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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27
New Patterns,

New Patterns.
WE would inform the public that we have Just
w received summer patterns from New York, and
are now prepared 10 execute all orders in the
MlLLtNERS BUSINESS,
With taste and according to the latest fashion. La
dies IN the village country wishing TO avail them
selves OF new Hats for the summer, will please give
us a call, as our terms are reasonable as the times
would seem TO demand.
We have also a number of Tuscan straw Bonnets
which will be sold to the advantage of purchasers
Al work usually done by a Tailoress, will be a,
tended 10.
Grateful for the patronage already received we
still solicit a continuance of the same.
n. q A. DANIELS.
Southport, May 30, 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27
GLE O. W. NJ Err CHAN IT'S
IMPROVED COMPOUND FLUID
EA IRA CT OF RILL1.
For REMOVING DISEASES OF TIE
BLOOD.


ATtStn @ rOAa an abuse f Nercary
Chronic and Constitutional DISEASES. su,hoSe..o
j"a or King ec8, S,co1 dar3 SyyLiis or r,croI ,}r
ration and corrosioHS Of the Hroct nose. cJcetx h
ears 0"d othcrPortS Of etodg py les or pest,lLs an
NE J"ce Sc"Iy t"ches 0Ra ot eraj tons on M si;r
0'.eS Sc"rry and othe1' Scorbuttc 06r toDx. rIc,;
7eCf'o"S iicitfe SWeIHcS: J,4}nS in m bo,
|'9T sores 0hSt'h0fe old sores o. all ks scoI beoJ
san TheHM rtH g1cr1m ard ohier dj>cq,e< orS;, -
an 'mluTe state 81 tie 6lood also Labj}1oI
IeS, chro"'c 4ect'o"S Of tie Iir0 lungs and (IexI
f0,n-m me ~"m0eh and sides, mgLt SrfGfs. DR. Ec j
IS HhetctSe mum recoMmended as Il cleansing S,y;,
heotctne ara m general dcbiiifv.
his remedy is prepared in ,arno from, tho cbo;cc,
selected materials, HE active properties of which ,ro
extracted by an proved process vlIhou hco, ON
account OF winch Il is preferred hyphysiciaus as heinz
more uniform and active than any Other no,y hcC,r
the public. INV ~ o'o
Us Facts are stubborn things Read the following
RESPECTABLE TESTIMONIALS.
Extract of letter from Dr. j Sidney Skinner
MfSSrS III Harris * Co, ASlaplla:
'Gentlemen-lou agent in passinc ,brorob o,r
place short time since deposited with me onouttv
of Mr. q w Merchants Improved Flnjd EI,rnc, :,
SarsaparilIa. ltCame so we'll recommended liza, !
advised the use of in number of scrolulo case.
win the most satisfactory results Our town uLy
canS not only recommended 10 cons u!iinr patir,s
ont nave introduced IL into their private prncti,co
standard remedy IN all diseases of the blood.
gu VIII coniera favorby forwarding Immediately
or dozen bottles
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27
ING ~ w RIGHT, Sol. tor Pet.
IN BANKRUPTCY

, :, - Y I'-A4NN IAtI I n.
IN ne Supreme Court Of the Territoryof Wisconsin.
IN the case OF Chaa1'cey HGnnahS, a bankrupt
Office to show cause against the petition of Chaun-
y cey Hannahs farmer. of the town of Pleasant
arie in The county of Racine and territory of Wis
consin, for his discharge and certificate thereof as
bankrupt by the supreme court at court to be hold
en- ny the judges thereof al the Capitol in Madison,
on Monday the Doth day of August next at ten cock
in the forenoon.
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG CLERK.
FRENCH Il FUTILE, Soir's. for Pet
June Gth 1912. Inn. 20
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27
IN BANKRUPTCY

IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice TO show against the petition ne Hiram
~ Smith Young of the town and comfy of Wal
worth and terrilo of Wisconsin, for his DISCHARGE
and certificate bankrupt by the Supreme Conr,
OF The territory of w isconsin, the Capitol in Msdi
son, on the Goth day of August next at ten o'clock
a. NJ. ''o'N
Ii F4IETTE KELLOGG CreyE
" Ntam c. Allen, Sol. for Pet.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27

IN BANKRUPTCY.
N Office TO show cause against the pc
"a tilion of RUFUS MARsToN, Of Paris in
the county of Racine and territory Of Wis
consin, for his discharge and certificate
thereof rs bankrupt, by the Supreme
Court Of the territory Of Wisconsin, at the
Capitol ia Madison, on the 29lh day Of
August next at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Ia F1lET'7E KELLOGG, Clerk.
T. s. IorpU Sol far Pei
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27

IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN the Supreme court Qftte 1crritorvof Wisconsin.
In the case Of SdaS H. Fem, a JamLrapt
Notice 10 show cause against the petition of Silas
II. Fem, laborer, OF the town and county of Ra-
cine and territory of Wisconsin, for his discharge and
certificate hereofas bankrupt, by the supreme court
at court 10 be holden by the judges thereof at the
Capitol in Madison, on Monday the 10Th day Of Au-
gust next at Ten o'clock in the forenoon.
LA FAYETTE KELLOGG,
elk. Sup. court Wis Ter
Strong d. Wright, Soils for Pet.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27

IN BANKRUPTCY
III me Supreme C0"tofhe Territory ofIT1Scomsin.
IN tie case Of Benjamin b. tones, a barkrnDt.
ot!ce t. show cause against the petition of Benia-
l MN u Jones shipcarpenter, ofthe town & county
OF acine and territory Wisconsin, for his discharge
and certificate thereof bankrupt by the supreme
court at court to be ho'en by the judges thereof at
the Capitol in ladisoh on lfonday the Goth dav of
August next atten o clock in the forenoon
LA FA(ETTE KELLOGG,
elk. Sup, court w. T.
STRONG & WRIGHr Sol tor Pot
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27

IN BANKRUPTCY.
/" the Supreme court QfMc TcrritoryQf Wisconsin,
In the case IF timer Rouse, a banhrapt
M office TO show cause against the petition of Abner
i Rouse, carpenter of the town and county of Ra-
cine and territory of Wisconsin, for his discharge and
certificate hereofas bankrupt, by The supreme court
ut court 10 he holden ~ The judges thereof III the
Capltolln Madison on Nonday the 22th day of Au-
gust next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
LA FAYE1'TE KELLOGG,
elk. Sup, court, Wis. Ter
Strong &. IVmgh. Soils for Pet.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE to show cause against the Pc
4 Y tltlon Of WILLIAM d. STRONG, OF Pa
r!s III the county Of Racine aud territory Of
Wisconsin, for his discharge and ccrtif-
cate thereof as bankrupt, by the Supreme
Court of the territory of Wisconsin, at the
Capitol in Madison, on the 10Th day Of
August next at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Ia FAlETIE KELLOGG, Clerk
T. s. IoUeU Sol for Pet
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27

LIST OF UNREDEEMED LANDS.
NJ Office is hereby given TO all whom
" it may concern, that the following
described pieces Or parcels Of Land were
sold for taxes due Racine County, w. II.
for the year 1910, on the 9Th day Of
December A. ID. 1910, and that the same
will become forfeited on the 18th day Of
December, A. ID. 1912, unless sooner re-
deemed. JOHN RAMSDELL,
OK. Of BID. Of Co. Comm'rs.
81 Amt dine
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27

Wien Pennsylvania ras om Of DeLi--
An old building in Pennsylvania, formerly
used fora University, bat originally built
for the residence Of the President Of the
United States, has been lately pulled down.
lis corner stone contained the following
curious inscription
THIS CORNER STONE
Of the House to
Accommodate the President
OF the United States
WAS LAID
May 10th, 1892,
When Pennsylvania
Vas Happily out Of Debt.
THOMAS MTFFLiN,
Governor.
Upon ihIs the Ledger remarks: The
good old times of Governor MiG1in, when
our good old Commonwealth was out Of
debt, have past, and VIC fear not 10 return
during the present generation. Pennsylva-
MIA happily out of debt! Pennsylvania UNI
happily forty millions in debit What
contrast! Who, in Governor Milflin's
honest days, would have believed that only
ore hal! century would produce such
change! But let us not despair. II wc
charter no more banks, manage prudently
those that are left, investigate and punish
the iniqulties of those that have failed, do
n cash business, live prudently, and strive
TO pay our debts honestly BY taxation, we
shall yet bring back the good old days Of
Governor MiflIin, when PcnnSy I,auia was
happily oW of debt.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IA Office 10 show cause against the pc
l y iition Of Timothy MULLARKY, Of Pa
ris in the county Of Racine and territory
Of Wisconsin, for his discharge and GER
tfcatc thereof os bankrupt, by the Su-
prone Court Of the territory of Wisconsin.
at the Capitol in Madison, on the 29th day
Of August next at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Ia FAIETTE KELLOGG, Clerk.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27

These boats are all Of the largest class,
and have accommodations for passengers
equal TO any boats in the world.
Southport, W. II.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27

7 'TTIE Summer Term Of this Institution will com
Il mcncc on Tuesday the 2Slh day the present
month under the charge of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-07-27
In BANKRUPTCY.

Strong &. Wright, Soils. for Pet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-07
Is Del < Hud
10 Harlem

Naval Sores-Sales of 1000 bbs North County Turpen
tine at So So 600 Wilmington 50 So and 500 do
81 TO- all cash, and for export Spirits urpenne may be
quoted at 3la32 cents.
Oils-Sales Of 700 bbls whale for export at 32A cents
Sss o. Engnsn s cents aa
Nice sold at So 2oaS3 So mos. No change in sperms
Plaster Paris-900 tons have arrived The sales have
been 300 tones at 50; and parcel at So %, all cash.
Provisions-The sales of mess and primepork continue
to fair extent without change in price. Beef is in
ar Oh mess az - osaSs ana al Ss ONO
command 6la7 and smok ed beef 81 Shoulders
quite Export from LIST to Sd August-beef 80 bbls
pork 200 bbls; lard 4S kegs.
Rice-We have alteration to notice in prices. The
transactions for the week reach about 400 cs good qua
cash. mostly the former parcels Of old beat
were taken for home use, within our range.
Lead-The demand for Missouri pig, for export to Eu-
rope has continued active and sales of 400 tons terms
not transpred.
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HIND'S DEPOT

OF WEBB'S BURNERS, IMPROXED at ia Grand ST.,
door the Broadway IIouseThe subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public rail- that being
the manufacturer Of those Lamps their Introduce he
has brought them that perfection which makes them
pcror for cheapness cleanliness and brill fancy Of light
others existence From his long experience the
and the facilities he all Others
trade he enabled sell per lower than for.
mey charged by the dealers and hopes by this
to inertia share of public patronage The difficulty here.
toiore existing the trimming universally complained
by all that hsye used em is entirely obyatcd by the
venon of Patent Trimmer, That child them in
perfect order for burning without the least trouble.
quality Of Camphine, al Is the gallon generally
sold at S. and 6s which affords light brilliant than any
other substance the customer Of
drops fire from the wick and leaves fire uponit;
clearly, leaves marks, and II spilled clothes
furniture, evaporates entirely like alcohol The lamps
order need snuDg raising OF the wicks
require TO be kept clean and be filled often they
themselvs empty.
Also Camphoratcd Gas, Chemical OIL and Alcohol at re.
duced prices Lamps cleaned repaired, wicd and altered
burn camphine
Astral Lamps bronzed and regilt.
Country merchants aud oil others who wish procure
ally splendid article respectfully invited his
before purchasing els where being conf
cent that they will find it their advantage.
B-Constanty ON hand general assortment Of K tchen
Furniture Stoves, Tn and Copper Roofing Cutters,
Leaders and Job Work in general e the
tics. JAMES KINDS,
au7 m-r ia Grand street
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averages would not Immediately decline on account Of
the superiority OF the yield For this consideration tend
Ing TO the belief that the British market will be for
me open TO foreign wheat and flour very reduced du
ues buyers generally refuse 20 operate, while holders
seem inclined to ship on their account This must
undoubtedly have its effect and the hope that corn
factors will this year advantage ofthe low prices and
ship TO England. Il is certainly be hoped that -four will
not be run up to an embargo point when Eu-
ropean orders appear in the market Let get rid of
few million barrels Of -four FIRST; afterwards the price
be advanced with show Of reason
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Cotton Trade.

The season now drawing to close, and the transac
tons in the markets consequently very small The
prices however tending downwards under the dou
BILE influence of the approaching currency at the leading
points of purchase and the prospect large crop. The
letters from those points of the large cotton districts
centrally situated favorable for observation coming
from intelligent and disinteresed parties represent the
growing the most abundant yet produc ed.
The full extent of this observation would carry the crop
to- 1890 900 bales; but has been calculated hereto
fore that the physical power available picking out"
could not realise so large quantity by 100000 bales It
very early yet to form estimates of the crop,
much depends upon casualties between new and October
The state of the present crop nearly follows
RECEIPTS, SrocKs AND ExroRTs CorToS IN THE U.
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rooms or apartments in it, with stream of water

rooms or apartments in it, with stream of water
and lake too, TO give pleasing variety.
The crops IN this part of the country are most
promising indeed, they have not appeared better
An several years. The farmers are ali rejoicing that
they need no longer be under the necessity OF pur-
chasinS Hour Tor their own consumption, as they
have done OF late-the little wheat that has been
sown, mostly as an experiment, being almost wholly
exempt from the ravages of the weavl-fhe scourge
OF the wheat in this valley for the last seven or
eight years The weather, since the commence
men; OF harvesting, has been most proptlons,
clear sun fine breeze, and scarcely single drop
OF rain.
Yours. with respect, Il.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Beef Cate-s00 at market sales from So 50 10 So so.
Cows and Calves250 at market sales from S25 to $40
extra sold at S3s sprngers Sis $40 Dry Cows sold
at SO to 3d. Calves in the drove yards 81 81 u.s.
81; by weight on the Delaware from Jersey So 81 live
weight. Hogs-200 at market sales at Sii n a. Sheep
800 at market sales at 81 IS, extra So 25
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Corn Trade.

This market continues without change Prices are by
firm and quotations should be considered merely
nominal We do hear of large receipts but the supply
already than equal to the demand.
We have thrown table ofquotations together showing
tina present prices in the principal markets throughout the
country.
There appears TO be general disposition TO wait for
plenty Of auppes Of the crop before taking hold
freely Farmers yet too high in their demands. We
that New Wheat at Springfield Illinois, during the
last week, would bring only IS to 30 cents bushe at
which rate the farmers declined selling. At Alton, it
worth 40 cents, specie.
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Foreign Importntions.

LEcHoRN-Bak Blckus-i case c Durand-5 do 4 casks J
nanq.-2c Lengh Cos pkgs silk Goodhue col case
racinais-t2 blocks marble SO bales rags c Mendal
. do 4 Victor Duckwitz-3 do 5pkgs Walter-lO bxs
soap L Stalker-3 to order
NEwcAsTLE-Brg Grand Tmk-ii0 bbls 2s casks Palny <
Jenks-89 q Is Norwood co-i0 G. Meyer son-3O hhds
Clark McGowen-lS0 bb 80 cks Woodhu < Minturn-iOO
tons coal to order. wv
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Herald Bulletin Of News.

The Herald Bulletin Of News is kept at the northwest
corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M-and also of the
evening mails at four O'Clock NJ the latest
rom All parts of the world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Eoard at this corner. Let every wayfarer stop
and reai Advertisements Of all kinds taken the Office
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The cotton market has been devoid Of animation
throughout the week, and the sales still small For
the week ending last evening they bales
Of which $3.50 Upland and Florida CAST cents
Mobile 6ia9l and $50 New Orleans Gallo cents The
there is noticeable change although they are rather
in favor of purchasers.
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90 MIR. ]. c. RlNG0LD, HAD CHILD VERY
sick for two weeks, and attended by physician
without relief, when Kolmstock's Vermiuge was given
and next day than forty worms passed. when
the child recovered rapidly.
How sckenng the thought that these things should be
and who forgive themselves for try ing this
Worm Extermnator, when they know that even If the
not worms, this remedy could by any pos
sbility do hurbut always good purgative-letth the
disease be what may How important then it, and
who will dare take the responsibility do without il
Let every parent that is not brute ask themselves this
question in truth and soberness.
The above is TO be found only at II Maiden Lane
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90 THAT MERMAID-It will be by the adver-
tsement that the Mermaid, of which much has been
said will be exhibited this week at Concert Hail. We
are assured that it is only to crafty the curiosity of many
scientific persons that this creature exhibited here
all as the proprietor, English gentleman anxious
to have il presented to the English public before it
seen in this country. But public curiosity tptoe
only there will be chance. There will be such jam
here witnessed since all creation crowd.
ed into Noah's Ark.
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90 GEORGE NJ. CRIER, Esq, SURROGATE OF
Orange county at Goshen referred the extraord.
nary qualities OF Hays Linment from Comsock Co in
the cure of Piles Sc.
He obtained the Liniment of Mr.. Elliot of Goshen.
When such men forw ard to alay human suffering
by their names and advice should ask false delica
cy, fear of admitting that had been ill., prevent any
humane person from doing something to relieve the dis
tressed by recommending this article? We think not
and leave to the conscience those that have been cured
by this Linment to this question for themselves.
Base as it is renegade has been found trying
terfe this valuable articles therefore buy unless
with the name of Comstock Co. on it, and buy in New
York, only at II Maiden Lane.
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAY, Sd August 1912.
lI7- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place. by addressing the SUBJ
scriber at McCoun & Clarks, SO Wall street.
a3 lot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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Bslg Kan steam ship British Queen Eyekhol Antwerp
c mnHm Co Emsrid Howe, ayc W@ Whock. j.
mar Eas'Is NOrelf Buck; Victoria (sw) Bracke, do
co. RIeharas isnapPopp syl ROmare Stockholm; Taqu
pettansi Kingston Jam Nesmi,h Leeds Co Ed
Hannah lay Georgetown SC John EIwel Bergen
Suffolk Va; Red jacket. Jarvis Philadelphia A B Cooley
Co; Ruth Chase, Stonington, II Underwood Abbott Law
renee, Meeker, Boston.
Arrived.
Bmk Backus Barnard (of Philadelphia S. days from Leg
horn passed Gibraltar June 49, with silk TO the maser-
10Th ut lat SO lon SIS 49, passed brig New Providence of Sa
lem standing Sc. goth, lat 81 So Ion 10 &c. boarded by
whaling bark, from Marha's Vineyard months with 200
bbls oiPnt two letters board Capt j. o. Morse
and Capt. w. E. Bette of Manhas Vineyard ID inst lat
90 lon GO So passed bark Robin Hood of Boston, standing
southeast. o
Bark Mallory, Brown, from New Orleans and days from
charleston with railroad iron MASTER 1870 do Robert
Williams.
Brig Grand Turk, Higgins, As days from Newcastle, with
coal, to Nesmith Iced, & Co.
British brig Jane Allison, Card from Windsor Ms with $50
tons plaster, to Sailed in with brig Leon for New
York. 80
British brig Joseph Ham, Michiner II days from Windsor
n >. with plaster.
Brig North America, Machas
Schr Oak Hill, Lubec, plaster.
Schr Texas Lubec, plaster.
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u. s. SHIP NORTH CAROLINA,

- " July %, 1872.
U9- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL,
now in session board this ship hereby order all the
in the cases to be investigated and the accused
TO be punctua in their attendance daily at 10 o'clock
Sundays excepted boat will be in waiting at the Bat.
terry bridge, at half past A M. daily.
CHI. II. WINDER. Judge Advocate
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Uf- AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.-There
isno mistake about this being of the most attractive
places ofamusement in the city, and the public aware
OF the FACT for it is crowded with vsers day and night
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40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINCIPAL OFFlcE-Letters deposited before halfpast
3 halipast H. and half past O'clock will be out for
delivery at 9, l, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrFIcEs.-Letters deposited before T. IL and
O'Clock. will be sent out for delivery o. and o'clock
ALEX. M. GREIG Aren't
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Married.

Al BALTIMORE ON the LIST of August by the Rev. Hen
shaw ROBERT TUCKER, Esq. of Bermuda 10 HrIrS
daughter oil the late James West Esq, of the former
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Yours. with respect,


o. THE PHILADELPHIA LEDGER" DAILY
Chronicle esprit of the Times" Saturday Courier"
and UnitedStaes will be served to subscribers regu
ary hotels or places of residence the day OF pub
LEGATION in this city Brooklyn and Jersey City by calling
at % Ann street and leaving their and address
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 Ship Masters,

We shall esteem favor il captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Bassett of our news eei
REPORT OF le shipping left at the whence they sailed the
spoken on Their passage, list Of their cargo any
board them immediately their arrival We will reciprocate
the iavoI IN -. - '.
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Herald General Printing once,

The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts
OF printing such as books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is open at the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.