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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that petition will be presented TO the Com
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their June
session, asking for review and alteration OF SO
much of the present county road az passes through
Jamestown in said county, commencing for the
saGe at the south end OF Main street. to run with
said street aud continue in the same direction aud
intersect the, present road on the bank Of Sunfsh
creek at or near the place commonly called the
cherry trees
May 2, 1916.
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Sheriff's Sales.

SHERIFF'S SALE by virtue Of writ of
y yenditioni exponas to me directed, from the
court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, and
State Of 0hiol will offer sale at public outcry, at
the front door Of the court house in Woodsfield in
said county, on Aonllay the 22d day June, 1s46,
besweenthe hours of l0o'clock m and o'clock
m Of said day, the following real estate, to wit:
The south east quarter of the north east quarter Of
section No. 8. township No Q, of range No 8, ly-
ing and being in said'couniy of Monroe, and taken
in execution as the property of Peter Witen at the
suit OF Joshua Russell
VIM D. PATTON, Sheriff
may I6 H4k 81 81
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ID DAP NoTlCE.-Notics ia hereby given
~ that apetition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their June
session, asking for alteration in the rcadeading
from Wood6sld to Marietta, SO that said road shall
cross Barak Fishers mill dam instead Of crossing
below saitf dam,
May 2, 1876.
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D DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby givea
IL that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their June
session, praying for an alteration of the county
road from Sunfsh (at or near the mouth OF Piney
Fork,) to Malaga; beginning at the Sunfish road
above the mouth of Piney Fork near John
Sprague's; thence nor,hwardly to William Hop.
toms; thence to John Evens'; thence to terminate
said alteration at or near John Michems. Said
road to be graded so as not to exceed six degrees
Of elevation or depression above rbelow the hori-
zoR, May 2, lS46.
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According to Keley's calendar, we may g look
for all sorts Of stoearing about these days" It is
said that the hardest and l0udest swearing ID done
by the recusant whigs who include in their oaths,
the most solemn reservations, that they will never
again support the whig ticket Statesman. sir
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NEW FIR M.
PORTER s. SMITH

entered into copartnership in the
III IL Dry Goods and Grocery business, would
respectfully announce to the citizens of MONROE,
and the adjoining counties that they have on hands,
andfor saIe, at PITTSBURGH PRICES. asplen.
did assortment Of FANCY DRY GOODS, of
every description. The following comprise part:
CLOTHS from 81 so to- 81 90. JEANS from
25 to SO cents CASSIMERES from 5aceuts to
81 30 SATINETTS fiom 81 cents to 81 rs.
Best Fancy Prints from 6 IA to 25 cents. The
balance of Dry Goods in proportion.
ALSO-An elegant assortment of GROCE-
RIES, QUEENSWA ware, HARD WARE, HATS
CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, which will be sold
at the Lowest Possible Prices for Cash or Mer-
chantable Produce, such as Wheat, Corn, Oats,
and Bacon; Flax, Clover, and Timothy Seeds;
Beeswax, Ginseng, Butter. Eggs, Rags, Sc, &C.
STORING d FORWARDING.
PORTER s. SMITH would also respectfully say
to those who have any thing to do in the above
business, that they have large and commodious
w REH O.USE,
hear the river, and are prepared, otherwise, to do
an extensive business in that ne and that toe. with
out receiving double " bonus" for thein services
We will store and forward TOBACCO, or any
other article OF merchandise, as LOW as any 9TH
er person will do it. All goods consigned to US.
bought in the eastern Cities and to be torwaredto
the interior Of the county, shall be faithfully atten.
ded to. Farmers, packing their own tobacco ,shal
receive Liberal Advances on the same, Con deliv.
cry at their warhouse,) until their retarns are re-
ceved, and no charge made for our trouble.--
Please give US trial.
REFER TO
T.: ! T.; o4;5!i % S;ss1:S; &:,f; : E. Pittsburgh
C. c. Carroll, C, r,,;rs,;ys
R. E. Carothers, ''' o" '''''
o. Pryor,
]. R. Morris,
Thomas West, WOodsfeM.
Thomas Mitchell,
Sun6sh, Ohio, Feb. %, 1916.
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Id DAD NoTICE-Notice is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented to the Com
missonsrs Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their June
session, for review and alteration of so much Of
the county road leading from Jamestown to BealIs-
vile through the Mellou settlement as lies between
]. s. Erlewine's and jamestown, commencing at
and to terminate as near the barn Of J. s. Erle-.
wine as the ground VIII permito
May q l846.
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nAvID WEABER'S ESTATE.-Notice is
~ hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate
of David Weaber, late of Monroe county, decea-
sed. Allpersons having claims against said estate
will present them legally authenticated within one
year for settlement. And all persons indebted to
said estate will please call and make immediate
payment
MARGARET WEABER, Exutrix.
April 25, 1916.
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WOSIAH M. DILLON'S ESTATE Notice
% is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified administrator de 5Onis non
of the estate OF Josiah M. Dillon, late of Monroe
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate will present them legally authen.
ticated within one year for settlement, And all
persons indebted to said estate will please call and
make immediate payment.
HENRY M. BOGGESS, Admir-,
April 25, 1916.
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nLoUGHS! PLOUGHS!!-The best lot Of
Ploughs ever offered in this market. of Zanes-
vile manufactures; amongst which may be found:
The best quality of Side Hill and from No. to
No. Of the new pattern of Regulators.
Farmers would do well to call soon as they will
besold very low.
Nov. I5, I845. ]. r. & ]. H. NORRIS.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Class l26--
Draws at Baltimore, May 27, 1876. as Num-
bers; IA drawn ballots.
1900; of ,2S7; OF 900; 10 of 500; 40 200;
2ss Of 1875. Tickets S.; certificate Of 26 wholes
$40.
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ID DOAD NOTICE.--Notics is hereby gwen
IL that petition will be presented to the Com.
missioners Of Monroe county. Ohio, at their Juno
session, praying for the location Of county road
to commence at the foot Of the hill between the
at or the foot Of the hill to the mouth Of Mar.
rows Run.
Maya, ls46.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 2o-Draws
at Alexandra, May 2S, 1876. rs Numbers; IL
drawn ballots.
sac, ,OOo TO- 600; 900; 5000; 900; 100 of 900
are 100000; 10 of 800; 100 OF 200 Tickets Sloi
a certificate Of rs wholes $I45.
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BEAL MANAHAN'S ESTATE.
NJOTICE is hereby given that the subscribs
IN has been appointed and qualified as admins
rator and of the estate of Beal Manahan, late o.
Monroe county, deceased.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Ex'r.
March 81, 1916.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 2l-Draws
at atAlexandria, May 80, 1876. 7sNumbers; IA
drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 2 Of 10000; 2of $500; 2 of 5 600;
of 8 500; 4 Of 1883; 90 Of 1000; 20 of 1000; 20
of 600; 40 Of 500; SO of 800; 200 OF 200. Tickets
SIS; certificate Of 26 wholes $3.50,
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I'D DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
10 that petition will be presented to the Com-
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their June
session, praying for the location Of county road
beginning at The School house east of Arthur Nor
rson's; thence northward!Y up the run TO the cor
ner Of A. Thompsons field; thence on the section
line north to the corner Of Nicholas Hendry's
lence on the ridge to Daniel Robersonis land;
thence up ridge to pnblic road; thence the best
rout to Jeffers mill thence up the road that s now
travelled to intersect the Mount Ephraim road
between James Watson and Jacob Watson.
April rs, lS46.-tli
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WDoRTER s. SMITH would be pleased to have
il people call and see their Stock Of Goods
They pledge themselves not to charge any thing
for showing the same. They are determined to
sell low, fully appreciating the old adage that a
ssnin,ble sirpence is better than lazy dollar, T"
Call and see before buying elsewhere.
Sunfish Monroe Co., o.
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Managers Office,
(L G. Gregory e Coz
Wheeting, April 95, 1916.

GRAND PRIZES FOR MAY, 1886
$50 900; $40 900; of $50 ,o0O and Of $40 900.
Leading Capitals,
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are DOW receiving rom the East spiendlu STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
consisting IN part of the following articles:
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Cloths Pantaoon plaids
Cassimeres Chambrays
Plain s. figured Satinetts Nankeens
do do Jeans Plaid drills
Summer Cloths Mexican mixtures
Kremlin Tweeds Satin vestings, SC. SC.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Plain, figured and black Mulls
dress silks Striped and plain cam
do do lawns bricks
Muslin de LANES French and American
Figured striped and plain prints
ginghams Mourning s. furniture do
Fancy birage Alapacas
Iaconets Balzarines, Sc.
BONNETS, SHAWLS, ETC.
Extra Florence braid dIBirage scarfs
bonnets Fancy and fillett mitts
Willow, lawn and straw Silk and kid gloves
do Dress handk'fs, good
Net, wool, ombre, and variety
SILK shawls White and black Grape
Silk and cotton hose sc.
LADIES' SHOES.
Fancy andlasting buskins kins
Fancy lasting CATERS Kid, seal and colored kid
Black lasting CATERS slippers
Misses fancy lasting bus Misses monroe boot, &c
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS.
Calf and seal boots Beaver and moleskin hats
Mems Monroe shoes Russia and iur do
Boys do Leghorn s. palm leaf do
Texas ties do Cloth Caps, sc.
Parasols. Parasoettes, aud SunYShadss, Colored
Cambrics, Brown and Bleached Muslins, Irish
Linens, Brown Hollands. Brown and
Blue Drills; Sheetings, Shrtings and
| Tickings; Patent and Spool
Thread; Canvass and Pad
ding; White and Color
ed Fannels, Table
Cloths, Apron
Checks,
/ SC.
Together with an excellent supply of
GROCERIES, TINWARE, AND QUEENS
WARE, and thousand other articles too tedious
to mention, which will be sold for cash or country
produce, cheaper than ever before offered in Mon
roe County If you want large lot Of goods for
little money, call at the store of
], R. s. J. H. NORRIS,
! Woodsfeld, 1916
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MUST RECEIVED-A Splendid Assortment
% of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, OF
the latest style, and for sale at Pittsburgh pri-
ces, at the Cash and Produce Store of
PORTER S, SMITH.
Sunfsh, April TO-
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra Class ll4--
Draws at baltimore, May ID, ls46, IS Num-
bers, IA drawn ballots.
$20, 900; of 5000; 2 of $500; of 1000; of
1900; of ,2s7; Of 600; 10 Of 500; 40 of 200;
29s Of l25 Tickets So; a certificate of 26 whoes
S7O
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Glass l2O--
Draws at Baltimore, May 20, 1916. rs Num-
bers; Is drawn ballots,
$S5. 900; TO- 900; 900, 1000; 200; 1000; 1000;
800; I700; 1000; 400; 10 of 500; 400 Of 200.
Tickets $40; certificate Of 26 wholes $l30.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass ls-Draws
at Alexandra, May 9, 1876. rs Numbers; II
drawn ballots.
$50, 900; 900; 900; l60; ,000 500; 2,ooo
50 of 1000; so of 500; 20 of 800. Tickets $40;
certificate of 25 wholes will cost Sl45.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass l9-Draws
at Alexandria, May Is. 1916. 7s Numbers;l IL
drawn ballots
$s5, ,2s4; net 80, 900; $4,000; 6,000; 3.s95; s Of
$500; 10 500; 80 OF 200; SO of 600; SO Of
500. Tickets $l0;a certificate Of &c wholes $3.50.
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TT R. g. ]. H. NORRIS are the only regular
aDs ly authorized agents in Woodsfeld, for the
sale Of the genuine BRANDRETH- PILLS.
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STRAY COLT.

y STRAY COLT.
& TRAYED from the enclosures of the subscri.
~ Der on the lst inst, a bay colt, with small
star in its forehead, one hind foot white up to the
pastor joint, cap knocked off one of its hips, name
lays to the left side; said colt will be years old in
June. ANY person who will return said colt to
me or give me information where 1t may be had,
shall be handsomely rewarded.
v JACOB DRUM.
Perry township, May 9, 1916.
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A N EXCELLENT ARTICLE Of COFFEE
"A. Just received and for sale by
J..R & J. H. MORRIS.
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.UDAY UP!!--All persons indebted to the
il subscriber will please call and settle up, as
his accounts must be closed
JOSEPH MORRIS,
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The Crops.

The Detroit .7drerffse, of the 26h inst says The
favorable prospect which noticed some weeks ago,
stall continues. Wheat everywhere throughout the State
promises most abundant ield. But short time
remains before the harvest and may look forward
with reasonable certainty to the result In all hui
probability the crop will far exceed any ga
thereu in Michigan
has commenced in the Scoto Valley. We learn that
several OF the farmers in Pcaway and in this county
commenced cutting their wheat a day two since.
They report great prospect, the grain healthy and
plump harvesting has also commenced in the Muskin-
gum and Miami valleys. The grain seems TO have
escaped almost entirely the effects Of the rust owing
the cool dry weather experienced lately.
The Hessan fly has done great damage to the wheat
crop in Illinois
The Augusta, (YaD Democrat, of the goth ult, states
that the harvest has in that county and
withstandng some complaints OF rust fly &c. still hopes
that the farmers will be warded for their toll
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Passengers Arrived

BREMEN-Bark Telismen-H Bergman lady dauvb,.r ana
sou, vi L Ther-27 IN steerags my 's"'e' ""S
PORTO RIco-Bng Neuvtas-A Pilot, q Duclep Ch.-
valier Of Guyana; w Wye, Haven. NV
NEW oHlEAss-Bus LouisIsaa-Alrs Wheeler and ,xo
children, Mrs sicClorad. 1 wy
CaAsLrsros-s Pslmetto-H Baon aud LADY. e
Day lady, schidren aud 2nurses Mrs Josephne Cu,,c
John George Seml Brooks, JAS Mckenna, steyen.cn'
d Comstock, Rev Walker, Sheppard, Jewsvo ,
Bonsud, VIM Lincoln, Dunnmg, { II Arson j Jeul,.a'
Henry w Maeueas, John Lynch IA d BALDWIN D w VAL,
held, John Joyce, John Murphy, Bradley, 0srcks N
Relnck w M Neal, Nineyard, John Tue, 1saac Black
and others
CHaRLEsroS-shp Chlrleston-Dr d whetridg.. q r.
Whetndge, A Whetrdgs; A Whetfidge, II VI Whet-
ridge, Df M Cohen, l. Ferry, Twiss, Mrs Twiss,
NcNier North, Mrs X North, Miss 8 North, Miss +
Hardy stevens, Miss A stevens, ] Lam6. Rhnd
Mrs " hbnd Miss Rhiud. Miss Wilson stevens IA Is
Bull X Lsthers bostck N. Essterby w IIase lton,
Mrs h Haseyn, VIM symp, Mrs VI Hubbell, Miss NJ
Huggils Mrs Fitch, Miss Fitch, Fsnning Mrs Fam
Mug Misses NJ flaming and h Fanning flaming Elira
Craig, w Hopkins, Mrs Robinson, Aiiss s Robinson,
Miss Chesholm. Mrs Howell, IS Howell. Miss w How.
ell, and 7 IA the stscrsge
pfs,AeoIs. schr ss.-E Parkhnrs,, F Hawks. Edward
Coyles, A X Baker, De Castro, Diego Lodrgos.
SAyANSAH-Ship B,rtford-Rev II levitt aud lady, Rev
Mr. Quarterman aud lady Or yudson, lady and child Brig
ham, lady snd child, WI Hamilton and lady, Mr. Becke
Sheon Mrs Chsppe Mrs Gilman. Miss Minis Mas Nc.
Lsod Miss Chappell Miss yudon two Misses Dsmory Miss
Nichols, Miss Robertson, Miss Bulen a III May, q Nj
ehols, jones, w Goodril, MIR Baldwin Gilsey, MIR
Seaman
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MARITIME HERALD.
eUstY Us hNM hOhs>, JILY 4.

Cleared.
Ship RepuSlic BYnell, Liverpool, Cock Saith
ship Lord A:hbaTio", GbIJ Bows, S%sS:e .eMSrray
sssE AK ssIs FL S;s = ss'ss w.
Sx Arsthus. lBr, Card, Windsor. s9pls. whfqsy Co
Brig Massachusetts, Bsbbidge, New ohem', Eiweii
Brig COhansey Sherman. Rio Grasde, Brazil. Iunss
Co, ~
B R1s A A.ssiIsn W Rsy D.
Brig Heanover, Wade, Portland.
Dutch galliot Amala. Mygemgrew, New Bedford. VIM
Ssh 0 ps Rsht Van Yss ws'sE
ss R i%da,,.1S. KsIyi NV BsdisI$,, 80
sss$$r AHdsi're: Hsssls, FebmsadI ;,..,,
sehr Friend TD aA Lowell dHai Boston. DSs'0"
s eHr Gsdascr. iMcktis Phadelpha McKee, Hand
soop Maria; Wade Wade Ne .;, qhsn, El~sl s Co.
Barge Middlesex Wilcox, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Steamship Palmetto, spnney GO hours from Charleston
Ship Lsii: Higgins day. from Have, with d.e. 81,
s,S~s 1sShs fS with
Ship Hartford ssnneman, days from Savannah with
:. nG .S o s s p sH AP Asp
a t. IGN s spoke A asso s.d9 sa
for Be%, , mse , has succession of
Bah Mar. ch'pa GSInaS days oT RE Gs9d
BY the yapOMan At this poT! Jsas 3D. late sis9
Janero May lith lat - s. Ion 81 10 W. spoke bark Cham.
p S i H o sT % for wss .1sS,r.S
with an American brig, showing red signal with white
Bremen bark Maria Athena Hoe.leop. a day. from Bre
men, with vi mdse 10 Victor pnekwitz june - lat ~ g.
lon II os spoke ship Albatro' simpson, from Orleans for
Bremen BARI Ts;msn. Hor,smann, asd.y. from Bremen
Bnk Roman tof Be.iSnl Dosne g day. from Hs%ha.r,
WYWlo miles. spoke bark Mary Raneit, from Ant.sp
s aas VIA msus
Bark Louisan. Williams. 10 days from New Orleans with
rGs S:s s:. Gs.. % e. ,ss.
ship sa%l Robertson from FsIhsvss day, out all ws
rfs sa's 'a' Orleans.
Gsad Shot Ss s ss i%Gs % Il oa .s
70. June th GO ssE Of the Baii1e rolled away the
' 80 spoke si and s G %s
ass Htss s Key SE oAs so. . sS
Brig capsa To% ds from New Orleans.
With whest to ISns e. a Is 81 Ion 70 49, SPOKE
wished TO be reported June a. lag 80 % lon n &c. spoke
Bremen schr Henriete. Haesasp As days from Bremen
with mdse bound to Havana-sO to Pavensadt
sshI AIeI, Thomas ThOm.s,s day. from EIs.hur. with
Hart from Psn..sS Hun. Co
from Phslelphia for New .ans 18th lat 3; o. Ion SO S
ship pana,ess Of and for Lvsrpool from Aralashcola
from Mobile for Liverpool wished be reported 22a lat
f. G5s from
sebr MARY Osborn, days from Norfolk with mdse
o Sturges, Chairman K Co.
schr kempton, Henderson, from Norfolk with mdss,
TO Sturges, Chairman & Co.
Sch! Jonas, Smith, Wilmington, NC, naval stores,
schr Il Mead. Smith, Wilmington, Del, -four.
Schr Direct, Briggs Baltimore, coal.
Schr John Stevens Cox. Richmond, coal.
Schr Cornelia Conklin, Philadelphia, coal.
Below
2brgs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Natchez, Land for Canton.
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Foreign Markets.


ST. JOINS, PoRro Rico, June 20, 1916.
The crop of sugar and molasses is nearly finished In
oil parts oil the Island few sugars be made on
the north side and in the vicinity the city and Ponce
but at Mayaguez and Quay the entire crop is dis
posed Of Several vessels have already gone home in
ballast, and the only American lett in the Porn of
John, ia the brig Lucy of Boston, will sail in days
for Philadelphia in ballast, being able procure
cargo for the United States The orders sugars are
extensive for Europe at advanced limits and nearly all
that now TO be made will be taken for French ard
Eng sh account For second qualities 3is to a. is
freely paid For some time have had plenty Of rains,
ami prospects look fair for the growing canes.
Havana, June 23-Our market continues to be well
supplied with Rice from your po.t well others,
the last sales the Zephyrs cargo of handsome
quality at iIs and the Magnoiias cargo l0s4 rs;
several others daily expected so that prices may
sui recede Island produce is dull Aolasses poor
luan has been selling the out ports tor the price Of
the hhds TO rsi; while good sweet parcels
anu oIing aSH RS; Sugar white. IN rs; yellow,
ois "a RS tAchange has suddenly advanced to Ia a
10 cents premium on England, and per premium
Cowes and market
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FOREIGN MALs.-A store vessel will leave the Boston Ma
Yard in the of week, for the Coast OF Africa
letters for the squadron addressed the of he Naval
Lyceum. will be forwarded. The Chan ship Maria Hele
will leave this for Valparaiso Caao &c. about
the 18th nstete for the squadron that station should
be addressed the Naval Lyceum Brooklyn The ship Cou
rier will leave here Monday for Rio Jmero-etters for
the Brazilian squadron addressed above will be forward
ed The bark Grafton will also leave this port OF about
the 18th inst for Chinaleter for the .oop of war Vim
that station be forwarded by addressing them
above il addressed post paid the of the Er
change News Rooms, to the Offng News Rooms IN this
city, they will be attended the Office of this paper
" The packet ship Independence. for Liverpool viii
sail Monday. The Hendrix Hudson London and the
Splendid for lIavre will sail on Wednesday.
" We are indebted to the Charleston (sC) Patriot for
slips.
PoRT OF New YoRxThe following table of clearance.
I'M, port for the month OF June taken from books
Of the Custom Houss :