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Principal.-A gentleman passing through one of the public offices, was aflfonted by some clerks, and was advised to complain to the principal, which he did ihus---s'l have been abused here by some of the rascals of this place, and come to acquaint you of it, as l understand you are the principal.o
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Be slow to promise, and quick to perform j; do justice, love mercy, and practice humility,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-24

do o,Ss Gutter wtf GsOge Hawthorn and Faith John
Blake Cole FanEiGri; Ellsworth . days i% Boston, ' '
for pS s Gs%%G los, sfg to
par, Of her Bayqan,e Higgins had Of oswood
S Vs by h HCpfc assa" ss Of 3 fun
crew; Creole all hands dead but captain aud cook; Lee
@ eS a bac Ssns s o
b%TS to , 9h DS BIZ from Ts"peo loading for
s,SEGsroS ia Aug Pin port Orb, Watts for Baltimore
BoyAmr, Aug Sin port Mentor for NYork, day; sch
Mo CI,s OF Prospect resp for DO do c.o. lama. p;.o,
via Pernambuco and Bahi,
GRoNsrApr, July 2a-In port, Fame Scott, for Boston in
NEWCASTLE Eng Aug Pin port Venice, Gill; for Boston,
NA Ms1 hSh waf" snSsn soT p,ga for
Home Ports.
shaw rs SID is soaa fe Smith, F
sj%' rSrs %eiS ss''i S'y H9' ss
n nS s%e AH n SYo R SD @ Gsne dos % fremont
MSi'o Williams Ma,anr.s, Hero,
s., Emma s%S G. y nss New York CID
N9sr s N.Y. v;c Mills Aug IA" Spring Bird Nickerson
salem Aug 2l@An sums aD Silver Batavia; Denmark,
ARF s T fs1s A%s;Gs
Gibbs F%y i .oEs o 4saH PR S Ras
S %s Ss hS ssG fSi
Be T WIZ BoS1Es oodspeed do via New York;
Baltimore.
for @ MSahcsaa % S tsG s assss
those reported last
EP s5 Ass.o L'eoo
FALL RIVER Aug l7Ar Geo Klotts, Virginia. 18th, Meta
mora, Wight Pictou.
Jones NYork.
HAR1roFp, Aug 2l1Ar Eagle, Francis, NYSrk SID 10Th,
Lion Deming do ah Good Friends Harris, PhiladePhia
and Talent, Gates Boston, Republican, Bryan, Grenport.
Sid Outve Marston Boston; John Randolph, Philadelphia;
Tantiyy, Chapman, NfIaven.
ILADELPH1., Aug 23-An Flash Lake, NYork. Below,
Susquehanna, Mecken, and Berwick Harding Lyerpoo st
Lawrence Dung, st Petersburs Anna Reynolds Taylor;
Franklin, Finn, aud Anaps, Crowel Boston; Columbia,
Cottel from am Eastern ports Charity, smith Fall Rver
herm brig unknown Cid Champaign Miller NOreans; Ex-
ceent Davis Savannah; Bella del Mar Randall Abbathula
Kelly, and Palm, Crowe Boston, Rowena Williams Prov-
dence.
SAyANNAH, Aug l9--An Wilson Fuller White and Sarah
Bentley, Boston.
MopiLn Aug l6-n port, Acton, Berry, NYork; Senator
Twining, do, disg.
NV 4nlEANs, Aug lS-Arr vicksbqrg Berry, NYork; st
Leon Whiting Have; Theo Koner Bringaman, Vera Cruz
via Tobaco Bars Lancet Hofses kingston Ja Comnaquid
Felt Boston Cid Chester, Vandyke New York and Phila
delphia.
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Foreign Markets.

MO JAsEiKo, July 3, ls43-Business in general, al
m9ugh limited, has for the moment assumed healthier
appearance, chiefly owing to the falling of OF supplies
however we are still well stocked with descrip
IONS OF merchandise but trust the Losses already
market. Ne 'e Wv
FLoua-stock in all hands mev be 900 bbs Under
such circumstances the article wears firm aspec, how.
eyer anough we see ne reason to apprehend any imme
date eacuon IN prices, we must beg to impress on our
friends not to be too sangune the future course ri
this mark bearing IN mind how frequently our prices
are influenced by tnng and Unforeseen cjrcumssnc,s
especially by large receipts Indeed we fear ih
late favorable advicss from the will tend TO nromoc
shipments disproportionate TO tho of Of
them. The northern ports are we'll s.oc k.d and cvsn n
further admission OF -four into Buepos Ayres sbouId
take place Ia the course Of hence the stocL
in deposit (Which at last dates frcm thence aIreadv
mounted TO about 10000 bbis) is likely to accumui.t
dun ing III period to more than sufficient meet IN d.
maud, and consequently think this market will have
in a great 10 depend on its resources we
quote Richmond OF e to net 81 and Baltimore OF Nm TO
net SO IS.
Drills brown Suffolk Boot 30 in 81 lsOrs 10 net &c
do Bozrahyle 80 in ITO rs to net l0c do 20 In loco
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loo rs to net l0c TO- denims 80 in Of 800 $40 rs to
net 10 4l0c IL 2lOc denms $50 800 to net $40
o blue drills good 80 in. 270 to net 9c do ~ 20
IN zoo 265 to net $40 LOCI stout shirtng stripes
patterns 200 800 net Oc 10 7loc 90 ~
IN ordinary $50 40 RS to net l0a l0c; shifting
Laurel Indian Head sc 30 in $50 100 RS to net 81
10; do Pc hatan &c 81 in l25 l40 RS to net 2lO
Oc; osnabnrgs stout 100 900 net st ais loo; 80
in stout sheetings, us 95 to net 2l0 Ice per
yard Cohee-Suppiies the last month unusually small
ana prices OF the finer descriptions which at this season
are always comparatively scarce, have experienced a
rise, notwithstanding the very dscoursgDg advices from
all quarters The new crop to have been retarded
by rainy weather. and therefore cannot look for
well furnished market until the end Of this the begin
ning OF the ensuing month the stock does not exceed
$4,000 bags We quote superior at 345o $780, good first
SHi00 335o Spe is following the fluctuations of the
Exchange the current rates to-day Spanish Doub-
looms 3l6O0 370O; Patriot do 3,l400 3l500; Spanish
Dollars 2l; Patriot do In91C; stock II. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-24

The following comment on the above is from tn pen Of
tn able editor Of the London Shipping Gazette THE
at ration in oil has, the report remarks destroy ed the
Southern Whale Fishery. Hampered with expenses not
incurred by the shipowners Of other nations whose
sells led in the fishery and largely impeded by
the continual desertion OF their crews, ships had
enough to contend against beore but the admission OF
foreign oil has put end TO all hope Of successful
petition our part Some few schooners may probably
be still fitted at the Australian ports but not ship
adventure IRON this country and gain by IT,"
The sales in this market OF Sperm and Whale very
limited and rule for the former South Sea at 81 IS cts
and for the latt sr, crude, at 20 cts.
At New Bedford the 2s inst sales to the amount OF $500
bbs Sperm in lots of $50 bb 700 do SOC do and 800 do
at 70cs. lot of 1000 bbls whale, part of Mout Yer
mons cargo, sold at IS cents.
Of the foreign markets quote sales in London the
Sd inst for Sperm per top f63 Ga head matter SO TO-
Sperm whale. pale SO SO 10; do elbow, IS 80 10 do
brown f32 10 a f33.
AT Liverpool the 7th inst considerable improvement
has taken place in the value OF sperm whale oil tons
American have been sold ut f3i.
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Cleared.
vs de- y SoDs dssppaa Ed e. Bolton II c0 F"s
ESSss G?s sa Ems B S%f
EHasttaBSs: faEGsla Wilson pr. Prince sIfidiss
sfE;" S$SiS i MY N.Y.
Arrived.
Ship Thos Perkins Graves from Manila and April
r. H s % 20 y Sp snR S bs Sso
nil" B for Gssop PTssed An J aay Hs,0, with
Brig Moon, Hayes, days from Charleston with cotton
Schg WIN; Bryant Everton, days from ocncOke, with
schr Tyre Arcy, days from James River lumber to
Star sg " s E:sfGr ss r SG .sl w.
schr Abraham C. Totcn, whmore from Virginia to the
schr Ocean Baker, days from Boston, mdse to the
master.
with mdse, to +. k. Collins & Co. "
Also, l ship unknown $50,
o sss s4s saTS WAITE Ss Ea R %E
Mobile; Mary, Norris, Georgetown, sc. and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF rHE RHopE lsLaNpER,}
Arr l?'S Edward Parks; rSladspGs w loss of
Neo Hf5 t Ne Bedford Geo
S ssss Ei fSs' e. 1ssSf p fo Al
%o asy %p s' . d
I'd ss%"oIS Bsiiimore; Gov Eu, George Fox, and
General Record.
PACKET SNIP VILE LvOS, Captain stoddard sails for
IIavr this morning Her letter bags close at Glpin in the
Exchange
Havana sr pcs. . 4. shin Gosm S6 The @
To5s LGs;-Barqge calisto ashore Little Egg HabOg
Co Of this city went @ pieces the night of the 5s inst
Notice IN Morsncra
CorIsHAeEy July 1.-THE wreck already mentioned as
below stevens has by further examination been found be
he sevs, NV ''f b zee, aud oGS s
s hsfGF e %s G @ es S
Tn ds V % p G1 and mot Ss oe Mee she
Whalemen.
Az at Msttspoe!t 22d inst, Willis Daggett Atlantic Ocean,
a S% ws SF %s ss % 6b n, 50 do w
% sS OF RSeEs dssr II s'Msy g S s C.
Avg fSg "% Tsw f s,S VII
Ocean a2d John Rowland Leay, do, and Peri jose Indian
Romulu Case of ST. was at St Helena July 3D. with 1850
soop Lady Clinton returned to Nantucket from the Shoals
after absence of nine days. with evcntyegh sword fish!
spoken.
wauknco Baltimore for Barbados Cd inst Is miles East of
Venus Philadelphia for Barbadoes 9th inst lat % II ~ Ion
Cambridge washburn Boston for MansanilIa 10Th in.
onyus Hanson Boston for St Peters, Mig 10Th inst of
America Boston from Hamburg for Sydney CB July H.
lat II, Ion H.
Ellen st Jago de Cuba for New York 9Th inst off APE San
Antonio.
Abaguu Of Plymouth a days from Maanzas for Peters.
burg july TO- of Papa Westra Okneyby the ST Lawrence
at Philadelphia.
Mason Eudicot St Petersburg for Boston and Gen Scott
Cunningham do for NYork July g. off Scay Light
by the same
Foreign Ports.
QuIBEc, Aug l8Arr Maria, Corgall Madeira; 10Th La.
dy Of the Lake Jsmon Liverpool; Bomeo, Doua merck;
Pilot Robson Cowe, Recovery, Conway, Dublin lirt Sc
@aSs nav Lq SS cS%SS% S J
Abbotsord, Esarrd Lvorpool 10Th, United Kingdom rs
Belfast. - 10y '' '
H.yANA, Aug lin port, Rapid, Ward from NYork; En-
eLesarlo ollns New Orleans; Howell Mcns Charleston
Beaver Edmonds Liverpool wig it Bnney, Thomas, for
EUROPE dg Forum, Madock Cowes dol Cyclops, Rogers,
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Married.

On the 18th OF May last by the Rev. VIM. RlWillams,
Mr.. GEoRGE DsFANDoRF TO Miss CATHARINE MATILDA
Ross, both of this city.
At Fuitonvle, Montgomery Co. NJ Y. on THURSDAY,
August Al, by the Rev Mr.. Dukes, Mr. FREpEMex
sTARIs to Miss JANE MARIA, youngest daughter Of John
Gfout, Esq. all of that place.
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Erelghta.

SAVANNAH Aug. l9.-No vessels up for foreign ports.
Coastwise-New York, cotton, SOC. per bale; Boston,
cotton. 81 for square and $ for round bales rice 62
cents per cask One vessel loading for Philadelphia with
rice, at 81 per cask.
MOBILE, Aug l6-The brig Acton has engaged full
cargo for New York at ST rs per BALE being the only
transaction OF the W eek.
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Passengers Arrived

CHARLEsToN-Brig Moon-Rev Mr. Hemsoh aud lady, J V
t KimowIi 4 I; Alien Flagler p ~ Ref T Lewis
Fl Berret II l. Elliott, Creemsr, w Ferguson T Sher-
wood & f Gorham V ii Lovenesen, p Garland in the
steerage.
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OIL Trade and the whale Fishery.

This extensive branch of the trade of this country
placed in shape in the following table that shows the
import export and value Of the export of the produce
the hardy Of the east obtain from the depths
fathomless ocean.
The following is statement of tho quantity Tin bbls)
Of sperm and whale oil imported the United States
from january lst 1896, to August lst, 1913 =
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BY the above tables it will be seen that the imports
the declns. Such is not no wever the iact More
ships are in commission this year than before but
ly in former years The additional number engag
ca will swell the imports ny the first Of January S44
to an amount mount Larger s than any previous year
BILE but dangerous business outof the ports in the United
States is Gas belonging follows New Bedford az
Hole 3; Nantucket, IS; Dartmouth Westpor II; Sip.
pecan, Mattapo sett l0 Wareham, Il Provincetown,
salem s. Somerset 2; Duxbury, Il New Suffolk i; Fail
River, u Freetown l; Portsmouth,, |; Providence, 3;
Bristol 3; Warren ao Newport III s.ooins,en, ao
a. Cold Spring, .; Greenpor Il HUDSON, 2; Pougbkeep-
Sic ?; New York, 2; WILMINGTON. Del, 3.
or the six hundred and forty five vessels employed
emily hundred and twelve in port the 22nd
ns leaving five hundred and thirty vessels aoat
actively engaged in obtaining cargoes Many Of these
vessels daily looked for and reports of those sb
sent exhibit very favorable condition Of the trade
Sperm oil doe not bring in this market high prices
as used to in years. but whale oil and whale
bone are at present In active demand fair prices
W. have quoted for some years past
The en snl OF this fishery carried on
In American ships totally dables any other nation from
competing with them.
The foown gextract from the reports of the General
shipowners Society, London, for 1912 and a. will
under what difficulties British ships engaged this
labor. The measures that ruin them make us, part cul
arly as regards this branch OF business
"O all the changes introduced by the tariff il perhaps
may be pronounced that the reduction OF duty the
portaon OF foreign hale oil the most i'll advised
IS certainly the most unjust has destroy ed the British
Southern Whale Fishery, without aiiording time the
withdrawal of capital from the trade although it
ceded the justice Of granting that time by poning the
alteration for one year, but with fall knowledge that
the average duration Of the voyages of ships engaged
the whale fishery exceeded three years This limited and
insufficient concession is papably inconsistent. The
principle was admitted, while in application it vic.
lated The consequences foretod the accuracy Of
the prediction confidently denied: the truth is now
rapidly developing ITSELF the following statement will
prove
Number of ships fitted out for the Southern Whale
rshery In is4l ...''..'.'... ........... 10
10 90 lss2 ........... III
Do do TO 22nd June, lS43 ...................
Number of ships arrived from March, 1912. to 22nd
June, 1913 .................... 90
Sblps IN port lying up ...............
Offered lot saie.,.... ............. 8
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IA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
t1 ALA7The proprietors of this establishment so ayo-
- rably known the travelling public the tho
roughiap between Charleston and Mobile determined
maintain the high reputation for comfort and beray Of ar
which has long, and they not unde~
serycdy enjoyed The buildings which are very sr1cious
and conveniently arranged have been thoroughly repaired aud
the bed both double aud single have been refumished
with new beds and bedding also with every artcs
private are large AIRY, and elegantly furnished These fac
with careful and servants cellar we'll stocked
with choice old table supplied with every luxury that
the and market afford and the h dtermnaton OF
the propreors omit nothing that will tend 10 the atisfac
ton of their guests will they the the favorable
attention Of travelling public. An omnibus will all
times be readiness 70 from the Railroad
and Steamboats, to the house, free Of charge.
Montgomery, June 7, 1913. w. TlLLEY co.
GInr
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Died.

August 22d ls43 afer short illness, In the 3lst year
ofhis oge, Mr.. JOHN MILLER, native of Edinburgh.
HIS iren.s the friends oil Mr.. B. Ward also the mem
hers OF Jefferson Lodge, No 49, of o F. respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the residence Of
Mr. Bryan Ward, Sl2 Bowery, this tThursday) after
oon at ar M
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Packets to Sail.
Shin Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor if Captains OF Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad will also confer
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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Domestic lamentations.

CHARLEsToN-Brig Moon-29 ties rice Victor & Duckwitz-
zig bales cotton Smith Mills c9-a6 Bronson COZ boxes
cs mdse g Phillips co-i2 bxs segars Horn- cks
crates Rushton COLI mills Geo Peck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-24

The following is statement OF the quantities va
lue OF sperm OIL whale and other fish oils and whale
hone exported from the United States annually from
October, 1885, TO 30h September, 1912 =
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HEApS OF HAIR.

CHALLENGES competition with ALL The importance
" which all ages have the Head Of Hair clear index Of
the value PERSONAL figure when by caprcious
freak of Nature the human form deprived of its fair proper
ton, An resorted order by artificial TO SUPPLY
the deficiency Hence have those wonderful discoveries
which bid Nature defiance, Banys Venang and Consumer
WIGS AND seal y
The complete that the above named has with IN
the manufacture Of his unvaed heads Of hair for t last two
far exceeds his angune expectations lie respect
fully solcis call confident of satisfying the
that he is the best aud cheapest maker the city They
only be had i6 Broadway Liberty ST. stairs
Prxatc for firing WI md au2i It.
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PRINCIPE sEGARs-A CARD.

THE SUBSCRIBER at present on visit to this city on
business connected with his extensive aud well known
newspapers under the head of public sales the following
adyersement:-
Cruz Principe segaiOO0OO Principe Segars of the above
favote brand or boxes suitable for the southern trade and
hotels Terms four months 500, approved endorsed
Norma -
Finds hmselfu duty bound the public against soch
imposition calculated drcsve the public and destroy the
well earned reputation OF his said msnufctoy. The said parcel
advertised with his brand we'll all those which
imported by hIs sgens Messrs John lasala CO.. being
himself sold in Principe or any other part OF the
Island of Cuba Only these imported and guaranteed BY the
a"as SIM SIM % TOMAS ANTONIO DE LA CRUZ.
CNUFF, CIGARS AND ToBACCO-Just received per
~ arrivals importation Of choice foreign Snufs,
ardham No 81 Violet strasburg, Mor,ons mixture Prince
Albert do Copenhage etc. together with large assortment
of domestic snuhs OF the subscribers manufacture.
On hand prime lot of Havana Cigars Morega" LA Nor
ma, !" "Regalia, "Panetela" etc.
Cayendsh Tobacco Of the most approved brands Turkish
coDutch and English clay Jones Royal atent match
cigar tubes fancy pipes snuff boxes and every article
saw y "'''''''' ~ Mrs. G. NEwcoMBE * SON.
au q lm'ec No. Wall 81.
FoKEEIGN WINES ANp LI9EoRs,
THE advertiser has for sale the following choice mporta
L mons Of the very best quality, yiz:-
Old French Brandy n cask and bottle
iiSmburgh" /" Imported in lsoo)
F." Madeira Wine in pipes and bottle
4" sherry Muscat, Bordeaux Marseilles
Cstalou Port, Nc. .
nvalids aud others win find pure liquors unadul;erated
aboye-No 339 Ann ST alg I'm m
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fr.iimed aud celebrated Pills. from Portugal
neu oS II. .s e c 81 GS"ss country see ADVERTISE
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlRA AND SARSAPARII La

Certain safe aud eectudl remedy discovered for
II the cure of Iionorrhel elects, Structures Whites Pains
the Back and Lous Seminal Weakness Affections of the
Kdnies, Gravel, Scobutc Eptons, &c The high estima
and sale this medicine has obtained for the
certain criterion of immense utility has
acquired the utmost fame N every of Europe il has been
examined approved of and sanctioned by the faculty Of med
cine and recommended by the eminent of the
Prepared by b. lhone, chemist, London, and for sale
Wholesale and retail, by JAMES TAKRANT
266 Greenwich street conner Of Warren street
Also at Park Row and 58 Broadway, 1863 Broadway
Bo,oway corner Lsrenard street, $50 Broadway Of
w llker street. au9 Owls m
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BUTTONS.
PATENT AGATE BUTTON
DEPOT,
PATERSON, New JERSEY.
THOS PROSSER,
patantee

FOR SALE.
a T G. H. DARLlNG'S 7ra Maiden lane and Liberty
"A street the cheapest aud best selected stock of
FRENCt, ENGLISH & GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Consisting of Needles, Combs
Cutlery, Pins, Brushes,
Jewery, Hooks and Eyes, Pertumery,
Steel Pens, Plated Thimbes, Razors, Strops, SC
With all other articles included IN the above line.
C. H. d. would for the benefit of Country Merchants
Pedars and others who may please call that all goods the
above line will be sold on the favorable terms.
su2i 1m.r
GOAL, COAL,-Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal, first quail
~ ty will be sold by the subscriber the following low
for cash fresh broken and from lump the yard
screened aud delivered any part of the city s.
81 large 81 50 IS per less will be charg-
ed il taken from the boat-wegh and quality warranted.
PETER CLINTON,
jy2 2m.r 574 Greenwich. OF King ST..
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive.

faCkcVS 10 Arr1Vc,
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, De Peyster, July IA
Cambridge, Barstow, July %
G.Washingtn, Burrows, July 25
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Chadwick, July %
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. 2
FROM HAvRE.
Louis Philippe, Castof, July II
St. Nicolas, Pell, July II
Duchesse d'Orleans, July IS