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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-03

It strikes US that this is the most COM
plete mode Of cmput!.. Q interest that has
ever been published. Mr.. Downes, we
believe, is the first person that applied
the decimal Of the year to this purpose.
philadelphia Courier.
Ira 1--WE picked up the following
excellent remedy for hard times, and
give it for the benefit Of any who may
need such advice :-"Qait drinking IL
quor-- smoking cigars-standing on the
corners of the streets, and loaferrng a
bout town, and go to hard work-prac-
tice the rigid economy-be honest and
honorable in all >hinss with all men-and
if the .'tines'' do not get easier in less
than l2 months. we readily admit that
we are neither a financier, nor philoso-
pber. Try it, gentlemen, if you dare. "
1885,
fin .3pt Reply. Sheridan once sue
ceded admirably in entrapplng noisy
member, who was in the habit of inter-
ruptng every speaker with cries of
IS Hear, hears Richard Briasley took
an opportunity to allude to a weIl-known
political character Of the time, who wish
ed to play the rogue, bat had only sense
enoug h TO play the fool. Where" ex-
claimed Sheridan. in continuation, and
with great empfases-" sohere shall we
End more foolish knave or more kna-
wish fool than this ?" Here! here ~
was instantly beloved from the accus-
toned bench. The wicked wit bowed,
thanked the gentleman for his ready re-
ply to the question, and sat down amid
commissions of laughter from all but the
unfortunate subject.
$50
Not BaI.-The Buffalo Advertiser
saws that man who has suffered from
duns makes the following proposition
that, in order to save time and unneces-
sary trouble he will stand one hour each
day for a week at certain corner of the
town, where all who feel anxious to har-
rass his quiet by asking impertluent ques-
tions may have the Opportunity of hear
ing, always provided that the remainder
of each day shall not be disturbed by APP
plications Of any kind.
We were day Or two since. very
much amused in hotel with joke that
Wyman, the ventriloquist, played on a
countryman who had called for a julep.
He had no sooner raised the glass to his
lips than he thought he heard dog at his
heels--he turned around to look, but dis
covered nothine-the second attempt
with the glass had the same effect, except
that the supposed dog growled more saw
age!y-the countryman stared more wild
ly than before, exclalming, What
that 20 A voice was heard from the
glass. saying, "l'm rum, and rum is the
devil" Down dropped the glass Of rum,
the countryman crying out. " BY hokv,
III not taste rum again" We think that
Wyman deserves premium for his aid
in the temperance cause.-DaN. Clipper.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-03

Against The date February''17, we have
IL for the complete day OF Gre year: Civ
ing 95 to this we have l42. and looking
over the next pages, we hnd this number
against May $50, which is therefore the
day on which the note becomes due. AL
so against February l.. is the decimal
1e9, and against May s5l the decimal
$50
100
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l5787,20
Interest required.

It strikes us that this is the most COM
plete mode Of cmput!..g interest that has
ever been published. Mr.. Downes, we
believe, is the first person that applied
the decimal Of the year to this purpose.
-PhigudelphiG Courier.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-03

.Teao II Mod Of Computing Interest,"
The most expeditions mode Of computing
interest. which we have ever seen, is ex-
planned in The United States Almanac tol
1913:
Ii is only necessary, by this process,
20 multiply the decimal Of the year by
the principal, and the product BY the rate
per cent. The decimal for each year is
given SO that the work is a Complete In
terest Tabe-the result is as easily re-
CURED as by Rowlett or Preston. The
explanation is found in the above named
work, page 900, viz:
To apply these columns (refering to,the
columns Of the day Of the month, day OF
the year, and decimal of the year, which
are prefxed to the tide table) to the com
pptation of interests, suppose note of
hand for $l0l2, to become due at the
end of ninety-Gve days, is given Februa-
ry II, 1888, and the rate of interest 6
per cent, required the time 1t becomes
due and the amount of interest to be paid.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-03
sSRti
oN
@Nal12a@a -
The difference is

the fraction OF "a year for which the inte
rest is to be computed. Multiplying the
prncinal by this fraction, will give the
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-03

tend to cure all diseases, because they are tie
natural medicine of man, and. therefore, only
remove the corrupt or vitiated humors, the
cause of pain and sick ness, leaving the good
humors to give.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-03
NOa;Ce 10 EfaalEEYyVVDls.

Late 'PFopMetof OF tHe SeItlne
Anril Il. 1912.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
Passengers Arrived.

Nrw oSLEsssa Steamship NeptunezMrs Moore and
Masters Merritt, Nj Smith and lady, Mr. Winthrop and
Mrs Wcodfolk children sevanr Mrs Rushtn and child
Mrs EadSon and servant Mrs FAUST do; Mrs Souet Mrs IA.
Mrs Smith, Mrs g Metcslfe children and servant; Mrs
Cain and child, Mrs Halle and children, Miss Stol
Miss Buckmnser, Miss Homer Miss arner Miss sleight
Miss Rrhn, Misses Shelton Soulet Kelley Grifh1 Foore
Russell Ms;srs Philips, Akin, Gordon, sopthwick W
Kerf Rop,h Ma!,insOn Knight, Davis Bourgeois Ogden War
Tonsy, v Hyde, Dumas, j Due nan, Hunter, J Nor.
pandeT Sheldon, G Cr2mwell, A Hill A Deminc, w Nc
Ross, Campbell Inc stephens Rice, Andrews, Jackson,
Bench JH WSsrien' v Waldo. Lsnge, aa'D An:
servant H Pemer, CALVIN, B5sen J! WlsGx . Hodge;
BIownns Lsighe Bigelew, Rider Wagne sesw, Hsinss,
Brady w Log, Devencn Clean, g Calwaadar, Par
ker, Coyill, (iillard Gillen, Brookes Pratt
King, Clark, Stun, Come, House, John Kelley,
Mooney, Pit.in, Water French sackwoed Remsen Van
Antwerp, Macomsou, Seeey A Ayres Rifle, Mallory, J
Hun.
GLAsGow-Br bark Lochlibo-Alr Anderson DR. Furgeson
and lady, aud 300 in steerage.
ST JAGo CuBA-Brg Violet-Miss Nowlan, Master and
Miss Nowian and servant.
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BY RIELL & ARCULARlUs,
WEDNESDAY,.
MI nf.l..ls a..

Esc,0, A U , Olpfs a. s auction
made fashionable furniture including full and half French ma.
GSsss TEA as s'pf ed fI asa ,ss
sofas, sans rScke dressing bureaus feather beds
PaSo piano or,e by ee.bra.
ted makers, combining all the modern improvements and
MINED a. one ia, Er r; e ,hs sale
AZ, organs one Of which suitable for church.
Also Also ots o % sbs @ Ing a., s
9' sy Firth and
Also, splendid cut sl las, gshn,s4e,isT-
-, A. !oa o,sloek at the sale rooms.
clothing CONSISTING Of drap de,e boubazine and linen
o. "''' Oh the 0' materials sud Of the most fashionable
FRIDAY
. AT II o'clock at the aution room.
General Assignse saes-By virtue of sund DEGREES in
oI he Southern District NewYoL viii be sold public
Aise trunk gold and s fs Very &e '0'''
S @sYt y he %
be Id the portion of effect, Of gentleman going Europe
: dssf asd Of he sS.s. s
wII, ,bs s,ss1 binding A oath Uookea;s
Others p,to swords and other pecefu implements works of
A2 o'clock precisely the best setter dog the country
Aiso-A splendid gold lever watch. ,r,,os n.,,
A UCTIoN NoTICE--Esensye Sic Of elegan, inrn.ure
OF an DESCRIPTION this day, at io> o'clock the %
Je29r THOS BELL, Auctoneer
For s Al e Yacht oNKA.HY-E is .. feet
ensye and snpe,by II no, wanted for Yacht she
would be well adape4sa packet between of the West
speed object She an admirable seaS"a, ard would
convey large combining buoya with sharp
than other aoat She is strsng stoutiy
built and would be valuable dispatch vessel a
s sSPSsy s %
9f Ballast. '' commercial
withou any very sac6 e) be dispensed with, would
dispose OF her for much less than she Her hull
sails rigging, furniture &c &c. &c. perfect order She
can be sent to without dollars She may be
at Pert, Amboy For further particulars inquire Of Ira Bliss
at the office of the c. and A. II. r. Company
JOHN Z. STEVENS,
je232wr South Amboy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29

do Sid W. Hill s. N TsT and mkt Juan de ca'
.T Rou S AOA o" royal ~ 1i'' AIT
s Ea eS i ns;'H t. load ice for
das wa i s fS"j J.%ss
oiG Sr r 10 a. s re- for Phsd Sa day C,R Ad
Trinidad h, has ever been made He has been absent but
Newcastle June 2a-cld Rio Gande, New Orleans, with
AUGUSTA. June 22-sld Middlesex, NYork
Bath June 2i-An Ann Maria. Rappehannock ED Empire
PoETsM9urH, June 2e-An Shetland. Bait. SID Gen War
NryBuRyroRr June 2s-Ar Two Brothers, rhlad; Joseph
fa 3D. Ps y By S % Iss Ban sh
.'s aef T@G fS sh.S &C. H .oon r o A
sds IN .a hf Sf 4SS e ID ] Malaga @
sd ao SSHsl Ms Ss % % s g ~
Gs%dss for Ghsss'9p 2h LAT 49, lon 60 Lord STANLEY
y Bo'ycs, jsasr-Ar John c.amus Mobile; Cons tm,IoaS
Viii ca;ia tS%s; f%S sssS FOR
sSsg!s Rss' sPs f fp sa
@ S Care pTc}9 s m%p ss% B Ss%
=
f'S il r His ID s%5 i'?s' Ss
mington Amanda, norwich, CONDOR and Talent Abany
bsr%' ss'fi RG'fs y
25h Canton Petoui Columbia, Alexandria; Eclipse PHI
ladelphia; Eliza Matilda, Albany; John B, York-Cid
Steig,1 Havana and mkt Antares Phadephai Orleans
New BEDFORD, June 25-Au Index, Albany; 23d, Emma
se ss fEiRsSSs SSa Nancy F
HAnrroRD June s;-XrI Eaaics Rose SYork, Hy Brown,
Cleopatra, do; 27th L Parker. Albany.
June oArr, Espeata, Matanxas June TO-
mar for Cowes and market J. Cohen, Jr Boson Palm
dos Sarah Ann do Below at the Lazareo Panama from st
Johns, EF with Of live oak timber- detained the
quarantine IN consequences of two Of being sick The
today CID Orson Boston; Rebecca do; Tecumseh do; CIR
zeo do Pensacola do; Citizen, do Nidus do;
Providence; NJ ThomT.on do Alexander Mitchell, do
Nnetta Hartford Arr in the Schuykill Increase, Boston
we'll Trinidad. Arr 10Th, Columbia, Bremen; Kcnsington, N
York; Katharine Jackson. Boh Bohlen, Phiad II Street
NYork' Token. Boston; Eliza Merseole, Arecbo PR;
TupPer P5oyidence, RI Trya DO; Mlisent, NYork Ma
te (Br Dema,ri; Monroe. Bath, Me-; Zion, Nassau Nf
Power, do. Sd Fabius Rio de yaneiro Eliza Hand Prov
denee Casper Bremen; Monroe Bath Me; Fame Barbadoes
is Power, Nassau, MP.
NonFoLK June 22sll w Kempton. York; arr 25th Fell
lowship Turks Island; Elisha Ruckman NYolk.
WAsHSGTov, NC, June Pho arrivals since last We
had very high tides for several days during last week.
fear that heavy blow has coast Cid
Ieh Gel Taylor Boston; ED Galena, NBedlord; Orion,
York; Faith, do; Patron, do.
CHARL.sros, June 25-Cld Harriet Savannah; Emily New
York; Sullivan do, sgd, Anson do. Arr eth, Watumpka,
Nav QRLEASs June lsCl Lord seaton Liverpool; Cor.
do; Potomac Rotterdam Monsoon Boston, Louis
Avina Bremen; Joseph Phad; Mary Silsby. NYork o
no, Norfolk; Ar Obus b. emep; Ocmngee NYork; Lucy
Penniman, do Favorie Bcmen n; Johannes DO; Gen Grant
Falmouth. =
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 80. Isa2.
Cleared.

Ship A%i. TRhiysT Portland Hell
dam, WIN Wesser; Commerce. tBelsj D. Grave. Antwerp,
c B.efeR I Ros9% a
Co; Mary Bright, Bright do do; Spy. somers Richmond do
Arrived.
sn x RS from Msy % k
1sas hours AZ OK XXX k va JSGs e
wind. Passed sSos TWO pa ae
G. hour s al, ~ hours from B;1e to NYo!k.
days, with canwooa, &c to Farnsn, "''-'''i"''
Ship w Oily, ys, Branch Dyer from LveYG 18th
msshee put in to land 27 steege Glover Me
' @ vsis sy o. w
white siadns East same ay So lon 80 90
ship R9chsste , hesss far Liverpool
s s ea @ June passed
Orleans, with wheat Sc 10 order. -,
tons coal 90 10 Maitland Kennedy sS w 20 So
lon 81 a. exchanged signals with American ship showing
B bark Lord Stanley Appleton from Belfast May g. with
june T. "a 80 .po gas wtse .Sn s
e Bristol Ne 22d 4 80 Ion &C 20, ship Franklin, ds
Barb Monmouth Hodges day, from Indian Ocean, with
pr brig Sarah Berry Cangal days from New Castle
"f Big v sSs'' Nsrnd o Philadelphia day. from St ,po
de Spes with zoe boss, sugar $50 bag. coffee NJ Taylor
losd Of ice.
Br brig Helen Mar, Gard 10 days from Windsor u.s. with
plaster.
schr Texan, Layton days from Easpor with plaster to
the master.
schr Texas Capt, from Lubec with plaster,
General Record.
SCHOONER VIM 4 JoHr, Sawyer, from New York of and
for Macha bbs flour and bushels corn went
ashore SW part Of Block island previous
Abont so hbls flour and 200 bn saved damaged
the Hadassad Portsmouth, adn probably from
SD from New Bedford 2h instant Roman Indian and Paci
NC Occen; Mwood, Indian Ocean.
,oa tn inst Fenelon Indian Ocean, 81 Helena May 4h
n @ -" SD oil and "a 600 lbs bone. Spoke Feb TO- lat Is
g, vn ~ ~ H. Delphus IL wis; heard from Feb 90 Good
MIL IN 80 WIS Lagods, NIB, mos 1900 bbs spok,
Ian az lon 40 81 H Im - 90 sephsna do wh bound n 9
M 'v S"n Eugene, Of Sonngtop $50 Left al ST Hele
n May ih france Ssgarbor 800 his: Bavsrd C;rennor
Spoken ah Monmouth AZ 9, 20 Leave ne. day cruises
bbs sp ~ Oeea" last I'm Iahu,ifO'
Sid I'm Sag Hnbor prev. to 22d Rornolu. r,.ns.
spoken June 20 u! Dc 81, lon % Is. Fairy OF u.s.
spoken.
Oak, of Boston, fun Boston Cor hilad and ST. John e. ~
folk, cath inst rs miles Sc or the Highlands o 1~o'
Foreign POrts.
FoRr RovAL MART June lo.--lnporr, N Frotbnel,.m n
Osceos ui Bangor jus, arr, Annawan I'm Boston
disg, for U 5 20 days; Bowditch, I'm Bangor, disg.
United States Ports.
EAsrpoRr, June 2o-sld Emerald Phiad
MAcHIAs, June 2o-Au Example, NYork Cygpet, and Ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29

State of Trade.

We do notice any great change in any Of the
kets. The following sales of Real Estate have been
made
lot 33i by 80 feet being part of block No 80 in the
South Village Of Black Rock at $50.
Cattaragus County-Farmsrville township-362 acres
in tract No 20of the Holland Land Co. IL miles from the
Village; with buildings at So cents per acre. cash.
Timber, Sc at Auction for cash3 inch pine plank at
$40 so $24 per NJ inch do at $27 so % so; II in do
$3.50 2s inch boards at Sl2 2i50; in. spruce
panks at u cts fl in do at ~ cents; box boards pine
at 80 ~ per fiji pine timber with spruce at SO IS
rs; pine shingles at s71 cents 81 lS per bundle;
it. cedar do at &c. per Nj 10 10 f. cak lahs at 81
each.
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Died.,

On Tuesday morning, Of scarlet fever, CHARLES T. KrI
LY aged one year and ten months
The friends of his father, John W. Kelly invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at O'clock from his
sdence, 1874 Nineteenth
On Tuesdaypevening at O'Clock, FREDERICK sHuMAKp
Esq. in the 18th year of his age.
The friends and relatives of the deceased, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock, Thurs
day morning. June 80. from the residence of T. II. Hib
bard 229 Bowery, from whence the funeral will proceed
to Yonkers, West Chester county, for interment.
On Tuesday 2sth inst VIM Tibet, infant son Of SAM
uel and Elizabeth Rainey.
Their relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his fathers residence o. James st.
this day, at occk, without further notice.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
fStoTes Nos. ~ .4nr and us Fulton sfreef)
WE m ~. n, a "

AT l03a O'Clock in the sale
Extensive sale Of elegant and fashionable Of all de-
scripuons.
THURSDAY
To sportsmen Literary Gentlemen and OthersAt 1919
O'Clock N The largo room us Fulton street. will be Sold the
portion OF effects Of gentleman going Europe comp
ing the private library included in splendid hook cases
forming most desirable variety the choicest standard
IN elegant bindings; also, the book cases.
Al the same time several splendid guns made by Manton
and others pistols, swords and her peaceful implements
of =
Sporting DogAt 70 o'clock precieey setter dog
the country.
The valuable furniture clocks &c. will be sold as advertised
ON Friday and Saturday, in the sale 10 ,ms
Aiso-Fishins lines. sporting prints, telescope, SC.
Friday,
- AZ l0tz O'Clock IN 1he sale rooms.
summer Cothing-A splendid variety of gentle mems cloth
ing suitable for the season.
Elegant urntreWll be sold without reserve the entire
ch ana tiuabe furniture OF gent Europe,
moved Tor convenience of sale comprising assortment
articles in the line surpassed every article made to order
The carpets, rugs, &c rich and beauul; magnificent
manei clock lamps and superb pianoorte costly sofas
nc French cha curtains first rate bedroom furniture, ktch
utensils china glass, and silver ware Also the owner
being real mantn guns gold mouned the best
setter dog in the country; also variety of cuostie
(ttal in fime
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
DIR. MOFFAT'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES

OF the and various kinds Of now in use for
be afflicted with have proved 80 highly
FLY Sb s$fRs
Of ali an and diseases S wsc s%e for s
aggravated character. The virtues these med
respectable and families in every part Of The Unon
% weS h sss ssn ,s eqr1a By them after Other
great celebrity BY pue By the proprietor
from family oushoat this vas. epS sl % .% u
de plidy Of thought They sIpe ali impurities from he
o al remedies %a m ca s %o 'S &
aggravated naadie 10 all deFnse Mt; Of the digestive
effects are so complete 10 excite the They
msady known medical science As mild and sHa ss
purgatve they ought be made Of by every one be
stages of The ms,d they ought to be
oa s o eGs can ss% far trial With
The following few 81 the many diseases in which their
lingering Of scroiuls Piles Dypepsie Jaundce Bilious
BrOpch,tes seroialgas well Nitrous Consumption
% al Kinds 2eadse s'c% Gd sss s nSG CS%
Debility, Emptse Diseases ana all eouded sallow
de back organs and bs; hamor Ulcers foul breath and
agps5i,s the %lmp.; swOosn lace and gums; affections q
dent 10 females together with great number of ether mas
dies too numerous to mention.
These ne:mate smediss again repeat should be KEEP
against the above nume rate diseases; and s the bes
susy pleasant hsr and hosh eiSa Se ,'"
cause any pros,Iatlou which generally follow. the o
WI %oFF1s a 81" ss adj %n'i
pupil othe late celebrated Flaiitst, Charles Nicholson
lis dsVos PORTION 81 e ~ m s
niJuson on the Flste according to the system Of the abov
For terms apply chambepeet Broadway from tn
"o"" o's uh2 je2i imeod'c
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The eec, Of the rapid progress Of the German manufsc
lures in diminishing the demand for British goods seen
in the following table of the export of cotton goods and
yarns =
1880 isaa lner Dec.
Cotton goods yards, is,ao3io7 3o.ss6i6o i,sl6,sis
Cotton hosiery lace - $500.
&c value, iisiS.oll ti<i'@z lH,be9
Cotton yarn lbs Ii,fe'S" SoS<9'oi b,ooH
This gives great falling off in the exports Of manufac
tured goods Germany but large increase in that Of
warm which worked goods the factories of the
interior singular feature in the trade between Ham,
burg and Great Britain may be seen in the following Off
cal returns
HAMBURG RETURN FOR 1885,
Imports from Exports 10
Seet bftain,' '''''''''''.' E7000,000 Ii,0l873C
BRITISH RETURN.
=. Exports 10 Imports from
Hanse Towns ''''.'''.'. i67i9,S32 f9i2,677
The exports from Great Britain to Hamburg are COR
recty given the low duties the latter port offering
inducement for conceament The exports from Hamburg
to Great Britain show the fact however that the protec
tive" Of the latter government goods
be struggled free of duty than imported through the
Custom House. This fact for the protectioniss in
this country to chew upon,
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Domestic ImpOrtations.
New ORLEAssssteamship Nepune5i55 bales cotton NJ L
Smith, jacks Souhwich--2 horses G Morgan.
NEW ORLEANs--Ship Commerce-3a0O bgs coffee Rowland
&AsPnwall0Oo SKIS wheat Allen Paxson60 do Husser
225 bbs por Mason Thompson-225 Janvier bis
Haven Coo do 80 hhds tobacco l. Matland-i7 do
Thompson & Adams-42 Booman, johnson co-7s0 hhds
Southmayd & son.
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PKIrcTAl OrroK--Letters deposited before Lalfpast
halpast L. and Laf past O'clock III he fol-
delivery at 9, and o'clock. fII| ItffF
BRANCH OrFIoEs-Letters deposited before IL, and
O'clock will be sent out for delivery at and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. 0REIG, Agent
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AS compared with 1887 these hgures show
Ships. Tonnage.
Increase inwards, s2t 62079
Increase ards,
The gross amount of imports and exports for the
year, 1888, was in round numbers
Imports about e,, ,oo mn
Exports, ,, o55 ooo
Or which to and from the chief countries with which
trade was carried on in and about the following proper
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The imports and exports together respects the United
States and Holland amount to less than 81 600 900 with
each-Belgium and the Kingdom of Sweden and Norway
less imports and exports together than fsoO with
and for other parts of the world before
in a descending scale.
Tho cbiet articlcs in this commeree consisted of-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor if captains OF vessels arrivn,
e will give Commodore w A. Bassctt Of
report Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list Of their and
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basseu win
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecprocate
the favor NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
To Correspondents Abroad.

Our correspondents in foreign respectfully
to send by vessel all the they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind from any
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received.