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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05


Here difference OF q S2S bales in the years. with
great consumption The increase OF stock in
American aloneoregn stock having fallen of 5Ss bales,
compared with that Here former statements
gard to the United States Bank operations are again borne
out
HAvRE, I'd August, l3S7We have had fair demand for
reports Of gath july and the holders hav
c Thsre being but small supply in the INTERIOR
e bus shipments from % holders
probably succeed ~ Aeepng up the value Of the article
that senangs could bring very soon both
level The consumption manufactured goods
be going on win fair activity but only exceed
every the end season. and upon the whse we
advise much confidence in the
sass
snder 50 per bale.
By express mall we received very interesting letter from
correspondent in Columbus Geo., who highly respect
able planter Of that place Hew continue hsleers through
the winter which will give valuable informa-
ton
COLUMBUS, Geo. 2sh August, Iss7.-Dear sir-Athough
there considerable complaint about the crop in This
section, being somewhat injured by the drought b. eve
badly ian AoOoO bales. place Two bags
This price however, no criterion The first bag taken TO
w ;N r. & that the
viii be 10 obtaining money isaid the banks will afford ia
sSss"
oOANS
small boat will be Pittsburgh
by the first Of OCTOBER with three barges Capt Harris has
superinended the building, and will command her. He has
written that se Will be able 70 run at any stage OF The
Business dull this tme but hope the
crop comes in, that il will revive.
beg leave you discontinue my subscription for
the Shipping Commercial List, and Subscribe tor the New
York Herald
The Philadelphia market of the I'd inst, and for the week
previous rather dull Prices without material change
Our market continues quite nactive and holders endea
voring force their off, make for the
crop.
about 80 600 bales
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05

re puoin below letter om correspondent In Isva
WI oe perceived that the bank shipments have soewhat
ceased % that mart and consequence thereof the article
improved centmes The market Havre i 10 per csG
above the par oLverpoo prices which very Important
feature and must not be lost sight ofby merchants and
planters The next heavy shipment that place would i'm
mediately put the market level with that Of Liverpool
The stock IN Havre estimated $4,000 baIc We
publish the table Of the stock hand The S6 and 81
ending 8ist July, each year.
Haue, July 81 1887, $3.50 July 81 1855, z,Ot3 Amer.
g" 95O7 q" a. lOO25 9th. cot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05

BY double esry" only, in demand The fall
and winter sales OF al the south and Of
conn+ tins year. will far exceed in amount the gloomy
cuiaons of responding spectators OF tine north This
plainly proved from the number Of hook already
employed this month"; Firms Office for instructions n
nom $500 t. e4oo annum No student under the OF u
will be- received 1t The above Office whichs enlarged and
for the reception 81 only young old who will be
pished in the shortest time possible and qualified
world
N. B. Situations seasouaby procured for all as usual.
nnlQ. lnlF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05
CIGARS.

making with the celebrated manufacturers Don
brands, such a. are rarely found in this market
ss G eS s. asa on On
sale reiaD that .hsu induce continuance Of their paen
NJ 81 A has 90 connersn with any other house in ,h.
city. jy1e-Sms
THE rH,L1soPHEEs sTcNE ATL a-T
Mx,urc has aaver failed 70 cure sra,r and
:s@sa week.-mrs. 50 ss,ssed q is wonderful ssaey D..
would hesitate toforfe $1,000 any failure
The increasing demand for Peetrs Specific this city, web
= IN Pladsphi. Baltimore Boston Providence, and New
New York Agcnts-A D. D. ssnds, 100 Fulton street, J.
Al and hudson. pricesl. jyl-sn
(UTLHWy Fvk CASH Ar REDUCED
.e1, o move a @ ale a. above r Beml
Noses OF the extensive stocks OF fine and usef Cut
description II use 81 Ivory seI,p Black Bone stag and
sham Buck Table Knives and Forks Carvcrs
wei asswn Makers Rorers, wos,eshoin's and crsose
rocset Cutlery Scissors and shears Of all Sorts Lance
PisyoLs-Peche Be't and Dazzling Pistols very crten
s,v and compete AZ W.. WEI wory VIC attention. %
sD sSsI% va Gsav%TEv WI wRHxks uos
MO ICE.-MARy DANNET said 70 have :, sided some
time ago with Laurence Wallis. Harlem gard er, u re-
quesed to call John w-on Co. No. io4 'FRONT.' Co., where
she viii bear q ,amsh'pg mesh - her Sdya',age ANY pr
the same oJ. W. Co. y above. ap2s;ws
ssuiRfo,d posns.
vh treat open Cor she reception oi compaay Coz the
Being situated directly ont ea bonr RENDERS this
where abundance ef fosd can he had slso
bathing.
Termsei per day, ~ D. week. The bar web stocked
with choice wines sahing eonusodiou&
.se STEAMBOAT a New sese", to convey aresuy
10 The Point aul2 sw- RICHARD WELD
LyALr PRICE MuSvC.-Nev and fashionable En-.
grsved Music for he~Pianoorte and F1ue. at cents
page.
Or MORRisoNs PIILs-Tbe genuine Hygeirn univ~r.
soMedcne ~ the Brsh College ~ Health. Packets from
% cents 10 81 sold MRS. KINGS old Stand,
i23-y f41 Fnson sssrei. u~ar Broadway
n a ~
- with beard and furnished osoioss rvieac fsmily ia
PARK Place Address "rarh Place The ONCE Of this paper
s4Ts
GRIMM sucCovy COrFrE essss of
N this superior ariSs mpch approved as rtne
agreeable Gsvor 70 ccN-f or e The most nah
nims, by On LEWIS FfVfHTwANsFR,
a Office Courtiandt Ct
:, ~ p.Disss LErC Rs.-aooe soe hesbtv Swedish
- Ieechs~ received and for sale bv
on LEWIS FEUcuTwANoER,
a rf5re Cp.rtiarn 4.
DH, PNO a cuariry offFrrnch Phosphorus
pr LEWIS rrucHrwhvaFe,
"a ofsee Cstrtan~lt st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05
TIE A Az FL p71s,,I ExsCaANGE C00MPA.

individuals associations from keeping Offices Of discount and
deposte" repealed. Under this law has
been formed, under the name OF THE AMERICAN EX-
CHANGE COMPANY-the object Of which Is, provide a
safe well profitable place for the deposte all
money not less than twenty-five cents
Certificates Of deposte signed by the Treasurer and Secre-
of the Company will be given those whs may make
dcposte which shall the time and the such
posite Special deposes time, will draw interest proper
Tomato the and time OF investment General depo-
sites such may be Withdrawn any moment and will
not draw interest
The money deposited with the Company will be placed in
The hands Of the Treasurer and the other Members Of the
Board Managers who will IL in such manner
bold themselves all times in readiness the demands
OF depositorS
SUMS deposited large OF been vest
Ell In trusteeswho entirely
whatever either directly indirectly in the affairs
Company; the value and proceeds of which win be appopra-
Of ail deposi,es and the interest sccrulng thereon
The deed of trust OF trustee aud all particulars In
which depoors have interest," will be exhibited them
the Office Of the Company No ~ Wall te Office OF
the Recorder, in the city OF New York. au7-1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05

w. Daniels Royal Academician, LoHdon. The subject is
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and a correct representa-
nosseqrs THAI have this splendid Panorama
Ia be the best panoramic panng brought this country
Exhibited during the day and evening. Admance, IS
eents. iyll-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05


JESSE CADy, Ase,iosexr.
G 6sy s' ore, 80, ,,s ~ ND ~ w..
- s".: cutlery 81 9oss As's combs lnsy
- q ne ssutLers ssd market sns,eross .
"a fs.s q DOZEN s e cs escorted >.
1870 cares Birmingham and Sheield Cutlery 81 every
s6eo DOZEN Collars and BosonA
,essc Needles, assorted fen IL, nennngssad oernsA
500 gross buttons Coat, Vest Pearl subject
Ass ssad Boxes K s1 Pias, sd pI IL. e.
e ssssf Chains sss ksods island 's-s r.
rss S S0 /, sTs . Eo \; ~ rss
ton room Hardware Cutlery consisting or pen sns
cards; needless bundles dsusss sssss
ss siss' sns Hs ssITssa
xcncy Gcnsl,ing e double Cologne hair
Also, invoice Of combs buttons Sosc, Ioo,s
Ell ..ses sssss ssss
a UUIayE Nd .-Faw nbroke sale BY order Or
ia a''F Levy sep TM Sssi ska Ase
His ssTzssIe ys M4'5 ,;,p q: co.::ss51TE,S
this State Inc 2t dsy q April .st entitled aAn Aoi
fogsss relative % property q oreynrIs
Es ssa ssssss sss s e. H. : xs "
their way T. IN This city, such properly ~ sasc
no, under that q the public sdminsrasor ss bsresors
undersgned in consequence requests notices here
pubic this
where information the and effects
his Majesty shall all times be furnished without foe
charge whatever
The health officer and others the quarantine, rrpee
fully requested aake their this oee>
where al expenses connected herewith win be paid.
myl5 Stawf
~ NEW BRANDRETHIAN OFFICE, II West street.
three doors from Cotland directly opposite the
ALBANY Peoples Line) WHARF.
Dr. Brandreh has established this Office fora very simple
though sufficient namely, supply
the public with the TRU and GENUlN Brandeth Pg
tail and whole SALE
The office vii be open from in the morning 10 O'Clock In
STEAMBOAT PASSENGERS
wantis pills previous starting viii find this Office peculiarly
convenient. % 1ns
IL n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05
GRAND STREET GARDEN A SALOON,

GRAND STREET GARDEN a. SALOON,
~ No N8 Grand Street.-The proprietor othe Grand Street
Garden and Saloon having completed his would
respectfully inform the former ard the public
al that every fair evening the Gardes viii be spenddy nu
minated, ana that band of music is engaged to make the
evening agreeable The proprietor has engaged expe-
renced hand which will enable him to furnish refreshments
good style any place of in the city Also
general assortment Of confectionery wholesale and retail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05

n n MFlC VHEATH BT00dND0y, dtfer
~ snla arrangements for opening this establishment
being nearly completed the public respectfully informed
that the regular will MONDAY EVEN
IN g. September lh On which appropriate adj
Dress written by gentleman OF this city Of hrk literary
puation win be dekveredand variety onove and popular
entertainments presented in which many performers
bshed celebrity, who already engaged Will appear.
The of the house. which will be OF the bril-
liant and costly description together with the scenery drape
gas xtures &c. &c have been by artists In
the United States particulars Of which viii be made known
hereafter. WILLARD BLAKE,
Propretors and Managers
let the spacious Refractory Of this Theatre. APP
ply above. au22'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05

the public y than act OF justice that lac u
known he oblging and highly cied by large portion
o the community, young genemsn Of rrerf oachahe
character possessing the inesiabe qualities Of highly csl-
tvated mind and amiabe disposition that places hn beyond
the reach the base and envous SANDER OF those who
attempt to injure their superors. ~ FRIEND.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05

M ARIA ~ -Jnt rr~siv~d from p>ls,l ,rh,. !.
w supply Of "An Expo e he pvssn nh,,,,s, AZ
Priests On he night - Ansus b, 1887 10 The Cr boy h,y
in Fhiadeipha, win nun<rvus vnsrv ri .rs. dur
six days resi- w rhilsds luAa Rv ~ ~ ~
Sic giL" Ecx sale wbrlcsa anil resnil A. - = -
@ff JOHN DONLh,S BvsksoYe. so Pearl "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05

QILI1IAHDS IMPdOv ED-0enteHen wishinJ
- play atbards purchase tables invited TO cal
2s s2 Broadway Hex deer above Wall street, the Sou
thera Coffee Roon where there tables room
Try the patent Indian Rubber cushions slate copo
stisn ceented beds with ren eagle francs, and
bles above, will be found the trgest and best assortment
offered the puhc advantages these who wish pur
chase al short notice, they can be packed days
tce.
b. Orders Tor any thing kis line, with c~sh or good
reference to A. BASSFORD ZIG broadway, will receive
proU,pt atfepfiop plOn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05


CggKE,s system OF MERCANTILF
~ FENuANsHlP.-SThs system Is better adapted 10
the Of schools and Tor business purposes thas any
heretofore published the engraving being complete ml
tsnnos writing and DECIDEDLY free and Of acquire
m~n than any IN use" Juv published and for sale ny
au5 G. SHEPARD. 262 broadway.
ITO pASEM AZ Zee -2baes - English lettings
2ao do dos do ~ A. do. manufactured expressly
for cylinder mochwes. Cor sale ny
D. CAMPBELL PErssE, lie and ii2 Nassau st.
aui5
u lin. OK JELLS FlCELAND MO s.
- This article celebrated IN coughs ard drases al The
ce prepared from The sers Moss and containing NO ur-
foreign snvtur, ccstanty hind for Gale Nv
jy2s DaMorREAUx co, No ST. broadway
us A. = Or THk EyE.-DR. ELLiOrT OCT
LIST AID Professor si he Asaomy and Diseases OF
HON eye.
O~ee. sns Rrc~awsv. ri, ne Duane street
Duu~s uUHuk "A essutity Of French rb@spncrus
Il inst received, - 49, vpon liberal terms. by
DR. LEWIS FEUCHrwANGFR.
jya vrmoved 10 No couruasatst
- N~-AeAMrLt ANp LEMON @NrtF4
- wsunartureA expressly soda aud for family 50
aai he',v quality crrr-, ~ fces~ this city esewhet
ny w GNkssRs, ~ his Va ila Cream Candy Msnss<tssy
III William -. hstw~vn Jehs and Fpions p. tesp
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-07

was firmly grasping Mis- Emily 1'ur-
|ner around hea head and neck. Il
was her shrek that awoke me from
my slumber.. Scarcely knowing
where / was or what ] did, / relaxed
my hold, The violence ofthe grasp
brought 4 copious hemorrhage from
the young LADY, nose and her white
dressswas soon spotted with blood.
| sunk down in my seat and wished
myself dead. When the service
closed / got out Of the church as
soon as possible and have not en-
tered itsince. 1t was severl days
before | could trust my feelings suffi-
GENTLY to apologize to Miss Emil
": and when / was ushered into her
presence, / felt faint aud sick at
heart. ss
Years have passed away, but they
have not effacsd the remembrance
Of that day. And whenever the
sound ofthe church going bell' rolls
along the valleys reverberates from
the hills it recalls to.my mind with an
tho freshness Of living reality, the
recollection of my last drcam al
church.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-07
From the Baltimore Chronicle.
IMPORTANT DECISIONIN
REGARD OBILLS OF
EXCHANGES

A trial took place in New York a
few days ago which involveda very
important question. 1t was a suit in
which John b. Delaney and others
we're plaintiffs and Deforest Maurice
and others were defendants. The
question involved was whether bills
|ofexchange on foreign countries can
be sold atany price which the owner
can get for them or whether the sale
and purchase must be regulatedbythe
state of exchange. In the present
case the plaintiffs sold the defendants
drafts on France to the amount of
$4,000 and TOXIN payment the de-
PENDANTS notes payable in 60 days.
These notes were not paid when
they came to maturity and the present
action was Instituted to recover the
amount. The defence set up is usu-
Try: grounded on the fact that at the
time the defendants purchased the
drafts on Frassce, the then rate ofex-
change was 5 francs 20 centimes and
that the plaintiffs allowed the defen-
dats only 5francs5 centimes; besides
which they charged the defendants s
per cent, on their notes.
In order to meet the allegation of
usury, witnesses were examined who
proved that there were two distinct
rates ofexchange, differing very ma
lterially in amount, known to and ac-
ted on by the commercial commune
|ty in the purchase and sale Of foreign
bills, and that a much larger rate
was allowed when the drafts were
purchased for cash, than when they
were paid for by promissory notes.
Judge Tallamadge to-day decided
that the transaction was usurious or
in other words, that in point of law it
was SO clearly and beyond all doubt
|usurious, that it was not a question
ON which aiury had any discretion
AIRY right in giving their verdict, but
must, as a matter of course, find for
the defendants.
This decision, says the Journal Of
Commerce. will be carried, no doubt
before higher tribunal, and ultimat-
ely 90 to the Court of Errors; but in
the mean time, until the matter is f.
'nally disposed Of, it behooves the
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-07

and confusion would naturally enene.
Here, then, il the poins q (which The
true remedy, the real reform mnsi
|commence--such politicians must b
removed from their elevated pooi-
|tions. The time has arrived when
statesases should be pnt in high pla-
|ces; men whose patriotismis Is pure
and lofty a. their genius il splendid
and commanding whose knowledge
|is as profound as their morality i .
levated. Surely this great nation will
Inc longer submit its destinies to L1e-
vi Woodbury., James X. Polk, G. G.
Cambreleng, Dutee J. Pearce, Abb
|jah Mann, Amos Kendall, Francis p
Blair, and Reuben M. Whitney,
These are the men who have been
our lawmakers and financiers; these
are the mes who have had the chief
agency in regulating the business Of
and currency Of the country. Look
ling, back upon the long line Of dist
linguished names tho Hamiltons,
the Gallatins, the Dallases, the Crow,
fords (which have adorned oufafi-
|nancial annals, is itnot a.matser Of
astonishment 70 every re6ecting
mind, that nation 80 fruitful in stats
men Of real genius and knowledge,
and 50 distinguished for its penetra-
ton and int l:gence, should hayeso
long submitted to such wretched and
incompetent guides as we have re-
Gently had? Posterity will be anna
|zed, there never was period in our
history marked, so far as finance Is
concerned, by such tranccndant i'm
beci!ity So. AdrOcate.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-07

4 a d. I'll .4 "a I.N
~ tbose who ore addict ito IN
49, n gentle slumbers chstth
" va ysscomriend the following dream
N N 4 scaution;'
nv Last DxEAM Ar CHURcn,
~ Solomon aSymta.r, Esqr,
I. v 4 q 6ne Sabbath morning in
l. i. Our village bell had rung once
III nj was expected soon 10 ring again
Il. shsn | sailed forth to hear our par
y. M. M. Aignwell. He was a good
-, yery sound in tho faith, and
All special pains to instruct his poo
III II all the hinutiG OF theological
- t..chnicalities, that they might know
,shat 10 believe and what to reject.
" was sometimes, however, rather
aull and prosy. This seemed emph-
.licalIy the case on the day to which
/ dlude. His text was, Your adj
ysrsary the devil. as . roaring lion,
va]keih about seeking whom no may
l,your.' | listened attentively until
Y closed his exordiumand given US
he heads Of his discourse. Ibegan
sfsel drowsy; thinking 1 would safe
n trust our good parson and his ser.
ION to those whe folt more interested
| quietly settled back il. my seat to
ake q nap. The monotonous tones
Aour parson, combined with the
tt,zing in the windows, soon lulled
astosleep. From q gentle slumber
lnon passed into a horrible and ter
6 dream. | thought | was in a
we openfeld and saw odd -hnrnie'
approaching, in the shape Of a lion
with enormous hornes and teeth, and
isry tail that lashed his long lank
sdes. There was no object near,
behind which | could find a shelter.
! attempted to run but flight was inn
and in agony Of terror ! a.
waited the approach of my foe. For
sunately | succeeded in reaching a
club which lay at a little distance;
ana with such q weapon against such
Toe 1 endeavored to make the best
stand that could.
Inc monster had now approached
within a few feet and then came the
w ofwar.' With all my strength l
1eaabored him over the head and
'a"ulders with my club; but the re-
'eated blows seemed to make no
aoFe Impression upon my adversary
nan the soft summer breeze upon a
mountain ofgranite. Against all my
s s he still pressed forward
u MS long horns almost touched me
all my strength | gave
m a terrible blow across his eyes,
inch made the monster reel and
af'nk back. | now thought victory
s :, and was pressing forward to
NOW up the advantages already
alned, when my enemy suddenly
5 the form of a large giant.
'u' as this unexpected manevre, I
as ). completely nonplussed. Not ex-
oc'lng such a sudden transformation.
was totally unprepared to meet the
: form. The cold blood see
'ca 70 stagnate around my heart:
s s;Hnes ) covered my eyes and the
allis OF death came over me. As
!! !I last my only hope I sprang for
- Closed in with my adversary
y grasped him around the body.
!. !. uttered a terrible yell that yell
, ,OAe my slumber. Judge what
= aust nave been my astonishment
u 4 ~ II
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7Hencsc project. The Sub rea-
|sury bill which received its quietus
for the special session will be taken
up at the regular session and it is
time for the people to look a, it in all
its bearings. From the accounts We
first had oft and from the support
which MIR Calhoun gave it one would
suppose that the main object was to
divorce bank and government and
thus curtail the immense patronage
of the federal Executive. After q
little scrutiny it turns out to be no
thing more nor less than mammoth
political engine which cannot in the
least benefit the monetary concerns
of the country or render the people a
ny service whatever but which must
tend to augment the influence and
patronage Of the federal government
alias the Executive.
Instead Of divorcing the govern.
mentfrom banking operationsit makes
the federal government with the
President and his subordinates at its
head the great banker ofthe country
whose issues will not benefit the peo-
pie but the government. 1t makes
the people dependent upon a MONT
nal gold and silver currency with a
practically redeemable papercurren-
cy-while the government can fat
ten and grow rich upon the hard
earnings Of an Impoverished people.
With a hundred thousand Sub.
Treasures appointed and enriched
by one man with FIVE hundred tto,ss-
and more ours fawning for favors
ready to do the bidding ofthe money
king what could not our president
tyrant do to glut his Unsuitable ambi-
ton? Under governments Of such
lnonstrous and unheard-of powers
what could the free citizens Of this
young Republic hope for or expecte
The spirit that actuated our illusttil'
GUS forefathers has left the bOsoms Of
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money lent, on the ground ofusury.''
rnEINDIAN WAR GRoss VrLLANY!!l
The Missouri Republican giving
the particulars ofo of the most de-
testSble transactions on the part Of
the Secretary Of War, towards the
northern Indians which he has en-
ploJedupon the Southern campaign.
The act Of employing one tribe d
these poor, cheated, wretched beings
to exterminate another, was an ac1
that could not be viewed with any o.
ther feeling than Of shame by every
american; but what shall we say to
tho following Developments. The
Secretary, his order for their en-
ployment, promised them As dollars
a month for six months, or 30 dol
lars for the whole time. Under this
agreement the Delaware and Shaw.
nees furnished about 200 mon, who
were received and left their homes
for the seat Of war. After they were
fairly under way, and the Secretary
perceived the comments upon the
transaction by the public press, ano-
Their order was sent.-In this order
the Secretary alleged that a mistake
pas made By the Clcrk Of The De-
partment, in relation to the pay Of
the Indians That instead Of tw0
hundred and serenity dollars, the
sum stipulated to be paid for the six
months service, he only intended to
allow them serenty dollars for that
small mistake On the part
of the clerks, of two hundred dollars
to each man! That in case the SER
vices of the Indians are procured
the officer receiving this order was
instructed to notify them Of the mis-
take; and ifthey were not willing to
of the ,seu terms he was in
to disband them! The in
dignation aroused in the breast of ev-
cry honorable man at such dishon-
orable, disgracefnl and contempt
BILE double dealing, will not admit
of expression. 1t should make an
blush and hanghis head.
The Currency and its regulators.
1t is we'll to observe how almost