NEWS OF THE SEA SERPENT.
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 Capt. Holdrege, of the Silas Richards, has sent us the following extraordinary ac- count, for publication, accompanied by representation in pencil of the monster seen, which is isprecisely of the form of the Sea Serpent that so often visited the neigh 'bourhood of Boston.--Capt. Holdrege, as well as the respectable gentlemen named below, are ready to verify the statement with their oaths if necessary.

 To the Editors of the Merccntile 4q'eertiser. '.

 Dear Sirs-If you should deem the foI-, lowing statement worthy of insertion in your valuable journal. the veracity or 1t can be attested by the undersigned.

 Ship Silas Richards, 17th June. 1926.

 Lat. 4l, O3, LOnga6z 22.3

 While standing by the starh0a how, looking at the unrufled surface of the O.