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THE STOCK MARKET sTAGNAN,

There was no debate whatever as TO the character
of business at the Stock Exchange. So dull, stag
nant day has seldom been recorded in its annals.
The dealings at the calls were barely sufficient to
make quotations., while in the Long Room there was
hardly champion or "bear' to each of the active
shares. Prices nuctuated ON the sale of a few
hundred shares OF any stock and followed
the price OF gold inversely or we may
be permitted the Hibernlcism). With the exceptions
of Erie, Rock Island, Wabash, OHIO and Mississippi
and Pacific Mail which were strong and higher the
general list was steady. There was no disposition
to 'bearn the market, and the lack of activity the
other way seemed due the fact that
Of Wall street is in attendance at the Saratoga races
The following were the closing prices at the
last session OF the Stock Exchange: Canton
Company, GO bid; Consolidation Coal, 26 bid; Cum
berland Iron, 40; Western Onion, 342S SAX; Quick
silver, AZ pd Manpcsa So bid; do. preferred, Ga
10; Boston Water Power, IL a is; Adams press.
6S GO; Wells-Fargo Express. 13k q 142s; American
Express, AZ 43; United States Express, A AK;
Pacific Mail, 3s q 3s3S New York Central consolida
ted, e5x esq; do. sscrp, s1x o o12l; Erie, 2221
90; Harlem, 131 bid; Reading e0k a 96K;
Michigan Central lIs94 q 100; Lake Shere, SO
931S; Illinois Central, 1919 bid; Chicago and North
western, Sl3s S2A; do. preferred, $50 s5X;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
70 so; New Jersey Central, 1Ol 1O2A; Rock
Island, 114J4 1141.; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, COZ
61H; do. preferred 772S TX; Toledo, Wabash and
western, SIX SIX; do, preferred, 70 bid; Fort
Wayne 93A 94k; Chicago and Alton, III Ils;
do preferred, 1l71z bid; Ohio and Mississippi 33Zs
"a; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1861 bid !;
Morris and Essex, S0]S; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, 80 a sS Hannibal ana st. Joseph, 1O7X
bd do. preferred, 1l21l I13H; Columbus Chicago
and Indiana Central, 177s 49,
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
nricas to-day for the leading snpculatve cha rna.
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PRESIDENT GRANT SUED. For 50. Ooo.--Colonel VIM

PRESIDENT GRANT SUED. FOR SO, 000.--Colone VIM.
II, Stark Yesterday commenced ssuit In the Circuit
Court OF ST. Louis county, against President U. S.
Grant for $1,000 damages, alleged to have been sus-
tanned by the plaintiff under the following circuln-
etances:-C Colonel Stark was the owner OF q fine and
fast pacing horse, known as Wyandotte Chief This
animal was in pasture with horse alleged to have
belonged to General Grant ut has heretofore been
stated that Captain G. w. Ford was the owner, and
the Generals horse Kicked the Chief, breaking his
leg. Every effort was made to cure the fracture,
eminent surgeons being engaged, but the horse died
In consequence of the kick Notice of the COM
mencement OF the suit was served on the President
last evening by of the Sherif's deputles.--St.
S<fhs DefaOc7dL Au0lLSt H.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL DrhEEr,
MONDAY. AUGUST l5-6 Z. M.

@r-~r~S. u IL lsai" 'a--e'S~ WALL STRprT I
MONDAY. August l5--6 T. NJ
The only activity discernible in Wall street to-day
was confined to the Gold Room, where fresh agita-
tioh was produced by the kilograms Of renewed
lighting between the French ana Prussian armies.
VI these dispatches the reader will be fully possessed
by perusal OF the columns devoted TO their an
nouncement; but reaching the Gold Room as they
did piecemeai and in contradictory and conflicting
tones they led to o feverish, although not very
active market. To-day In France is what the Fourth
OF July Is with us-the great national holtday-and
hence 1t Is easy to understand the speculative
spirit which kept gold strong at 117x In
the early forenoon The leading operators who have
not lett town land they are few In number) and the
smaller spectators who watch the gold dial were
buyers in the belief that on the ste Napoleon the
French army would do something to retrieve tho
recent disasters to French prestige. These expecra-
lions were astonisnlngly disappointed later In the
day, when 1t became evident that the latest engage
ment OF the two armies had not been defeat Of the
Prussians. Al first It was pronounced an undoubted
Prussian victory, and the Geographic message of
King william to his consort at Berlin was cited as
authority. The effect was decline in gold to 11e,
especially as bonds came S7T from Lon
don. Then Nap0le0n's version was pub
ished, showing bloody repulse Of the
Prussians, and gold ran back TO 117>l, its upward
movement being accelerated. however, by purely
local inluence.-viz., the discovery that the Gold
Bank, after the clearances Of the day, retained o
balance of only half million gold This so fright
ened the ''shorts"-who have been In constant ter
ror, owing to the largely oversod condition Of the
market-that the more timid of them began to cover
and continued buying until they found that the for
egn bankers were again selling on later and "reli.
able'' Intelligence that it was Prusstan victory
hot had v1ottlI f,vfb ,oc
the line to Paris. Gold now dropped of
to 1l8I and closed at ILL., AS to the item
about the Cod Bank, 1t curiously illustrates
how extensive are the speculative and how limited
the legitimate dealings IN gold Although the clear
ances to-day, including gold bought ana sold and
the renewal OF contracts between the 'shortsn and
the "bullsn reached s4 Ooo OOo the actual gold in
the clearing house tonight Is only $500 The
cnlrae of The market ia shown In the lahla.==
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THE CuSlCK STARalEG AfFRAY.

Yesterday John Campbell, OF 81 King street, ap.
peared in the Tombs Police Court, before Judge
Koch, and preferred charge Of felonous assault and
battery against Patrick Cusck, who, 1t VIII be re-.
membered as was noticed in the HERALD at the time
OF the array, stabbed Campbell with large pocket
knife In the side, arm and head, tnnicting such
wounds that the life of the injured man was des-
paired Of several days afterwards.
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A SANITARY INSPECTION.

On Friday superintendent Morris and the SAM
tary Committee made inspecting tour of the city,
and carefully noted the condition OF the sunken lots
and cesspools of the uptown wards. They found
OF Public Works to give these eyesores Immediate
attention.
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THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS FIRM.

THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS FIRM.
The Southern list was strong and fairly active for
the North Carolina bonds, which rose to SO for the
old and "a for the new. The special tax issues were
strong, but did not improve 80 much In price. The
general market was buoyant and closed with the
following street prices-Tennessee, ex coupon, 62h
q 90; do, new, SIX q go; Virginia. ex coupon,
o2K 63; do, new. 90 Q "a; do, registered stock,
old. 5OX 51 Georgia skies, So s5 do. sevens
Of 90; do sevens, old 90 90; North Carolina. ex
coupon, 50 bid do. funding, 1885, 80 40; do do 1905
IS SO; do. new 81 SAX; do, special tax. 26 20;
Missouri skies, 9OI 00h; do. Hannibal and st.
Joseph 90 90k; Louisiana sixes rs Is; do, new,
68 80; do levee sixes ~ rs; do. do Fights, 81
90; do Penitentlary sevens. n so; do. railroad
Fights, 80 IS; Alabama nves 70 "a; do. eghts 90
o 1O); do. railroad Fights, % a 06; South Carolina
skies, 80 IS; do, new, January and July. Is 49,
do. do, April and October, IA a 10; do. registered
stock, DID, rs 80; Arkansas sevcns, 70 75 Mobile
and OHIO Railroad, sterling, 80 q SO; do. interest
cights 70 q 75 Mississippi Central Railroad first
mortgage sevens, rs IS; do, second do
eghts 65 os; New Orleans and Jack.
son first, SO a IS; do. second, Is q rs; Men,
phis and Charleston Railroad nrst IS q SO; do.
second, 70 "a; do. stock. IS 81; Greenville ana
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina,
90 10; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by
Georgia. "a q 70; Memphis City skies, 551S SO;
Savannah City sevens, SO 81: New Orleans Consols
old, Is rs; do issued railroad skies. 6s 70; do
new sevens. 72a75
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports OF specie at this port during the past
week have been as lOOws:-
August 1l-Steamer City Of Merida. Vera
CruZ-Silver. S37, 600
August 12-Steamer Arizona, Aspinwall-
Silver. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1887
Total for the week. Observation-Disclosures. $446S7
Previously reported .......... 7,36068S
Total since January l, 1870. 81, 4O5 1915
Same time 1862. 9815, $50
Same time 1S6s.. ASA. ia
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports at New
York during the past week and since the beginning
of the year.:
1863. 1869. 1870
General mdse. 2379.4s6 2,73s,9S7 3239,OO3
Total for week $4,3l2,S0S $479s6l4 s5,214 146
Prev reported ISL, 29627 1S9,6O73o2 179,4l1 ,80i
Since Jan. sl55 525 1894 ooe sls4 G25 $50
MISCELLANEOUS.
Money was easy at three TO five per cent call.
Discounts unchanged.
The following shows the results OF to-day's busI
ness at the SubTreasury in this cty:-
Gold receipts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s45S GOT
COD payments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 147, 903
currency rsCeips. .......'.............. 929233
currency payments. Observation-Disclosures. 217, 525
currency oaialce Id O56. 2l9
Customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 423, 900
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for forward delivery sales made of 300 bales
August, c; 200 bales, September l6dc sOO bales
October and November sellers option, l6,c The
bale of the new CROP from ALBANIA weght go bs,
Wenman for shipment to Liverpool. The raised
upon the plantation OF Messrs jackson Trimble,
Montgomery shipped by A. Srassburger Of Montgomery
and consigned 70 Lehman Bros In color the cotton
is inferior but the staple Is superior, both for length
the first arrival of last year from this Section
though few days LATER The bale Of Georgia cotton
opposed of to-day at 299c, James Burnside being the
planter, F. Williams, of Savannah, the shipper; j. b.
ningham Co. the receivers and Cornwall n Zerego the
purchasers classification, strict good ordinary weight
ASS lbs. At meeting of the members Of the Ex
change the following elected officers year
s. d. Harrison, presidents James r Neuman, vice presi
dent A. Graves, treasurer The Board OF Managers is
equally composed OF receivers exporters
and numbers fifteen names.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recep.s 2o,62e bbis -four, 70lSo
bushes wheat "a 5o2 do 60 93 do oats 1888 do rye
and lbi3 do. malt The Hour market dull
There but little inquiry Tor shipping brands and
heard of no sales for export. The only
1900 bbs Southern -four dull, but unchanged Sales
400 bbls Rye -four quiet but unchanged Sales about
200 bbs Corn meal was duh and nominal; small lot of
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following vessels have been entered al the
Custom House as transferred from July 3O:-
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Ire New YORK State Convention for colored men,
to be held at Saratoga, has been postponed until
August 81. Rev. Henry II. Garnet. John NJ Langs-
ton and other leading men viii be present
The Clarksvllle (Tenn.l To!gcco LeU and Franklin
Reoieao are out for General W. A. Quares for Cover
nor. The Lear wants Browns friends TO put Quarles
In their pipes and smoke him.
Colonel John H. Savage, OF Warren Tenn, declines
nomination for Congress because OF the Fourteenth
amendment
The democratic county convention held at Selma,
Ala, recommends General Jno I. Morgan as can
didare for Governor.
The editors OF the Charleston Republican have
fine prospect before them. They say that Judge
Carpenter declares he Will horsewhip them Just as
soon as he Ia thoroughly whipped in this political
campaign.
The Butler county (Ala.), convention recommend
Judge George Goldthwaite for Governor and Colonel
Hillary A. Herbert, Of Greenvhle for Attorney Gen.
eral.
John A. Bingham writes that he Is In the hands OF
the people on the question OF denomination. An
exchange suggests that ar Washington he was In
the hands Of the land grabbers and tariff monopo-
lists.
The fall campaign Of the Ohio democracy opens
at Delaware Ohio, on Wednesday, August IT, with
a mass meeting and speech from General George
w. Morgan.
The ant-prOlongationists have carried the day In
the Georgia Legislature and great Is the rejoicing
thereat among the democrats.
The Missouri Democratic State Central Committee
have issued circular TO the democrats Of that State
setting forth their reason for recommending that no
democratic State ticket be put in the field next FAIL
The committee however, urge the election OF as
many democrats as possible to the Legislature, but
recommend voters In case to vote for any not
publicly pledged in favor of removing oil suffrage
restrictions.
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MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS
Married.

DOUGLASS BRAY.-At Belleve, N j., on Thurs
day, August IL, by Rev. S. W. Sayres, Mr.. BENJAMIN
DOUGLASS TO MIS-. MATILDA BRAY both OF Belle
ville
WITsCHIEF-GRAHAM.-On Wednesday, August 10,
at the residence OF the brides father Port Jervis by
the Rev. DR.. Thomas Galaudet. of ST. AIMS church,
New York, MIR. PETER WITsCHIEF to Miss FLORENCE
GRAHAM.
Port Jeryis papers please copy.
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wheat was dun and lower and nearly nominal The sales
were about 6lUD bushels at 81 "a for No spring, ~ u for
poor No. 2Chicago, z256 81 29 No. Milwaukee
81 40 ~ fs for small lots amber winter 81 81 at 81 so
new amber southern and 81 05 for white. Rye dull,
and prices were entirely nominal Corn quiet
There was 80 about $1,000 bushels SIC
estern, and II W FOR yellow. Oats 6rner
the sales being about oOoo bushes SIC per oushe for
Western and b2c Doc. for Ohio State, Sc for
white and black Illinois Both barley and barley malt were
dull ana we heard OF no quotations Prices nominal nj
former quotations.
fRElGn1s.-rhc market was dull and heavy and rates
were lower, especially FOR grain, for which
gagged In the Liverpool steamers The charter.
ing business was quiet though there still
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
per cent for carrying to fat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
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Young Steve Douglas Getting Bcligerent.
From the Raleigh IN. Gu Standard Holden, radical

The Sentinel OF yesterday has violent and sour
rilous attack on this gentleman. 1t has like every
thing emanating from that Office, much abuse put
no argument All we have to state is that General
Douglas feels perfectly competent to take care of
as liar. and That he stands ready TO subsUantate
his words either by physical or mental force He Is
on the street every day and is ready to maintain
everything he says does; in other words he Is per-
sonally responsible. He looks with contempt upon
the Sentinel and its editors He looks upon them as
mere fools and towards. II they have anything to
say to him let them say it to his face ana not hide
themselves behind the editorial "we."
[P-h.e-w What furnace blast, this hot weather j
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. The Court OF General Sessions opened at eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning, and as no business was
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Edward Carey, Of As West Twenty seventh street,
yesterday fell out OF his wagon In varlck street and
was severely injured.
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Since Jan. sl55 $685. 25 1884, 5000 sls4 1926 900
MISCELLANEOUS.
Money was easy at three TO five per cent on call.
Discounts were unchanged.
The following shows the results OF to-day's busI.
ness at the Sub Treasury IN this city,
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Adam G. Vail, Of 35s Broome street, charged with
shooting Matthew Fitzsimmons in the leg with re-
volver at the corner of Laurens and Prince Streets
Sunday night, was yesterday committed by Justice
CoX at Jefferson Market to answer the result OF the
injuries UPON complaint Of officer Critenden OF the
Eighth precinct
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. Boxton Market.

BOSTON, August 26.-CoFFEE.-Tnere mas osst ss,,
some movement In Java on private termA u. Dus y
otherwise the demand Is quite moderaLe. dLe s
sales have been 5000 pockets Java tne 0aianGe W
an import, on private terms; small lots ~ - na
&c, gold to the trade; and Rio at 16ai7c per ~,
gold. Mocha and st. Domingo commune very
quiet. -..-,. -, ..,;;,.. a-r, ~,
cotton. with better demand from manulactu.
eTs than FOR some previous weeks, and rather pet
ter prices have been obtained Tor enc ce gtsaeS.
The sales have been at l4na15c lot oIalnasS az
|I61saI7c for good ordinary; lea191fc TOT low Mlu
ding, and l95a201<c for middling, lncluuing up
iaads and Gun. The market is now nrm az taese
prices, with fair demand. >.,,..,,u ~,
DOAHsTIcs-There is very nrm ieeI1g iot a.. o.,
desirable cotton and woollen goods Wltn lai!
demand from the trade, although the business is
mot uuite 30 active as for some previous weeks.
Stocks, however, are well sold up anu the pros
pects or the trade are quire encouraging.
fCjrNNY BAGS.-The market continues qulte Gull
for gunny bags, and prices are nomlnaly 2oaZzc
currency, as TO weight.
GUNNY CLoTH.-The market is qutet ana nc
sales OF any consequence making. We. quote
native and Borneo auSOasIc; and domestic bag.
ging at 3oaSoc per yard, as to quality.
HLY.-Good hay ia scarce and the uarSet nTm'
The sales have been s25a35 per ton, az TO quality,
but SSOaS2 per ton may now be considered laif
quotation for good and prime Eastern.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market for spirits turpen'
tine has eased of to 41a41 &c per gal Win sales
OF l60 casks. Tar is quiet but firm at SSa3 - PEI
bbl. In rosin there has been very ltile oolng ,or
some weeks, but stocks are held with more nrnl.
ness. Southern pitch has been solo ID sman iots
at So per hbl.
RIcE.-The sales have been confined TO small
lots &c e1sc for Carolina, and TIlRThc Tor Kan
gOOn.
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:. NORFOLK. August 27.-Cotion quIet;, low mid
ding l7Hc; net receipts 1ls; exports coastwlse
III; stock 756.. - - - -,
,2AUausfA, August 27-Tae cotton market open
ied quiet. with very limited demand at 17ac fof
middling, ruling exceedingly quiet throughout
the day, buyers showing no disposition to ope-
rate, and we quote the market closing dull Wlsn
fully y decline; middllng II; sales IS bales; re-
ceipts 1O3 bales.
MOBILE, August 27.--Cotton easier; m'dahng
17x; net receipts IS bales; exports cosst"lse' al
stock s0l5.
GALVESTON August 2i.-Cctton dull and prices
nominal; good ordinary 15c; net receipts Q bales
stock 5326 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. August ?7.-Cotton qniet and
steady; middlings 171Ec; sales 40 bales; net re-
celpts ss; cosstwise 81; total ITO; stock 1885,
bales. Sterling 2sa2s1z. New York sight X pre-
MUM. Gold 16al61<.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, August Is !: Tue mar
ket has been moderately active, and is steady -
certain extent, though outside figures are reached
with diffcuity except on very fine lots: sales OF
259 bags Rangoon in lois at al}sc; Garoilna COLL
mon to good per cwt IS 75a9; Carolina prime to
fancy per cwt SO 25a9 S71S; Rangoon per 10 'a7hc;
Rangoon, gold in bond, per 10 a'ia3hc.
From the Journal OF Commerce The market Is
quiet but firm and unchanged. 800 eags Kan
COON Sid at 7a74c, currency, and 10 casks Caro-
Ina at 9a9I<c.
From the Daily Bulletin, August &c: The de.
mand moderate only from the trade. and the
marker without any new OF interesting features.
sales Of 100 bags Patna at s,sc. and $50 Rangoon
at 7a7:5c Carolina common 10 good, per cwt.
So T5ae; do prime 20 fancy do 50 25ae sIH y; Ran
goon per pound "a &c; Rangoon, gold in bond,
From the World: The demand moderate, en-
tire.y from tie trade. at unchanged rates. Sales
OF 100 bags Patna at sisc, and $50 bags Rangoon
al 7a7tlc.
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Passengers,

Per steamship Champion. for New YorS1
a Prineie. Miss Isabella N smith, Miss Mary Prin-
ole, ] II Purley and two children, Miss lseaT /
Miss Parson. Mrs NJ Tweedy. Mrs BrodnayE, T. J ! +
,Verdery, A Davidson, R Bloomfield, wade ID
champion Gallagher, DR. Patterson; L. enlG l;s anu II
iiawiese, D Conner, " Howland, " Coates, 5
Brown, + Eden, W a Menheim, A 4 Esdra, .
Shea, Police, Miss Pauiue Rhett. Miss : Laoe an
iW J woodruff, st Beiser, 0'Nel. ~ = hSo 20
!ertsen. Smith, ". Eleaner, B Pose, Mrs Ga
pers, Mrs Ingtahani Jr, Miss Tracey and ser. ser,
want, r Brewster, Master Willie Alike a. Mas;er ss
] Aiken Mrs G Holmes two children anu maiu, aS,
Mrs Aiken, Miss d Aiken, Miss Martln, MIss
Ellen A Aiken, Miss Means, j Read, Col tracey,
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proof Of wilrul falsehood, for he was an order
f.. WsIl.behaved negro, who attended TO nus
S business, and had nothing to do with politics,
and consequently could haze excited no III IL,
feeling the Ossst bs eSass any is eas se an q
pf pfhaea t5s prppmpings Of heart fatally bent upon
The piarters and property-holders. Of this
county should be under obligations to- Mr..
jones for the timely warning he has given
them, that be, win set the law at defance-win
trespass at will on their premises, and 60
guarded by armed men to protect him In bis
prudent men, looking to. their interests, the
planters and all other. property-holder VIII
heed the warning, and make such preparation
for the defence Of themselves and their prop
erty as may be hecessary.to protect ooth.
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Major ] Van Horn, j R SpRrhaw. A Mitchell, "
81 Ohafee, Mrs Sarah Allen, A McLoy, and In
Storage. - = ..-...--..-
Per Steamship Clyde, from New York-Mlss Nc
Mahon, W Townsend and wife, Miss Town.
send, Master G Townsend, Chapman, 8 Conen,
E harris, r BREEDER, ] Johnson. II Fiodquist, J
Adams, Barry, q Balm, and q St0Eell.
2 Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jack.
sonvine, Fernandina and Savannah Jordan,
L Sahlman, Rev A Emerson, W Miller, Captain
Singleton Captain Phillips. B n Baer, Mrs B
Smith, A ] Lawton, Mrs Girardeau and three
children, Captain Baker and wife, Mr Cartassoz,
Mrs Madden, Mrs Burrough and son, and II deck.
Per steamer Starlight, from Savannah, Beau
fort, Pacific Landing and Edisto-H Beck. Mrs
Glbbes Mrs Sans, n Wuhrmann, " Wha.
ley, q Arzeir, and 1 deck.