day the most
popular medicine In the civilized world.
Extensively as it is advertised, its best ad-
vertsement is the beneficial result which
uniformly follows its use Every bottle sold in.
sures the sale Of at least half dozen more. Un.
like other stimulants is braces and fortifes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action,
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NoerHr.sryRN RAILROAD.

Passengers.
II Per steamship Maryland, from Baltimore-Mr
sammers, Miss Girard, and Mr. Schlrmer.
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@~ MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.
Essays for young men, on the passIonal attrac-
tion of the sexes, and the happiness Of TRUE
MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and perfect
womanhood unite to consecrate the union. Sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
may24-3mos
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FOREIG
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen Lester, up...................May 10
D O N E S T &C.
BOSTON.
Brig Lewis squires, Tyler. up..........April q
Schr Helene, BalTS up. may 10
Schr W Hilles, Burgess, cleared. June 16
NEW YOHK.
Schr VIM Bement, Penoy, ,up......-..... May IL
Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, cleared. June 10
Brig Y Williams, Thomson, up......... June
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, cleared. ....June l6
Schr Steelman, Adams, up. June
Schr Veto, Manning, cleared. June 10
Schr q COrs0n Brewer, up........... June II
BALTIMORE.
Brig Lewis Clark Barrett, up. June II
Brig Nellie Moore, Merryman, sailed. June Is
Schr Thos Seth, Lambert, cleared. June IA
Srhr Joseph Baxter, Baxter, cleared. -. May 27
Scnr Henry CastOfr Damon, cleared. 49,. June
Schr Wautauga, Munro cleared. June S
Schr Miles, Ponel cleared. d..............June
Schr v Streaker. Van Glider, cleared. June
Schr Wenonah, Noyes cleared. June 10
RoCKP0RT, NE.
Schr R Jameson, Jameson, sailed May 90
NORFOLK, VA.
Schr SEQ Squiree, Timmons, cleared. jane 10
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. JUNE FL
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore-left
instant. Mdse. To Mordecat d co, Tren-
holm, Railroad Agents. D 0'heill Son, Cameron,
Won Dohlen, II Cobia l. CO, Stefrens, Werner 4
QUICKER. b Feldmsnn CO, Goodrich, Wineman
CO. Triest, Pelzer, Rodgers o0, A Salinas, J
Gampsen CO Llndley I,,al Waker, N,,nsT Evans 4
Bischorf J. CO. F Q Borner, Leidlng, Tay.
lor co, O,Neill, Jetrords & co, 3 II Wilson, D
| Brahe i co, H Klatte Il CO, Helms, Clacius 4
Miller C W wicking, charleston Gas Company, J
Minor CO, Grayer i co, Mcdowell, ]
D Aiken CO. Frost d Adser, Chafee CO, II
Bischon co, Laurey d Alexander, Pacific Guano
Company, Thomllnso1 L co. and others. -
York-l0 days. Mdse. To w Roach CO, Ad-
ans, Damon l. CO, E Adger & co, Q D AhreHs Il
CO, D A ANIME, W NJ Bird & co, Ii BischOn d co.
VIC Bee CO. Bu!winkle co, Bristol @ 4
CO, U Burckmeyer. Bart & co. Blum Miller, E
Cowperthwait. G J Colcock, Jr, Henry Cobla Il
CO, Clacius 4 WItte, N Cater, a A Due Dowle,
Noise D wis, L Elias, 81 Gardner, Gray,
Calder, G s Hacker, Hunt Bros, King Gibbon, H
Kla te & CO. c Liienthal & co, D Lopez Sons, W
Ladder, R Marshall, Muller, Nimitz q CO. W J
McCahan, HcCobh, Jr, w Marscher, McLoy q
Panknin, Ravenel g. Holmes. Raou a Lynah, 8
Railroad Agent, W Shepherd i CO, 81 Seigling, d
Sncox, q Tetjen, J Thomson co, J Il Vol
more & Rhodes, J N N Wohltmann, WAGNER d
Monsees, Walker, Evans 4 COgswelli G W VIII
liams & co, and P L Guillemin. Experienced
head winds all the passage. On the 18Th instant,
of Cape Lookout, spoke the schr Watauga, from
Baltimore for Charleston.
Schr Ann S Deas. Garbati. West Point Mill. "a
tierces rice. To Pringle son.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Anita, Culell, Barcelona.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Tennessee, Chichester. New York,
June II.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore. June 10.
Schr II L slsght, Willetts Boston, June II.
MEMORANDA.
The schr W Fish, Harris. from Georgetown, S
c. arrived at Portland, Me, June 16.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores
Circu1ar.
Nashxflle Market.

Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, June 17.-CoTON.-We continue
To report the market dull and unchanged, quoted
nominaIy as follows: Inferior 13a14c; ordinary
15c; good ordinary l7a17Hc; low middiing lSa
1870.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on;nand September 1, 1859. None.
Received 70 day. .....!.".......... 40
Received previously ,o27-5o,o75
- Total.. .oo,o'o
sSPpeS sSpppeS !Hceay nreyiSuslv ss74sss7
.F1oUR-The market showed little more
buoysncy to-day, and the shipment OF 1000 oar-
rels We quote as follows: Superfne 81 %; ex-
ira SIS; family SO; fancy s675.
CoRN-Sale and shipment Of small lot today
at 81 15 sacked and delivered In depot.
WHEAT.-Receipts to-day OF 200 bushels OF the
new crop, white, purchased At 81 o5. Also, sales
of 400 bushels prime white for immediate deli.
very at 81 per busheL Shipment on account Of
100 bushels old crop.
BARLE1.-Receipts OF 200 bushels, taken at roc
per bu,hel from wagon.
OAvR-The buying proa from wagon is o0a65c,
and s3cked snd delivered In depot at 7tc.
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