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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25

Correspondence Of the Herald
BALTIMORE, Aug. n, 1872
have been conversng with young gentleman recent
y returned from Europe where he has been surnng for
the last twelve months part the time London another
part in different portions Of Germany and about smonths
in Paris, France. He informed me- without being aware
probably, of the Of your regular Baltimore CORES
ponden that among his greatest pleasures was to
psruse which he did regularly the letters OF
published daily in the New York Herald He
would rather at any time, he says, both when IN
London, and Paris repair TO some reading room
and examine file of the New York Herald, TO see the
from his native home, than SIT down 70 me mos.
sumptuous dnn1 nor was this the case win MN, on.
whom had the pleasure OF meeting hose from other
cities where you have regular correspondents when ao
from home of seek for your paper with the
same ayidity for similar mention this not in
beatng as regards myself but in reference to the man
nsr in which your enterprise is appreciated not only
the new but in the od-the mother world. Let the He
rsld coem porsres put this in their pipes and smoke it.
The whig state Conv ention is to convene in the Law
the of Maryland concerned one, who in their de-
alterations may be considered suitable candidate for the
next Presidency Of these United States he delegates
from the different counties amounting to hundreds
already in the city, and in the of few hours
will be at their SITS. Henry Clay, matter of course,
will be the choice of the Convention Political matters
beginning pretty highthe contest deepens,
parties as yet Sizwhg democracy and looofoco demo.
crazy.
There to be great temperance meeting at Washington
Hall this evening. The delegation of Hose Company No.
IS from New York to be present Our Firsmen intend
taking hold of the matter in right good earnest
Another new Catholic Church Of fair dimensions, to be
called AFTER st. Peter to be erected shortly in city
The Rev. Mr.. McCogan is to take charge of it when
blessed
There has been hardly anything doing In four Holders
are firm in asking So for Howard street. City Mills, and
Susquehsna, but purchasers not very willing to buy
The market is well supplied with wheat and prices range
from 60 to IS cents according to quality at this me
however, business appears to be at stand People are
waiting to know the action Of Congress and the Executive
in reference to tariff The impression u.s. that times will
get better Immediately if the bill amended becomes
law.
composing stick for printers, said to possess
excellent and superior qualities, has been invented by Mr.
Charles Chiller OF this city.
We have 4 strong east wiud this morning, with ten
dency to rain. Yours, RODERICK.
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Flour now, at the heel of the season, lower
perhaps than before and must go very much lower
after the crop gets forward This lead large
purchases for the English market by way of Canada,
and will bring back cheap goods at rate. If the
tariff is too high, they will come entirely free
We have received the following letter from Anthony
Barclay, Esq, in relation the of his name by the
managers of the American Life and Trust Co. The
correspondence win speak for ITSELF and perfectly
Gsactory
New YohK, Aug Gath, ls42.
SIR
Only few days ago you did me the homer name me,
in the Herald of the .4ssgnes of the and
effects of the American Life Insurance and Trust Compa
ny. This morning find my in the Herad's list OF
the recent Trustees of that company. My nomination
the former station and the continued publication of my
name by the company in connection with the latter,
without my assent against my expressed will can
hardly be said to constitute Assignee Trustee.
resigned the appon ment Trustee years ago. and de-
clined accepting the Office of Assignee, was
informed that my had been included in the deed
assignment send you herewith copies of three letters
written by these casions trusting that you will
insert in the Herald tomorrow such explanation the
case requires. / am, cir,
Your most obedient servant
ANTI BARCLAY.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq, Herald Office, Fulton
street.
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Those marked thus are Safety Fund
The circulating of all the other banks of the State
are redeemed at New York Albany discount of
not more than per cent.
The ratification Of the treaty with England has been
hailed with good deal of satisfaction but has produced
no feeling of improvement in paper securities. is
likely to do Neither the want of the treaty the inn
pending difficulties the ofthe general want of
confidence in stocks producing fall in prices II
from lar other causes viz the actual dscredt of the
companies and States issuing paper credits AT time
has the fear of hoses great to produce panic
abroad among the holders OF American securities. This
evident in the fact that disposition sell stocks has
at any time been very apparent. Notwithstanding the
accumuatng discredt degree of confidence always
been entertained among foreign holders Of stocks that
something to retrieve State credit would ultimately be
brought about This state of things could have exist
ed for moment, under serious apprehensons Of rupture
In that all hope would have been dispated and
much possible would have been realised The
signing of the treaty will give insolvent
States broken banks will increase the dispos
ton of foreign houses acknowledge the fairness Of
| pudiation.
The passage of the tariff law will have good effect
far as to make the of collecting duties CERTAIN
Its provisions in great degree prohibve and must
seriously injure the agricultural shipping and CONNER
cia interest directly, while will effect unfavoraby the
manufacturing interest by promoting smuggling in foreign
oouoms on northern frontier. Under the tariff the
revenues Of the government must bo very small the ex
ng rates ofdutes he'd been egaze the low rates with
reduced cost goods abroad would have probably in
duced large imports, and have yielded a sufficient
nue. Inc exorbitant rates imposed by the bill must of
necessity reduce the Nor are the high rates the
worst feature Of the bill The greatest uncertainty must
continue to prevail in regard the amo int duty
levied upon any particular article; no Importer can tell
within 20 per cent what he will be oble to pay Th,
uncertainty grows out Of the nature of the valuation and
the extraordinary powers granted to tn. collectors under
the bill, which contained in the leah section as fol-
ows;-
Sec. It, And be further enacted That in all cases
where there is imposed ad valore rate of duty on
any goods imported into the United 81 ntes all
where the duty imposed shall by law be regulated by
directed be estimated based upon the value OF the
square yard of any specified guam tty parcel OF
goods wares merchandise il she IL be the duty of the
collector within whose district the shall be imported
or entered 10 the actual mark value wholesale
price thereof at the time when purc sed in the principal
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NIBLo's-The rush to this delightful establish
ment continues in full force-a steady stream of
elldeserved patronage has set towards it, and the
the doors open, the garden is filled with all
the beauty and fashion of the city Such is the
ward of enterprise. The Ravels are nightly re-
ceved with cheers, and their great exertions war
rant the compliment. Tonight the panto-
mine-a dance by Miss Wels-and the 'Bailiff
Outwitted."
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no PERFORMAN

90 PERFORMANCES EVERY AFTERNOON
Owing the crowds of ladies and gentlemen daily visit
ing the American Museum, to see the wonderful Mermaid
and hosts of other attractions collected there there will
be rich and splendid day performances every afternoon,
the in the evening by Winchel, Miss Taylor,
Celeste and Others thus sfording altogether the most
brilliant array of novelties put forth at place Of
amusement in this city for % cents. Next week Mr..
Harrington the celebrated magician and unrvalled
triloquist Boston, will perform here in addition to
various other nov elites.
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Passengers Arrived.

AvRE-Packet ship La Duchesse dOrleans-Bsron dHau-
terine Consul Of for Phiadephs Madame
and child Master Auguste dHauerne Master Maurice
terine and two eryanr Madame Pratt and servant Master
Ulysses Meyne Miss Augustine Meync, Philadelphia: Gus
ta,e Chaelain switzerand DIR Dan MacGowsn, Nfork
SO in the steerage. - -. -
dren Wilson--li5 in the steerage.
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o. CHATHAM THEATRE.-We have seen
Mr. Forrest play Richeleu in a mastery style than
he did last night and Miss Ctons personaton beau
tiful and touching in the extreme. These distinguished
artises appear this evening in Dr. Birds tragedy of the
Gladiator supported by j. r. Scott and the entire strength
Of the company The charming Mrs. Thorne also appears
Kate O,Brien in the farce of Perfection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25

n0-When will the explosion of the North Ameri-
can Trust Company take place When that of the
Farmsrs' Loan Company? When shall we have a
Botany Bay? When will the State Prisons be large
enough!
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Nightly Alarmed the Neighbors with my
Coughing.


GENTLEMEN Il have been for the last year troubled
with cough cccasoned by having taken very severe
cold, that l nightly alarmed my neghbors with my
coughing, and in constant apprehension Of APP
preaching an untmey grave but after using only one
package Of your Hoarhound Candy, felt immediate re-
hound Candy il performed radical cure-my night
cough have done and have hesitation saying that
attribute to the use have made Of your Hoarhound
Candy The first day used your valuable Candy it had
the effect OF easing cough that slept undsturbed
that night which more than Ihad the whole year pre-
cured me- when ply scians were Ignorant Of nv disease
ALFRED A. HINE, 7e Clark st. Brooklyn.
TO Messfs. J. Pcase & Son, Is Division st.
S-lhad almost forgotten to observe that nv cough
was 80 severe as 70 occasion deafness "A A. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25

ANOTHER EARrHQuAKE-Antigua wv ~ visited
by two shocks OF an earthquake the oath June The
principal injury done to the Jail and House Of Correc
ton, the walls Of which were somewhat rent.
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The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the northwest
of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight o'clock A. M-and also of the
from all parts of the world, may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this corner Let every wayfrer stop
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken the Office
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Herald General Printing Office.
The General Printing Office capable Of doing all sorts
Of printing, such books, pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott. Printer.
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o. HMr. J. E. Beers, Attorney at Law, Is Cen
tire street, will call this office he can see the thing
he wants on the cheapest terms.
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90 FOR SEPTEMBER ls42.-0odys Lady's Book
Grahams Magazine Boston Miscellany, No. Handy An.
dy and No, Hector OHaoran for sale the book
stand branch Post Office where orders received for
books periodicals. binding sc.
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ma THE BARK CLARIssA IS NOW UNDERGO
Aoatine Ralaucc Dry Dock at the foot of

oSy- THE BARK CLARIssA IS NOW UNDERGO
ing repairs on my floating Balance Dry Dock at the
Carlisle street, between piers and y. X
respectfully invite Naval Architects and Engineers TO
examine scientific gentlemen are particularly invited
to examine critically in reference to the Contemplating
W ell as the whole lifting power Of the dock.
thaving ndust iously circulated by the propre
tors of the "rva concerns" that this kind Of floating
dry dock had been used in Europe before constructed
mine will state that model and drawings of nv dry
dock examined, together with models and drawings
Of other floating dry docks in the very city in Europe
where the floating principle first applied to the pur
pose Of raising vessels n 1902 and premium of
sons still doubt the nationality of the invention can fur
nsh the reports of three boards Of engineers touching the
qualities Of floating docks in general.
90 THE FRENCH MEDICINES OF THE COL
LEGE OF PHARMACY.-Thsse invaluable remedies
the recent discovery of celebrated Partisan chemists
efisctg remarkable of certain class of maadies
Speedy and efectua in their operation and requiring
particular regimen
w. s. RICHARDso Agent.
Office Of the College 81 Nassau street.
o. OLDRIDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR THE
HAIR, FROM COMSTOCK & Coils positive qualities
folows:-
stFor infants keeping the head free from scurf and
causing luxurant growth of hair.
2dFor ladies after childbirth restoring the skin TO its
natural strength and rmness, and preventing the falling
out Of the hair.
sd-For any person recovering from any debility the
same effect il produced.
Ath-f used in infancy till a good growth is started
be by attention to the latest period of
life.
5h-It frees the head from dandruf strengthens the
roots, mpars health and vgor the circulation and
prevents the hair from changing color getting gray.
6h the hair 10 curl beautifully when done
in it over night
90 No lady's toilet should ever be made without it,
7th-Children who have by any means contracted
min in the head are Immediately and perfectly cured of
them by its USE 1t is inialible To be found only at II
Maiden lane.
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NV YoRx, April 10th, 1910.
To JoHN DuER, ESQ, Vice Presi ent, sc.
DEAR SIR
After the receipt of your note of the 2st ult called
several times at the office Of the American Life Insurance
and Trust Co.. but not fortunate to find you
there. Mr. Thurston has continued to send me notices.
assure you, however that whatever my disposition might
be- my engagements have been and this day, such
utterly preclude my attendance In this state Of the
think you had better signify my resignation with
out further delay. lam, sc.
(Signed) ANTH. BARCLAY.
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TOUGH BEAKDS!!

pleasure IN SHAVING secured by the Of Chan
L m,n's MAGIC RAZOR sTROP,, with METALLIC
HONE forming OF its four sides with which every per-
keep his perfect order whether
land II presents four faces each Of different sharpening
nower Of the ordinary bone and finishing the simple calf skin
Retail prices So IS 90 Les and 10, each according
ward size and finish The performing of the IS
being $3.50. Wholesale prices $3.50 81, So
81 80, 50 and SIP per doz.
l.. CHAPMAN, No. 1902 William street.
~ D. The performing part of my IS strop warranted to
be superior George Sande best So each and the
returned II the purchaser be dis saIsed. au2j lmer
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AMUSEMEN re

PARK TBEATRE.-The public is T..pecte,I- -,
August 18th instant wv ,on On AendAy.
The ladies aId gent engaged for the ensuing
reqae,ied 10 meet In the Green Room Friday Ar s
in the forenoon THos HAptsV QUA
Staaa MAJ.
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90 BEAUTIFUL WOMEN SHOULD HAVE
beautiful teeth which sherman's Orris Tooth Paste will
give them. II whens and keeps them from aching and
GRANGE to ths breath and warranted free from all inju
rious properties Like shermans Lozenges it is unrval
cd and 20 admitted by the thousands and millions who
have used them. DR.. shermans office is at LOG Nassau
ladelpha,
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NfBLO's GARDEN,

sua.r ih9 s,.. 5AMh .iY.
NiBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT sUCCEssu
1he Gorgeous nS s SONS d pamto'''ne S
In which the whole force OF the RAVEL FAMILY .sh
COMPANY is brought pie action. !. nightly Ts..av.d y
r,,, EsTHti' s%sri s:' SFfk s5ls
'' SRz SR. " s SS$ssfad fs
comic 'i The b,sa;ii; SSiwiA +: ..a
tE. ..s;;, Is!s%: Rave Daniels. Mon. Sn aas
Mi: Ws VA Sa' y..s d. x! M%' '''.a
an h'' %sa IL *. 1.sd s. s '"'A Tor k'.
AZ II 3 ov ;HsfffSSi e
""s" ''' nmf w be rroSnsed magnificent Comic
M...i sAz ~ NH. q vi TfE SiSHr 9w In.
SS%.si i S:s$$:;, f S:::I
BahMsS ss;.s. 0oo, p...., n Mons f p:as.s.
zul,ma, ci1esssisn Slave. Mis- Mise & RcYS'''il'
10 conclude with Mx iz # H Magnificent f.l.s.
THE Fl fRS SsSIs + bfJsf Mts S,5a
co%.nes w tho ws a ha sSn, ne oao
.i & B. s.oos raj will be given
e: nE.ssaEs' ss Nj D SssSs' 81 4woo
Doors asseveu o'clock Entertainment. to somm.nss
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. August 18th 1872, will b. performed
THE 1 GI I'st1ff for
s''1ss snon. Forrest rh s Js. ou1Js
In the course of ,hs evening, Wv
Two ov.rturss win be perioImsd BY he Orchestra
PERFECTION. VI
cA'If Ka psrasiDn Hds" Lawrence r-E;so9 Wien
- n es-First Tier, 50 cent. Pit, u cents Upps,
" Doors vii open 7-Cul,sn will rise ,Q.~ts, b.io
Boy ohce o;en daily from 10 s. whore ricae. nay
purchas.d aud places sc cured
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GNKDrsNS
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STH4N
oSDEk Or cREATioN
Fer One Week more
Gentlemen which have visited the Museum during n. las
week and being swsIe hsi Thousands Of have bee
me Manager has at an imyense made arrangement
with the proprietor exhibit the Museum one wesk
more the greatest eu REgI IN M n Es SJb be
No Extra charge for Admission the Museum.
Ia order TO accommodate the number Of visitor,
"h bY iS fs set VIZ ~ sE IS Sspa
commencing oclock-the performances in the day bsin
precisely the me as those in the px.
po.,tixey the last Mseh Of WnehsI The connie droenst
vocalist from the Park These-La Petite Cslese Ahins
Lady Balloon Ascensions Fancy Glass Blowing, and 10000
Admance to the whole Museum, Garden and en,e,tsia-
ments Is cens-Chidren half price su2Or
HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM
CARD The public 10 respectfully Informed that tho New
"A York Museum will be closed In the evening till he
gust and pledges himself show the public Que OF
me most magn,fce and refined places Of be
aui2 lmsr
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W II HAS bEEN DEMONSTRATED THAT A
mixture oil the above nick named Balm really Injurious
to the hair poisoning burning and contracting the bulb
Of the roots Tru lit cools the head makes
but to be sure taste it, lift burns your tongue why Won
Oil Of Coral Circassia and apply wound and il will
heal and not burn IT. this is fair Now we think the pub
lie have had proof that this scientific oily preparation
called Joness Oil of Coral is the finest hair restorative
made We say this in answer 10 certain Jealous nos.
from vendors, who know Joness Oil will make the hair
grow, stop its falling dandru and makes light red
gray hair grow dark II is sold reasonable the Anne
rcan Eagles 81 Chatham street, N. VI State street. Bos-
ton; 81 Dock street. Philadelphia.
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ner-l MeiHer-l Fsy-I q Meyer-i l. Errens-
put,eh-i size-l A Warburs-2 Bolscesu Rusch--
X II Mahlera7 voisin col @ + Woodhead--i j
nortmer cos Bern Keesk-l + MonIose-3 L Valen-
G1liy T so-i Kaqsse- s,rangee cheyroIat
"A ihouias-S Lannoy, Soindean MoIan-9 Cafe Nell
ees-iy wight SiuTges SHAVE Bernard co--i2 X ST
FeltnSl lnderweod Tuere Blan-2 Vorwerk-l3 Malma.
xstS SMITH MIs Cline Schnatz-3 Deraaes Bozard-lO
fledsrI& Schmidt COS MaIszisux Gourd cop
hlemng-2 Clark < Mccormick II Meyers Boisceau <
h9shE3 Stone eo-3A Waer-iW Vyse-2 Schuch-
aId Fare x co. Spies, Christ colo to order.
BsEMEN1Bak Constitutions cks cs GuntheI-2 pks
Ahrenfeid=h l. ii Kohnstamm--8 { w Vofwick-l NV
Haberion-s Eekhar Merk-l Lifkin Schriber-2 Null
order. ~ "
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&c BROAD STREET, July l4th, ls42.
To DR. MAcAuLy President American Life Insurance and
Trust Co., Wall street.
DEAR SIR
Reflection has served only confirm the views repre-
sened to you yesterday morning. therefore take the
earliest opportunity to communicated you and Mr. Tai
man. that decline accepting the appointment Of
the Assignees of the American Life Insurance and Trust
Company.
Having this conclusion, abstansd from open
ing the envelope Of the assignment, which return.
am, sc.
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90 300 DOLLARS REWARD.-This sum will be
given to any chemist who upon anay zation shall detect
the presence of any mineral substance in DR.. F. Felix
Gouraud's superior Vegetable Rouge. This avore
rouge is composed principally from flowers and simpes
and imparts ravhhing carnaon tinge to the skin i'm
movable BY perspiration, rubbing with handkerchief
CLOTH &C. To be had only at 81 Walker street one door
from Broadway. Fifty cents per bottle.
Thsis splendid article for coorng drawings and dye.
ing ladies' stockings flesh color when diluted in water
Gourauds Eau de Beuty for removing tan, pmpes and
freckles sc. ST. Gourards Pouder Subtle for eradica.
ting hair ST. Gourauds Vegetable face preparation %
cents.
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MEDICAL AID.


ID attention to easss Of rseusr nature He
@ and nd Is he he s cd the DID
fG ns Of sw aS. SSG s.sa Of on
sandng and where in many instances structure was sup
Dr. s residence is at Mott street. about sads from
Si So" ss yta III eSa re
ton to the times No 81 Is not drug store au23 IT.,
To THE Ehs1: . a. si,iGIs Ca Sssa
house e Gom.,oSk Co. No :, Maiden Lane NsT h York
* #Ss:
i has a'sd i hs e. Of @
:oeS supposed one sw 70 be The sssT
Our yermuge known throusS0s,
Is TSh has ssgsd az nv,s 10 r wsifS By '
We most sl ro. i declare their be ncSft
Ss Ss' SSeS sompcs
w sD . Sdsa 'RG
essa SSsi { have s.'s Within
wards Of hundred Of the genuine sl.isf noon
e
0r F ssl%asIs Fs sSsIps August m Is
~ NOTICE TO WAGON ByILDERs-The SUP
%sR s rSRssSs fsT C.sS S'e al Ns% isS
Wagons sent 10 hise Establishment for safe.
Builders the country can rely upon having every attention
further particulars GO ;stys ri icgiHs,'
aus Proprietor "TN r'-,e-s,ls. ais Broadway
WRITING PAPEKS.-i0 realms ruled and PLAN Lete
w Paper; $50 do do do Fooscap
600 Ieams fine and superhne Flat Cap
g s as SSDs medium GaRsb blue and lit.
200 90 do do deny do d.
Also Of Envelope Paper for sale
low prices by PERSsE 4 BRO, KS.
iv2n ~ Iib-- v sweet
WHO disputes Strikers Turkish Solution the inventor
w is changing gray hair original color every day. Un
believers call and at No 5Chstham street. stairs
au233sr
TO TIE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA :
Hcwgua's Mixture This extremely delicious and nnla
ported for sale at the Canton Tea Compnys re
Tea Estnbshment i2l Chatham treet, New forka-im
| packages. Prices 50 cents snd 81. anzl I'M
pANK NOTE PAPER-50 900 sheets Bank Note IrIf,
~ Carson manufacture, very snpe er a,t1 ~; ,0Ks
| and for sale by PERsSE ph hosv street
| PORTJ GUESE FEMALE FILE liz, -,
THESE f,rfsns and celebrated Pills, from n
we perceive, 70 be obtaiped " TN. country oe n,s
ment the last column
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Domestic Import atIons.
NSw ORLEAss=Ship Oswego2i5O bars RR iron I29sbales
e1on Robert Wllamsl2 do John Cisco7 hhds tobacco
w Aghew X SOM l. Maltland eo-l8 70 order.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To ship Masters.

we snail esteem favor captains Of vessel ary ing
here VIII give TO Commodore W. Bassett of our news ee
repGrt Of the shipping left :. the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken on their passage list of their cargo any
foreign newspapers tey may have Commodore Bassstt Win
board them Immediately their arrival We Will
the favor in way " " '