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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
Mont Carnes' Horse.

The constable of Seialia township Is
very fond OF fine horse and prides him
self upon being the owner OF fast STEP
per. He has traded horses three times
during the past week, but each time has
been unfortunate enough 10 purchase a
nag blind in one eye or with some other
deformity which he did not discover until
after the animal was pure hased and he had
begun to become attached 10 it.
Mont's laiss: acquisition in the 81 ape of
horse flesh he considered veritable daisy,
but he loaned IL to reporter yesterday
aud when that functionaIy mounted the
fast stopper, il absolutely refused TO move
He evidently did not have nose for news
U eon investigation IL was found tha. the
horse was still tied to the hitching-post
and pulling back so hard that = was i'm
possible to lutte the halter. TIE impa-
tient reporter proposed to cut the halter.
"Hold on" yelled the constable, "that
halt.r is worth more than the horse"
After considerable effort the stubborn
brute Was united. but the reporter declined
10 have any hing more TO do with
him. Then the constable GOT mad
and he traded that beast for al ANNA
which he regarded as superior specimen
Of horse flesh. This he turned ov to n boy
to ride home, but the rider was deposited
in the middle of Main stree, aud return
ing with disgust written on every Inca
ment OF his youthful cour enance lie IL
tonne Mont that he must take his darned
old horse home hisself This the constable
did as soon as he could find the animal
which was eat;n; from haystsek on
East Main street. He says be is done
with horss trading for The present.
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A Pleasant Affair.

There was quite pleas mt gathering OF
Young people at the residence of S. Carr
on Broadway, Friday night. in honor OF
Miss Nellie Carr's twelfth birthday. Light
refreshments were served. and the evening
was very pleasantly whiled away with
games, etc. Among the many present the
reporter noticed Misses Blanche Bron OF.
Pearl Palmer, Minnie Kingsb ker, Belle
Kiugsbsker, Lulu Chsple, Msmie Russell,
Gertie Leach, Ada Jefries, May Despa n,
Daisy Ford, and Messrs. D>a Garfield, Al.
bert McClnrev, Bert Matthews, Club.
Leyeridge, Will Leveridge, and a few 9TH
ers whose names could not be learned.
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If jennie liked that chewing gum?
How Bridget liked her ride Thursdsy
evening?
Why he ladies won't let Bob 60 into
the pa'lOr?
If Ka'e has seen Bad since her return.
and if so, did she recogniz. hir?
VIII certain delivery boy thought
he was dOirg Thurs !ag eveaing?
If the young ladies enjoyed the beer
they gpt on Main street yesterday?
What the young ladies were looking al
through the crack in the fence yesterday
evening?
If the young gentleman who was wait
ing SO patiently al the depot last evening
received al answer Is his second note?
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Police Court.

There were bnt three cases in the Police
court yesterday morning and they were
totally d void of any interest. Following
was the docket.
Fred Young, the would-he policeman,
came in and pleaded guilty to the charge
of drunkenness and disturbing the Ieace.
He was fined Sc.
j. B. Athem got too full for utterance
and was taxed s..
Fred Emerson was taken In On the
charge of tresspasing and was fined s.. He
was subsequently, givea a stay OF execution
to leave the city. He left.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
Cumberland Presbyterian SYNOD

Missouri synod # the Cumberland Pres.
byterian church which embraces the north.
ern half OF the state, will meet in the um.
he' lard Presbyterian church in this city,
next Monday at ii a. m. Quite a large
delegation Is expected. One hundred aud
thlrty-eight names has already been re-
ceived,
AT 2 p. m Wednesday, the synod will be
resolved into college convention in The
interest OF the new college. Something near
800 OCO have been raised for the endov.
ment, and this meeting fully expeets 10
raise the remainder. These meetings will
b. quite interesting.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
Pole Slate

Following was the record of arrivals at
police headquarters at Il O'Clock las; night:
Michael Ready occupied No. for veg
rancy.
Chas. Connors, for the same charge, occu-
pied part of the cell.
Man in No. too drunk to tell his name.
Alice Manning, Kansas City woman,
for lexd conduct.
james Neal, associating with prostitutes.
Polly Martin, lewd copduei.
Jack Stevers. disturbing the peace and
refusing to pay fine.
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A Happy Couple.

1t Is seldom in this wicked world tina,
the full fruition of every earthly hope is
reached and Joy is perfect snd unronGned.
Such an earthly elys'um, it seemed, ives
being enjoyed by youthful couple at the
depot yesterday. They sat in The ladies'
wairirg room. e'ch with large red stick
OF candy in their right hands. In his lap
repose1 her yarn mittens, and one little
hand lay conhdingly in his big broad palm.
No one had the heart TO modest them, and
thus they sat in blissful silence until the
arrival Of their train.
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Successful Hunt ers.

Mr.. J. n. Daily aud Mr.. G.. w. Bishop
Of Cincinuari, Ohio. returned Yesterday
from tks hunt on the Os lge. They
were delighted with their trip and Mr,
Daily says he killed one of the largest
coops he ever saw.
Mr.. Bishop is former employer Of Mr..
Daley and is nephew of til. ex governor
OF Ohio. He feels confident IF a demo-
cratic vic.Ory in the Buckeye state next
Tuesday, aud thinks there is no doubt
whatever Of the election of Cleveland and
He bricks by handsome majority.
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Badly Wanted.

st. Louis, Oct. lie j. Wyman, pro-
prietor of the restaurant at Ills Clark ave-
nue., directly opposite the Four Cou-ts, is,
badly wanted in that vicinity. When his,
cooks and walters assembled yesterday,
morniug to go to work they found the res
taurant closed, and further investigation,
showed that the proprietor had left for
parts unknown and lett small army Of
creditors behind. The restaurant did a
rushing business during the week and
Thursday night Mr.. Wyman courted up
his pi e and decsmped. The butcher, ba.
ker, cook, d:shwssher and waiter all called
upon Capt. Fruchte Yesterday and related
how they had been duped.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
The North Sida

Should feel proud TO have grocery store
equal To any in The city with yonng msn
full of energy, ambition and thorough
business man, perfectly reliable. Mr.. WIN.
Bode has, without doub', as fne and as
good stick Of staple and fancy groceries
as any house in the city. His expenses are
less and prices lower than any other house.
Ii you wait good goods, low prices and po-
lite treatnen', call on Mr. Booe, 425 North
Usage street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
Crushed to Death

News was received in this city yesterday
of the death of J. n. Barrett, in the wards
al State Line. Barrett was a night switch
man in the yards. Friday night as be wss
walking over the cars his foot slipped ard
he fell between tie cars, aud IVES mangled
in horrible manner. He lived short
time after and rsqu st ID that he lie buried
a, Lesvenworth, Kas., which was done.
Barrett was a single man and was uni
versslly liked.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14

Chicago, Oct. l1.-Teleerams were re-
ceived in this city to-day from the rresi.
dents of all the roads interested in ratify-
ing the formation of the Colorado and
Utah pools ss outlined at the recent meet
lag in this city. This makes certain the
msintainance of rates at least until jan
usry 1st, 1885. The percentages should be
determined by arbitrator ]. F. Tucker, and
that his decision should be final.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
See the Grand DISPLAY

OF ine, IA. ard tender meat at the cid re-
liable meat establishment of Kruse & Fred
ricks, corner OF Seventh and Ohio, and you
VII always get your meat there.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14

must 60 AMI see Bro. Jones about nv
daughter So phia teaching The Bible class
in the Sundsy School" and he walked rap
Idly away.
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day night and several places Were entered
The general impression is that the robcing
was the work of boys, as a man could no!
have got into the stores through the small
openings .de. Several parties are sus-
p4cied and the police are on the wat b for
them.
AT MAYOR RICKMAN's
meat shop an trance was effected by cut
ting a hole in one of the front window
SCREENS. The money drawer w,s broken
open and all the chapge which had been
left for yesterday was taken. Ii is though,
this robbery took place at about 10 O'Clock
as gen leman who was passing the store
at III Il time says be head noise inside,
but rs il was lark and the parties did not
seem TO be the least cautious, be supposed
it was some of the employees of the estab.
lishment
AT G. R. DUDLEY's
East Third street grocery store an entrance
was effected By breaking a pane of glass
out OF the side windows. Here the robbers
appropriated q number Of pocket knives
some french harpS. a box of cigars, some
BRAS finger rings and q lot OF tobacco,
amounting in all to sbout $40. Mr.. bud
ley does not leave money in the drawer
over night and il is fortunate for him that
he does not. Mr.. Dudley informed the
reporter III 4 some one had entered his
store about two weeks ago but to that time
nothing was taken but some edibles. 1t is
very evident that the robbers were &C.
quainted with the premises from the fact
mat they knew Just where the things were
which they wanted and bothered nothing
else.
PATRICK sLAyES's
Saloon at tie corner OF Third and Mar
win stcCets WAS The next place visited
Here window p me was or ken GU; the
off lot OF cigars and me whisky, besides
eleven pennies, which w.re hit in the
money drawer Nothing else was missed.
A DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
Charl.s Sorenson and wlllirm Bowen,
two pl; s'erers from 81. Louis, employed on
the new addition OF the Merchants h5;e .,
and boarding at SD East Third street, dis
coved yesterday afternoon that thsir room
hal bean entered ~ there's, wro succeeded
in getting away with silver watch, gol.
plated chain, gold collar button and about
3 in money belonging TO Soren-
son, ard a lot OF shirts and
other articles OF clothing belonging to
Bowen. Both parties are satisfied that the
robbery WAS committed during the dav
yes erday, after they had lett TIE house for
their work, slthoueh they did not miss the
articles until in The Afternoon. They are
confident that no one could have entered
the room during tie night witnOu; their
know lsdge.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
BUSY BURGLARS.
They Visit Several Places in East
Sedal:a, But Meet Witt Poor
Success.

Burgl. RS were busy in East Sedalia Fri.
day night and several places Were entered
The general impression is hat the robbing
was the work of boys, as a man could no:
have got into the stores through the small
openings made. Several parties are sus-
p9cied and the police are on the wat h for
them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
New Maple Syrup

Just received. Also, maple sugar, guzran.
tee&pure, HAHN q STURTEvANr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14

Hon. ]. w. Hayzlitt, Waterloo, Iowa,
a member of the state Legislature, keeps
ST. Jacobs Oil, the great pain e1re, on the
shelf, and ssys he considers it the greatest
remedy ever used for bodily ailments.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14

Eorstord's Acid Phosphate in Sea
sickness.
s. S. Parker, Wellington, o., says:
While crossing Lske Erie | gsve it t.
some passengers VINO were s.asick, and i
z We I'm ne iia:e relief"
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STATE CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

Pcstors and delegates from all tie Con.
gregai.onal churches in Missouri nest with
the CoDgr gatioDal church of Sedslia on
Tuesday evening of this week. In add.
ton, there will b. eminent men and .lo.
quent speakers 1rom New York city, Bos-
tor, Chicago aud Constantinople. Ga
Tuesday evening, at 7:30, there will be a
sermon by Rev. Henry Hopkins, of Kansas
City, followed bv an address Of welcome by
Rev. Allen ]. Van Wagner. On Wednes.
day evening Rev. DR.. Dunning, of Boston,
and other eminent men, will speak. On
THURSDAY evening Rev. DIR. Barrows, of
New York city, DR.. Humphrey of Chic ,go,
aud DIR. Gr,eu, of Constantin, PIE, will
speak. The day sessions will be extremely
interesting. Vital topics will be discussed
by the above eminent mea, and By clergy
men from ST. Louis, Kansas CITY and DINER
places. The choir ha, prepared to render
the finest music. A cordial welcome to all
to the meetings both day and night.
Those who are 10 entertain guests will
please be prepared to do so at any time
Tuesday.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Mission sun ley school, correr Mis-
souri, and Co pr streets, at $3.50 %. u
unicn prayer meeting Thursday at 80
p. In.
First Baptist church, cnrner of Fourth
and Lsmine streets. j. B Fuller, pastor
Service; at IL ?. m. and $50 p. IN. Sun
day School at $50 a m.
Episcopal services to-day at the usual
hour, corner If Seventh and Ohio streets
Pr, acning by the Rev Dr.. Foster, morn
ing ami e\ eGing.
congregational church, corner Ohio
and Sixth streets, Alien J. Van Wagner.
pss;cr. Sunday school at $50. Church
serves at IL a m, and 7:30 y. M. Mr..
Van Wagner will preach both morning
and evening. A cordial welcome 10 all.
First Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Lafayette avenue, a. II. S'ephens, u .stor.
Morning subject: ':Chri>t or Self" Organ
voluntary. Adsgio-A. Lebeau. Volun-
tary: ~ he Lord is my Shepherd" Of r
tory: Andantino-Gugiieimo. Sunday
school at $50 3. IN.
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Wilbur Walden, for the past -four
months an employe # this ofice, left las
night for his home at Fayette, where he hs:
accepted position On his fathers p per
the How arr County Advertiser. Will is q
good boy and the BAZoo wishes him sue
Cess.
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina
F NJ Hull, w ID Simkins. L = Bond, w \
Jastin, L A Holt, ID Dancy, Perkins Son
j II Jones, 4 Falk, Butler y 5, Woods & Co, a
Einstein's Sons, II Myers BrOs,W Gordon
x Co, J jerks, ID Ray, X Altmayer 4
Co.
oct 29-FOrdg Office. 5. & w Ry. 7 p HUI
ger x Co, j Hart & Bro. II A UlmO, NJ Ferst
Il Co, II Roach 4 Bro, NJ Mendel 4 Bro. a A
VIM, a Enrich, NJ Boley 4 Son, Lippman
Bros, f \ Schwarz, Garnett, 5 Co, Walter,
I & Co, JnO Flannery q Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, Oct 29-FOrdg Office. NJ Henderson
) krOuskOf, ID Y Dancy. W + Alexander 4
Son, II Myers Il Bros, j b Reedy, Dale, w &
Co JnO J McDOnough & Co, r Reppard, 5
III Zoucks, A + Smith & Bro, Lee Rsy Myers,
Lippman Bros, l. NJ Mccarthy, NJ Ferst 4 Co,
A Letter, Warren 4 A, Harmon & r. III Mil
Ter. Epstein & W, Rutherford & r w l Miller,
n Understands Son 4 Co, ii Solomon 4 Son,
ID cox. j McLendQn, II 2 Moore, l Epstein
n Rro' w ID Simkins, Riessr y >, estate Jno
oliver, NJ BOley 4 Son, A Hanley, 4 Miller
& Co, Frank 4 Co. J Gibbs, Z l. Gilbert
Co. j McGrath & Co, Graham II, Perkins
Sons, Jno Flannery & Co. ii NJ Conner 4 Co,
Chas Ellis. " w Chisholm, BOgart u ii, But
Ter & S, L J Guilmartin a Co,Garnett, q co,
w W Gordon a. Co. " alter, Coo l. Jones,
Baldwin & Co. NJ Maclean, II Roach & Bro, j
G Thompson. e Roberts. Weld 4 II; sayan-
nah GuanO Co, c ~ ''"lcAt a Iar1 iSt : :
son i Co. Wheaton a Son, IA a REV W =
Jackson. ellis, II 4 Co. ID c Bacon n Co, J 4
Williams. l. Chestnut, Peacock. IL & Co.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 2S-FOrdg Agt,
.Jno Flannery & cow w Gordon & Co. Order,
+ NJ Farley, Baldwin & Co, L Guilmartin 4
Co, Ii N Conner Il Co, Garnett, & Co, Wal
ter. L & Co. Warren & A, BOgart 4 II. Weld
& III, A VIM, p Williams, Muir, ID & Co,
w /, Wakelee. NJ Henderson, Mohr Bros, j
w Pead, ID Lester, Dwelle, X & Co. Mrs 5
Peril, j S TyeOn, Mrs Z Campbell,J III Ruwe,
r Understands Son 4 Co. Rutherford 4 +, 5
Guckenheimer n Son, n Whitehead. G Ivey,
EE Cheatham, H NJ Conner & Co, A Einsteins
sons. n Myers 4 Bros, Warnoek a ;, Puder
q d. Meinhard Bros & Co, NJ I Quinan. West
A Letter. w | Miller j NJ Patton. 5 Cohen, A
+ Smith & Bro, Mrs j Flannery, Joyce a II.
SOlomOns s. Co. e W Davis, Weed G, ID
Springer, Z II Carson. VIM Hone q Cos Lipp-
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MEMORANDA.

Tybee, Oct 30. 200 D m-Passed up, steam
ship VIM Crane, barks Ibiapaba (BraZ) Cate
rlna Cacace (ltaD. Condor Nor, brig Robert
City of Palatka.
Passed out, steamships Amy Dora tBr).
Nacoochee, barks Candeur Nor. Prudentia
tNor.)
Passed across sound, schr Chas S Bayles.
Arrived at anchor, bark Drowning Sophie
(Nor), and one unknown at dark.
AZ anchor, waiting, bark Ararat (NOr).
Wind NE, light; cloudy.
New York. Oct 2S-Arrived. schrs Fupbemla
A Hayes, Fernandna (see Miscellany; Mar
Gus Edwards, Outten, Jacksonville: l. G Kane.
Woodbury., Georgetown, S G.
Cleared, schrs ID W Mclean, HalIock, May
port, David Streaker, Camp. Jacksonville.
Ayr Oct 27-ArrIved, bark Maria ID Utah,
Giuseppe, Pensacola.
Gothenberg, Oct 22-Arrived, steamship
Lysu us (Br), Philliskirk. COOsaw, S G..
Buenos Ayres, Oct 27-Arrived, brig ZereIde
.Brl, kickham. Brunswick for Rosario: Sept
IS, barks Eme lie Marie Nor. Olsen. Bruns-
wick; Sept Is, j III Love dam, Nyholme,
brunswick.
Montevideo, Sept ls-Sailed, barks Laura
Utah, CastellanO, Brunswick; Primo ItaD,
Chiesa, do.
North sydney, c B, Oct 26-Arrived, steam
ship Plymothian (Br), Pinkham, Bathurst. n
ID. for Pensacola.
Apalachicola, Oct 27-Cleared, bark Palma
(Br), Evans, GOOle. f..
Georgetown, 5 G. Oct27-Arrived schr Hat
tie l. Sheets, Dale. Philadelphia
Georgetown. ID c, Oct 27-CIeared. schr r w
Morse, Reed, Key West.
Philadelphia, Oct 27-Arrived, schr Nellie S
Pickering, Flowers. Jacksonville
Wilmington, \ c, Oct 27-ArrIveG, bark
NOrdenskjOld (NOr), Abrahamsen, Tvbee
wilmington, Del, Oct 27-Arrived, schr
Bessie Whiting, Dayton, Savannah
ROckland. Me, Oct 27-Sailed. schr Ring
dove, Haskell, Jacksonville.
BrunsWlck, Ga, Oct 27-Arrived, banks Sa-
ward tBr), COpp, BuenOs Ayres; Live Oak
LBr), StulWell, do; Parana GER, Staber, st
Thomas; Telemach (NOr), Anderson. Oran:
schf Samuel l. Russell. McLain. Baltimore
Cleared, barks Fama Nor, Taradsen, Ro-
sarlo; StatsmlnIster Stang NOR, FalchonbeTg,
BuenOs AyTes.
Bath, Oct 27-Arrived, schrs Chas w Morse.
Haskell, Portland, TO load for South; Willie
Martin, Holbrook, Boston, do; Loring c Bal
lard, Bearse, do.
Sailed, schr Reuben Eastman, Eastman. do.
Belfast. Me, Oct 27-Sailed, schrs Relief
Wiley, Jacksonville; Webster Barnard, Mar
shall, New York.
Pensacola, oct 27-Arrived, bark Thomas
Perry ijrl, Robbins, GreenOck; schrs Anna j
Ehener Cherry, New York; Forest Home,
Kent do.
Cleared, bark Johan Frederick (Sw), john
sen, Queenstown.
Jacksonville. oct 27-Arrlved, schr John S
Davis, Green, Philadelphia.
Key West, Oct 27-Saled, schrs IneZ Hus-
ton, Taylor. Pascagoula; Isabel Alberto.
Bishop, Cedar Keys.
New York, Oct 29-Arrived, Guyandotte,
Asia.
Arrived out, Auran1a.
savona. Oct z9-Sailed 2lst bark Baccicin
Revella, Pensacola.
London, Oct 29-Str GlenlIvit, from Coosaw,
has arrived at BOness.
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Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina
-i6 bales cotton, bbls and AZ boxes oranges,
sacks rice, 3 sacks nuts, l case shoes, l box
mdse, = bales hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Oct 29-3S bales cotton, 2 cars slaves, : bbs
tallOw, l52 caddies tobacco, y sacks rice, %
bdls brOOms, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, Oct 29-l,54l bales cotton. IL cars lumber,
$50 bbs rOsln, 20S casks spirits turpentlne, 254
sacks rice, 95 boxes oranges, 10 cars wood, !
car cattle. l car lime, IL bales hides. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Oct 29-6, lbs bales cot
ton, l20 tons pig iron, 100 bbls cotton seed oil,
100 bbls rOsin. l29 bbls spirits turpentine, %
ears lumber. 20 bales hay, 35 tierces lard, 450
cases lard, 20 bales domestlcs, 2l bales hemp,
Is bales checks, crates hams, 9 bales waste,
10 bales paper stock, p bales rags, ID pieces
machinery, 1871 bbls flour, % tubs butterine, 20
bbls whisky, l case whisky. Il bales hides,
hbls potatoes, bags potatoes, l Dbl syrup, ]
nf hbl tallOw. bags peanuts, l key syrup, "a
sacks rough rice, case eggs, / car wood,l box
and bdl harness, cases boots and shoes.
rolls leather, ) cases saddles, 4 kegs, 50 head
cattle, 20 head sheep, bars steel, 25 boxes to-
baccO, pkgs traps, boxes hardware, boxes
sto-a fixtures, buggies, lots furniture, 4
trunks. , coos chickens, lots h goods,
bdIs sacks. % bdls boards. Is sacks chestnuts,
Is sacks racks, s cases drugs, cases milk, .
boxes dry goods, cases tinware, box books,
IL ibis dried peaches. metallic case, boxes
b powder, roll hose, box type, % cases
mdse.
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MARITIAIN MIsCELLANY.

Schr Euphemia \ Hayes, Hayes, Fernan-
dina Oct for Port Spain, put into New York
leaking; Oct -, lat 81, lon 70 30, had a heavy
NE gale, lasting days, during which lost
head gear and sprung aleak, and, as the
pumps gave out, bore up for New York for
repairs. Oct %, Ole Olsen, seaman, a native
of Norway, died from exposure and was
buried at sea.
BaTk.John Boyd (Br), from Savannah fol-
BuenOs Ayres, which put into st Thomas il
distress, was leaking and lost flying jibboom
and fOretOpmast with all attached.
Jacksonville, Oct 27-The German bark
Helolsand, from Honduras for
Liverpool, is ashore eight miles
below the bar with eight feet of water in her
hold. She sprang aleak in last weeks storm
and was beached to save her. Tugs have gone
to her assistance.
Steam schr Louis Bucki, for New York
lumber laden, returned to-day. having LOST
her shoe and injured her propeller and rudGeI
by striking on the bar. Her cargo will have
to be discharged before she can be repaired.
Key West, Oct 21-The repairs to the all
pump being more extensive than expected
VIII detain steamer Duchess (Br), a week
longer.
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s. N.l. 81. uoou.-Cousols. l0I 9-l6.
49, "rl- q, loon.-etuczs strong
rert. ENclAnEe-long. - 50
81 & q ~. state bonus dull.
al-1s strouc.
-11eEa 20. Wonev closed
r- -.- ell- Lrelsurv Balance
rrrenCv. sue. ls4, 90. GOV
r-cr. four Per cents. l2lFss
bod stale hands steady.
ne stock Exchange to-day
aa ei iaarUreloss. Toe selling
central continues. and Louis
again weak The mrst
per cent. on rumOrs
ed refused % send repre-
rsriereuce % De called for the
TIE uassGn-er rate war.
N.sAFtlc zen or . per cent.
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