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re = pslsh. Don't Jon know ~
\ ~! Moss what on the top Of ~ ~ d
air You dom IN thar2" the old fellow N u!
clained. approachin9 the pile Of losk x
.o @. |! TIE io0undrel' But nsvsr naad a
81 don't know how; don't know -
"Wall, eit me out somehow, fer IL u I -
time / war 1t tho house, bein' ua4I3 - =;
lie white man stead Of shet mp - ~
"fosn I'm powerful sorry to TN - 4
but you air too late. Lib is now the rs ~
vife ~ Andy Moore" sSaIss'1s a
Mo- raved furiously. "Ob, I'll eit ~
~ hovlsd. "r!l fill him 8 81
6 lsd sh.s n bed Ina make track two hshM
oh, but Moss" cried the old man
alarm, don't git him till after the oi1eG
TT he hrs promissed to take mo. Hut ~
No how this happened an then III ~ n
q m chop Jou out"
''vgell. ], viii. This mcrnin' I dle
| started on over to yo' house. Out yandl9 q
| met that ecoundrel Andy. He commenAo&
/ - sRr2tulate me on winnins the Gal: ~
| thAt be ulter love her, but didn't NO ~ s
an wound up BY sayin' that he had abot1o
hsre. He flowed that I ouehtse
have little to brace me aet
tie solemn ceremony, an I thought mysGI3
| that did, 20 agreed to come Of down
| here With him. Said, he did, that he -
&c hid % the fellcrs couldn't drink Il up.
| Wall, altar walkin' awhile we come to Thu
place an ! axed him whur q
| var an he lowed, he did, that he had
made IL 20 cure sose 6ne tobacco in-
/ lowed he could cure it in thar an
mot feel that some Teller war Roins
e steal IL. sThar's the bottle in thar, .sayo
/ he. Go in an hep yo'se'f.' come in an
/ took mp bottle that seed layin' down,
but, a. IL sorter seemed to be fastened %
something, I pulled it an then hearn suthin
drap. Lookin' roun' / seed that q door had
i fell behln' me. an had me. Then seed u
i all. He had fixed a trap fur me an had uie,
i but Won bet I'll git him."
sNot till after the show, Moss; fur thu
Hove OF heavens not till after the show"
.sWhut shOwW
.sWhy, the one that's to be over to Shady
Grove-rale show with bosses an sich."
You don't tell me-"
"Yas, suh, an beautiful gal rides one q
n the hosses."
WALL said Moss, after moments ~
Aection, s'ef that Teller will take us all "a
tho show we'll call it squar, but you bet II
10 mighty good thing he's got suthin Il
fall back on. Now git me out"
OP1E P. REAn
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the hour Of his victory was at hand. II
ON . rail fence, musing over the darkness OF
his future, whom old Hamp Bly, came along.
Hamp had been known to grab steer and
make him bawl for mercy, and then, with
ont SHOW Of pride, or, indeed, without
taking any refreshments, had smashed a
ballot box with his fist. He was not only
elected constable, but became the leader Of
society, supsrseding AL Beers, whose only
accommodation was the fact that he had
once started . balky horse. Well, while
Moss was sitting on the fence. Hamr
came along and asked him il the sun hadn't
warped his corn-rows, they was no crooked
This 10 the greatest insult that can bt
south, and Moss, without considering thu
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ON THE HILLS OF JUDEA.

Where il the morning brighter,
Whore is the sir more bland,
Where do the stars glow winter,
Than over this lonely land?
Slopes that are brown and barren.
Scarce show q spear-gleen sod.
But wait for another Aaron,
And the blow of his quickening rod.
Never wild voice quayers.
Never song bird trills;
Only the warm light waivers
Over the desolate hills.
Flooding, the pilgrim passesS
Patient, the shepherds 60,
Seeking the tender grasses,
Far in the Wales below.
Shade there is nowhere growing,
Wide as the eye can sweep;
Founts there are nowhere flowing
Down from the rocky steep.
Only the vulture veering
High like wind blown welt,
Only the poppy peering
Out from the ragged cleft.
Once there were orchards tAeming,
Once there were pastures fair,
Once there were vineyards cleaning
Green in the golden air.
Now there il cesolation:
Then there was bounty; then
Flouished q haunty nation
Strong with its million men.
How is its proves shattered!
Dust are its priests and kings;
The sons Of its sons are scattered
Like seeds on the swift Winds wingA
Their doom is . who'e worlds scorning,
Yet where is the soul that thrills
Beholding the light of morning
On the broad Judean hills!
-CIinton Scollar,
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social standing of old Hamp, sprang upon
him and choked him until his tongue lolled
out. When old Hig Dalch heard of this he
strong breath, said: LIB is yourn."
It was great day. and the people came
from every direction. There was the man
who had sworn that he would never cut his
hair until Andy jackson was elected again,
and there was the young fellow With tin
that had become hump backed by bending
over the hand-loom shy girls that Thought
themselves beautiful in red calico
dresses; old men with tobacco juice
trickling down the time-seama at the cor
that looked as though "dirt-dobbers" had
built nests in their hair. Horses neiRhed;
dogs fought; mule colts kicked one another
with q low, dull thump; cats scampered mp
the trees, and q bull calf stood in the back
yard, serenely chewing the brides handker-
Andy More, who for long time had
sought the girls hand. approached old Hig,
who sat in the doorway crunching the rind
of a baked shoat, and said.
NJ Moss %,. is ,goin' to git powerful fine lady
"He ia, an nuthin' shorter" the old man
.! wanted her myself nightly. but sioh
"Yas, jest about sich.''
II b'leve I would mako her better hus-
band"
"That mout be. but whar il yo' oreden-
tials? You amt done nothin' to win the
never-dyin' love Of 9 gal that kin skin q
squirrel like liftin' sock often q CLOTHES
line.''
tits becsze never had . chance, Mr.
Dalch."
"Oh, you have jest had a. much chance
as anybody. Chances don't come to q
mans house and boiler halo at the fence
| they lie hid, an Of you want 'em you got To
skeer 'ein up. Wonder why Moss don't
come on?"
''Mebby he's in the other room with the
gals"
just then Lib came out and asked: dad,
have you seed Moss2"
mo; lowed he war with you.''
II amt seed him an it is dun past time.
Wonder of he thinks a woman kin wait all
!. day to be married? Somebody 20 out thai
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an blow the HON an Of he hsa1s u - wtA
think it's dinner time an como up, aho.
They blew the horn. but Moss did not
come. Il wonder whar he ID, !" said tne 0l0
man. HE never failed to be on time -
''Oh, reckon he's dun forgot Il" Andy
avail. / must say that weddine Il :
putty thing to furgit, = the girl replied.
"You air too putty thing fur me ever e
furgit," said Andy, bestowinR upon ner Z
here. Lib, he don't kerr enough for yop e
como, 30 you marry mo. Thar - JesNoe
of the peace an he can make ont me -
pers.'
an you amt got nothin much; : ],
i've got . COW that he KANT tech: u !.
eyes, but he's got liz feather beds that
wall, but I've got shnck matarss tha4
amt to be sneezed at unless you've go
powerful bad cold"
whats the use Of talkin' nonaense. "
her an that settles it" VI. J.
Say" Andy remarked. after : short
silence, "thar 10 goin' to Be circus over ~
Shady Grove to-morrer. War a-talktn, g
Moss about goin' thar, but he lowed snas
he wouldn't be kotched II :ich Z plac 81. ".
exclaimed, "a sho' mum circus, with h0eDea
in iff''
..'Yas. an with oarryall load q mon
keys" 49,,
ssYas, an elephant"
.But have they got tiger an beauti-
Eyes, got all that an mo-, too"
.sOh, wish / could go!' ga
EFF you'll marry me to-day I'll take YOU
| thar to-morrer."
"Will you take me, too2" exclaimed old
Dalch, springing to his feet.
"Yas, I'll take you, too:'
The gals yourn, Andy. Git that fellel
to fix up the papers"
Late. that evening while old Dalch wai
wandering about In the creek bottoms
looking for his COW, he thought he heaFt
some one calling, and, turning aside. b
discovered low hut, built Of enormou!
logs. The old fellow WAS pusxled
| for he had never seen the hut before
nor could he tell Why it should hav'
been built. as it was too small for
human habitation, and had no roo
except number OF heavy loea on top. Al
he neared the hut he saw that Il was q
strong ~ fortress, and. looking still
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received her majesty's permission to land.
and. land-without removing boots or hats.
The Helena party drive out to the naval Sta
ton Esquimalt [pro. Squimalt] i've miles
distant, where are stationed six men
s sd, AZ. . sae &.r OF SPITE. so'1 MANNED ssi
by 5l5 men. This drive rivals the most IA
NOUS for beauty and our friends return
using superlative adjectives in very rock
less manner. Another party tried to hire
Jehu who seemed to be holding his chariot
about , for the rate 81 dollar a. and ali u per
hour calmly announced that he would
charge two dollars hrst for taking them in
to the city. Al this was only short dis
lance OF they proposed to walk to the city
and hire him at that point, but he drove of
in lofty scorn at such yankeefied bargain
Victoria, though the seat Of large trade.
extending from Japan to England, and
proud of its many Wholesale houses and
wealthy citizens, still has about its streets
an air Of almost Sunday quiet. Men stroll
o'clock and roll az leisurely back at very
early evening hour. The electric cars re-
verse their motion and back up to any stray
passenger accidentally left behind, and the
wharf is without single newsboy or fruit
vender.
An air Of sristocratic calm and
4Al8A 4O0ROOV0UAAVy VA0N0NV0 Vv0Ay.
Nothing is 90 vulgar as haste" And what
a vivid contrast to the garish newness of
most western town the old homesteads in
the midst of their retired but ample grounds
present! We wander through. the broad
plums Of tall ferns and rank grasses and
peep over high fences at stately mansions
or tinv cottages empowered in glossy ivy,
sweet honeysuokle or dainty clematis and
surrounded by the gayest Of flowers in
tropical profusion. Even the currant
some Of our company. are presented with
roses five inches in diameter. Dozens Of
huge boquets are sent to the ship and in
one alone we count twenty varieties.
An evening stroll past tho trimly-kept
lawns of the governors mansion, whose
various towering shrubs, shows an unpre-
tentious but roomy house in stucco with q
tin crown fastened above the main en-
trance. A chance glance through. the din
ing room window discloses .
table resPlendent in silver and
glasses. II is evidently reception evening,
and fear Of intrusion bids MS hasten our
steps.
And what a, soft, enchanting radiance
illumines the air in the gently falling twi-
light-what sweet fragrance Of forests and
And everywhere ever changing and never
ending vistas Of mountain and
bay, the American throne Of
mighty Jove towering, snow capped
and sublime on one hand and the cloud
enveloped heights Of Mt. Baker on the
other, and over all restful, dreamy calm,
mingled with '.murmurs and scents of
the infinite sea- Small wonder that the
party returned with the unanimous opinion
that Vancouver should have belonged to
Uncle Sam and quoting. ''lifty-four forty or
knowing that this will be our last
opportunity to communicate with
friends for twelve days there is
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HELENA TO VICTORIA.
bUND FOR THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT sun.


Jocund day. stands tiptos on The misty
'untain top ON the first morning IN
rust a. the Queen Of the Pacific sails ma
Eioally out Of the harbor Of Tacoma.
sleepino passengers aroused from their
mbers with the by no msans gentle fare
/ salute from her brazen whistle, and
usual swash Of waters and stir and
rry of departing vessel, realise in the
/ swaying movement Of their berths, that
last they are en- route for the tourists
Ist Eldorado, Alaska! Before
ships festive gong has sounded
morning reveille, We are
upon the deck peering through the fog
to where the reborn city Of Seattle
udly stands, or rather climbs up the
untain sides. At 10. with words Of
ise and admiration, We wave our adieu
This young giant, nobly deserving the
ito "Excelsior,'' which it metaforically
yiyidlv appears to wave in it's onward
] upward progress.
The sea dir has chilling damp which
ketrates our inland sensibilities. Two of
Helena friend are found in the "sooial
h. with faces mottlsd in tints of pale
b and red and looking generally frost
kcken. The extra hannels we're gil packed
Ting to reach the boundaries of Alaska,
we soon discovered that morning At
may refuse to be warm, though IN the
Unity Of Seattle, just a. we afterwerds
kned that morning on land may refuse
be cold. though in far OF Sitka. A sud
shiftinR of the wind or the steamers
{rse, 4 rise Of fog or clouds may plunge
from the temperate into the frigld at
ment's notice.
CITY Of the Puget sound, Port Town.
IA, and anchor BY the side Of the steamer
Ter, which, having been delayed some ten
o by an accident had left the Tacoma
ks but few hours in advance OF ~.
Ions, while all hands below sare busy tax
on board what seems tosunexperienced
an eronmous quantity OF enormous
and other provisions. Our clearance
bers obtained, We CROSS diagonally the
ats of Juan de Fuca, and at early eve
greeted with q distant view of the tur
and spires Of the British city Victoria,
they rise from their tree-embowered1 ls!-
home. The staunchly- built wharf ID
d high with the rusty irons
wrecked vessel hauled out
the Wo6ef0 0o&fsOye 1uAO AeCooo.e0
j of steering and backing and pulling to
Oh q clear spans and the youngest mem
Of the Helena party, with CHARACTERISTIC
tern .saetthereness, )" leaps onto the dock
d the vessepa eide. A Chicago physi-
!, following his example, was sternly
imanSled back ~ orr captain, nnd our
srprislng youth escaped the captein'a
only to be collared BY an English ofdceI
ordered to give an account Of himself.
his summary manner are We impressed
the fact that few hours ride from
and that the Queen OF
Pacific must do obeisance to the queen
england before landing her passengers.
,eivlnR the assurance from our captain
It we carried neither dynamite nor SNUG
l goods, and that our intents and pur-
90 included nothing more dangerous
u staring at the queens namesake, We
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\ hurried scramblinp Of letters and rush to
tho oflaoe. The thoughtlesaness OF haste
causes several to present envelopes with
miniatures Of George Washington, only TO
learn that the father Of his country done IN
red 10 not exchangeable for Victoria IN
pinkish yellow and add ono more cont that
the latter may adorn the upper right hand
corner Of their letters
Our party 10 completed hero with ninety
six RAYMOND e1cursionists who have come
from Boston via the Canadian Paoino, and
after loading an incredible amount Of beef.
the steamer ID headed for Fort WranRell,
the land of the mysterious Totem Pole.
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II 70, buy house that will rent for ID ~
cent ON the money invested. Call At tn
premises, 1O6 Alta street, one block east d
6oback, and one block south of Broadway
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Carl Teichert announces to his friends
and patrons that on and after Saturday,
August %, he will sell the celebrated
Schlitz b Blatx Milwaukee beer at nve Osn1p
Per glass. Everybody can now drink ~
best brands Of beer for the Same price q
the inferior brands. The Now, rats
take effect tomorrow. No reduction "a M
size Of glass. The best Of lunches to order.
Don't forget; Milwaukee beer only Nv
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Tho Helen. hardware Company

Tho Helena AardwaFe Company
Guarantee the new Baker gun to shoot
equal to any high priced gun in the market
and should any part fail through defect in
material or workmanship they agree to re-
place the same free of charge.
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Great Reduction in Beer.

Second hand and new furniture on inG1Alfp
ments. b. q. Lenoir, Northern Pacific depot.
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DO You Want q sn.ps

May Agnes Flem:ng's novels, bound in cloth
only 3l.1b Ct The Fee Hive.
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The Rose hath.

The Rose bath.
81. Louis Post Dlspatch: Il IL luxury
far OF, desirable but unattainable, 90 says
tho practical mind; but not 10. This lux
ury Of the ancients can be obtained by the
nineteenth-century maiden at . cost second
to nothing. This bath Of roses can be
made a. follows: The warm water, in
quantity amounting to the usual require
ment of the bath, is first softened by stir
ring into the tub finely sifted oatmeal,
into which is added also . half q pint of
glyosrine; lastly put. into il two drops of
altar of roses. If the massage treatment
be available, use it by all means; il not, let
q coarse towel and hard rubbing serve the
purpose Of the massage system. This bath
is simply fine, a. 1t softens the skin and
After all, to obtain it il a simple thing, too,
greatest expense of all.
H0meseeker's Excursions--180O.
Round-trip tickets will be on sale at Mis-
souri, river points September and %, and
October IA, 1880. Tickets will be limited to
continuous passage in both directions, with
final limit for return Of thirty days from
date of sale. Rates apply to Kansas, Ne
braska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho,
(east Of Weiser), Texas. New Mexico and
Montana.
Tickets will be sold at on4 fare for the
round trip and can DO executed for return
passage :.; At Intermediate point J il above ter
F. and r. Agent, Unnion Pacific R'y.
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To Sp0rtsmen. ~
Tho new Baker gun is for sale BY
HELENA Hardware Co.

hereby announce to the public that Mr.. r q
Burgess i no longer connected will! my busa-
work which he may do. g. ". JACKSON.
Prop Jackson's Music House.
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years, but on account of the obscure posi-
ton which he held in society, had met with
constant repulses, but sudden and fortu-
nate turn Of affairs lifted him into promi-
nence and success.
He had been detected and knew not that
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-16
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


Nrw YoRx, Jan IS, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady. Money easy at sos per cent.
Excnange-lon 2, 81 81 u; short, 81 80. Govern
ment bonds neglected. State bonds dull but
steady.
following were the noon stock quotations:
Erie $500 261S Richmd 4 w. p.
c ncago NorGn. 11O1s Terminal 2l1s
Laie 5nore. -. .104,s Western Un-on..' So1s
$500 D. m.-Exchange quiet to dull but steady
at 81 1904 81. Money easy, closing offered az 4
per cent. Sub-treasury balanc 9s-Con, 10 ,o5..
900; currency, IS, 95S,0 900 Government bonds
dull but steady; four per cents l25; four and
half per cent. coupons 1923 State oonds
entirely n elected.
The stock market to-day was dull and con-
tracted as usual of late, but there was better
istribution of business, though coal stocks
were still the most prominent in the regular
list and Sugar among them. Inc tone Oh 1he
market. however, showed marked Improvement
over that of the past few days, being firm to
strong after the first half hour. ADD the daY >
business resulted in marking higher prices TOT
almost everything on the list OF acOiVe sIocks
Bears were early on hand this morning, with
demonstration against the general list, whlcn
Ind the appearance of hammering to cover
unon hut the result of the drive was only frac-
tional losses, and the support given was sucu
mat fine attack was soon discontinued There
were scenes that caused the pressure 10 Dc
changed from coalers to grangers. ana some
selling of st. Paul was done upon tine story tnae
the management had charged larger amount
10 the capital account than 1t should nave done
The decIiae. however, was measured by the
smallese fractions, and other grangers were
fairly well held. Chairman Walkers opinion
upon the Union Pacific Northwestern al .ts
was again made to do duty against blose
stocks Rut Northwestern scarcely moved az
ali and success in Union Pacific was on tne
same scale as that in St. Paul: lgar was nrm
from outsiders being prominent as puyet -
After the nrst drive the market Sc .tled GOWN 70
duilness and firmness. but late in the day wa a
covering in coal stocks became notlceaoie, ens
upward movement all around became NOR NOR
pronouaced. aud material ADVANCES "ete seo-0 y
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Jan 10
-745 bales cotton, ~ sacks rice, 5 sacks corn, 2
pkgs sprinks, trunk, 2 landaus, 2 poles. 2 sets
wheels, II bureaus, 10 pkgs tobacco, 4 casks
chains, bdls glasses, "a nests trunks, 260 pkgs
d bone, case cheroots, bales shucks.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway
Jan 1896 bales cotton, 2, 156 bbIs rosin, 1876
bbls spirits turpentine, 10 bbls potatoes, 5 bdls
sacks, 10 sac potatoes, 3 bbls syrup 2 bbls oil,
bales hides, empty drums, 81 cars lumber, 5
cars coal, 230 sacks cotton seed, cars wood, SO
empty bbls, boxes goods 1850 lbs brass, so
sacks rice, so pkgs mdse, 10 bbls flour, II bags
cotton, 430 bars iron, Is pkgs furniture, GO bdls
iron, 400 sacks meal. IA bbls whisky, 10 boxes
scales, hf bbls whisky, So bbs crude turpen-
tine, piano, IS bbls bottles, 4 cases cigars. 75
pkgs goods, 0 bbls eggs, 10 bbls oranges, Il
boxes eggs, $500 boxes oranges, 81 crates poul-
try
Per Central Railroad, Jan 15-2,637 bales cot
ton, 81 bales yarn, "a bales domestcs bales
hides, rolls leather, bdls paper 500 lbs lard
$3.50 lbs bacon, 10 bbs spirits turpentine, 1900
bushels oats. 1876 bbls rosin, SO, 90 lbs bra 609
bales hay. s cars lumber, II cords wood, % head
horses, 30 bushels rice, 1 car lumber box
wax, Is bales paper stock, 8 cars cotton seed, 30
pkgs mdse, 200 5blS cotton seed oil, car stone,
~ boxes hardware, 10 cases eggs, 10 cases liquor
IL pkgs furniture, boxes starch, 80 tons pig
iron,
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THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1890

Baltimore. Jan I3-Arrived. schr Katie ]
Irelan, Crockett. COosaw, 5 C.
Brunswick. Jan 13-Arrived, bark STalen
NoT). Hendr.c ksen, Tybee; schr Joe Kelly, Sa-
vannah.
Sailed, banks Alexandra Herculano Port)
Rio Janeiro; Eleanor Nor, Olsen BuenoS Ayres;
schr John II Tingue. Burdge, New York; I w
Dunn, Mcfarland, do.
13th-Cleared. stmrs Dora (Brl Mills, Liver
pool; bark Columbia Nor, Ohlgreen, Monte
video
Sailed. banks Benguela Nor, Fuglesang, Mon
Z Eaton G. lmage. New York
Bucksvills, 5 c, Jan lS-Sailed, schr Frank NJ
Howes, Mckinnon, Berbice
CooSaw, ) Q, Jan 12-Arrived, schr Benz F
Lee, Steslman, Savannah.
Bleuos Ayres, Dec ARRIVED, bark Levanter,
Gerry, Pensacola.
Sailed, barks Carl Both (Cferl, Noss Savannah;
Tare (Aus Stuck, Pensacola; WoOdside. Den
ming, Barbados; 9Th, Aqula (Norl Stoesen,
Pensacola; Crown Jewel (Brl, Grafton. Barba-
dos; Ehezer Nor, Abraham en-. Pensacola;
Elisa Utah, Vassalo, do; Patmos (Norl. Roth,
savannah; Simpatia Utan Sambuceti, Pensa-
cola Teresa ROcca Qtah, TeriZZauo, do; I'm
berto Primo (ltan. Traverse, Brunswick; Undine
Ger, Ohland, Pensacola; 9th, Assunta Mar
cnese QtaD, MarcheSe. Savannah; Katie Stuart
(Br), Reid, Barbados; Nereid. Griffin, do; Shet-
land, Haskell, do; 9TH, ship John Bunyan (Br),
Sorensen, do; barks Austria (Nor) Wallace.
Pensacola; CASTELAR, Nor, Larsen, and Marietta
ID titan, Romano, do; Nevada (Nor) Tosteusen,
savannah; Sth, Laura (For) Ship Island; Perla
del FIata tArg) Antola, Pensacola.