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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25

Total, lss,a7es23 S7s7ilss
We yesterday gave from the Comptroers report, the
position of the banks Of this State and the security
for their circulation. To-day we give the following
comparative statement of the condition Of the bank
safety fund.-
BANK FuSD CAPITAL, JANUARY, ls4i AND 1872
This fund CON, g: Of the following items, 'iz;-
Certificates from No l to inclusive, issued
tse.sur T lat ia iru' redeemabIe At pleasure,
ct 9'sss, !. ~ r. i.sa:d March '''
the treasurer, in trust, redeemabls at
cs1sa,s No. IT, q sss
I, The treasurer, in trust, r.deemabls at oss,
Csss%s 's No. H. T. s. ~ az Nov a. 1885,
c:r.Se a",.f No H. ! Ssr efl, u.s. 1875
the treasurer trust, eleemabie sPe~ oooo ,oo
cs s1s a,eiss No. ped fse ,o.hs
ces'ds.. No Is sss q s's to
the treasurer IN trust reasems''s" pe~ osoo ,.soo
interests, Gr ,er sioeL) issued to 'O''' '''0'
rse. Unable At pleasure, interest at per ..
cs ssns' ate No. %, tA.,or slcsl) issued to
he bs aomprroer, and b. him held in trust
reJecmsble at sleasure Interest at per
cs ss"a No II tBlact River Canal Loan
s .s%s in 1850. iSisrest At per cent sOsa ssa
River Loan issued 70 The eonpt oller, IN
trust redcsnnape ia isso, interest at per
Bonds and Mortgages
Balance dus ca compiroiiers bond, giVento
the Col egt of thy sicisns and Surgeons.
New York, the payment OF when has
been sssuG..d BY The UAion college, by
resolution Of trHstses, yer cent 10000 10000
Balance due on John Pdmcr's lopd and
mort. age, assigned to the comptr. iier, by
Richard Yates, for losn from the bank
funI yer cent 5000 1900
Money ia the treasury. l7os
SIS $40 4ss.sls
Tn. following sums due FOR lie redee ned
Lockport B.nk, VS.
Cit Bank, B.fsl.. s2oH5
Wa. County Bank i".e-- fH.so'
asa
- ,ls. c,aeral fsi,i II surs advanced, $3.50
sitsg2
The statements OF the Comptroll rin reiaion to this
und, arc very confused, seemingly with an auenp I
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Philadelphia
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
PWLADELpHrA, Jan. "a, 1872

Forrtspondtnee OF the Herad,I
PmLADELpHrA, Jan. "a, ISi2-P M.
Rise Of Ssote Stoeks-1hs Tyler Meeting Berdrs-
Attempt to burn oua Grogge Ro,o,-
Ttro men Psrnhcd
The news by the Britannia received here last
night, has been generally read and the rise in the
price Of State Elves of 81 per SHARE attributed
the Announcement, contained in il ofthe aPpoutmsnt
o. Lord Ashburtons special minister OF the Uai-
ID States for the purpose Of entering into negotis-
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~AsrvEr EScH,reg NO RosBERr.r-Whers you
go IN equivalent Tor what you part with az is tn,
wnsn You perchase any OF Dr. shsrman's Medic ated
yeu are sure to be enriched by good health
~ esst We never knew any one to use them thou,
ME- and what every body says must be true so haste
~ Nasaustreet and getthe balm for all your ills -
Ae9s-sands 2s3 Broadway and n East Broadway;
Rashen Aspip slps three stores; Chnrchs Iss Bow
S.Bugesa, ~ South Third street, Philadelphis;
Aeoding, State street, Boston,. Dr. Shernan HAS 70
Der neetion with the store $50 BroadwnY.
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BALrrMoRE, Jan. q, 1929 A. M.
Lss's'ai'rs Ners-Appiioants for hs,oipsnt La,c--
Deah Of Dr. SProston-Como. Ballard Hard
7imss- Marksts-Rumored Dxd
Mr. IsDrroR'--Ihe resumption Bill, or rather the
substitute offered by Mr. johnson. was pu, to vote in
he House Of Delegates yesterday and lest, q yeas,
" noes. There was no Other businefs Of interest
trisacted. Petitions for divorces were being hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25

o. MEpicfrE RENDERED PALATAsLz-PgAys HoAR-
HOUND elegant and useful preparation the
result OF study experiment and success is far supersc
many nvidous persons and causing imBtions that pos
sess none OF its properties. The student the delicate
female the preacher ell exposed this in
Asnaion Of the lungs, from sudden exposure the
price Of weather and the changes OF season If taken
in an ncipent cold some time previous to experiencing
mitigate the severits Of the attack. No family should
be moment without possessing by far the most safe
and speedy relieffrom all the dreadful horrors Of con
sumption. To be had st4o Division st.; State st. Bos
ton; Zieber, 81 Dock Of. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25

SUrHEME CoyRr or the USrrED STATES, Jan. p
Francis Griffin, + O.. If New York, was admitted
40 attorney and couns sllor in this Court
No Is. The u. States John w Lowsel This
cause was argued by Mr. Attorney General for the
appellant and by Messrs berrien and Wilde for The
aappenees.
No. 49, The u. States, appellant, rs. John Brew
ard This cause was argued by Mr.. Attorney Gene
raj for the appellant, and by Mr. Wilde for the ap-
p~llee.
No 10. Hyde a. Gltisis, ct. al, plaintiffs in err
! ior, rs. Booraem ~ Company. The argument in
this cause was commenced by Mr.. Henderson for
he anifis in error
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20 CHATHAM THEATRE.-We never have seen more
numerous assemblage OF beauty and fashion in any
place OF amusement than that which congregated at the
Chatham last nightto witness the superb dramatic spec
tacle Of Undne, which produced for the first time
and with complete success The marches Of the Naiad
warriors executed by thirty really beautiful females
alone worth the price of admission and the splendid
scenery, magnificent costumes, and gorgeous banners
trophies &c. together with the acting Of the principal
performers, created universal delight 1t is repeated to
night with the free OF the SPrigs of Laurel, and the
negro performances of Diamond and Whitlock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25

90 AMERIc Az MussuM-A glance at the ADVERSE
ment in todays Herald will show Of the mos 'n
did bills Of attraction put forth here me
succession OF splendid novelties and the ,mprove"shs
already made here immense The sounonsl han
without extra charge. The manager VIII sell ilmm'n
number Of yearly tickets on the looTng terms terms
g.n,io,. an all enc Isdv 40 so single person, So As
only few yearly tickets will be sodaPpleaiion should
be made
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sales at the stock Exchange
state OF Trade.

Ashes-There are transsctionsto notice since Sa-
turday. Prices the same. Coton-By the Britannia
we have dates to the 4th Of January. In own
market, the per the Britannis 10 looked upon
favorable and there have transactions this
ing the amount Of about 500 bales the asking prices
Of Saturday On Saturday the sales amounted to about
900 bales Flour-We have no change whatever to no.
tce We quote Canal at s. 639.
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1ssss 1ns Hgns HsHRee sas q aph a %ns.'
atons Invented for changing the natural color of ihs
Hair have, to this day, succeeded.
All those which have been employed have been mere
ly solutions of internal stone nitrate of silver lime
chalk, harge bsmuth, &C. All the dyes said to be We
geta5e are also mposons upon the public for, in
word, they are all formed upon tbs same basis which
have detailed above under whatever form
Without giving anay sis OF these mineral substan
ces, will however give the result OF my researches in
what relates to their employ in tnging the hair
First will remark, that their degree Of causticity
ought to them 10 be forever banshed from the la
boratories and shops where they sold. (See I" A
Treatise on the treatment osthe Hair, by A. 0randean
p ges Is, I6)
How ever may give to the hair color more or less
dark yet impossible for retain its appearance OF
vitality and Drancy, and also the animal oil which
longs it, Since it is dried and burnt by the process
there must Of course be deterioration
Not 10 mention the dangers which the OF these
poisops occasion mschiefs they produce less
The ,inged hair changes in very little while its colors
producing very ridicu lou' effect especially when
nitrate OF silver Is used The pases pow pommade
remain days without taking the purple
It truly curiousto see the hair pass gradually from
t black TO purple rcd violet scarlet sc. colors by
n natural to the human capillary tube.
In word not one of these compositions produce a
satisfactory result and defy all the vendors after
another to prove the contrary OF what have advanced
ali their coloriug preparations without single cxcep
ton, being Internal composition, which cons umes
have been frequently consulted by persons who after
having made trial Of the caustics, have incurred
BEAUTIFUL head Of black, but on the contrary serious
caulos-atioa Every body knows that severe judg
msnt' have been often rendered by legal tribunals
against the mpuAent and ignorant venders who have
rendered people blind dead headaches and SC
By their deeterious compounds.
Trust in my experience Never undertake to color
your htir
Before concluding let ii he permitted me to remark to
tn aier that the color neither natural cdensl
of hair, depends only the chemical conditions of
the animsl OIL which penetrates the capillary tubes
not upon age. For example, young man may be in
such state Of health that the enfsebng of the cuta-
organs may destroy the fluid and bulbs
Of the hair in youth dry as in the Of old age
With regard to grey hairs, old age itself only
by the condition OF the organs less abundant
the nourishng juice, and OF by the amount OF years.
But all persons no DESTROYS OF dyeng the Hair,
can procure the only genuine Dye prepared from the
original formula Of the great chemist Baron Thanard
by A Grandjean, No Barclay ST.
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M Rowxr, AxrarIHgArRs.- Sew enteen spls ndii
eoysstrian and arena advertised here TO ng1
Ssdes the giant classic msns Of the Rivers
Fsmly and the Bsnjos extravagsnras OF the un9p
proac liable sweeny Altogether the best bill OF the
season. The whole company depor, icr Errore week
after next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25

SSew IN MIssrssiPPf.-The Natchez Free Ira
der staths that snow sufficient to cover the ground
fell in The region Of Prince on, few days since.
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Q3-JoE SwEENY's ByNsFIr AT BowERv AMrHrHEArRE
Few individuals have presented themselve for publ
benefit with higher claims upon New York Audience
than Old Joe Swesny, ofvefginny celebrity, on We'd
nesday evening list of entertainments OF superior
novelty and attraction announced fer this well
tied benefit and who forget who has been charmed
by his Banjo, the grace and taste with which he
panies his Songs and gives to his Dances spirit that
dfuses itself through the whole audience This will be
the last opportunity Of witnessing his unriv allied per
Torrance for many months and let the public
Der that Wednesday the evening 10 testify their appro
baton OF his merits.
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Gy-To THOSE WHOSE DECORATIONS TEND TO YRoDUc v OR
A6GkAvArE DBEAsEThis class OF ndiv idusls is very
numerous. They those " no work in an unhealthy
atmosphere Printers, workmen in feather stores stone
cutters oakers white lead monxfacurers all
or less subject to disease according 10 their 9Th of
constitution. The only method to prevent disease, is
the occasional use of medicine which which abstrac
from the circulation all deeterious humors and expel
them by the bowels TONES ia any form injurious
they only put of the evil day to make fatal
The use Of Brsndreths Pills will insure health, becau
they take all impure matters out Of the blood aud the
body is not weakened but strengthened by their opera
ton for these valuable Pills do force they assist
nature, aud not opposed but harmonize with her
Sold at Dr. BRANDRE THIS Office, al BROADWAY,
at % cents per box.
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APPoIETMsrrs--Jsn. TN, Charles Bordmap.
acting sarps ter; Charles Frost, acting sailmaker
Agents for the preservation Of timber the public
aasasi-John q b.os. in Louisiana; Hszekiah L.
Thistle, 10 East Florida
q ArrsisIMrsr REvoKKD.-Jan. 18th, Samuel p
S>s<t, acting gunner
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Packexsto Arrive.
Packets to Depart
To MASTER Of Vcs.e ls.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having list
Of cargoes passengers aud report Of vessels left
tie port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
on arrival here for Commodore BATr Of fest
of news schoopers He will board them Immediately On
ths,f arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-25

JUpeEs IN OHio.-Mathew Birebard bas ho.,
elected to the Office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court
dOhio,hs having 80 vo,es, and Peter Hitchcock 81
enc me mber e each party absent.
Benjamin Bissell HIS also been elected Pr.s;-
dent Judge Of the l4fh Judicial Circuit. bv The
nm0 vote - w
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stephen @. Austin, ESQ., Of Buffalo has been appointed
Receiver for the Commercial Bank Of Buffalo.
The following is statement Of the receipts and ex
penditures of the Canal Commissioners for ls4l:-
RECEIPTS AND ExrrspiTUars on Accousr OF THE C.yAI
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sS;'ss sis I Ds:s: ss:
HSrieui 5g o,n,os H. on, svapaGh s,iT: Clear
Arrived.
Ship Alabama, Baneker is days from New Orleans cotton
to- FIX coiii"s Snip Trenton ls =, DID,.
Bsh Ms day. ,S from oS vosd Msud xsnnsr
s 81 Lee as Lucs for is New css
Big fremont Kelly. day. GOm Man'Ania Cuba with
ee Rrg Esar.r Coming 81 days from Para hides &c. to
CGInms sS S1 Hull SMALL days from Cuba With to-
ba esls aud IY iu'iie. 70 Aymer NO ,
Blis Peter Dsm Lesis days from Darien eostoa to
ps% Noon. Haye. sdsys from Charston, cotton
s e su Jasssr Nies!.on B?,ion, mdue, to order
sehr America, somers Richmond, coal. I. order.
S sS ss III
t t-- Origs
General Record.
PAcxlr sur SHERIDAN will sail to-day, IL o'clock for
Liverpool Her letter bags at Glpns. the Exchange
BnIc C.RoLiSr-Therc gale at Gibraltar on
The 9Th a which many s'e Tsns s.ao among the.
anchors, sc.
spoken.
v,rpooi, for phsdephs, Dec qsh, lat y, lon q.
Lady Colebrook Liverpool for Savannah December sh in
sb.nnon Liverpool for Mobile December aad latitude
Lucy sht for New Orleans the 4ad December. lat
N9,iOn9.
Hardy OF Bath from Matpuas for Trieste Jan ish, lat n
7, Ion 7sB.
Notice to Mariners.
Cu.scE oy pmors' STATIONS Rrvss HoooH.
Notice given that to the iHpracuca-
biIty darn. the southwest owing in
crrasing shipping 10 the Of Calcutta 70 supply
Pilots the distant Of Point Palny foowiH
arr nsements wi he ad,pt.d for the next souw
soon. go, ne -
from the 18th Of March 10 the
lsh II septessr 1891 bearing according to circmsisncss
~ aud by from the lighthouse and IN ON 10 10 IS
f,h ms depth Of water 49,. .
sigt des the usual Company Ensign At her peak
DANISH t-d with whit cross a, mantop gal
h. and az night good light in the situation, ld,s
burning hi ght hoar aud bsaliux freQusnty
thick weather vessels coming the south
s.sf neighborhood; she will any
lots board e main Object Of her INTENDED zou OF Alae
icing gard All inward bound ses from
T. ci staon OF Pslmyr.s during the n.r aAd
rccting the To new the South ha,ne tetx. The
y. fde Eastern and w.sis Reef. y re po, velse!s
wi hen be found IN from ie to ., fuhoa. and ON
70 . miles south west OF ,hs S1h Channel buoy;
hi lying stitu 40 deg. 50 30 north, loLSi
le deg ain east &c greenwich AMI IN twelve fsschs
water.
Fer the purpose of more dis ioe,y marking the New
station the Comm uding teeis YES ei there viii Away
roy day. WREN oher vrs,e,. arr IN sight iarr: 81
head besides the usual Company eoors at her Pe a
snt 1t ht BE- dngvishd by astant good ssthess
light Wy bse lights AID mrocps used alternately every A"'
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90 ESaLIsH PAPERS just received splendid lot Of
English Newspapers, OF late dates, for sale at 81 Ann
street.
Also, few copies OF Van Zindts trial-prce mt
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FIRE.-A large fire, consuming acabiueteran fac
tory and livery stable, occurred on Friday night In
Washington City
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A MELANCHOLY DEATH.-The body of w. II.
Hunter, former member Of Congress, who was lost
some two months ago, has been found in lone de.
serted cabin, where he had apparently laid down
on some hay, sick or overcome by fatigue, and
died
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THE RIvKR AT PirrsBoso Five feet and n half
q the channel on Wednesday last. ''
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from assaehuset,s had rghtto raise the qussea OF
p and refer TO the petition far as was necessary
TO elucdate the question.
Mr. WAKRsr, OF Georgia, moved reconsideration oil
the vote laying the whole subject on the table;
MI VIZ Cosr JOHNSON said that he was Wiling 20
withdraw his point Of order aud he had but one WORD
70 say reply to the gentleman from Massschuseus-
No degree Of passion could ever induce him 10 deps'
from the courtesy, the character and the conduct
gentleman.
Mr.. ADAxs-sir, the gentleman has had sample Of
that-He has heard It before.
The question of reconsideration was taken and car,
RED and the question coming on the motoh " ay
the whole subject on the table, II was rejected.
After the raising and discussion OF severai poih' Vi
order RS,
Mr. ADAMS was at length permitted by avo,e OF 'ns
House to proceed, and he accordingly on Mr.
6 Csys letter to the Legislature Of ALBANIA
with Mr. Wise's letter TO his constituents and aus,ohs
the subject of slavery and the slave trade ana ss
trading, he called having been made seVerai une
with great bitterness.
Mr. RAVEN called him to order, and after diso
the matter was submitted TO the House on an appeal
when the House. its decision on that question:
mined that the gentleman must conhne himself Strictly
70 his defence Of the contained IN the petieh
The House then adj burned
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FaoM JAMAIcA.-The Jamaica, West India,papers
Of the 10Th instant contain dreadful accounts OF the
siekne IS of that Island
Scarlet and yellow fevers carrying of young and
old. rich and poor throughout all parts Of the land
With an awful foarfuness. The Gazette OF the
18th al,imo says It's hesrtrendi.g to wines; the
number Of funer raj professions and the melancholy
appearance which il manifest in the face of almost
every person whom we meet in the streets, whe'
with very few exceptions, has either lost some near
and dear relative, or has some one then on the
verge of death. The mortality of this year has
YER been equalled it is said, in the memory Of the
Oldest Inhabitants.
The Journal published in Kingston re-echoes this
melancholy news. 1t says: sour streets are daily
filled with funeral professions, and many unfortu.
nate parents only get rid Of one full grown unfor
tunaie child prepare for the funeral ceremonies
of another on the succeeding morning There are
few families who have not more or less been visit.
ed by this scourge. The spirits Of the people are
nearly broken. and they seem to view an attack Of
fever OF sore throat, as a warning to prepare for
death. How long this awful state OF things will
last. God only knows. We advise our fellow cit-
sens however, to be Of good cheer and pray to Di-
vine Providence for the removal Of this affecting
visitation"
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HAO"ney, ~s"' IT." = 'A"'
We have received full returns Of the English news.
does not upon the VIII lie appear that much improve.
men' has taken place. Many heavy failures had &C.
CURED, the chief of which are follows
Ba,son, Berry X Co., or the Tweed Bank
Winsgate x Co.
Isaac Nicholson K Co.
The rate OF Interest 81 per cent and the move
ment Of the Bank OF England showed disposition to
curtail as follows:-
BANK ENGLASp.
Rop 10. 4 Dec.1. Inerise. Dec,'se.
Circulation eli ,252.0OO ID s72 900 100000
Deposits, 7S4S000 1869 900 $4,000
Securities, 23,72sOOO 22,7os,0O0 900 900
Bullion, 44IlOOO 4s6 900 5000
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Died.

Died.
On Monday morning, in Brooklyn, JANE, widow Of w
Johnson, aged 80 years, from Hull, Eng.
The friends Of her son, John johnson, brewer,
queted TO attend her funeral this afternoon o'clock
from No. Hicks street, Brooklyn.
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FxoM BArAvA, JAvA.-The following is an ex-
tract Of letter, dated

tract cf letter, oateo
BArAvIA, (Java,) 18th October, 1884,
This commercial community is laboring under the
most ntolerable burthens, (much worse than you
are in New York; and the government would most
willingly destroy all commerce, except that winch
is carried on by the Mats Chappy, or Dutch Ira
ding Company suppose it mnst seem strange to
you and others to this company carrying on such
an extensive trade with Holland, and apparently
paying such enormous prices tor produce; but the
mystery is easily solved, when the facts OF inc case
are known, which these, namely The greater
part of the natives of this Island, though nomlnay
free, are the most abject slaves In existence being
merely tenents at will on their own lands, ana are
obliged to cultivate those lands and give the pro-
.duce thereof 10 the Dutch upon terms something
like the following viz For Instance, the natives are
to receive 20 guders or about dollars, per pecul,
Of ls3 lbs English weight, Of coffee TINS sum d Is Re-
when the coffee Is weighed, the picul to government
varies from $50 to 240 pounds the exactors being
equally brutal with the General OF thu Gaus, with.
out his csurage-ior these miserable na.lves anu
planters do not see the sword that nevertheless ID
put into the scale, in the form OF false weights, &C.
Sc. These remarks apply to three-fourths OF the
produce of the Island OF Java. You can therefore
csnlfol the prices of the private planters by giving
them more for their produce than 1t Is worth and
loading it with exactlons exorbtant that 1t cannot
be sold here (Batavia) at price to enable the
tex Of South America and the West indies
And now for the merchant, importer OF foreign
merchandise The duties are enormous, and
whilst the Matscchappy or Dutch Traders Company
nominally pay the same duties others; one.third
Of the amount is secretly returned to that company
in Holland sometime since stated to an employee
of that company 10 this effect" Way do you not
encourage the Americans TO trade with you, by
selling them portion Of your produce for the hard
dollars and thus relic the capital OF its pecunary
difficulties, and rhereby place commerce in heal
thy state, &c" He replied Sir, we do not want
your dollars, and if We did want specie, we could
import il from Holland"
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW york, JANUARY a5.

UN - 3 6 n
SETS ...4 SO RIGn wArER.......... n
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Passengers Arrived.
GoSAvEs-Buk Everton- MIR II Gobbschalek:
NEW ORLEANs-Ship Gaston- Clrksoa B Toan. Isaac
Hobrook
NV Embarrassing Alabama-Mr Martin.
CHARLEsroN-Brg Moan-Mrs Hayes and son, Jas EEK
son, II Skinner, q Hirschfeid Lichtensten, saen-
ger, Cohen
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Ships Sheridan Depeyster Liverpool, Collins 4 Co
81 Mary. Foster New Orleans Johnson Lowden; Sutton
Eery, Charleston suttor brigs Chses Doane Mobil.
Huribut co; Clinton L. savanuah stuges Clear
man; Wasp, Br) Leavitt Sierre Leone Nevus Son.