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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-09
Thieves Make O Haul.

MILTON, Sept. 5. YESTERDAY morn-
ing burglars gained admittance TO the
residence OF L. l.. Hackenberg, of this
place. They entered the sleeping apart
ment, chlOroformed Mr.. Hackenberg
and his wife, stole a $500 watch, 500 /,
safe keys and other valuableS. Mr..
Hackenberg regained consciousness
just as one of the burglars was retreat
ing through the window and fired, but
missed him.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-09

THE democrats of Arkansas swept
the state by electing their state ticket
by majority of 30, ,OOO,a also elect
ed majority of the members of the
Legislature.
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R11ckIen's Arnica Sa1ve.

THE BEST SALvE in the W Orld for Cuts, Bruises
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Gnapped Hands, Chilblains, CornS, and an SKIN
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isfaction, or money refunded: Price % cents
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Wild Wanderers in Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. "a search
party captured in the woods on Par
sons creek, Washington county, the
man, woman, IA girl aged ID and child,
known as "the wild family" The
man, woman and girl haye black hair
on their faces and the man much hair
on the body. That on the girls face
was very fine. The color of the faces
of all is ashy gray. They cannot talk,
but the woman makes a peculiar noise,
something between Il grunt and groan,
which the girl appears to understand.
On top of the heads of the man and wo-
man are slight evidences that they haye
been scalped. The opinion prevails
that they wele scaIped by Indians years
ago and became insane and have wall
dered in the wOOCs eyer since Doctors
propose to perform an operation on
them in hopes Of restoring their minds.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-09
Samuel j. Randall Seriously III.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-Congress-
man Samuel j. Randall is lying quite
seriously i'll at his country residence
near paol. He is suffering from an
attack of dysentery. together with his
old ailmcnt, gout. None but members
of ms family are permitted to see him
and his physician says that, while his
condition is not absolutely critical, it
is nevertheless serious.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-09

TS1 RAN.-Came 10 the reside nee of the sub
IL scrber in Gregg township, about July IL,
1856 four ShoatS about eight months old with a
notch cut IN each ear. one OF them is black
spotted, the other three are pure white. The
owner Is requested To come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away
otherwise they viii be disposed of according Ia
law. Ill. ii. EACllAU.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-09
Democratic State Ticket.

For Governor
CHAUNCEY +. BLACK, Of York.
For Lieutenant Governor
r.. BRUCE RICKETTS,, of Luzerne.
For Auditor-General-
WILLIAM j. BREMEN, of Allegheny
For Secretary of Internal Affairs
j. SIMPSON AFRICA, of Huntingdon.
For Congressman at Large
MAXWELL STEVENSON, of Philadel.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-09

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTN ERSHIP.-
~ The Undersigned hereby desire To give
public notice that tncy have this day. Scptcm-
hrr lst, lNSd, entered INTO 4 limited copartucr-
ship. forthr purpose Of dealing in all Kinds of
and all articles used by farmers and others, said
business 10 he conducted under the StyIr, title
ana firm name of GrcuOOlc, ,B Bu.tgr- & 60 Limit
ed nj Cobum. /. !. .GRENOBLE,
AID VI BARTGES
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Opinions.

II 10 not too much TO say tina, with the
LiYIAe ACE one comm Anis the whole
neld OF current literary activity: and n
has never heen 80 bright. 90 comp'ehen
sive. 80 d yerslfied in Interest rs IL 10 to
DAY Boston Traveller.
IL ha. now for many years he'd the q 81
plao- OF all our serial Iublicatlons. There
10 nothing noteworthy IA tcitnce art. lit
ersEuTe. b OF Apply. philosophy ar r>lixioT
tha' cannot be fsund In H. IL contains
nearly all the good literature Of the time
The Ihurchman, New York.
Nsar4y the whole wor of authors aud
writers APPEAR IN IL Ia their bfst moods
he re der 10 kept well abreas OF tbs
current thought OF the age. Il yston Jour
ma
1t may be truthfully and cordially saic
that IL never off,rs . dry or vaiueless
page--N. Y. Tr.b me.
II enables its readers 10 keep falls
abreast OF the bsst though, and liierai ufe
OF civilization. - Christ an Advocate.
ri 'sburgh.
Bi 5graphy. fiction. science. criticism.
history. poetry. travels. whatever wen
are in ei ested IN. al are found here Il be
Watohmae. Boston.
be ~ well Informed In current htefa ure
as By the perusal Of a long list OF month
lies.--Phiiade lphia Inquirer.
In feet. reader lie es no moro than
this one publlcsii-n 10 keep him well
abreast Of kngiish periodical Literature.
sunday school Times. PhilAdsIphiA-
forsmoss Of tbs eciec &c periodicals. -
n. Y. Wofld.
In subscrib ng for IL our readers vii
sscu' c more for their inves tmenf than In
A-y other way o. Nhich We ere cosni
Z mt Iowa ChurchmAs. Davenport.
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fresh- the productions Of the foremost
winters Of III dsy Montreal Ga1este.
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free.
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EXClTED GgEErE
KING oEosax prsausrxp.

LONDON, Jan 3o.-rbe Times A.hecs
correspondent tslearaphs that she King
OF Greece has become tired Of the pull
tics Of the Athenisns. and especially OF
their present bellicose attitude respect
ing the Bulgarian question. and that
his Mi sty will likely SION sbdicate
and retire TO CopsnhAeen.
STRAINED RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
ATHENS. Jan. S).-ihe King of Greece
has refused the req nest OF the BRITISH
Mipister to cancel the alleged fancifuI
account Published in q semi-o Fl lal
nosspsper. which stated that the Bit
ish Minister, in ippsrtine to the Greek
government Premier Salisbory's cote
informing Greece of EeRIands attitsde,
used language tending TO break the re
latioos existing between England and
Greece. The Minister denies having
made any offensive remarks on the
occasion, and has referred the matte.
TO his government at Loadon.
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TIE nSIlan calsss.

oI-Aosro1I VII VENT rzr ocKE.
Loxpox, Jan Subdivisions. Who
gas sanmoned BY the Queen 10 form q
Cabinet, viii visit Her Majesty 80 the
Roy al palace al Osborne on Monday.
EHR xAyrsTY's MANDATE
LoSDos. Jan So-Gspersl Ponssnsy.
Private Secretary 10 the Queen, pres
ezted TO Mr.. Gladstone Der Maies;y's
mandate az 1870 o'clock this morning.
TIE Secre,ar, and Mr.. Gladstone had
a corsultatiou which lasted for half an
b or.
sPECULA-foSs.
LoSpox, Jaa. 3o.-The Psrsellites
fear that M. Gladstone Will be cos-
PEELED 70 form = compromise Cabinet
Mr.. Gladstone had conferences this
evening With several promiSeut Lib
er is
1t has trsnspired thst Gen. Plpsonby
called upon the Marquis Of Salisbury
before visiting NJ. Gladstone and has
since Consulted sith Lord Harrington
and others.
The Standard learns that Lord Hart
iueton will be q member OF the nev
Ministry.
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Club Pfies for the beat Home and
Portign Literature

Pos~ssed Of Jns LsStsG AGE and
one o. o. ke- Of ons vivs ioas tfn~r1. an
mos hlies . subscriber sill md bims-if
IN command Of III whole siiustGn.
fhilas.ipsis i've ming Bnlletin-
FOR $40 " TuE LIvi2G roc and any
ore OF tho AnerieAn 81 mOntshss =
sarpers Weekly or bsE ~ iii b, q;
for = year. poss paid OF for 81 80 ThE
LTyI<o Ace and Ii. ~ Nj holss
Address LIITkLL q co.
jas Boat u.
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FOREIGN.



PAxrs, Jan. 39-Dispatchss from the
capital of Madagascar state that q
treaty OF peace has been signed BE-
tween France and MADAGASCAR. France
valves all claim to a protectorsts over
the island, or to indemnity. Madseas
car agrees TO paw, and France agrees -
accept, $4,000, 900, which is TO cover all
foreign claims against Madagascar,
both those antedstisa the recent var
AMI those growing out of II. France 20
occupy Tanatavs until the money 10
paid. The treaty also snpoxers France
20 station French resident in the
country until they are clearly defined,
and in the meautims to occupy ous
leaaue limit around Diego and 6auv-
rirz bay.
aattny On Beard - Americas yesael
LoSpox. Jan. 3o-A dispatch to the
D lily ye,es from Madeira states that a
9-rnaa vessel, which arrived there
from st. Helena. reports that a terrible
mutiny took plsoe on board the Ameri-
osu ship Frsok N. Thsyer Capsaia
Clark, from Manila, October 3lst. for
New York, which, 40 Before reported,
VAS burned at sea. The mutine-rs are
said TO have murdered some OF the
on ,ers and then 10 have AZ, Ore 10 the
snis.
a.....,..,,e. ,f tina Prr.,S.., IF
MAI,
Nxv YoRx, Jan. 30.-rhs Fireman.
the most reliable organ Of she neg roes,
says; "Advices received on Thursday
from Mr.. frssier. OF lilo Platte, state
that Presidents Solomon OF Hsyu vas
p,,r.a
se
NOMINAL (Oan. D, Jan. ~. MANAGER
Al h''rne denies me rep1rs tnA the
oAnsdian fseinc ROAD intends 70 make
= oemsno upoo voc traosoosanen'A'
s,s - -. - s1.. So a.,
.--.-,-- ...
MosIksL Oan'l, ian. So.-rtms
minister ooinsan ane senator how
Iano, OF rnnee h1vata iAsna' are nefe
" CONSULT ehs'nsefs feeafoine tue pro-
posai 70 ooho suomanpe tonnei oe-
tween sne mainland ana the island.
Inc distance 10 SIX miles
six 0sases Collapse.
LONDON, Jan. yO.-Six houses on tbs
Holloway road collapsed TO-DAY, Five
psssers by we're instantly killed and Q
number Of others were injured.
So, A,rs.s.n.
a. Tn, .s,.,., -.
ram ssn' ~ a ouo'. aa.s VI
si,s. Lyons sna e .Sn, S asse '.s. ~
a. ofsvy sssetan3 s1ea oesosioo 70 .oe
,asn , .i. sae eop -" .,; ne s,ss
. w. ~, s.,. 80 -
sia IN es,s'ns upsn .ns rs'R. pes
s.as ss. ~ s.s -. ~ S.S.- 49,, -.
sv sass s.nas,,.n s 90, ,.ss :, ISL u
aIoa, s.a .i,r a....sS, =. -
~ 49,, xs.ssS ~
Msh ~. ns,,sn I ~ Sy 49, .se
:1 sIs VI wv "@'o" s'"
's'eo-
rrseeee,ess o. ne Aasssa8.
RKRLrx, Jan. 9-Ths loser House OF
the Lsndtse. after an eight honr de-
bate. adopted Herr Achenbseh's motion
for the adopt on OF q resolution express
ing satisfaction at the paasaee IA the
speech from the throne promising
measures for the protectisn Of German
Interests in Eastern Prussia. The an
ueuncement OF the result OF the vote
vas greeted With tuuultuous appliance.
fhe members Of The Center, the Polish
members. and the usw German mem
bers ieft the chamber before the d.
n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-31

COLUMBIA RIVER Snow AND Ice
BLocxApss -"Tomorrow and tomor.
row creeps in this petty pace from
day TO day." but tomorrow We ex.
pect TO have communication estab-
lished between this city and the East.
There 10 now q mile Of snow slide
between us and the East on the o. r
& N. line. This mile IL near Oneo-
nsia, and three hundred men are do
ing their level bes: to get away with
it, They are stretched out all along
the line, and are working with all
possible vigor aud with the utmost
dispatch. Before another twelve
hours shall have passed, the road
will be opened and trains will be run
into the city. The compauy's off,
cials here think Ii will be quite posi-
BILE TO send out the regular afternoon
train tomorrow. The good ship
0lympian is doing great service; she
managed TO break through the ice
barriers few miles below Bonne-
Vile yesterday late In the afternoon,
and reached Bonneville In the even.
ing. This morning she started out
with 1875 passengers on board, oil
who were detained by the blockade
The ice was breaking up bodily 10
the river. aud the olympisn was de
tanned for an hour Of Bridal Veil
She succeeded. however. in getting
through. and at / O'Clock had reached
Troutdale. II Was the intention 10
start the 5. @. Reed out this morning
with passengers. mail and express
for Bonneville, but the reports from
the Olympian were unfsvorsble a, the
time, aud the Reed did not start.
The Olympisn arrived ats 80 O'Clock
There Was an immense ,hreng gath
cred at the Ash street dock to greet
her arrival The blockade 10 nov
ovsr.-Portiand Stand1d.
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DR.. CHIPP,
n. N. HALL, NJ. D.

onee IL SAT- epos.t Building. owes Msr
chars Nss.Onal Bsak
ASa-s. ~ ~ !. - ! 20 and 70 sp. N.
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STEAMER CASCADE.

- WI cave sestis assl
~m1zsEMk say thursday and A.
= dsI. tof M HsOnd. Mah1ise~, Mary. vile
Los Il snd snohonth City. rssurnins
on n IndaY. Nedar, dag s8d Friday.
To- Ireis 1T o. . 49, ge apply on board.
deli
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FoREMoSI [ VINO wfIrfRs.

The sb'es, and most cultivated intel.
iects I'm every dcparim ent Of Liera u e.
-oi, ncs Politics and Art, I'm expression
the Periodical itefstnr- Of Europe
and es "a cially Of CIR at Britain.
TAX LIVING AtsE, 10 minT four large
volumes . year. furnishes. from theR . al
and genera ly inscre sibie mass OF this
literature. he only compilation that
while within he reach OF eli. IL s.ti fs
tory In the coAFLErENhss with which II
embraces " haieSer 70 of Immediate In
terest or NJ soiif. pc msns mt valae.
1T il THERs FORE IND ePkSSABLE 70
every one who w'snes to keep pace with
he events or inte'les tua p ogress OF tbs
me or 70 cultiva'e In hin self or hi
family gene al intelligence and litera' y
taste.
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Happy Bridegroom: more mon
ey, madsml-more moneyl Have
you forgotten that my money has
bought every thing you possess--the
very dress you sand in." Pair
bride: No. sir: nor have ! forgot.
ten that your money has bough,
What stands In it,"
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This veek 600 msss sacks. a.d th<
last Of this los, OF extra choice PotA
toes resolved ~ sT1xEs. js3i
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uvu, u. x. HOWARD. sole Owner.
WI rom date. car the United rstatxs
Al % moods canal. makin9 semI.
reeAJ t1ps 70 Seattle. LEAVING So
oe9S every Monday and Friday mcrn nj.
or fright arriving az s atiI, In shs
. oinoon ret lrslGg viii leave Ye,ler's
i a. - Gel ,ck every Tuesday and
nJfnins. taking the matt A.
Ssa Gamble Tor > abccg sad Unioa CITY
no stssaicf JosepaIao wln leave SEA
osss Iof rort oAm Oio every dAy erceps
saturday. 10 ks D. ssenger. and fr,sSns
~i'a receive orders for A-y point on HoSas
canal. -.
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PACIFIC COAST.


SAN JOSH (Cal. }, Jan. 30. Judge Bel
den this morning sentepced Jung Q hong
Sing, the Murderer OF Henry Vardor-
worst, 10 be hanged On March Ssh.
Gxa0iaasisn 81 -. MeossalA.
San FsANcrsoo. Jan. 0-rhs sxaui-
nation Of DIR. J. A. J. Mcdonald for she
killing Of d. r. Mish on the 9Th instant
took place before Jades LAWYER today.
Bot one witness Was examined. and the
case wAs rested By both the defense and
prosecatioa. Mcdonald vas held to
answer 10 the charge Of m rider before
The Sopsfior Court vitheos bail.
Dreakisg % . Leveet
srocxrox (Cal.). Jan. 0.-rhs cross
ieyee, which separated the lover divi-
sion OF Roberts Island from the middle
division, gave way today, allowing the
water 20 cover IS 900 acres Of land, Of
which 1900 acrss we're In wheat. The
levee vhisb surrounds the island broke
a the uiddle ssctien, which comprised
1900 acres Of grain This broaebt q
heavy pressure of water against the
lower cross ieves, which Vas being
constantly strengthened, but. ~ t
proved, without avail. Most OF the in
undated land 10 owned By the Glasgow.
California Land Company. made up Of
foreign capitalists rhe entire lossss
from the inondasion are estimated at
teoo,ooo.
Ansf-rhiuese Aeeaea-
PxrALcnA tCAL). Jan. 80 The boom
| Inc Of Anvtis announced the anti-Chi-
pess meeting q BioonAeid. The hall
vas crowded. The following we're cho-
spu n q conmisses: q. u. Scan. G.
ssine, n. Hestss, J. Jshnsco. Y. Still
veil, D n. LsFsbvrs, A. T. KNAPP and
Ave oshers Tie somnittss reported
that the Chiness Be given ten days TO
issvs, vhich vas nnanimousiy adoptsd.
The weather.
SAs raAscz.co, Jan 0-s . Mn
dicasssos for Oregon aud Wsshinetcn
Territory for the snceestiua te houn :
O,easionai cloadinssa and local sAina
Rshssss' fresh candies rsesivsS feRa
iariy By sserv steamer ~ SroSss,
Thes are The fnsss made on ths p .csne
Ccasl 81
Many initiate. bot nsoe eqoal "ras-
sili's puneh." Amssssa's Ansss 5 eent
eiass. 3al3
L
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Rsossss fresh candies rsesivsS rpRa
larry By sserv steamer ~ SroSE Q,
rbes are The fnsss made % tbs p .csne
Coosl 81
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Many initiate. bot nsns eqoal "rAs-
sili's funsh.- Amsrieas Ansss s ernt
siaas. JAZZ
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Ansa-rAiuess Assssa-


SAs FnAScznco, Jan Sos . Mn
dicasssos for Oregon aud WasAinetcn
Territory Tor the snceestiue u hourS :
O,essional cloadinssn and local sAtnA
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Or. n. D. LONGAKER

{ hADCATk o. IhE CNiNER-
~ sity VI PenLsyiySi4lA has parma
n NILS located ia seattle
OTnoe an resldeaJx. NO. liz Colum hiA
ar - Al. calls p ompuy al GUIDED.
Dr LonsaAor Ia.AAos . s.eNlA.ty VI dis
eases OF the
Eye. Ear and Throat.
Treats private. chronic and ska disease
runl IVES tuaAoss anu Ulcers VI. houI pain
o. The Ss< VI The sElIc.
10 p4tlen . wRo are Suffering from that
annoy Ans. "a hI vi and lTSuo usomo com
paaihI- A AA1hhsolos o ll-kss4 Dr. II. -
oAx keE ~-u4a ASH y the A. lEA. By LLs
ID &c VI Operating anu u atm M Lac eau
LAKE The NJ .. "a SO u this cOal piAlns al :.
liaAe . coinpsetr ana radiCal Sa.e. wiIn
oot siNias pol 10 Inc lJslleLt " h4r uldeT
ne Si,cr AL al. aud VAL saaranlse u { Ar
~ oNcFy case ne aadcr -akes. nol7
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A Tr0RNEY-Ar-LAw. WILL PRAC-
~ tics In al The justices and Territorial
CourtA O8ue, II rooms Of the Probate
Court Yesicr4 I<oAry 8uiidinx
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u.s..,s 70 sosr-sTnLssDof,
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sae,mers In CsiItsisn.
narraa kfiis Jaan Wfearte.
and RssssSs Arrest.

n PlsoO Tex J, Jan. 3O.-Pedro
Hsrran killed Jusu wigarte, q fellow
eupioyes In the we'll known 6rm OF
RsSavesy A Co., at Leon. Mexico, yes
,sr3sy. He shot him nine times. and
thsu, thoroughly armed, shut himself
Il room and dened the authorities.
He fred upon every one attempting to
approach and killed q peon. He kept
Isres body of soldiers and police at bay
for twelve hours. bat finally gave him
sslf up 30 friends and was jailed. A
busipsss dispute vas believed to be the
ssoss of the shooting.
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Rs0xs q CaApsouus 4 Ce.r
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SAN JOSH (Cal. }. Jan. 30. Judge Bel
den this morning sentesoed Juue Q hong
Sing. she Murderer Of Henry Vaudor.
vorss, 10 be hanged On March &th.
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8. q. VRooMAN,

A TTORSEY-Ar-LAw AND NoTA.
n ~ Pubic. rooms 7 and & poncin block
Loans esstisted On hst mortgage
King coants re i cst-te- dos
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DRUGGISTS,

A bill passed the II ,uss today which
directs druggists how to dispose Of NOR
pnine. Ii 10 TO be enclosed in scarlet
wrapper. With scarlet label and white
letters stating IL 80 be morphine. &c
hereafter when YOU notice anything
wrapped 10 scarlet. look out for suicid g
or murder.
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The following House bills we're ap-
proved BY the Governor: Amending
the SPOKANE Falls and Goldendale
charters. Assessing migratory stock.
Regulating attorney fees Amending
alien act. Protection Of Dish and game.
Authorizing soheoi directors OF Adams
county to borrow money. Relocating
CJwiitx county seat. Dividing the
Territory into Representative and Couu-
oil distficts.
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specie Experts.

Npv Yoax. Jan. 30 The total ex-
Is az sp.sie from thi. p1rt darii q
=. o,s. week ger. 1856 900 o. the
sr,.,t tns Exp ,ris t. Earop. were
go aIl Of silver and $lsO.0O0 Of geld.
mi TIE sIp,rtst ii VA sere $3.50 600
Il eoId srd $3.50 OF silver. Ths total
,nn,,,. Of specie at the port during the
- vere $i4t 900.
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The Ollie ssfaatlsa.

oo.rxrcs (Ohio), Jan. The Sen
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