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MS TRITELS ENDED.
A Salesman who win not Sell Watches for
Three Years to Come.

Joseph r. May of Seventh avenue and
Twcnty-frst street. travelling salesman Of
scli-lighting gas burners has owing to circum-
stances over which he has no control. discon-
tinued his travels May who was until yester-
day Jolly and drcssy. called upon Mrs. Mimic
Florence Of 81 East Thirteenth street on the
evening Of the 9Th ~ August. He asked her to
lend him slj upon a cluster diamond ring that
he wore. She said that she was not a good
Judge Of diamonds. and declined to lend the
money. Then May offered TO sell his watch and
chain fer SIS. Mrs. Florence bought the watch
and chain, On the following day she found that
they were made Of brass, She saw May in
Blocker street on the 18th ult., and had him ar
rested.
In his trial in the General Sessions. May.
who was attred in stylish clothing. flashed his
diamond ring in the jurors eyes, and testified.
smilingly. that no bought watches and chains
Of the Kind that he sold to Mrs. Florence in
John street for 1925. wore them on his travels
and sold them wherever his chance acquaint-
apces fancied them. for whate1yer he could get.
and his smiles vanished. Judge Gildersleeve
sentenced May to State prison for three years.
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PENNsYLVANIA KNILMoAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
ll .LLl --LL.-r ~ Il. L.-A

T.
On AMI uttcr Nov. 10. 1875
Trains leave New York. via Dcsbrosses ami Cortandt
streets Ferries, follows
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West amt South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at A. NJ, and
X ~ 4. daily
For wlliamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at 80
NJ connecting at Cory for ritusyile. Petroleum
Centre. ani the OIL Regions Williamsport and Lock
Haven, . A. NJ
Baltimore, Washington. and the south Limited wash
ington Express" of Pullman iarlur cars daily except
sunday, 10 A. VI. arrive Washington - +. NJ Regu.
lar at 80 aud 20 NJ, and 10 4. VI, sunday
$50 A. NJ and lOP NJ. For Baltimore, I r. NJ, except
sunday
Expression Philadelphia $50 7 80 10 p 40 Limited
II AN, L. T. 3, q, 81 % and 10 +. NJ. sunday.
and second class 7 30 4. VI
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey city, aforing speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trans arrive FROM Pittsburgh. 30 10 40 A. NJ 10 10
T. daily. a.inA VI B2nP VI daily, except Monday
From Washington aud Baltimore d 80 A. NJ 2 -
80. l0luf. sunday go A. and 40 90 T. NJ
From Philadelphia o. 3D. ~, 70 ~. II 80 ),
8 90 80 % ~. 81, aud 10 10 T. NJ sunday, o.
u hO. 10 ~ ~ 80 A. 20 1ulu +. ".
Ticket ohlces 526 and pit broadway, Astor llouse
and foot al Dvsbrosses and COrtlanlt s Court IT. and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot loot Of FULTON =, Hro9klyn.
ia llb aud llS Hudson st. llObokcn. Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
General Manager. GCu'l Passenger Agent
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rWO IN SLW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED KQUIP.
MENr. AND rilE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLl TIE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER NOV 10 1874
Express Trans leave New YORK. via DesbTOsses and
tprtauit streets Ferries AS follows
80 7 49, \ ~ D. 10 udmitrd, II A. N |, T. ., g. 3D.
~ aud 10 T. sundays 80 and A N ., d. : 80
= 3d. and ~ 4 ".
boats Ut Brooklyn AnnaN" connect with all through
transfer ior Broukly n travel
Retmrnlns trains leave fnlhdelpha Y oi, a. g. T.
49, T. 80, and II 4 NJ tLimited EKpross 40 r.
~, ,. I. 80, 7, AMI 7 - T.. On SUNDAY ~ ~.
a. - X IA NJ i7nPM
Ticket Offices 90 ami nli BlptlwAy. Aston House
and foot 0i Dcbru.s,s and Nortutt sta Court st and
bropkYn Annc Depot loot uiFulton II Brooklyn iii
ll6 Hnl llS Hudson It lllbHheu. Depot Jersey Clty
EmlWan uckct nfice, battery place.
FkAAk THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
TROY nOATs leave Pier -, N r. foot Leroy 81 ,
dahy, except saturday, at6P NJ
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STEAMBOATS, uno Ra.lJoloa.
ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE'S IINE-l
n Pier 81. \ Il, daily, except sunday at1 4 N.
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
~ via AIS as Point

"A Pier a. \ r, daily except Sunday at6FI
NEW LINE TO HUSTON.
~ via AAyns Point
NORWICH LINZ. PIER ~. r.
Steamers CRY OF NEW YORK aud CITY OF BOSTON
alta 81 4 daily. sundays included
fARk ONE DOLLAR every day In the week.
connecting with boat At Alyn's Point
GOOD SUFFER- FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Tor sale at Pier -
Norwich line Tor Boston, Worcester, Portland, ami ali
P''"'' "O' NEW tSSp6S AND NORWICH.
Steamers cry ~ LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH, from
Pier ~. n X, daily. att 5nP. VI sunday excepted.
Tickets and state Rooms be obtained the office
OF ihs eSo,npsny ~ broadway corner ot Ianai st
For further Information. inquire at Pier 90 y X
NETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
IVA WAN.-Open from % A NJ. 10 ~ Z. VI. Rector
st, nearest point Tor Wall Il ferry Nortandt St near
point for Jersey CIV ami Communtyaw ferries Park
place. nearest point tor Post ONCE city Hall aud
Barclay It ferry 10 Hohoken Chambers St. nearest
point for faNona and Erie Railroad errV Franklin st
Jersey CITY; bleecker 1t, sh st.. nearest points
for Christopher 81 ferry 10 Hoboken. 18th St
Nearest point 10 Union square and Lyceuu Thea
tres. Academy OF Music. Irving and Tammany Halls
23i st-Ncarest point 10 Booths II james, ami Park
Theatres, Grand Opera House. Glmores Garden, Ma
some Temple and Jersey City ferries $50 st-Nearest
Aquarium. and san Francisco Mlnstreis. 42d st-Con
meets win New YORK Transfer Co cabs Tor brand ten
FOR uptown trans. take east side stations. For
downtown trains, take west side stations Fare 10
cents eNcepthctween the hours VI o. and ~ VI AMI .
ana II NJ when the trc ~ scents Connects with the fol-
lowing horse car lines At Rector ST with for south
Terry at Grand st. with Tor De shrosses and East
Grand II ferries AZ Blocker st with and
i ferries at IAN with cars West 23i and East
23d and saith 81 ferries, At sii st. with ear. tor Wee.
hawkeu Terry at 55th II, with cars Of Belt Line Rail
road WIN X GARRISON, President
NJ. VAS BRocKLS. superintendent
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Address IlII SIN, New t"H---
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w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
snstlntllnn.

WHITING monthly, bookkeeping. aulhme.
VIZ uc. spelling, an hours
FAME. 90 how rs mp town college. l.aiI Broadway
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Histtllan.uus.
CuALLENGE
"a 1ilE INTERNATIONAL DAIRY FAtK AND
Of.TUMAKgAnINE

n
"A 'rllE iNTsENAfi9NAL DAIRY PAIR AND
o,.....-...,.. LE0nAkSARlsk -, ,,..,,..
port.n 'ndu.tre. Of the United states having been Re
city by the Executive Committee in con-q uence OF the
ears entertained b, thr commission dealer. IN the Old
SION, the following correspondence Is submitted 70 the
7 Mortimer seayet Bsq General superintendent, Inter
the ccuiirs TAR s IL Oleomsrrsrine butter and We
win ne obnsrd TO youn you val send Us INC blank
riIE COMMERCIAL IASUT1trURiSG co
4 ; Patterson. Ksi secretary Commercial Nsnuf.etur
,Ss 81 Sos s msss rs IgGc,9o e
ns91v r,, She nveuon Of onl cnnmi,
snd Is especially declined Tor The reason that u Is not
''''' a"'' p'1Tf"So RTisEE sEHyEk. sssts,ary
exhibition N the Far surrounded by the choicest ex
hbits Of DAIRY butter Of his nsuon and that Others II
MI Tee q WI be an esy matter OF eoursc to detect and
funi TOT the prosecution dealers nbranded Oeo
margarne. We oncf So mslort, Of TIE judges OF the
which exhibition ani were manufactured by
the Vo1 rik n,RP.tIg SSefrRlxg co
eiJ West tS,h st, Sew York
posr OFFICE NOTICTn-rnc toreisu mar, iot
this ONCE on Wednesday, at 10 ~ NJ . tor Europe BY
Tor France 10 he orwarisd b. THIS st amer must be
specially adlre.s.di and at u % 4 N, tor France
10 NJ Tor kurope by steamship City OF New York via
q he cor~srdea b, this steamer must be- .p"eiai al
dressed and Ati2 n, tor kurqpe BY steamship fn'ii
via Plymouth, ChefhOurg. mud Hamburg. on saturday
at II 81 A NJ Tor Europe by steamship Gcrmanic Via
Queenstown spondence for Germany ard scotland
T. he forwarded by ms s amer must be specially al
dressedl and at II ~ A NJ Tor germany etc, by steam
ship khein, Southampton and Bremen CORE spond
Great Britain and the Continent to be forwarded
by this eaner must be specially addrcsed aud at ~
NJ tor Scotland direct. by steamship Bolivia, VIA 0las
gov The steamship. Abyssnls, CITY Of sew YORK ant
Norway. The mails tor the West Indies, Brazil, aud
Argentine leave New York Dec The mails Tor Hayu
aud Jamaica leave New York Dec The mails for Ha.
yans lea.e New halh Pee me mails 4 LOT vnina ana
traliA, Ac. leave san Francisco Dec 70
l.. JAMES, Postmaster
Posr owes. NEw YoRK Nov ~. i7TS
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Cost auo 4ouno.

I OST-Bank book No 4J7 40 on Blocker street
IL savings Hank The finder Will be suitably rewarded
by returning II ~ the Long Island city Hotel office
Hunters Point. L. /
4 OST-B Black lOckct. initial II" A suitable reward
on return to -, at Railways, - Warren ST.
Chloe LOST 9th Az. between $50 aud 5Bth sts
- Finder rewarded At 10 west sd st
&1 HEWAHD,-lIsi, Monday, the ~. black set
DeD ter dog, with leather collar when lost The above
reward will be paid BY leaving him at $50 West l2d St
DUNSElTll
goo WILL be paid tof the return of bundle taken
" ~ from wagon Canal 81 aud broadway FRIDAY
Positively no questions AddressJ OSBORN MORGAN,
Stables, Division place, Newark, n. j.
CDR REV RID. Lost on Tuesday at \ A. N at
W 81 fth 81 and 80 Elevated Railroad station
diamond cluster ring. stones The finder will receive
the above reward by returning II 10 ~ Cannon st.
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Siiuurlons aclunt,o.


4 LADY who has had long experience with phys.
N clan AS nurse will take charge Of an invalid rcquir
INK skul care; produce the highest testimonials
20 competency &c services very reasonable Apply
Lady Manager widows aud Orphans society, Win
Mrop place, New York
YOUNG man who has been employed as trimmer
n aud bushclman in clothing establishment wishes
situation TO trim bushc object sausiact tory
references Address c. box lsl sun Office.
INO Boss Bakers-A situation wanted by N RI hand
fancy bread baker AddressF Is box lOS, sun Ofiice
NANTED-A situation by a practical watch case
w maker. springer, and eweller or iObber in good
store no objection 10 u any other place has got
most all the tools required hrstclass reference given
Address WIN DURONDER 80 West 18th st.
NUANTED-A child to take care Of will have a
w mothers care; adopt child with black eyes and
light or dark hair % brand St. city, LIST door
WANTED-SituauOn IN bakery n second or third
" hand town or country good confecuoner Address
SCOTCH % Beach St
IOI EAST arm STA respectable girl t. wash
~ Il aud iron ana make herself generally useful is
willing and ohlglng good reference, no objection 10 a
boarding house
COR WEST 10TH ST, second bell --Firstclass
O~O dressmaker long experience, to take IN work Or
so out, reasonable rates
40 WEST s1TH ST, really middle aged
-t+tO woman to do hOuseMOrk Of plain family. cook,
wash. and iron, wages e., 81 month reference gwen
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no PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD.EsTABLISuED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN TnRouGI TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DErOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO In NEW YNkK.
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ILlntbntrn.

WANTED Boiler engine anI Skating. capacity .
" 10 l0horse power Address STEAM, box loi Sun
ONCE
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IUNIPER TAR CIGARETTE--Instant relief
and rapid cure Of nasal and throat cAtArrh. price 2
MANS MISSION On EARTH.-A thorough
WI medical treause indie how confirmed disabih
may be removed The experience OF ~ yrs study Oh
serVaOn ami profe Onal pracce showing the nces
that Will insure restored manhood strengthened vitality
and sound conditions VI health that have been impaired
By OvcrtANcd powers A Sta temrnt obstacles 10
ragc and Of tle means BY which they can be removed
hy mail 2hc currency postage stamps Address Sec'y
Museum Anatomy and Science, Ia broadway, Y.
DROP. JOHNsON'S pure borax and stove polish
pays salary and commission Call At address with
stamp ior circular, US Lafayette aN Brooklyn.
WANTED set Of second hand tuners tool. Call
w at 3l6 West 3jth st. DANIEL fLIEllR
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Suuss FURNISHING.
AT JOHN LNNCu's FURNITURE, GARRETT,
n BEDDING, AND STOVE WAREHOUSE 3si THIRD
AVENUE, second door from 18Th st. The largest stock and
lowest prices ~ the city. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY
PAYMENTS TAKEN
A ~ J., BAUMANN.-IIMENs REDUC-
"a TlON ana 40 months time gwen u pay Tor turm
ure, carpets and bedding AT the largest establishment
IN the CITY. 5l2 and 5l4 Hh aN, corner 3oth ST
RAUMANN RHOs. are Offering great bargains IN
- furniture carpets bedding nj thor stores III anu 30
Hudson st.. cor BruOne. weekly and monthly payments
EUKNIrUHE,c carpets bedding, cheap Tor cash, OF
weekly or monthly paymenls,at3" hudson 81 q REID
IMMENSE REDUCTION in prices OF furniture.
carpets bedding stoves, kc Tor cash or weekly or
COWfEkTuWAIf co H. I55 and 1877 Chatham, st
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UALFCENT PER POUND tor old paint skim,
carnage aud vArnish makers slush. FACTORY.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-30

~ = F&E sRftW4~ aEIHtF
= "a. .Malhe.:n ON the l.. c, s S. c. n. R, has
population of 600, IS a thriving business
centre, ,andcontrots the trade Ot&n average
radius OF oy er eight niles, in which the,
JoURNla has larger elrculatlon than all
other comfy papers combined.
AduertsSsrS spil IDEAS make a note of this
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Il did that, asir, There is the
money for i. Wilt % enough ~

"Oh, yo1 did It, eh ?" scowliug
at him. "Well, give me the money.
What are you eternally prying into
my press for, anyhow ?"
"It's not a press. It's pump.
/ understand it all but that wheel.
| canitmake out what that wheel is
there for,' star ting for it, his hands
in his pockets.
The cd man talked to John awhile.
That evening he called on Mrs.
Steele, and sent up his card. "Pe-
ter Copley, Machinist." sd -
"rve had my, ewes on vour b oy,
ma'am," he said, abruptly, "for
some time. Noticed him the night
of the explosion. ia like to take
him with me and teach him my
trade. He has a sound, practical
head. that boy."s -
Mrs. st eele accepted the offer,
and went with her boy.
Twenty years afterwards, Mr..
Nagle, then judge in the Supreme
Court, tried a case in which the
firm of Copley and Steele, engine
builders, was plaintiff, re
In the course OF the. suit, he he
came acquainted with the junior
member of the firm, man of high
standing in his business, and of
equally high repute as maD of
pyobity and honor.
Ond day there was sudden re-
cognltion. -..
John Steele, the ?"
"Good.for-pothing ? Yes" said
John, with laugh "and 10 Det-
ter acquainted with the classics or
bellies, Iettres than then, judge. I had
but one talent, and ! came very
near burying it for life. Whenever
l hear a hoy despond because he has
not dozen tale nts; say. Look
for the one talent, boy Lool for the
one :"
't.E fIs - : 60 .~S--- sEE
PHLIRTATIoN. - "Phairest Flo
ra ~ billed an amorous youth,
''phoreyer dismiss your phears, and
phly with one whose phervent phan-
cy is phixed on youalone. Phrierds
-phamily-phathea-- -phorgett them,
ard think only of the phellcIty of
the phuture Phew phellOws are so
phastidlous as your Pherdinand.
pleign not phondness If you pheel
it not. Phoregn phrolic,F aud ans
wer phinally, Phlora." ooh, Pier
dinand, you phool," she cooed,
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"Yes, l think l may say without
boasting that this is the model
school of the State, and Clarence
Tracy is it's model sch 0lar."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-30
PIANOS AND ORGANS {ss Sssss1ss y,:s

avery supercrior Piano or Organ, equal ly
every excellence to any made at Munufac-
turer'S Wholesale Price, and thus save near
ly one-half of your money, do not fail, before
purchasing, 20 write for catalogue OF de-
scriptlon and prices, 10 Post Office Box Sgs5
New York. l2-lv
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-30

TNREAS URER S SALE OF UNsEATED
L LAND s FOR TAXES FOR 1876 and
1871, AND PREVIOUS YEARS.-Notice Is
hereby given that in pursuance OF an Act
OF Assembly, passed the 18th day of June
y, d.. lSl5, entitled AN Act to amend an
Act, directing the mode uI selling unseated
supplements thereto, ttercwilf be exposed
at public sale. or o olItcry the following
tracts Of unseated lands in said county for
the taxes due and unpaid thereon, at the
Court House, IN The Borough of Beilefonte.
on the second Monday in June, A. D., 1875
ACRES. PER. wARRANTBE NAMES. TAXES.
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The cood.For.Nothins.

#a go
"Yes, think l may say without
boasting that, this. is. the model
school of the State, and Clarence
Tracy is it's model sch olar."
Mr.. Pigeon, as he spoke, glanced
at a slight, TAN hoy, at the head Of
the class. e ea4rEaU a,s,f-r
always first. Recites page aftel
page without the break of syllable.
Obedient, gentlemanly In short,
sir, if you discover fault in that
boy, you must have keener eyes
ethan miae." 100 - HIT
= 1t was Mr.. Pigeons last day in
the academy. He had been ap-
pointed to proffessorsnip ina col
lrge, andthe new teacher, Nj. Ma,
gle, had arrived to take his place.
Mr.. Pigeon, in fact, was iuaugefat-
ing him in his Office.
"Iere is the roll Of names" he
SAID. Il have added a remark to
each which may give you hint OF
tho character OF tie boys. You will
flud it useful
Mr.. Nagle looked over il
"'John Steele'-which is John
Steele ?" he asked. a. r.sA1P
s'The loutish, red,haired lad at
F'the end of the bench. You'll OBJ.
serve the vacancy in his face"
Now opposite John Steeie'S name
was written, THE. Igood-fqr-noth-
ing"
AS the boys changed. Glass; Mr..
Pigeon whispered, 81 am almost
forced 10 believe that that boys
mind is impenetraHe,-so far AS
knowledge goes"
Mr.. Nagle paid more attention
: to, John Steele than to any other
=. boy that afternoon. It was undeni-
ably bad case. He was in the
FIRST page of the Latin grammar,
u
while other boys of his age were
= reading Virgil. 80
John stumbled over the first de
1t@clensiJn, breaking down invariably |
il the, ,vocatiye. He bounded France
by Russia. and moved Canada in a
. Ian D downito South America.
- FL
Nj. Pigeon had taste for poetry;
heread with -Gne effect, and was
anxious that his boys shonld acquire
ihessame. taste. lie was in the hab-
Is freading some brief poems to
them at the end of the mornings ex-
ercises. To-day lie chose LoIgfel-
lows Psalm of Life" The boys
wereencouraged to give their opin-
pns Oh it. vFf. 7~ |
s,IIow does this poem affect you,
Clarence ?'' asked Mr.. Pigeon. II
They re most noble verses, rsir,.'
= said the lai tiueHtly.- 'sWes might
lake some, Of them. as d motto for
our lives" = -szsss -.-fe..,
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saeas,'I'm always. there" promptly
"Mosl ly foot Nf8E -~.
owe nus. trH and hing avo,

n - upS-7cheerfully. --sr
You can't do it sir, ,"-looking
him straight in the eye, and speak
ing With ready decision that start
I'D tho teacher. Il study more
ti.an ANY boy here. But I can't
learn. Pm Of no account, MI.
" 3 , Pigeon ssys.'' afIT Haf
MIR. Nagle was very patient with
john. But after few weeks, he,
too began to despair. The boy SEEM
eG 10 lave absolutely no memory for
words, and very little for ideas. II
rude In ARITHMETIC or a fact i'll
history was hammered into his head
to-day, by tomorrow it was sure to
he g9Le. As far as his poor brain
was concerned, it certainly seemed
aS if nature preferred a vacuum.
Qne day Johns mother called on
Mr. Nagle. She was little anx-
i0us woman, dressed in deep mourn.
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Every true. Good criticism.
kli wnat did you thillk of them,
amJuhn s1a 80


svS~ =. 'sDidn't think anything G
sss 80 ''You must have had some glim-
mct of an. idea about them" e..
,, JohE's frecklediace grew red.
Fss.s ...What was it2 Out with it. a =.
ANY mans a fool To be Spendin'
his time making footnarks on the
y : saud, p burst out John. "Why
didn't he build s0methln'-some-
thin thateweuldn'J wash away 20
.s- Mr.. Nagle smiled, and looked at
tlle boy, puzzled. He managed to
tslk to most OF the boys separately
during recess, and among the rest to
john.
@sss II am sorry to see you so low in
e your class, John"
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JANUARY

Steamer Fanita. Smith, PhiladeIphia-James Hand.
Steamer Nsreus Halct. Boston-H Dimock. .
Shi2 Privateer tBr), Cox. London James W Elwell
Co
Bark Olivia speeiosa dtaD, Rsppo. Queenstown, Fail
mouth or plymouth for orders Be nham X Boyesen.
Bark lronsides. lapley. Leshorn via demo tLunt Bros
Bark Columbia. Dickerson. Barbados-H Trowbridges
Sons
BARK Eliza Barns (Br). II oils Bermuda Tucker;
Brig Fanny Aus) sandre, Cork or Falmouth tor
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