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Foreign Markets.
Iron our Correspondent.


LAGuArRA, July 30, 1916.
The Brig Reindeer, from New York, leaves this even
ing for Puerta Ca clio.
We'll assorted cargoes from the States doing we'll
Flour Sl3 l3k southern preferred Produce very
scarce indeed none but what has been engaged by
houses egulsry in the trade. Venezuela s in active
of prosperity and increasing in population foa there
scarcely house store to let In the city of Caracas
The election for President and Representatives Is from
the LIST to sh proximo. and politics the only topic in
discus sion.
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COEf y, w. CIAL.
New York. Ann. 10.

AsHEs-saes to-day in Pots at 50 56h and in Pearls
At 81 o6L.
BsrADsTurTs-There was apparent change in tho
market to-day. The per Caledonia did not
snect prices OF tran sct ale western Oswego
was made for export at 81 which the ruling price
previous 10 the receipt of the foreign intelligence.
SOME Loekport brsni for the same purpose sold at
81 o6A Michigan ana Gene ee are held at sI Not
mucn stirring in wheat or gra OF any description.
.otIoS-Ihe news per the Caledonia this morning,
iavoraoe Tor shipments OF cotton and there has
been an increased disposition to purchase We heard of
sales oil about 1000 bales, asd consider the market firm
at our quotations 80
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New Bedrord ga Market.
[For the week ending iurua ~

lFor The week ending AupuNl71
sperm -t0r sperm there is nluirv ana ,ys h.ar
oil sales OF eS1 bbls Ia loss at " ots casn - " ~
Whale There have been considerable ransac,,,n. =;
Whale Oil We notice sales Of 1900 bbls-92ss bbis =,
~ cents 20o7 bbls at 2sk cents for export AIS bhls
seiecteo NV for manufacturing % cents and las bb.
export. f' TUT
whsebono-In whslebone we hear Of no ,rsn,se
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RIO PAPER BOX MAKERs.-sooS0 lbs Straw Boards,
for sale by rERSSE BROOKS,
aui2 I'm IS and 81 Nassau 81.
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WITHOUT MERCURY Or BACsASI--'No cure no
w, payn-pr. Cullen Indian Vegetable Remedy is the
msdcine that has fea diseases Of
every kind speedily and permanently although thousands
have tested It within few months past Sold wholesale
Also 60 Bcwery, 1876 Fulton street. 3ei Munoe street.
Avenue D.. and 303 Hudson street. auil lmsr
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HER ALD-Every day, Pnce cents per copy--G
IS per anrurn--psyable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Ssturday-Pnce SO cents
per scgy$} ~ cents gss sqpnpm-psyabls in sdysnGs .
Price sk cent, per eopv-s, 90 per annum payable IN sa
ADVERTISEMENTS 1T hsIuusl priee,.-slwsys os4h>
n advance.
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nR. MARSHALL HALLS CORDIAL RENOVATOT
~ -R. MARSHALL HALL .one Of the most celebrate

nR. MARSHALL HALLS CORDIAL RENOVATION.
~ -R. MARSHALL HALL, one Of the most cele braed
physicians Europe Is the dscoverer OF this valuable
medicine used and prescribed by the most emf
physicians Europe and America. sovereign
dy in weakness the organs OF and every
where used according directions has produced the
Dr. Hastings Of London states in the London Lancet
he has been with Halls Cordial Renovator
the Of the following diseases
weakness brought by habit INDUCED by
lascivous dreams nightly discharges. DyspeP
weakness Of the small Of the back confusion Of intel
ec orgetuness palptaton Of the heart aversion
y consumption, emacaton glcets whites obstru cton Of
certain evacuatons total mpotency and bareuness
cured by this incidence Phillips Boyne, Agents. For
waded al parts Of the Union price So per bottles bottles
Tor 80. Sold ut II Duane st. au20 lt~rh
nj EDICAL ADVICE -DOCTOK LAMERT is conn.
vl denslly consulted his Office, 6 Gold street,
tuton all diseases OF private nature. His treatment
being mild ard udcous requires neither restraint
in diet, h,ndrance from business Debility,
constitutional arising from ndiscreet indulgences Of the
causing nightly emissions, and eventually i'm
potency engages the Doctors attention. his object being
the that of originally
designed Structure disease frequently existing without
sometimes caused By the neglect Of the parties
selves, efectuay cured by Dr. Letters, post paid
enclosing fee attended and medicine with
dyce. sent 70 pant Of the United States Once s.
old treet au20 iwsmc
M ARRlED LADIE, Will FIND MUCH TO IN.
Nl them by perusng Moral Phy.ology written by
the Hon. H. y. Owen, sddbnons and alterations, by
Glover NJ. d. We're this boo- carefully read by every
married person and its advice strictly followed,
suaded that different state of society from the present
would xs The tsrors Of poverty end the prospect OF
large family Of children which could be but poorly reared
prevent prudet people from entering the matrimonial
state but here is work that will tell you important
which obvate all such objections. Price Of the
book 20 For sale No. Ann and most other book
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800 LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
AA Tram. leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
side, every morning at A. NJ, for Boston
Also trains from Brooklyn side at O'Clock and
i've mnute. and OK A NJ, and and r. NJ, daily The
A. M and p NJ 60 through the former stopping at
.o.d jel9
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE UF
GLASGOW AND NEW YORK LINE OF


GLASGOW AND NEW YORK LINE Or
PACKETS.
re ~ M &
DECISIONS wishing send for their friends In any part OF
Scotland sail direct from Glasgow can make arrange,
regular line OF Packets sailing monthly from Glasgow.
The ANN HARLEY, Captain Scott,
ADAM CARR, Captain McEwens
SARACEN, Captain Hawkins,
BROOKSBY, -
Comprise the above line and the high character Of those v
sells should be sufficient inducement for who may Pc
sending their friends Scotland make arrangements Tor
this 1.-THE only line.)
w & j. T. TAPSCOTT,
rs South street, Of Maiden Lane or
Messrs REID MURRAY Agents
aIer in Glasgow.
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THE PILES

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
nR. UPHAM INTERNAL REMEDY, for the cure OF
- les, Inflammation Of the Liver and Spleen lnamma
on SORENESS and Licernton e the stomach Bowels Kid
ard Bladder W-airess and Inflammation Of the Spine
TnE VEGETABLE PIT FLECTUARY
is the only successful remedy for that dangerou. and distress
ing complaint the Piles offered to the public
Mark This i! is nten remedy not external applica
on and will any Of Files either Bleeding
Blind internal external and probably the only thing that
will There is mistake ABOUT it, II is positive cure
take and improves The general health remarkable
mi, in its ration, and be taken IN
OF the infamm ton, without Danger All exter
nal applications in the highest degree di,agreeable
and offensive and from the of the
disease temporary in their effects This medicine attacks
the disease at and removing the renders
the cure certain and permanent
The EiectusIy contains no mineral medicine, no aoes
colocynh gamboge other powerful and irritating purg
tive. No Of taking cold while under influence No
change in diet If taken according directions
for life is guaranteed.
Poprietors office, o6 Bowery. Sold Wholesale and retail
by Wyatt Ketcham l2l Fulton street. N. T. Pnce 81.
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CURE YOURsELF.-AFFLICTED READ.-For One

DUIaI YOU can UudIH UUttt OF
COMPOUND, which is warranted to permanently a
delicate disease and its varieties II leaves odor the
breath restriction Of diet business adapted
eveIy age and consttuon CONTAINS ne mercury OF
ing cases The compound needs putting, speaks Tor
itself in every trial that made Of IT, and the proprietor
Sold wholesale by Comstock Cos 81 Coqrtlandt street
retaed Of Hudson and Leons
Of Bowery and FOURTH corner Of Bowery and Houston
Bowery and Walker, East Broadway and Market and
THIRD snd South streets, Phila Of Charles Pratt
streets, Baltimore and by &. stott Washington City,
ul re
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.


NHE Public respectfully Informed that the rece Mt break
the Canal caused by The late neshet having been re-
paired, the PIONEER K EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad
and Canal from Philadelphia to Ptsbursh eommeacsd rs
leaving the Depot No. 2t Market street, DAILY, N
o'clock, AM. -
By this route passengers will avoid all fatigue and dam
ger night travelling coaches both Railroads being pass
ed in daylight. 49,
For further information apply at the odestbhed Once,
~ Market street, doors above Eighth street
sio 6msrrc A. b. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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RAILROADS, &c.
CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.
~ e sa 5f ~

THESE Roads. with the Western and Atlantic ieirosd
yannah 10 Oothcsl"gs. Georgia Of 81 miles viz -
Savannah Macon. Genital Railroad. 100 miles
Macon TO Atlanta Macon W estem Railroad l0l
Atlanta TO Oothcnloga, Western Atlantic 30
Goods will be carried Savannah Atlanta and Doth
aaloga, at the foil wing ratss. viz:
OK WEioHr Goops. To .8f- To Doth
Sugar, Coffee Liquor, Eagging. Rope, ianta eaioga.
Butter. Cheese, Tobacco, Leather,
Hides, Cotton Yarns, Copper, Tin,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow We're
Flour Rice Bacon in casks or boxes
Porx Beef, Fish, Lard. IaIlow Bees
wax, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Grind
on nEAsuREMkNT Goops.
Boxes of Hats Bonnets and Furniture,
BaTes snd bales Of Dry Goods ssddiery
Clas, Paints. Drugs and CONNECTION
cry, per cubic foot. 50 20 100 ms 80
Crockery, per cubic loot 80 IS IS
Mo asses aud Oil, Ter hid tsmasr
ca ks IN proportion ),................S SO 90 SH 90
P,oushs, 0ugel Cultivators Corn She'.
lers and straw Cutters, esch.. Isl Is 81 so
Pioughs (su,,ll) and Wheebirows.. 80 80 Slo3
Salt per Liverpool Sack, .....S0 10 80 IS
PAssAcE.
Savannah to Atlanta. $50 %
Children under IL years Of age half price
Savannah to Macon. .;..:.; - w 80,
~ Goods consigned 10 the Subscriber will DO forwarded
Freight NAV be paid at Savannah Atlanta or Doth.
eaioga r. WINTER, Forwarding Agent, Z. H. X.
SAVANNAH, August IS. 1916. a2 zmrre
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TO PROPRIErORs, OF CIRCUSES OR
MENAGERIES.

MENAGERIES.
- TO LET on LEASE for year or term q ys. S.
corner Delaney chrystie streets block east Of
ihs bowsry The building is g. ieet Vide by seS iong In
the and % 1 o s Circus or
susWer we'll for winter quarters for either having over 70
stalls for Horses and plenty storage room Tor wagons
Apply on the premises No HWpyiIIiHMs Proprietor
Alp ES H &. som.
about two days He also able give assurance oil pema
Strangers AID others are invited call His ices are as low
charged by other respectable physicians Open DAY
and evening s2o lwemc
III estsbs A. d. 1885, by the present proprietor
for the uccess Of scrous strieuies Diseases
Of thr urethra kdneys. etc., nervous billy, mereah
diseases seminal we,taes gravel nodes cares thr
tism ulcers the gotts tonss throat nose and limbs
syphic iretis intamed eyes impotence or graduat
wasting away of the powers o. e night ~.
cret Diseases and all secret diseases whether mid or
y,ruent; and from expe- riencs that very seldom
perfect and lasting cure IN any and 81
cases of above mentioned Diseases The afflicted should
eeIeSrsssd Dr. Hunters Red Drop N be obtned med
knownso fail in curing tbs very wort forms OF
The dspsn.ay Il so arranged ,e't the per,
ndance his private rooms ready and Wiling
render relief all who give him call Hundr,d OF
most ssoni.hns cases on record are open
the Dspensary all OF which were cured ~ TINS
Prizes One Dollar per vial wSsh Is wsT'n,sd IN az
has Year, standing without pain or inconvenience
OF advertised symptoms Of structure the most healthy
annoyed by those very symptoms after
the only medicine chest necessary Is one vial Of the above
remedy.
of Philadelphia after the first Of September il will be on
sale. au2o s.mc
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DROtEsSOK BOEKHAVVE'S unversai Tonic and
Il Hygean Kenovatori hi. medicine, 50 long celebrated
Europe has found truly valuable It's introduce
tisn this country In all cases Of nervous or consa-
tiona debility arising from destructive bit,
dysyepsa rpidy liver functional dersuEemen of the
lungs eadg aud in female attended
with local medicine staads
For its virtues be we'd various physicians
street. ew York su20 I'm
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Mo QUACKERY.-DUCTUK COOPER. Duane
~ street, member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
London consulted confdentaly all private diseases
which he without mercury or hndrance from bus
ness. Recent he cures in few days practice OF
structures without pain. .
Debility resulting habit INDUCED in by young
elects, syphilitc eruption and ulcers agra
waited by quacka thoroughly cured by DrC Aperfec
physician and surgeon. au20 3tsrh
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~ +. KOKT U M.

IMPORTER OF .~xx~
PRECIOUS STONES, VENETIAN AND
BOHEMIAN BEADS TURQUOISES, GARNETS,
GLASS DROPS, &c. SC.
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order that the earliest information the subject of
warehousing OF merchandise, under the recent act OF
Congress NAV be received by all persons interested
therein the following Instructions published
Copies these Instructions will be transmitted to the
respective officers Of the customs the forms
necessary TO accompany the can be printed.
Tn Der A,n,.a 4
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M hDiCAL AND sURGICAL.-NO QUACKEKf.-
A Dr. Morrison has been engaged for Is years the
succ essfu treatment of all forms OF diseases er
curai and syphc erupuoas. giees, sc turcs gonorca
ana dcbilty, mlsing from habit. Dr. Nj holds no
communion with pretended see his London DIP
iona with the signatures OF the of examiners OF the
Royal College Of Surgeons, including Sir Asey Cooper
SIR Anthony arses, &c. &c. In his Office MY Fulton st.
Leth1Y amended 10. aul9 3tsrc
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-08-29

From OREGoN.-Mr, b. Genois, with ten 9TH
err, recently arrived at st. Louis from Oregon
They passed over the whole route without moles-
taiion, and met different emigrating companies
The country was healthy and productive, and the
,emigrants were generally pleased with their pros
pects ua
The Revcille remarks that, on perusing the trea
ty, Mr.. G. referred to the clause securing to the
Hudson's Bay Company the sites they have select
ed, as most snjur,oiss agreement for the people
of Oregon. because this company are in posses
sion Of the best sites south Of 40, and by their
mense capital and power, break down all Ameri-
can traders who attempt to compete with them
Ohio Statesman. ,..,s-. a!.s,
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Auditor Woods

Stated in his speech to the people of this county,
that aevy of mills, under the new valuation,
would be sufficient to raise reve nue. for all purpo-
ses. Now, for the purpose of showing to the tax
payers, how this law will operate, we have taken
the pains TO examine the books in the Auditors
Office and find that the tax, for the year 1914, on
the lands described below, is as we have set it
down. We also find upon an examination of the
new appraisement, that the tax for ls47. taking
Auditor Woods estimate of mills, will be, on
the same lands as follows:
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BY calculation in last weeks paper, we showed
that, supposng the average valuation under the
new appraisement to be six dollars per acre, that
the amount Of tax to be raised, in lS47, in this
county from land, would be more than one-thrd
more than il was in 1914. By the above table, it
will be seen that the tax on these several tracts
will be almost doubled. This Is the working Of
Auditor Woods beautiful system of taxation.
We have not time to add more to this list, this
week; but we will make additions, from week to
week, until we give specimens Of the tax in each
township IN the county.
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AtHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order for
- the sale of lands in attachment to me directed
from the court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun.
ty, and State of Ohio, | will offer for sale at public
outcry, at the front door of the court house in
Woodsfied, in said county. on Wednesday the 30lh
day of Sept, 1916, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a m and O'Clock m of said day the following
real estate to wit: Lot No 40 in the town of Grays-
vile, with the Improvements thereon, lying and
being IN said Monroe county, aud ordered 10 be
sold as the property of Reuben Boomer to satisfy
the judgments Of C. L. DUNCAN and the executors
of Reuben Philips
VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
August 20, 1916. 81 &c
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Z UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH,

BY UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH,
From Baltimore, August, 81, 1916
To Tie Editor Of the Union:
BY the Adelaide, Adams, sailed from Havana
on the 9th of July and arrived at New York yester
day, learn that special messenger from Vera
Cruz came passenger in the steam packet 10 Ha-
vana, with letters to Santa Ana, informing him
that the citizens and military of Vera Cruz had de-
clared for him. Santa Ana, Almonte, and Rejon,
Immediately took passage in the British steamer
Ariel, and proceeded privately to Vera Cruz, on
the 9Th July, in the night Com. Conner's ship.
the Potomac, got agroud at Green isle; by heaving
the guns overheard she got off, and proceeded to
Pensacola to be repaired. There was no sickness
in the American fleet The TruXton and Perry
were off Havana, and had no communication with
the shore, as the yellow fever was prevailing On
the island. The city Of Mexico had also declared
in favor of Santa Ana. Large subscriptions were
making by individuals to carry on the war Gen.
Paredes was to have left on the 29th ult, TO head
the army, and Gen. Bravo was TO be President nd
interim. The garrison of San Juan heartily par
ticipated in the revolution; one brigade Of troops
had left the city of Mexico for Matamoras, and two
others were on the route to Camargo. Paredes
had issued decree authorizing the Secretary Of
w IF TO grant letters of marque against the COM
merce of the United States. The revolutionists
adopted the plan Of the pronunciamento of Guada-
laxara, with some additions.
Yours, &c., FULTON.
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FULTON.

SSHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue ofa fieri facias
- ct levari facias to me directed from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Belmont county, Ohio, will
offer for sale on Tuesday, the 9th day of Septem-
ber, 1916, on the premises in Salem township,
Monroe county and State aforesaid, between the
hours of 10 o o'clock a. m. and p. m. of said day,
the following property, to wit: A lease from Will
liam Cochran to Upton l.. Talbot which expires
on the first day OF April, lsl9 for the following
property, to wit: One grist mill, one saw mill, one
garden containing three iourhs OF an acre OF ground
be the same more or less, and one dwelling house;
taken in execution as the property of Upton L.
Talbot at the suit of John Dunfee.
WIN, d. PATTON, Sheriff.
August 20, 1916. 81 90
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D UN away from the subscriber in the town Of
Ea> ClaIington, Monroe county, Ohio, on Satur-
day night, the I'd of August, mitchell BUS.
KIRK, an apprentice between eighteen and TWEEN
ty years of age, (saId apprentice is now in this
neighborhood;) he is about five feet eight or nine
inches in height, rather spare built, and little
stoop shouldered, with light hair. forwarn all
persons from trusting, harboring or secretng said
boy under the penalty of the law.
FORBES A. MORGAN.
August %, 1916,
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25,9O1 10 7
Total
Expenditures.

AApCuut\NlCS.
Paid State Treasurer revenue for State,
Canal, and Common school purposes
collected on Duplicate of 1915, and
tax on lawyers and physicians 5,57l 81
Paid State Treasurer Surplus Revenue 2,52l 90
Z" interest on do 969 90 8
" peders license 81 81 8
Z" funds arising from
redemption Of forfeited Lands & Lots AZ A s
Paid State Treasurer funds arising from
sale of forfeited Lands and Lots 63 46
Paid State Treasurer funds arising from
sale of Section l6 4O3 ls 3
State funds in county treasury 1903 O4
Paid tip treas. for com. school purposes Ash AZ
" for township purposes l,3s4 40
&c for poor purposes 5o2 s5
&c q for road purposes 625 S5
Road certificates presented On settle
ment between Auditors Treasurer 1859 33
Paid for School district purposes II % 8
School district funds IN treasury 50
Paid military funds to township asses
sors for services 80 35
Paid interest on county orders redeemed l59 80
&c witnesses in state cases in court OF
Common Pleas 1876 30
witnesses in state cases before JUS
tices - %
&c Justices of Peace their costs in
state cases 81 l73
6 Constables their costs in state cases 40 10
&c Associate Judges their fees l76 90
:" County Commissioners their fees 81 90
Tho's Mitchell, jr fees as Sheriff l29 90
I" a" :" Dep. Cor. 90
" Tho's West fees as Pros. Atty 1873 90
{" VIM. okey fees as Clerk of court go 90
John Nj. Kirkbrde fees as Auditor 575 81 7
g Interest on funded debt 493 90
:. Judges and clerks Of annual cleo
ton for 1915 ia 20
I" Judge of annual election for lSiS 90
g Assessors Of 1915 60 90
q TIP Clerks for making aud return.
-t-a ing enumeration oflSi5 30 10
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MD ZEAL MANAHAN'S ESTATE.-Notce is
lid hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrative de JOnis
non of the estate of BeaI Manahan, late of Monroe
county, deceased. AlIpersons having claims against
said estate will present them legally authenticated
within one yedr for settlement. And all persons
indebted to said estate will please call and make i'm
mediate payment
ELIZABETH MANAHAN, Adm'rx
August ], 1916.
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FIRE.-The barn Of JOEL EVANS, Of Sunsbury
township, in this county, was struck with light
ming, on the evening of the goth inst, and entire
" consumed. The loss is estimated at about $780,