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Reply.


Well, f4end Miller what would you have as DO IN
the premises The report is false-an inexcusable,
III mgated le-we have authority for so pronouncing
ibut if you expect to stop this torrent Of personal
defamation, you are grievously mistaken. Anony'
nous calun Mes for which one is irresponsible, are
the avorite weapons of adversares and the best
YOU can do is 10 chase them out Of one into another
IL it not the wiser part to treat them with contempt
and proceed with the discussion of the great issues in
voved in the Presidential contest
Col Fremont is not STAKEHOLDER but suppose he
weIt-wbat of it Do not you and recognize the
lega right TO hold slaves in Save States Have We
Dot repeatedly voted for slaveholders whom we knew
10 be right on the great issues at stake Is it not
quite lk ely that we may do again Read the let
ter of the Hon ADAM BEATTY, published in our last,
ard say whether you would not far sooner support
him for President, avowed STAKEHOLDER as he Is,
than any Doughface in America Would you not
rather vote for Breckenridge than for Buchanan do
you forget that Theo. G. Hunt, VIM. Cullom, Ener-
FOR Etheri6ge and eral of the most determined
cpIosers in the lat Congress Of the Nebraska lnquy
were Shareholders Do you not that when you
indignantly deny that Col +. is Shareholder, an ad
verrury will argue that you tacitly affirm that all
Shareholders ought to be prescribed and excluded from
Office And, since J, DO not mean that why give
caviler CHARGE TO infer it
But suppose you run this particular lie into the
ground you will have accomplished nothing while the
rprit which prompted its fabrication remains in exist
ence Mex, day you will be told that Col. Fremont is
Roman Catholics and though this is as false az the
Other will be easy for Hookem Snivey to assert that
Peter Sneoks told him that he heard COL Fremont say
he was Catholic. or saw him attending Mass, or
some ing to that effect.-Well: you waste week
in running down h,s lie also; and then where are you
At once some willy adversary turns round to Roman
Cstholic and queries-'I Isn't this pretty Republi'
conf He TALK Of Equal Rights for All; yet his
"eager deiefse of Fremont from the imputation OF
Catholicism implies that man Of your faith ought
mot to be supported for Office How do you like
"that sort of Repubicsnism p
Fri, nd Miller, don't believe the People OF the
Uped States will see man put down by this sort OF
low personal attack It isn't like them to do It. Sup
pore you prove Col Fremont isn't STAKEHOLDER, or
isn't RI mapist, or snt something else that IN
scrupulous demsgogues may hope to catch vote or
two by saying be is how far ahead will you have got
Blu, if you devote your tine and energies 10 an eluc-
daon Of the great ssues to be decided this Fall--if
GU show IT, people Who may come TO hear you that
tb,se Is ues are important, and that the Republicans
hay, the right side of them-fey will be pretty GER
tain 10 work and vote for the candidates presented and
supported as the representatives Of that side. AT
,ea,t, such is the view of
MAO yc,s Julv g. 1855. HORACE GREELEY
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MAINE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
PORTLAND, Tuesday, Jul, g. 1876.

I""p fuesuHy, July 3, wv
Tie Republican State Convention held here today
wss ATTENDED BY twelve hundred delegates represeor
rg every town in the State. The Hon. Freeman r.
More of Beth presided.
On the frs, b.llot fur Governor the Hon. Hannibal
Hsnn received / o62 votes, and his nomination was
then made ursI rous by acclsmation.
Spe, chs were made b, +. II. Morse, II. w. McCu'.
lis, Noah Smith, W. s Cochrap, and jos FL WI
hams. The three la'. named opposed the Republicans
last year.
The resolutions offered were unanimously adopted
They mainly present the issue Of Slavery extension as
parsmount to all o'bers and invite the sffstion and
cooperation Of al who have the que stion at heart.
Tie nom nations OF Fremont and Dayton were in.
dorsed with great erthusiXm.
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The citizens OF ELLEsvlLLE, in Ulster County
celebrated the Fourth on the platform OF " free
Speech, Free Press, and Free Territory, ana
were addressed by JosEpH HoxiE, esq, OF tois o"y
The procession to the grove, where the GRAFTON we'
delivered and the Declaration read was quite isfge
numbering msny Of the people Of adjoining towns n
carrisses, bearing appropriate Ffee-Son devices a
public dinner at Terwlhger's Hotel, hrswofhs .a"
earlier part of the evening" ball, and ladies' parry
terminated tho exercises The day wss showery.
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THE ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE.

ST. Louis, Tuesday, July s, Ie1o'
At the last regular mt citing of our Chamber OF Com
merce Committee appointed to consider tho sub
i.ct Of obtaining injunction against tae recosstruc
ton Of the Rock leland Bridge across the Mississippi
River.
The Committee is al-o expected to prepare an al
dress to tie public in the form of protest against re-
placing 70 serious obstacle to navigation in the Up
per Mississippi.
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RECOVERY OF A PORTION OF Tue LOST
SUBMARINE CABLE.
SYpsEY, e.. b., 7

SiDfEf, Z. D., Iuesd6! July . Lo'o'
The vessel sept out BY the New-York, w'Found-
lard and London Telegraph Company, for the purpose
of endesyorirg to recover the Submarine Telegraph
Cable loet in She Gulf Of ST. Lawrence, has just 70
turned here bavirg succeeded in recovering In good
order large portion of the cable. She will proceed
INN eciateIy with il to Nev-York.
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BIRNING OF A FOUNDRY.

NLwBuRGH, n. Y. Tue oay, July 8, 800.
The extensive foupdery and machine shop at this
place, belonging to Messrs. Stanton, Mallory q Co.,
was destroyed today by the explosion of boiler
Fort upately the hancs we've mostly at dinner, aud no
live were lost Four or five persons were seriously
injured.
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July :, Isoo'
The Jury on the Baltimore and Ohio Rairosd acci,
dent rendered verdict that the train Was thrown on
the track by the displacement Of the switch by come
peron unknown. The Company have offered re-
ward Of o., 900 for the arrest Of the guilty party.
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rcr'ninatiops Gen Wool ard b.ve cent additional
rrss' M Why be- should be removed from the commsni
The rsctht ps.sase through both Houses Of the
trre iiv,r improvement bids, over the Presid. nts
vetoss, has caused much rejoicing among the COpgres
sioDal fren II Of such offsets.
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CRICKET MATCH.

ALBANY, Tuesday July {, zoo.
The match between the Newark and Albany Cricket
Clubs eLdeo in the of the former, with niue
wickets to go down.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
SHANNON NOT RESIGNED.

SHANNON NOT RESIGNED.
From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 8, 1856.
No official confirmation has been received OfGov.
ShaDnons rumored resignation, nor any recent
direct intelligence from him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-12

demand Chicago & Rock Island was the most buoyant
stock the ls, 81 buyer 30 being bid a. the close,
OF advance Of 2 cent. The street under the pur-
ohast by the friends Of this stock is believed 10 have
sold Iisell very short and much higher prices pre-
dictod Cleveland and Toledo thought 10 be in the
sane position and shorts in both stocks have within
few days bought freely II the large purchases which
have beer made within the iast few weeks OF Cleve-
land and Toledo buyer thirty and sixty, have been
made for one party for the purpose of & corner,
they have certainly been large enough to give
the bears trouble. The stock closed at sls.
Michigan Southern is steady at 9js Wisconsin Lake
Shore scld at %, buyer sixty. Tire accounts of the
business Of this Road are very favorable Panama was
steady at lO5l Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati,
lOl. Hudson River Is heavy at 81. There has sprung
up demand for Norwich, and &c was bid at the Sec
ord Board. New.York Central is firm at92,. Erie
and Reading were both heavy. The former closed at
Sc; a57 and the latter at 90. Nicaragua sold to mode
rate extent at l4al3i. In Railroad Bonds the trans
actions were some SO 900 at previous prices State
Stocks were quiet and without change.
The market for Exchange was frmer at the close,
bnt without change in rates. The business for this
steamer has not been very large and the supply fair
Sterling If 999ic the bulk of the business being a.
9G9lc fox first class commercial bills ard 9sc. for
bankers Francs 5.2O0517i. Continental bills
heavy.
We notice engagements TO Liverpool Of soS4o,oOO
bushels Grain at 5e5ld in bulk and Cd. in ship bags
the latter an outside 900 bblS Rosn 2s Cd 100
bbls Oil 3Os 900 boxes Bacon, 25s. 500 bales Cot
ton, IL. sd S3.l6d.; and by the Atlantic sailing to-
dsy 200 boxes Cheese 45s. To London 300 boxes 3Os
100 boxes Bacon and 200 tons Logwood, 25s. To
glasgow 400 bbls. Flour, %. Cd. To Havre Cotton
ia &c., the lower rate by q French brig from Rich
mold to Rio at 81 37l y Dbl.
The payments from the Sub-Treasury again
large. The business Paid 1921 ,56s 81; received
sll5,55l s.; balance s7,N6,5l5 "a; paid for Assay
Office, slO,3Gl a; paid on dsbursing checks, SILL
l29 49,
The imports of Dry Goods of the week have been
s2246 2e6 against $500 26O week last year. The
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MARzgIED.

AYERS GREiGAt Brooklyn, Long Island on Thursday,
April TO- hy Rev. Dr. Garfield Joseph Of the late
J. h. yeIs eq Of Newport Pagne England TO Csrolae,
the younger daughter Of Alex NJ Gro.g, oil Of Broozyn
BEETT-CO WAiTE-On Inursdsy April 10, at
the CLurch OF the Nativity, by the ks Cldpp, Edward
Brett to Eliza w. CowperL waite, al OF this city.
BURR-RANDALIr-In Rdgefsd, Conn. on Tdursday, Apr
no by The Rev r. II. LOOMS Col Aaron Burr Of heedng
nd Nrs. Caroline g. Randall OF the former place.
DEWEY OODSELL--In Brooklyn on. Thursday, April TO-
by the Rev b. GoOdse DR. g. A. Dewey Of PAtIs0urgh TO
Miss julia A. daughter of the officiating clergyman
IpLER-COLE-On TLursday April 10, by the Rev. Francis
Vnon d. D. Augustus c. +. Tdler Of Prussia. 10 Leonors
X daughter Of the late John Cole esq.
HODGES-ABBOTT-On Thursday, April 10, by the Rev.
j. Jones' Pastor Of the hafiLofs' Church Frede lex H.
Hodges of Broadway TheaeI, 70 bliss Ellen Elizabeth
Abbott OF THE city.
-McANASPIEOn Thursduv, April 10, by the Rev
Vim Event r. Pratt of EdubuTgh Scotland stely
dChcaeo nj to Miss Maggie Mcanaspis vi New York.
|URNFR-CARPENTEE--On Thursday, April 10, by the
Rev. Dr. Chspn James Turner OF Paris TO Marie rheress
CARPENTER Of Boston.
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DIED.

sAIs-On Thursday April 10, Ida c.. ony child of Thomas J.
y. ratd Mary A Davis aged months and 10 Gays
b. Ieeyos friends of tas family, also those OF James
,,a Han. all Dayis and Daniel and Margaret Oakey
attend The funeral Saturday APrh
nsIi oc OK Il ON No AIS Fourth street. wthoS. iortner
ntiiatiou.
TENNITuOES-At the City Hospital on Thursday, April 10
Tomas H. Deuuthoin, native Of fenzinos COrLwai lug
iOWLER-On Saturday April s. Of congestion OF the lungs
Tie Row Bancroft Fowler a. StecsbnIge, MAs'' aged oV
yeGrs NJ Fowler gritua,s VI \ ale Ia l'yo.
IALsTED-On Thursday. Arrl 10, at his Residence No IL
Ess Twentieth street. Or j. Hal ted in the 10Th year OF his
tge after short iiiDess.
Ia remains will be taken 10 Duchess County for inernen
hwRENCEOu Thursday April 10, at the residence of his
srlaw Isaac Tayor esq No 70 Bsrr)w street, jonathan
Lawrence esq Of lonkers, the 10th year OF his age
LOCKWOOD Suddenly Thursday, April TO- aged years
uous and rs days SGrah Elizabeth the beloved and on
child OF Sarfwd H. and Auns Amelia Lockwood
IkALvIN-Os Thursday April 10, Joseph Msl'in, aged 70
|EELLY-On Thursday Aprl 10, sftoT short Illness Mary
kouy. widow. aged II years
ROBERTSOn Monday. April 7, Robert Roberts at No IS
Pitt street aged IS years.
Toe remains wers inferred Cemetery Of the Eysrgeens
VAN BRUET-On Friday, April IL, Mana wife of Tunis
Nsn brunt csc.
Notice Of the funeral and other particulars VIII be given in
vskti
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thrown ont to day by al the banks. Notes OF the
shebyvile Bank refused at the counter Of the State
Bank"
The Cincinnati Ga-Stte Of "wednesday says;
Jeremiah b. BALDWIN has been arrested IN Bcm
PHI on the charge % forging letter from Smith, Oung
& Co. Of New. York for so, OcO upon which be OBJ
tanned money frJ the Planers' Bank to the spOInt
Of eli 600 The letter was addressed 10 +. w. Smith,
cashier Of the Union Bank 10 whom Il may concern
II was left in the possession OF TnOmas Penn, cashier
of the Planters Bank who telegraphed 70 bis CORE
spoudert in New Ork TO know ii the house of Smith
Young & Co. was good for the letter. Tue answer
was satisfactory and the checks Of Baldwin were hol-
ored to the above amount. He remained in Memphis
and began 10 deal in real estate and Arkanas SCRIPT,
Until something occurred which excited suspicion I1e
house Of Smith, Young & Co was asked by telegraph
whether they bad given such letter, and replied n
the negative Bald gn then arrested, and 81 1909
were found upon his person, se-ed up in his clothes,
together with more than enough Arkansas script to
make the bank good for the money II had paid Bald
win. The singular conduct Of the accused throws 8
shade Of doubt upon his criminality. DE went wei
recommended Of the most respectable citizens oil
Memphis"
Tie Nes Orleans P'cayure Of the 9Th inst. says
The Money market today has been extremely quiet,
and but few transactions Of any uote have transped
Prime paper is in request az cent, at which rate
some was passed this morning, but the offerings are
limited and not equal 10 the demand.
Sixty oays New-York Is selling at Il a II = cent
DISCOUNT and other good names at q 2. Sight al,
the former being the counter rate IN Bank.
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Whalrrs,

Ar a. v Bedford 5,h inst ,bi Ease Cannon North Pa
s oce,i Honolulu Nov ~ wit 100 b6 wh oil sld q
whale beard Seat hOns the voy-se - ooi sP
SO DO WI Gil. 500 lbs bohe
Arr Oh osIA Mans Moosr. Pacific Ocean, Tahiti Nov. 23
80 bite q o Reports spoke Jan H. Of RIVER n ite
SLY Euus0r, NiuE n beciord jsp Le at Fihiti. intp
TIito White n bedford, ST. va lrss been reported with
4so ar ship TAhmaro, Seal North rs:ie oce.n, Homo
uu Nov. y, hstCOt-ck7 Dec al, with ,U bbis wa OF On
pIGebIe Re,oTs SPOKE reh - las 5 30 5 Ion j. % W.
Nnr,sd Fisher, Il tor H. oil since lsAsiIs
SsuL1 oh l,ia sailed Uul W oossese u cOgPay ~l
iii lofija, William WHIT aid abigail of new Bedford all
totrd NswAsaiandi 10 oil leaving the sans "ea
IssIc,.
t,cui Port P'sys jan Benz Franklin BrOTn u Bev.
ely 500 tb.s. - "a.
ST. 4 ph bad. Of Bvsylss Feb. a. Hgn-t. iiaosrt
ts-uckr', ~ e., " GcEI-a- bailey % - va " "a r
heb = sc-T VAIN -t., FAsr E1sasIo''l F7por'si
VI, > .- eloi--ti,e. 20 q % bosrd. -
a, Area. Fer 8, bark R0hseha. AHerton. o. Or
l,sls &c tbis o t. reEoref Cl.ra Bay feS days
Irev,ls. Messenger, hclH-', salem, $50 50, y .Fh
Rec,ot reports her v eli. stoa d sept % with 40
tlI. y &c ~ ~. "a bs, sal cruise sans day
sirr-I Dee 10 lat y tArt Barclay Of ws.por'), bark
OrrrT Ts Cornell Neville ford, lo' bhs 50 81 d. ean-n
eison. bseIs " tbi' - ~ 6o-r5i n D. Cnsee h''''y
90 . btis ~ o. ~ l<sie- -
Am At NV -don B. .chr Re.,'rs. Brown, Honolulu
Zee & bsAa 49, Will - 80 Wb4iebOa-, 10 oei. s1.n9
Ais ar T.. sLi:s Ja.Bs babcock. sun At!t-rs
Atsno Ceeei - Helena Feb H. Siia " Dds o a-o
Ar q New edord 5A slip Minerva Psae, oehOt.k Sea
Fo-cluu Nv 49, hora'o "a Dec. 6. VIII l. Se. N oi
AZ 6tV, vLsu0ue hoard S-u; hOElo 20 oOA sp Oh
AID gee bsle o. t1s voyage l. p"r 'oks Mag o. -.
II = Ion 3 ". Eli CaFeoasr McIs SLOAN, Se- ,s-d-
ferd D.. y - ~ GA board al vel asi t.Ssn - Nh
oil slce Leaving tie Ssud- ieh lAo bound 20 f-rnAa
Ai.o AT 9Th. ship Milton Jones. Paess oessn HOnOalu
No, with g. bis q. 81 on ard sod u re v1Ja.- ~
Eose N-s sts VII Dee g. 4sne-s nicks-soa 20 80
Condor p;nr g.. oil leaving M s.adwea l.l
sHds iith CLsvsu, Ba.G, FRiTe. ~ WI Head tfo,l
Dec lsL IL s. loo l55 W. EVbSG40z Ca4s, a1Jsts ~
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THE FR before reported ashore the south sls Of
Crooked ssud pG.ase the lIeae, from Portsu Prince,
which cd froH that Ilace the 18th u, aud went anoo
BAEK QUEEN VICTORIA of Hail. from Savannah about 18th
ul Bristol e. was BOARDED d inst lat 90 o1 61t water
Logged rudoe gone &C. AID abandoned by the Br brig ls
Ssr WITcH or InE WAVE, at Charleston 9Th from Ports
mouth ~ H. experienced heavy gale from ~ Nv. 10Th u
BRIG T. BALDWIN,, Csrie Of aud for Boston, put
toto Bones Hole 9Th lust having experienced heavy weather
Q The pa--ls, aud lost IS hhds mOlsses OF deck
Rush, from Attsk pas. La, AZ Charleston 5th had
heavy gales Oh TIE passage, spnt sails, &c
STORM CLOUD hence at Baltimore 9th inst, lost Jib
boon. goir, into Cape Henry sundsy morning ast
1HE captain aud OF the schr Medium, OF PlymoGth
which week ed Jan % Swan Island ar a. Baltimore
BiRK CHM. OF Se,gYork which ashore Block Is
Feb mains last reported the seeHt waiting al
the derSit,r Her has all been discharged
and foI t. New lo.k.
CLEMENT Boston ashore Nsrragansett Beach in
cor,eaueLce the L. 4h inst breaking
Materials aid aiken Newport Tue greater portion Of
her cCussu If hur meal duck, &c, has been
landed a. New port IA damaged state
OFHIR t0f kcksnj Peas, tbeOra reported seen
ed from Norfolk tor Portland win 1000 bus tes
co bb. four and snail quantity Df shofs Oh the 5th
u! pereIcoG heavy gale frUn ~ ", ngh sei dur
which the vese was badly strain causing her 20 iek
rich uftl 18th, la % lon.
unbtr, gcifg o. hoard big Macon Capt watkins 10
ssvsuush AID Suyed a. PTJvdeIc Saturday evening
Tie u biz @s tuus o. AID slpPo'ed not 70
be l. sUTtd-
TX1RAcT from letter Mes,rs Bird Nelson Of this city:
norfolk, AJnl :, 1896 Tho schr. Mag Warren ~aca
At Wacbz;., al Shoals is mi " Of Hog islsni
hen Der voyage New Rc. nold, Va, with
gus1o. lays yeTy badly, ana IS fall OF water shs Il badly
strsred nd Lac heavy s 70 e-~sId captain Baker says
tuut. free bet Mos be got OUT -he lays
shou she f discovered in aer siiu 'on On
kridsy, ihs Ssh ult
BIZ SHIP WHITE STAR. from Liverpool, before reported
ashore Noble folt 9Th ut went on through the Careless
Isss Of ne pnS ice "oalheE "a iJuhsley he a1 '.e
fcsed IN without uFy aid owed up 70 the anchorage
81. the SUth-
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The business Of the Clearing House to day was
el7,s7O,OOO.
The shipment of specie by the Atlantic tomorrow
will be small if anything.
The Money market is without change from yester-
day. Tie supply is abundant cal, with an active
demand
The Railroad Journal Of this week contains the
annexed welldeseryed tribute to the value and COM
;leteness of the Superintendent McCallums report on
the Ere Railroads:
The present statement has value TO the Engineer,
Railroad Manager, and the Statst, quite distinct from
It's relations TO the Erie Railroad. Railroad manage
meut s science and if there be no elaborate text
books its general principles here Is manual OF Its
Practice. We not men wOrshipers but we have
profound regard for devotion 10 duty, when mingled
With Oh amount of talent approachi common sense.
We have, in this Report, what every company should
POSES So bat what very few really have. We have
complete fied-boOk of the Erie rCad all the location
to curves and grades-al the siaton-hogses,
bridges, culverts. This work. so long neglected, is
now presented. There is re ason why II should not
have been given TO the public years ago. The adj
son River Railroad Company, in lis blessed confusion,
has neglected to give It's stockholders such Information
as this So, too the New IsIk Central
In the midst of srluOus duties this Report has been
prared and the Superintendent of the road has done
Whist the constructing Engineers seem never to have
thought of doing. The Report presents the most &C
cOiate detail possible Of the cost of operating the rOa
Of the organizations by which 1t is operated, aud Of
the :. stem by which that organization is governed
H. Flour there is no feature of Importance Medium
grades are lower, with moderate inquiry The higher
grades are unchanged. State brands are s. 37i
Go %. Southern Flour contains steady. Holders of
Wheat are firm. Red Southern sold at 81 7Oasl 80,
and good white at 81 Go Rye slower. Corn has an
upward tendency, with good demand. Provisions are
without much change. Pork is rather better, and
selling at sl6 37I SIC 80, and els 5Ossl5 6sI.
Beef is plenty, with light demand. sale of 200
b1s Western retiimmed Sides was made at 81 asic
for May delivery. Bacon is and wanted. Lard
is steady. Coffee is rather heavy, in view of the
auction sales advertised for next week Sugars are
steady with fair business Cotton is active and buoy
ant The sales of the last two days have been large
Dispatch in The Louisville Journal, dsted Nash
vile, Aprl3, says Agricultural Bank OF Tennessee
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..... April IL
Cleared.

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