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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-06-23
JAMES W. soMERv1LLE, Editor.
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Thursday, June %, 1859.
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, of Cuyahoga Co.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM H. Stafford, of Ross Co.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HENRY C. WHITMAN, of Fairfield Co
AUDITOR OF STATE,
G. VOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami Co.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richland Co
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, of Franklin Co.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMLINSON, OF Washington Co.
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
CHARES N. ALLEN, of Harrison Co.
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and previous to the annual spring elections,
that the number Of jurors for said county ss
provided and required by the fret section Of
the act to which this is supplementary, are
insufficient 10 numbers from which to draw
and summons the regular grand and petit ju.
res for the Common Pleas and District
Courts, to be holden In said county previous
to the next succeeding annual October elec-
tion, It shall be the duty OF such clerk Inn
mediately and previous to said annual spring
elections, to apportion among the respective
townships in said county, the number Of ad.
ditional jurors required to fill such deficiency
according to and upon the basis OF appor.
tionment required by the second section OF
the act aforesaid, and notify the trustees OF
the several townships in said county Of such
insufficiency with the number Of additional
jurors SO appointed and required Of each
township, by written notice. to be served
and returned by the Sheriff Of such county,
the same az a summons is served and return.
ed; and it shall be the duty Of such trustees,
at their meeting at the annual spring elec-
tions, upon the service OF such notice, to se.
lect of good judicious persons, having the
qualifications of electors, their apportion-
ment of persons to be returned as such I'D.
dtional Jurors, and shall forthwith furnish
such clerk with the list of the name or
names required as contemplated BY the act,
and such proceedings shall hereafter be had
with reference to the drawing, summoning,
&C., of such additional jurors, as is provided
by said act for Jurors, selected at the annual
October elections.
Sec. 9. That section nine of an act en-
titled "an oct relating to juries," passed
February 9, 1881, be so amended as to read
as follows: That when sufficient number
of grand jurors shall not appear who shall
have been drawn and summoned agreeably
so this act, before either of the courts at
their stated term, or If it should so happen
that all the grand jurors summoned as afore-
said, shall fail to attend, it shall and may be
lawful for the court in either case, to order
the sheriff or other officer, to summon from
among the bystanders, or neighboring citi.
zens, SO many good and lawful men as are
necessary to form and complete the pannel
Of the grand jury, or to issue special venire
facias, to the sheriff, commanding him to
summon the persons therein named to at.
tend forthwith to serve as grand jurors.
Sec. 3. That section nine OF the act to
which this is an amendment, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act to take effect from and
after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Represen
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
March 81, 1859.
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6F The late frost must have touched the
Cincinnati vineyards but lightly, for the Ga
Sette of the 10th, says: "We are Informed
by an extensive grape cultivator, near the
city, that the prospect of an abundant CROP
was never better. He promised a few o
his friends some years ago, to give them Q
ball whenever he made five thousand gallons
Of wine from his vineyard, andhe has given
them notice to prepare their dancing shoes. >
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OF The Minnessotians have "struck q

OF The Minnessotians have "struck q
vein" richer than those Of the new diggings
They have found immense quantities of GIN
seng near st. Paul. Two dollars q day il
the ordinary result of the labor of digging
this root. The st. Paul Pioneer says -
"The price Of ginseng is from six to ter
cents per pound when green, and from TWEEN
ty.five to thirty cents when dry. Hereafter
the prices will be given In our market re-
port. 81. ..
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mo. 1885, AN ACT
March 81, 1859.

mo. 1856 AN ACT
To limit the operation of the act, entitled
"An act to repeal the Ten per cent. law,
passed March IA, $780," passed February
25th, 1859.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the act,
entitled "an act to repeal the ten per cent.
law, passed March ID, $780," passed Febru.
ary 25, 1859, shall not apply to any con.
tracts now existing, or that may be made be.
fore the taking effect of said act, but said
contracts shall be and remain in full force
and effect, and upon all judgments rendered
upon any OF the aforesaid contracts, inter-
terest shall be computed until payment at
the rate specified therein, not exceeding ten
per centum per annnnl, as though said act,
passed February 25, 1859, had not been
passed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force upon its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
March 81, 1859.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, March 81, 1s59.S
hereby certify that the foregoing acts
are true copies Of the original rolls on file in
this Office.
A. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary of State.
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AN ACT
T No. 1881

mo. 1881 AN ACT
To amend section two of an act passed
March llth, 1853, to provide for the pub.
lication OF the general laws in newspa.
pers, and to repeal an act entitled "An
act to provide for an early publication of
the laws, and for other purposes" passed
March %, 1850.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of The Stale of Ohio, That section
two of an act passed March llth, 1853, to
provide for the publication of the general
laws in newspapers, and to repeal an act en-.
titled can act to provide for on early publ.
cation of the laws, and for other purposes" !"
passed March %, 1850, be so amended as to
read as follows: Section 9. That the au.
ditor of state, secretary of state and attor.
ney general, as soon as possible after the
passage of laws by the General Assembly
at each session, shall select from the general
laws as passed, such as they shall deem of
general interest to the people of the state,
and the same shall be forwarded by the au.
ditor of state at the earliest practical mo.
ment to the auditors Of the several coun ties,
and it shall be the duty of the auditor, pro.
bate judge and prosecuting attorney of each
county, to contract for the publication of the
same, in two weekly or daily newspapers
printed therein, if so many there be. having
the greatest circulation in the county, pro.
vided that in no case shall the same be pub.
lished in two papers of one party, if two of
opposite politics are published therein, and
also in one German newspaper, if there be
one in such county, at price not exceeding
sixty cents per thousand ems, to be paid out
of their respective county treasures as here
inbefore provided.
Sec. 2. That the second section of the
act above referred to be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
March 81, 1859.
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HATS IN THEIR VARIETY !-Pslm
IL Hats, Gray Leghorn Hats, Brown Leghorn Hats.
Panama Hats and Straw Hats for Men and Eoys cbesN
for Cash at j. C. BEATTY;S
May II, 1859.
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7 UMBRELLAS g. PARASOLS,-A lsrus
- and we'll selected stock can be found cheap for
Cash ut j. g. RFATsTV,S'o
May 12, 1859. -
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u. AND l0D. NAILS.-By the Keg, ct
less than market price for the purpose of qitinS
tue Hade, at ]. G. BEATTY'S.G
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Sec. 2. This act to bs In force from ana
after itG passage.
Speaker pro tenn. House Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
March 40. 1859.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN SHAWLS.-
~ Brocha shawls from 81 t. $25,
stella ~ $l,25 to $40, a.~..
Grape " IS TO SOS,
also good sha wi for so cents ut .
May l2, 1859. ], G, BEATTY,s.
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mo. l5l.1h AN ACT

mo. IOI'J AN HO1
Supplementary to the act relating to Juries,
passed February 9Th, 1881, and 10 amend
the ninth section of said act.
Section /. Be 1t enacted ty the General
Assembly Of The State Of Ohio, That II it
should be made to appear to the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas of any county in
this State, after the annual October election,
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A NEW CARRIAGE.-For sale cheap
II Tor Cash BY J. c. BEATTY.
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AUDIroR's OFFICE, RAvENNA,l
June 23d, 1859.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Laws
are correctly printed from the authorized
copies certified to by the Secretary of State.
ALFRED BALDWIN,,
Auditor.
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ALL THOSE INDEBTED to the late
IA firm Of Bostwick & Beatty are requested to call
at once on j. O. Beatty and pay up, otherwise their
May I2, 1859. J. @. BkATTY.
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ISLE GAUNTLETS.-A nice assor,.
- ment at ], G. BEATTYiS.
May 12, 1859. +sslsent afs Gkss ssS,sr-s,s
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0ALL SOON and I :. .--,-.-+ :. q .-.ag- UT rnoss
" Great bargains in Hoped Skirts at
May l2, 1859. j. G. BEATTY'S,
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~ IoE uouUl6 tue HuMUeF OI LeTm5s III =
Houston will probably be the senior of the
house as respects membership.
&C. Converse, Of Union City, was
arrested short time since in Champaign
county for passing bogus half dollars, and
bound over for trial. A few days ago Mrs.
Converse sent letter to Corydon, Jay
county, Ind, directed to Mr. Reed, instead
Of to I. T. Johnson 10y mistake). This
letter falling into the hands OF Mr.. Reed
resulted in the arrest and binding over Of
two others, whom it is supposed were con-
federates. The letter contained the follow.
ing item /; "That money which you sent
my husband has proved his ruin, and if you
don't send me five hundred dollars you will
be reported"
OTGov. Shields, of Minnesota, is very
proud of his new home, and this is why we
quote his own words 81 made my pre-.
emption, as you all know, on the Faribsult
prairie. paid for it with my own warrant
the warrant which received for my ser.
vice in Mexico-the only bounty which
ever received from the government Of the
United States, for those services, and will
venture to say that am the first General oil
the United States Army who ever made his
own pre.emption with his own warrant
Now, this, think, is a home to be proud oil
"a home which hold to be sacred, because
purchased it with my blood"
or Additional advces from Utah inform
US that Governor Cumming had ascertained
that twelve pound howtzer constituted all
the public arms in the Territory. The Mar.
shall has addressed communication to the
Governor in response to the proclamation
stating that there are no bodies of armed
men gathering in the mountains with view
TO military organization. General Johns.
ton had promised protection to emigran,
trains going to California, and advised the
emigrants to collect at some common point
when he would afford them an escort. The
Indians were getting troublesome, runplrs
of with government stock. A"big blow, =
or storm, did some damage in Salt Lake City
and environs on the 10th ult. . -
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Con NCSICATED.
Quoting Scripture.

In his letter to the Hon. David Hubbard,
Governor Wise says: The Reubens have
tried to sell me into Egypt. for my dream
ing" We suppose the Governor means in
this passage to quote the part Of scripture
where it tells of Joseph being sold into
Egypt by his brethren. If so. on examina-
ton, the Governor will find that Reuben
seems 10 be the only one who did not want to
sell him, but that the idea of a sale origina-
ted with judah, the progenitor of that part
Of the chosen people called Jews.
This is another, among many instances, OF
the inaccuracy Of politicians when they med
die with Scripture.
Mr.. Goggin, the present candidate of the
Opposition Tor Governor, once told a story OF
scripture quoting, down his way. Before
the first constitution of Virginia was abol-
ished, two delegates were sent to the Legisla-
ture from each county. In one of the coun-
ties Of the District. subsequently represented
by Mr.. Goggin, there were two Jackson can
dldates and two Adams and Clay candidates
IN the field. The two jackson men cOnclud-
ed 10 JOIN their capital in one speech-which
was delivered by one of them, winding up
something in this fashion:-"Send us to the
legislature, fellow-citizens, and we will
serve you well, so that when we return to
our homes, You will say t. us-"Well done
good and faithful servants. as tie apostle
Paul says Now it so happened. that if
neither Of the opposing candidates knew
that this was not a faithful quotation, some
one Of their friends who read the Bible did
So when one Of the candidates on the other
side replied, he showed clearly that the
Apostle Paul did not say so, and ridiculed
the Jackson man so numerically. that his
miserable colleague exclaimed-"D--n the
fellow, | told him to have nothing to do with
the Scriptures'-which, we think. was very
good advice. These examples of political
misquotatlons of Scripture could be increased
al intnituln.
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

JUDICIAL ELECTIoN.-Fiederick County,
The following is the result in this county:
Parker, 81: Baldwin, rs; Robertson. l25.
Berkeley County.-We suhioin the returns
as far as they have come to hand, which in
cludes the two in Martinshurg and four of
the county districts, viz: Parker, $50: Robert
son, 4; Baldwin, 63.
Lsfcrson Couuy.-The following is the re-
suit in Jefferson-tha Bolivar District to hear
from, which will largely increase Mr.. Park
err, majority: Parker, 449; Baldwin, lU9;
Robertson, %.
Clarke County.-The following is the re-
suit in Clarke: Parker, Ia; Baldwin, %, Rob
ertson. lG-small vote, but little over one
fourth the usual vote polled. Nopoll OPEN
ed at Wildwood prccinct.-Rich. Enqr.
DANvILLE R~AILRoAD.-It is gratifying to
see that the chief railroads Of Virginia are
steadily advancing in prosperity. The Dan
Vile road is especially TO be regarded in this
category. We have from Mr.. Broken
borough, Treasurer Of the Company, the fol-
lowing statement nfthat prosperous improve
mrnt-which contributes so largely To the
growth of this city-for the last six months.
Receipts ofthe Richmond and Dauvillc
Railroad for March, ls59...-"""... $5i,9O5 o.
Receipts of the Richmond and Danrillc
Railroad for March. lSjS.".""..". 1S,3Ob W
Incr,ase. $l6,599 OIL
Receipts for the six months ending
3lst March, 1859 .S225,3l6 IL
Receipts for the six months endingJlst
March, IN",NoN %
Increase "a per cent .........".".. Sl',i2' 30
-Rjchmo"d Di~potch.
EARLY WnEAT.-The crop Of wheat on one
of Capt. Lambcrt's well-tilled fields i'll Nor
folk county, a few miles from town, common
ccd to head more than a week ago-anothcr
evidence Of the remarkably advanced con-
dition Of vegetation this season.-NorfoH'
.i'y"%.
Mr.. Montague, was effectively replied to,
on Friday last, in Richmond by Mr.. Marina
duke johnson. There was good order dur
inc the discussion, with the exception OF Il
little kissing on the part of a few persons,
near the commencement of MIR. Montagues'
specch-a species of interruption which the
Richmond Wing characteristics as i'll the last
degree ungentlemanly, vulgar, low and con-
temptible.
The Petersburg Express states that Presi-
dent Buchanan has appointed Jas. Rochelle
TYLER. of Southampton county. one of the Ca
diets at large for the West Point Military
Academy. The fortunate appointce is n son
of John Tyler, .ir, esq, and a grandson OF FIX
President Tyler.
Mr.. LETCHER arrived in Richmond, on sun
dav afternoon. He was to speak at Peters
burg last night. Mr.. Goggin spoke at Din
widdie Court House Yesterday, MIR. Montague
was there, also.
VIM. +. Dcneale, recently tried in Rich
mond, was acquitted IN yesterday. on the
motion of the Commonwealth Attorney,
amidst the applause of the crowd at the Court
House.
Mr.. Campbell, the Superintendent of the
Danville Railroad, was severely injured near
Richmond last Saturday, by being run over
hv a hand car.
The seventh session Of the Southern Bap-
fist convention will be held nj Richmond,
commencing on Friday. May +, at 10 A.. NJ.
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A Chief Justice in White Gloves.

Chief Justice Robinson opened Court at
Toronto last Monday, and said to the Grand
Jury. that it gave him great pleasure to an
nounce that instead of the usual calendar OF
criminal indictments, the Sheriff had that
morning presented him with Il pair Of white
gloves, signifying according to an old Eng
lish custom. that there were no prisoners to
be brought before the present Assizes.
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COMMUNICATED

lCOHHUSlCATED.
The sermon by the Rev. MIR. Greenaway,
on Sabbath evening last. at the NJ. p. Church,
was a fine specimen of Pulpit eloquence.
The text: Il would not live always" was
e!ucldated in a most impressive manner,
the large audience in attendance evincing
the deepest interest. We beg leave to say,
however, tina; a fine description was some
what marred by the introduction of the face
tcuS' which We beg pardon for saying we
inink Is indamissahle i'll pulpit ministrations.
We were pleased to observe in the gallery,
such a large attendance of youths, who con-
Quoted themselves with marked propriety.
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NEW YORK, April l6.-Am"ngst the State stocks
Virginia, maintain their ground. They now sell
at 1891; Missouri's SSSi; Tennessee's S9"s.
The receipts from customs on T%hursda! amour
ted 10 SlSi.O OO: Yesterday to S.S.7j1; total amount
in the Suhtreasury $ 7,lS6,G3S.
The canal navigation has commenced actively
and boats are passing East and West. a boat
from Chicago, which had been icehound all the
winter. had arrived at Albany from Chicago. with
nire thousand bushels Chicago oats.
The total amoaut of dry goods thrown upon the
market for the past week was Sl.324.4+l. The
exports for the week from this port, of the seven
principal staples-cotton. -four, wheat cornineai'
corn, beef, and pork-amounted 10 value to S5I2,-
s27. an increase a. compared with the same week
Of 1855 of S22n.SGj.
TIL, mail steamer New York. which sailed this
morning for Bremen, takes out SlI9.UOo in specie.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April lS.-The -four market closed
heavy: Ohio held S6.l24: Howard street S6.25.-
Wheat is steady; fair to prime white Sl.GoM Sl.7O;
good to prime red Slug S1.jO. Corn is FIRM
white zoe: yellow sic. Provisions quiet; bacon
sides gtc.; mess pork $l7.7j. Whiskcy is steady:
Ohio 26c. Coficc-sale. of 800 bags. ranging
from 1ui al He. for Rio.
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E.&I5
hM-E8
N COMMERCE.

ARRIVED, April Is.
Boats juno. Emma Reinhard. II. ". k"hrn"cS'
Sir John Franklin, and New Port, coal 10 l. o.
Mehafey. ~,
Boats p. X. Haldeman, Laurictta. ana Henry
MAY, coal 20 Borden Mining Co.
Boat Advance, coal to Frosihurg Coal 70.
lts~ Messrs. SMITH. SHAcXELfoRp and lH"N-
As. will address the citizens of Fauquier' Oh Mon
d.v ,bs 95th instant, the Court day of that County
ap
LS.- There will be Il regular month";! nee'ns
Of the members of the Young Mems Christian AZ
.oc;atiou. at their rooms. to. morrow evening" NJ
"a o'clock. ROBT. BELL, JR.. Secretary.
ap l9-lt
STRAWBERRY BONES. for sale by
HERRING h EVANS,
ap IS Royal street, 8 doors souih oI hlng.
IIIOOL purchased by
w ~ ROBINSON / PAYNE.
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NEW York. April ls.-Flour closed heavy ;
Stale S5.20M $3.50; Ohio $4,000 $500; Southern
$4,000 $3.50. Wheat closed firm; Southern white,
lj5c.: Western red l45c. Corn closed firm; yell
low SjM SSc.: mixed il nominal at S3!M Sic
Pork closed dull mess Sl7; prime Sl2.31@ $3.50.
Lard closed dull. Whiskry closed dull. Ohio at 26tc.
Stocks are generally unchanged and duh; Mo.
s. *;
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yes,erlny--no change in prices.
WHEAT.-The offerings yesterday were light.
and the market quiet. A small lot of fair white
sold at li1c. No red sold.
CORN.-There j. q fair inquiry for Corn, and
sales were made at SIC. for white by weight.
RYE is firm, and the receipts small.
OATS continue scarce. No sales on Change.
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DIED.

In Washington. on Sunday, the 18th instant, at
G A. NJ, of typhoid fever, Mrs. JACQUELlNE :.
P~ENDLETON, widow of the late Edmund Pen
dleton. second daughter of Eliza b. and OF the
late Robert Mills. of South Carolina.
On the 18th instant. in Jcffcrsonton, Culpcper
County, at the residence Of her father, Theodore \.
Dawson, Mrs. JULIA +. HENlNG, consOrt Of
DR.. William III. Uening, of PUwhatan County. in
the 2Sd year of her age. THE Richmond Wing
and Leesburg Washingtonian, please copy
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MARRIED.

In Washington, on April l4th, by the Rev. Mr..
Mory.ll. MIR. EUGENE CARRINGTON, to Miss
CORA, daughter of Captain Charles Dimmock' all
Of Richmond, Va.
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The anthracite coal trade is steadily increasing
st almost all the mines. The Reading ~rai!roah
brought down for the week ending on Thursday
last. 26,O55 tons, and for the year +6l,Ibo tons
against 3s3,024 tons to corresponding time Las
ear, showing an increase of7s.73b tons.
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hkPETlNGS. MATTINGS, AND OIL
NCLOTHS.-1 I'm now in receipt of my
~, ~ hfN6 roc Of the above Goods, embracing
"u'e and Check Mattings, of a superior quality;
a'so' sheets of extra quality wide Oil Cloths,
Iome oi them o yards wide, and will be cut to any
uihenslons. for Rooms and Halls Stair Oil Cloths.
W al coiors; o pieces very beautiful Brussels Car
pv'$' with Rags 10 match Ingram Carpetings, Of
" Kinds Cotton and Hemp do; also, Cocoa Mat
ting for public Halls. J. n. STEWART.
an lp-Rt
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New BEBFoRp, April l6.-icorsc A. Bovine
sold at auction to- day the crews share Of the carg"
Of the whalcship Frances Henrietta, consisting "i
Hoo gallons of whale oil, at g. a. III cents ana
! UOU hounds bone at - cents, cash.
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BosToS. April ia large meeting of shoe
dealers aud manufacturers was held last evening,
AZ the Shoe and Leather Exchange, and. after dis
cussion, 4 committee Of nine was appointed I" con
fer with the New York dealers. with II view OF
procuriny n NOR. accurate inspection of sole leather