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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-03

frieDar 30 tender and so loyal. even now
riskIns so much for her. And then her
conscience would argue, not without a
bubble, that it was SO unnecessary
that it could but disgrace his name for
those true ones who bore it 50 we'll
that this one exposure could do no good.
So the girl - reassuring herself. in
woman's way, that no lingering thought
of his past, no pity for herself. mixed
with the reSolve-accepted her wish as
her duty. and was silent. And Bessie
Westehester had accepted as true her
own brain-built little romance that the
self-sacrifce and grave peril had been
incurred by some federal officer for sake
of her friends helplessness in danger
perhaps, she told herself, for sake of her
fair face.
And now the dark eyes of the listener
stood wide, and her gentle bosom heaved
rapidly under the loose folds of the
wrapper, as she heard the twice-told
tale for the last time, as she believed
followed the night escape through the
driving snow, welcomed the slow-coming
dawn, and thrilled at the first sight of
Rosser's advance.
What 4 noble, selheSs hero the
younger girl cried, after a long-drawn
sigh of relief. "And not even to know
his name! would have had more curl
osity, even then. But he must be gen.
tleman, Caro-! Base blood would never
have risked so much-been so tender
and trewe'-even for your eyes!"
Miss Clay's eyes were studying the
pictures in the fire. A half sigh trem-
bled to her lips; but she stihed it as she
answered, sadly:
"He was gentleman - before he
joined Virginia's enemies"
But, Caro-, they were not his enc
mics"
mo, seemingly not; only Virginid's,"
the other answered, with sudden fierce
ness.
But it is odd he never told you his
name. 1t would have taken but an in
slant; and if you two ever meet
again"
God forbid that" Carolyn Clay rose
to her feet, towering taller in the flick
ering freight. Il hope never to look
upon his face again"
How uncompromising you are" her
friend persisted. "Yet you owe him so
deep debt-your life, perhaps"
"Yes; ! owe him that-God help me-"
She turned away abruptly, as a deep
surge of color swept her pale face.
"Yes; | owe him debt can never pay
never! ! owe him escape from spy's
death! | owe him-oh, Bess, never
realized half hOl0 much until rode in
sight of those dear gray jackets, St. An
drew's cross auttering so gayly over
them" She gazed absently into the
fire moment, the color still warm on
her face. And, Bess, when | told Col.
Randolph every word the tribe
man had said, he called me little
hero, said had put Rosser under deep
est obligation, that he could strike the
Yankees in the rear and the road to
the river was open to me-"
TO RE CONTINUED
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-03
CHAPTER VII.


and the Gilmor Gray mansion was
tightly closed. Not one light shone
from its tall, brown front, and the very
servants quarters were dark and still,
as the clock of the church hard by
changed out twice upon the night
Bessie Westchester had soon left her
hidden guest, to mingle brightly again
with those below; but never had the
cordial hospitality of that fair maiden
of her whole household. in fact-really
found so sweet" that proverbially
much-slandered "old word, good-by!"
Necessary sequele Of feast properly
looked to, though in unusual haste for
a notable housekeeper, Mrs. Gray had
dismissed her willing servants to rest;
and, a little later, her husband had
quietly locked the door leading from
their wing to the family section of the
dwelling.
81 may disappoint some colored lodge,
for once" he had remarked to his wife,
as he pocketed the key; but tonight
even our own eyes and ears are danger
GUS to trust to-"
And now Bessie Westchester, her be-
coming ball-dress changed for loose,
but equally becoming wrapper, again
nestled on the floor, close to Carolyn
Clay, who waited, calm and resolute. as
the minutes sped on with feet that
seemed leaden-shod to her anxious sus-
pense. And below, her mother and
sister moved noiselessly about the
pantry, packing, as 'compactly as deft
hands might, an ample luncheon into
the fiat tin case.
"She will probably get wet, poor
childp the matron said, removing a
layer of thin sandwiches to wedge in
slices of fruit cake 1.-THE tin is the
safest; but, dear me, how little it
holds!"
But these must 60 in, mamma, an
swered Miss Westchester. Dear Caro-!
No telling when she'll see fruit cake
again! How dreadful it all is, mamma!
Only think what she tells us about
sorghum and corn-breadl Wait; press
on the sandwiches while | wedge in
these sardines."
Really, wife" interposed the late
bachelor club man, you must expect
her to realize that green colonel's or
ders issued to his men, to cook and eat
five days rations immediately"
81 wish they all could over there!'
the wife retorted, her wanting logic
condoned by deep sigh. Just think
OF your poor brother Llowndes, Gilmor,
starving on bacon and hard tackr'
ut is good for his liver, my dear"
Mr.. Gray replied, with a lightness be-
lied by his eyes. my brother Llowndes
has so far in his life eaten pate and ter
rapin enough to bring camp-fare for the
next ten years up to a pretty luxurious
average"
But away up in the attic hiding-place
no badinage was spoken. Carolyn Clay
had several times gone over the details
OF her perilous trip across. Each time
she had spoken with naive freedom of
her fears, her suspense and her JOY at
rescue-all without reserve. But one
thing she had never told-approaching
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-03
MY SWEETHEART.


Precious are these dimpled hands
just pair Of dimpled hands,
Busy hands not always clean:
Little hands whose soft caress
Is the dearest JOY, l ween.
Ishall ever, ever know;
Oh love them, love them so,
Though they've been in mischief deep
Though In muddiest distress,
Though in soft repose they sleep
Precious are these dimpled hands.
Just pair Of cunning feet,
Pinkey toes ! love to kiss.
Restless feet that ne'er are still,
Truant feet often miss
Yet their music is TO me.
Though in naughtiness they be,
Sweetest melody know:
And with pride my heart they thrill
AS they patter to and fro
Wandering. blessed little feet
just a pair Of laughing eyes,
Roguish eyes one can't reprove,
Eyes that spy forbidden things,
Eyes that speak the truest love.
o, how bright and gay they seem
Waking from some fairy dream,
How hope they'll never view
Aught that grief or sorrow brings
They're my jewels, sparkling blue
Happy smiling darling eyes.
Just mass Of golden curls,
Shining curls the sunshine kissed
In their tangles have lost
Love that have never missed:
For they've spun net Of gold
AL my willing love TO hold
An. hope the hand Of care
And the touch Of troubles frost
May forever gently spare
All these lovely treasured curls.
Just winsome little girl
Just blessing love has brought,
Brought to cheer a fathers heart
Dearest love, you little thought
How another world you'd make,
What I'd do for her sweet sakei
But each day she grows more dear
AS she plays her infant part
She's our brightest star, that's clear,
Fondly cherished little girl.
George E. Bowen, in Inter Ocean.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-03
Notes.

One important item in farm manage
ment is to get all the crops planted in
good season, especially in the spring,
and if this is to b. done TO the best adj
vantage it is necessary to make all the
preparations possible in advance
With turkeys especially size and
weight should be bred for, as pounds
count When you come to sitting
choose breeding stock with a good
frame bone and substance.
In working to improve the fertility
none Of the crops should be sold off the
farm, but be fed to good growing
stock.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-03

face. and throwing the collar Of his
long ulster high about it. the spy strobe
rapidly through the deserted streets,
turned into an alley-way, and halted
before a low arch, where a sentry
walked lazily. The man came to
carry, and the spy, passing him unques-
toned, mounted the steps to dim-lit
hall, where an orderly dozed at a desk.
Major in, Caspar?" he asked, abrupt
ly, and, receiving answer, tapped at
door labeled "adjutant general" As
he entered, a slight, boyish officer
glanced up from dispatches littering his
desk.
'Um! you're on time" he said,
abruptly, as the neighboring clock
changed out for midnight "A minute
later, you had found the Office shut.
81 said would be here by twelve,
major" the spy answered. 81 was de-
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-03

II with ready purpose, only to find her
lips close and a throbbing something
Just beneath her throat which she could
not control.
She had never explained that the man
who had saved her, at risk of instant
traitors doom, was himself renegade
doubly traitor to the cause that made
him so, by that very act Far less had
she been able to frame the two words
OF his name once sweetly familiar to
her lips, now bitter as Dead sea fruit
upon them.
Often-after Bessie had listened with
signs and tears of sympathy, then left
her-Carolyn Clay would upbraid her
conscience for this half-confidence TO
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-03

In 1879 had an eruption appear on my left
leg and arm. Sometimes 1t would ulcerate and
on account OF II was unable TO work great
deal OF the time had seven doctors examine
and treat me without success. Some called Il
psoriasis, some eczema, some salt rheum and
one knowing one called II prairie itch All the
doctors in the county had trial but none did
me particle Of good. / spent all my spare
money trying 10 get relief. Finally was per-
suaded TO try Hoods Sarsaparilla. After using
one and 0 half bottles saw the benefit have
now used the third bottle and am completely
cured,
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kBaaad0el llla
CHAPTER VI.-CoNrINUEp.
BY T. c. DE LEON.

copyright 1891. by J. B Lppincott Co. and Published
by Special Arrangement
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-25

The Annual Cheap Holiday Excur.
sions from the West and Southwest
to the Southwestern States, have been
arranged, and the "Old Reliable"
Memphis d Charleston r. r. will. as
usual, be the principal thoroughfare.
In apprecistions of the liberal pa.
tronage given this line in the past,
and in anticipation Of renewal Of the
same this year, which is respectfully
solicited, the management are arrang.
ing and will have perfected in ample
time,
The Rest Through Car Serrice
and Other icOnt IA OtattonS
That has ever been given the ira.
yelling public on similar occasions.
BE sure that your tickets read via
Memphis and the NJ. Il @. r r. and
the 4. t., V. & G. Ry., and thereby
secure
The Quickest Time
The Rest Through Car Serrice,
The Finest Cars
to travel in, and the uniform atten.
tons and courtesles of its employees,
and
AVOID THE FERRY TRANSFERS
over the Mississippi River, which will
be necessary via any other gateway
than via Memphis, as the new steel
bridge at that point is the only bridge
across the Mississippi south of St.
Louis.
Tickets ,ciH be on sale
December 10, 90 Is ~, 1898,
Good to return within 80 days from
date of sale, at the low rate of
one Fare for the Round Trip.
Rates, tickets, time tables, and any
desired information can be obtained
by calling on or addressing any
Ticket Agent, or the undersigned.
All letters Of inquiry answered
promptly and in detail, and CORES.
pondence is solicited
+. VI. JOLLY, Westerm Pass. 4gt.,
1875 Main ST.. Dallas, Ter
c. 4. DeSi assure, Die. Pass. ADt,
Memphis, Tenn.
IL. W. WREEN, Gen. Pasi. & TIKI. Agt.,
kn0rrilie, Tenn.
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All "COttOn Belt Route"
Lines
Sell To The.

Remember this that no matter
what route you take going you return
on regular trains, and the "COTTON
BELT ROUTE is the only line with
trains starting east Of the Mississippi
river and running through to Waco,
Fort Worth, Sherman and intermedi
ate points without change twice each
day.
For rates, maps, time tables and
schedule Of through car arrangement,
address your nearest ticket agent. or
A. A Gibson,
8. G. WARNER, Trav. Pass. Agt,
Gen. Pass. Agt, Fl. Worth, Tex.
Tyler, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-25
HOLIDAYS

In the homes of their childhood.
special attention is called to the su.
perior accommodations over all other
roads offered by the NJ, X. & I. in
furnishing Through Chair Cars from
ali principal points on their line in
Texas, giving passengers choice Of
routes, via Houston and New Orleans,
or Fort Worth, Dallas, Shreveport,
Memphis and other gateways. Special
attention shown to parties, and all
information regarding tickets, routes,
connections, etc., on application.
j. E. SMITH,
Ticket Agent, Waco, Tex.
w. G. CRUSH,
G. P. & T. A., Denisou, Tex
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-12
LA PUPILA DE HILARIoN. 1876

buen padre de famlliai Las aguas 81 reposo oblgado
de dos Royat e han hecho gran ben I'll doctor
tenia razon todo NAL tenia otra que
80 de trabajo. De aqu que de al 10 sucesvo sera
docl las prescrlpciones del brujo del hogar.
mira tiernamente Mauve, que deahace psquetes
pone cada sitio. ~, j"
-Mirad, reinita-dice aegremente,-a teneis
ioven la que cresrla adn los ounce ahos Pues
bien hace va que gobierna la que parece
que ene Glen manos uzgar el trabajo que desem
penan dedltos
-Protesto, ito mfo-exclama Mauve; Francine ca
mucho mas actva que yo ~ *%~
-Francine haze 10 que puede-contn1a el bueno de
Mr. Salvaie sigu1endo la vista hlas con are de
aatsfaccion;-pero por que diga Mauve todo pasa
por todo yiene, porque 10 dirigfs. En- ell
Casta6ar estamos por Ia centralizaci6n.
-Cuando Sc esta tan bien ayudada-dce Mauve, re-
chazando los eogos de ito ordnaria modestia.
Rs gran recurso para un gobernante aaDer esco.
ger los ministries.
-Yo no los he escogido ito mfo-responde Mauve
sonriend0;-me fueron npuestos Las
-kaz6n de mas, hija mia. Habeie sabdo formarles
buenos obreros que saben trasformar des
excelentes TODD aquello que llega sus manos
Ell otro dia SO 10 decfa Veneranda- -anadi6 Fri
euse encantada de OCCASION para meter baza en- ell
panegrco de Mr. Salvae-Se hacen prodigos en- ell Gas.
tanar 1Gracias qui6n? Mauve pregunto
-Graciss Mauve desde luego-ahadio Santiago
despues que aqui cada tene buen gusto
sagrarae sua deberes Gothon hace Ia cocna e lava.
do; Francne se encarga de las provsones conservas
cOnfturas armaros do ropa; Camilla repasa nuestros
dspertectoa en- q pahe 81 enzo las geneitas son dos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-12

Sin embargo, le fata trabaio en- tai dfa. Habrfa
para atormentar cabeza menos s6lida que la suga
JQuien, si ella nenara la despenaa de aquellas
nas de uva que han de hasta e pr
mer dia de Mayo fiesta de Mr.. Savae; de aqueas man
zanas sin ndmero peras dc todas caEes recurso pre-
texto de postres durante la estacion de invierno?
1Qul9n coocara ordenadamente los patallones de ta
rros Conuras de dversas arnas? dice Santiago
lQui9n har6 hlar 81 caamo drgir el lavado? Desde
la la ha visto el establo ell galnero en-
los que apenas cabrfsn piececitos de Cendrl6n.
No olvidemos la farmacia, aquella farmacia en- mi.
niatua cuyos pestos de cob1e recen e cuyos
taleguos etqueta Ia boca perfectamente ce rada
cuyas caas de vendas compreaas parecfan Frleuse
tempo oros antos uguetes cual mas nteresantes
Hoy dfa sabe qAe aquello s6ro, muy s9rio pero
10 admra ademas, ella NO ha venido mas que pa
"a trabaiar, segdn afrma aplomo, he aqu que al
zandose la ga fada de vestido de montar pone ma
nos la obra perdda de TEMPO Recoge flores hace
ramietss adorna los foreros la jardnera quita las
fundas del salon. @t#
bravo, reinital-dice Santiago que acaba de pa
ear ayudando al jardlnero levar gran baul-Cree
rfase 81 veros que sois verdadera anna de casa.
* eli mo resulta tambien exraho, Glen veces mas
extranoi lUn gent cabalero transformado de
carga lTodo algeria tales momentos El antique
piano bajo Jos dedos de las niha que
repetr wsses cuadrilas que oyeron e Casino de
Royat iPodra asombrarse 81 pobre inatruento que
conoce mas que los clasicosl
--Pelo este s'saturnal', Yerdadera satur-
naldice Mr. Salyaje, que ha dado una vueta de walls
CON Erleuse Aquel die items diez amos menOs aquel
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AlMACsT De Nvs!ta :! i!safsla

DE OLIMPIO OTERO, PONCE.-P-R
zaraWezas comsp1etas para eanto y piano solo:
Msto-E Go.ro arigio 500 cts t. y Vol0erds. =
Nina Pancha $3.50 cts Ghap La Tempestad sos cts
ssgps BocacciO piano g 10 @ cts. ID; Canto p5 piano
deI Monge $500 cts. i ecocg.-La His de Mme Angot
piano $40 cts. Id.-Idem i'd para canto piano s561
ctg ChaSecG.-El ChaIec) lsncO $3.50 Cts.
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Dr. /. Y PONTE 8 HIJO

UlrulanOs Dentlstas estabIecldos en-
San Juan de Pto. Rico, calle de San Jus
TO nhmero Fl.
MOntado nusstro gabinete quirdrjco--dental
& In altura de los primeros estabecimientos de
Europa y NOrte-America, y en- poseM6n de Guam.
tos adelantog 90 ham hecho en- esos paises estamos
On apttud do praticar cuantos trabajos operacio.
mes % nos Goatlsn, seguxos de- deiaS saustechos &
nWssEHom alisMtag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-12
LOCIUN ANIr[HERpE'rLCA

DIIs DOCTOR MON TI@s.
medicsmento crar los herpes guitar La
picaz6n 81 momentO de apcarla. La Loc0n essta
1umada quita Ia evando Ia caida del cabeo hace
desaparecer los baTOs empenes manchaS espnas de Ia
cara. Exito aeguro Immediate Pidase todas las botl
cas- de u lsa. A por mayor Is del senor GuLemsty
depoeitarO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-12

N. .AgWst5e keJG@ q BGsor'G,
medico Cru Jano: Otrece gu servicios profesiona
les en- Barcelona. cale de Lau1fa~ mum. ~, pise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-25

to the Worlds fair. Their pan il 70 secure
three railroad cars and 10 ray. tor eaem oy
placing advertisements il ther5 sDd n sou
venir newspaper. The council zpplaaded sas
boys' enterprise and promised "a support
The following ordinances were .zasse1:
Providing for the erection o: arc !isa1 On
Depot street
Appropriating from the genera fund 81 30 70
be paid 20 " acAn1Eews.
Granting license 10 ;. Klein Il ca.
Tie following ordinances were gefsrred:
Providing for TIE proper Keep.ag OF the IRE
DEPARTMENT. BOOKS
Changing the nsznes OF Lincoln and DECISION
avenues 20 Conductor street
ApD.opriatlug from the water i5nd sz1sJ0, TO
De paid 10 the Union Hardware Company.
AppropTia.ing $50 from the general iuad, 20
&c paid to the Bee &c CAFE Company.
Requiring railroad companies 70 maintain
gates aud fagmen at certain cross ngs.
Providing for the construction 81 railing on
Commercial street
The following petitions were Introduced:
For electric light a. Cedar au1 Eighth; re-
fered.
From J. Hopp for return Of money for tax
sales: referred.
For the grading of Cedar street. Pontius' add
ton, referred.
For the vacation OF Lake avenue, between
john and Mercer streets; referred
several other petitions for Ighss, rebate, ETC.,
were referred.
From ". II. Smith for remission OF interes: on
taxes oil 1853; rejected.
From Joan LANCER for retura OF overpsid
taxes, 1872 granted.
John Parkinson Tor street rails gay franchise;
granted.
The board adjourned unit! Fridey night
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, Jan. 4-t5pecia. i-Frsd Lowe is the
name OF the brakeman who wa. killed in the
freight aud WORK train collision &. Eagle Gorge
last night
The salaries of the sherffs and county treas
urers bookkeepers have been crt down by the
county commissioners from sl25 a;d 800 and SIS
respectively.
Actions for divorce were begun .oday by Mrs.
Edward l. Morton and Mrs. Oscar Peterson
The former alleges desertion and adultery, and
the latter non-supporr Both wives ask for the
care OF their children
OF the 4t70 pupils enrolled at the public
schools the daily attendance Is nov 3,Si69
E. Niehof, OF this city, claims u have ct the
patent Office process which wilt raise sunkeu
vessels; that il is al improvement on the Grant
Bros collapsable cylinder device and that the
Grant Bros. patents are outlawet and OF no
value. The Grant Bros. claim 20 have sold
the right TO sell the col!spssb.e patents in the
United states for s500,0)0
Al the Bobby Burns anniversary exercises at
the Tacoma theater tomorrow svening Rev.
4 ison, ot Seattle, will deliver the address of
the evening. Mrs. James Buchanan, OF this
city, formerly OF Seattle will sisg the flower
song from Faust snt "Annie Laurie"
The London and Liverpool C,otEiug Company
has been incorporated bv George + Eaton, T. G.
-harkey and o. l. Reichenbach as trustees TIE
capital stock is $1,000. and the company will
carry on the business of Col. Chgzles Reichen-
bach
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HoUuiam News.

HcQUIAN, Jan. 24-l>pecial. 1.-The Western
Basket and Manufacturing Coms OF Cali.
tornia, alter considering many localities for
manufacturing purposes, has Decided TO locate
here, aud hes purchased site on she Hoouiam
river Four representatives OF tbs company are
here, and machinery is on the was on board the
baTkentine Arago, due the latter part OF this
week. This concern has been manufacturing
baskets and boxes for number Q: years in san
Francisco aud stockton, employing from forty
10 fifty hands.
strong movement is under wG3 TO interest
local capital in the construction sud operation
of cedar and shingle MILL and IL the past TWO
days one-haif OF the capital stock ass been sub
scribed.
The Northwestern Lumber ComEany is busily
engaged charging its dry kiln u 60xs5 feet to
facilitate the shipment OF lumeer TO Eastern
markets and have ordered large band mil 20
be used In its plant al al early daEe.
The J. F. olede Lumber Company has just
completed an extension OF fifty sect 70 its mill
and has constructed new slab and sawdust eleva-
tors. A new band mill is expected in few
days, which will increase the Capacity to 10000
feet daily.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PoRr TowSsESD Jan. a Especial. l-sailed-
Ek Meirosc, from Nanaimo for San Francisco;
Il, sh Pass Of Nei.ord, from Tacoma for United
Kingdom: Br sh Mddlesex, from Tacoma for
United Kingdom: sch Joseph Russ, from Por,
Gamble for Saa Francisco.
10 sal tomorrow-Br Tx Highlands, from
Vancouver for Montreal; biz Guy C. Goss, for
Delaware.
Arryed-Br bk Anse, 10 days from London,
at Victoria with general cargo.
Br sh Formosa will 90 TO Wha.com tomorrow
- load lumber for the Vest Coast.
Br sh Crown OF England goes from Victoria to
Tacoma tomorrow, 70 load grain for the United
Kingdom.
Tug sea Lion passed up Sound with four
mastcd schooner today.
TACOMA, Jan. 81 -LSpeciall - Sailed - Schr
George W. Watson. lumber, for san Pedro Cal!
SAs FRASCIsCo, Jan. "a --Atrived-str Oregon,
from Portland via Astoria Cleared-str Well
ingtou, for Nanamo; str Alexander, for Hako
date. Departed-Str Wcllin gton, for NanaImo;
str Queen, for Astoria; ok T. h. Ham, for Port
B.aaeley
Lizard. Jan 2t--New York, for Hamburg
BREMEN, Jan 2i-Hermanu, New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. Nv aesland. Antwerp.
LgwEs, Jan. 2i-British Prince, Liverpool for
Phiadei paia-