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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24

j. GAMBLER AND G. w. ALExANDRR.-
These dear friends, who with their wives, have
been engaged for several months, as our read
ers are aware, in visiting the West Indies, ar
rived in New York early on the morning of the
Oath ult. from Jamaica. We have had the
pleasure of seeing them in Now York and also
in Philadelphia. Their report of the effects of
emancipation upon the planters and the colorcd
people, differs widely from the accounts circu-
lated in the newspapers of this country.
a great change has come over the minds of
the planters in regard to Slavery, and our
friends met with mono who would be willing to
have the old system restored. They were re-
ceivcd everywhere with the utmost kindness,
and held large Anti-Slavery meetings in most
of the colonies, rejoicing to see even old op-
pressors bearing testimony to the value of hu-
man freedom, and expressing their gladness that
Slavery is no more amongst them.
The sentiments of our friends relative TO the
condition of the laborers and the cause of the
existing commercial depression in the islands,
are smular, we believe, TO those expressed by a
correspondent of the New York Evening Post,
in an article on tho British West Indies inserted
amongst our Selections.
After visiting Washington and some of our
eastern cities, G.. w. and G. Alexander ex-
peot to return TO. England, but John and Maria
Gambler will probably travel westward.-Non-
Stakeholder.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24

HussLE HER our.-The Ohio State Jonrn-
al recommends, as a dernier resort, that the
unconstitutional resolution, by which Texas
was annexed to the United States be repeal
ed. This is the true ground. The sooner
we rid ourselves of this pestiierous State, the
better Her annexation brought on the war
with Mexico, and has been the source of all
the harrassing troubles, which now SO un-
fortunately divide the country. 1t is vain TO
talk about union and Compromise so long as
Texas is a member of the Confederacy.E
Lebanon Star.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24
TRESCOTT & CO.---Salem, Ohio,

WHOLESALE Dealers in School, Miscclla-
neous and Moral Reform Books; Paper, Ink,
and Stationery; Drugs and Medicines, Paints,
Oils and Dyestuifsi DIR. Townsend's Celebrated
Sarsaparilla; Fahnestock's, McLane's and Sell
ler's Vcrmifuge and Pills; and all the Popular
Medicines of the Day.--ALSO,
BOOTS & SHOES, and Shoe Findingst Dry
Goods and Groceries, &c. sc. [Aug. ., 80.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24
WAsnINoroN, Dec. 81, ls45.

rature and science, which abound in Europe and
in this country, this has appeared to to be tho
most useful. 1t contains indeed the exposition
only of the current literature of the English
language but this by its immense extent and
comprehension, includes a portraiture Of the
human mind in the utmost expansion of the
present age. J. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly, at six dollars year, by
L. LITTELL CO.,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24

The QUESTION IN NUT-sHELL.-Senator
Underwood of Kentucky recently made speech
in opposition to the bill giving $lO,OoO,OoO to
Texas for her claim upon New Mexico. If
Texas owned the territory in question he did
not want to buy it, he preferred that Texas
should keep it; on the other hand if it did be-
long to Texas, she had no right to sell nor had
the United States the right to buy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24

WmTTLINe VS. SPEAKiNe.-A correspon-
dent Of the New York Express says;
Houston whites less than usual. The
Senate you know, perhaps, provides him
with shinge, and when others talk, he
whittles,-a very satisfactory way of letting
off pent up energy.
We think it pity that some of the other
Senators aud Representatives do not adopt
this plan of the Senator from Texas. A
load of shingles might be better destroyed
daily than SO many reams Of good white
Providence Journal.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24
The Young AboIitionistl !

OR Conversations on Slavery---ByJ. Eliza
beth Jones. We have purchased the edition Of
this book and can supply such as may wish TO
purchase at wholesale. Those in paper can be
sent by mail, price 20 cts, Muslin 20 cts, per
copy. /. TRESCOTr, Go.
August 10, 1850.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24
NEW LEATHER STORE,

MAIN ST., NEAR THE BANK. SALEM. o.
THE Subscriber offers for sale, Upper LsatAs'.
(s,I6kins. Sole and Harness Leather. e9syeoe ~,
o,,S G Bi"d;rq Skins; Also. all kinds ,6dn OF Sno'
I~s leather | cut to pattern. z. ELpRipuA'
Aug. !, 3 mo-, 1900
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24
Anti-Slavery Songs!

WE have about 1900 copies of our selection
of Anti-Slavery Songs on hand, which we viii
sell Wholesale and Retail; orders from dis
tance shall be promptly attended to.
Aug. 10. Is5O.l I. TRESCOTT, & Co.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24
Dental Surgery.

J, w. WALKER, would announso to his
friends, and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared to execute all work in the above profess
sion, that may be intrustcd to him.
New Lyme, Aug. 18th, 1850.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24

FREDERIcK DoUGLAss's account of his Wes-
tern Tour, and of the mob at Columbus, which
will be found on tho First Page will command
the thoughtful perusal of eveiy Abolitionist.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24
1919
RECEIPTS.

Zaphna Stone, Kinsman, l,00-21J
John Pierce Austonburg, 1,00-25a
John Reeves, Rome. 1,00-253
Sarah Coates, Marlboro, 25-2f0
Cyrus Mercer, Columbiana, 1,50-2Cy
John Allen, 2,O0-233
John Holmes, Connotton, "a cop.) 3,0O-2g;
John Cope. Short Creek, l,60-2Gn
Mercy Lloyd, Lloydsville, LOOPS
Comfy Tomlnson, Mt. Pleasant 1,50-3e;
Jas. Farquhar, Pieasmtvillo, 1,50-305
Mahlon Irwin, Columbiana, 2,00-2GS ,
J. c. Marshall, Marlboro. 4.o0-240
Joel Pegg, Randolph, 1,50-3f2
Mary Walton, Rutland, 1,60-273
Jos. +. Holloway, Marlboro, 1,O0-20l
Mahlon Marshall, 1,5O-3OS
Matilda NJ. Yorbit, Richmond, l,o0-2S2
Enos Lewis, Ponnville, l,0O-294
]. l.. Michinor, Nottingham, 60-292
Elijah u. Johnson, Sacramento CITY. 60-282
Jesse Scott, Somerton, 1,50-205
Ann Clark, DocrReld, 1882
M. G.. Chamberlain, Etchhcld, 1890
Mrs. s. b. Beach, Sharon, 50-2Ot
Titus Gum, Grafton, l,OO-263
John Parish, York, 76-2s2
Isaac Miller, Mahoning, i,5O-3i2
Amos Brosius, Mt. Union, il2-243
Polly Ann Greene, Medina, 75-2S2
Eliza Scars, Randolph, 1,50-3Os
Danl Fowler, Atwatcr, 1922
Harlow Loomis, Randolph, 1922
Mary f. Underwood, New Baltimore, l,50-309
Daniel Smallcy. Clarence Hollow, 1922
CLANCY Stanford, Randolph, 1,50-3OS
Mills Wick, Marlboro, l,6o-306
g. ii. Kelley, Mahoning, l,50-30s
David Miller, l,50-3I2
s. Nj. Dassett, Randolph, l,50-27l
@. Upper 200-269
G. s. Edison, Brimfield, 1,50-297
VIM. Thompson, Marlboro, l,50-3l0
III. l.. Loguc, Limavillc, 3,00-l4l
Elwood Arnold Ravenna, 1,00-2l2
J. b. Hanes, Benton, 1,00.298
Robt. Miller, Kavcnna, 1,00-263
Mary Ann Campbell, Atwatcr, l,50-30S
.Jonathan Huddlcson, Dublin, l,0O-263
ePaid in March last but by mistake not credi-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24

There is to be a meeting this evening. To-
morrow We go to Iitchfcld, Medina Co., to be
there three days. You will hear of our doings
from that place. II. G. WRIGHT.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24

sPaid in March last but by mistake not crodi-
ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
NrzvyoRK DAILY TRIBu1r=, nauNDAY DECEMBER 3d. 1880

Scftaus hrr syrs, m Pal rs Aos;sr Dag r,s.
clers oafk- kHza bt Lh1a, p4fk--. So M,rrps
Bay PeIa; trg Deogsfs, @oosry Havana tei.g
CAzotiegq~a IL IN ATsat anha l4al.. P-er.s.. D.o
eris1t. vs. Ues nAor-. Aaa,-E- SB F-.f,- -
sen tg5, &c tistaa Teacher. gnna4 " Z a..
tuz. Casr. soffit; SHssl Bry s; Sc, s,sts RgIr ST
emf srgE Bath, ArssAs sssTsy, Fosa.a t c5s,
gs-r, ptsrtcet9Nn-
Frsic,- Ellen. Doar. 90. D Biaahal. hos.as-
CASDET Dee.a 81 sch Lflr Sgnt0- Chari=s;rr SD
In-dr G6v-r Osi.aba; tch sariirtt Care
CEAEtEsT0. Def @s-Arr DAM sis Ago. %see. sssts
l-sb-Ht Gase ia srEss tls. nqs BgeYi Bfoze
Tcrs. Ca;Aerue 'Vsos; &c. 5 ksy-g Pere. Ham Co
faif smith iordoa sHt.er, Booze, 7smps fcy
Ara asnn bal-r-; CAs;sho RHs, Frrkh1 Ia Pe1fi, Nfe
aeEstiae 81 or iElasi- Eleps Wet laa-- '-ArH=s
F4Tf RiYFK pc gr-s4 scA Jare Hs-Isr'o7 Br5-Y saF
p1s-e Pa sse ma L7csoa Nnor-, ot rotsco1a ~ n
bad cusl foi Hc.ian
HOLE Fs's HOLY De- a. Ar or -o,ssas, ehs sa5aa
sls of, ar Bath; srls HstA DIV, Yif-la FOR R.e
Hat Fti or k5s p1T Lucia Phi 5rtpsa
Poaad Aaos, Matthews rha1-hls 9rsAeut CzT>:-o dor
gar Esw rh; Foqotz's Porter foesland lot ReA
mend
So srs. s.baso peabar tiso-Elsa .e Laurel Hagaower,
& /. Jos Para 81. Lrels, C.rszco hslo
Remain An rhs Berne- I.sb-T. Foaatain Heath
4
LEwEs Del Dec =, PHThe steam kas s;s9lei.aaaa,
cF Norfolk; bas N-nerash. LaEusya Trsaoc for Boston
Hyrz oufrs-nc laden
Tsssel thr Be1L Hser %1i fresh fron tie Westward.
Dec IS 10 An large ssip with full rgssi hf aG1
me sChooaefsj the 0pg eoagls :wsFs
bound fsr 3orts zane the
st Weather hs CLOUDY cold
nd rom 5E and esh-
MOBILE SCI Il P1ra.r. Roirg.r Orleans
2i-Arrs r4EeTafe Bsrstt, Boston cd shin
stofed Liverpool; BARK star seo~ Boston, s,Sry. Nso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
Foreign Ports,

AT Aux Caves Dec briS Aonau Simmons Tor Bosoa sch John
Atsns spark,, for do, day; Eugete Bush !or DO
SD rou Thcma lth bark CASpin, from CaaoJ BAL
ATT At Lysrpoo 7ih ns: ship George Bourne Williams Ssw-
0riteus
sd nom Malaga I'D ut Br sch Glen aina Baltimore The M.ls
"a aie Wednesday paper should nave Goth not 34h u
sth u sbp Jamestown HomAn rom ne" IA
tSspt California ,snt proby sii soon as eafk Le
COCO NIeftor Se York Cid bark 4dene
Sew.Or'eaus; brig Nesuvius, Woodburn, Baltimore
Ro Roosrta, Noonan ot bosiono as oE
Am veasel sid brig Mara for Boston
Al Catscos 10Th st brgs Precise, Duth IRON Ansterd3ia
,rr Dec SD 9th, brig Elzabetho hamasn h0ufn
Havana. ,,r., -.
New Baveu had DAYS passage; s Msyfower Bunne in DO
Al Gosa!ves Dec Alpha BroTl, for New OK a
Brr at Havana oaIk Diligence Woodbury. Portland oIss
Adam. Gray Schnside New Orleans Susan, Beyce IaTaneva @
sch Fskr Gardner savannaA Iid brig Argus hsan
18Th br.s Robert Carleton, ghburn, Savannah Copsii'
Bartlett, Bath Bridge Msrymnn, Boston va Aaa-
,ss 18Th bark Jasper Young New iors Or ts l@Tty
ION 6,I baks Rand New Yort: Old Fellow, Eliot Ca
bsnAs brig Patrick Henry lnsraiari otlsosa. %
SID u 10 18Th bark Jordan Boston, oae y John 200
bT to brss LYDIA Slater CabAua.; Calcutta Cars
TRIO ISM Venus Mobile; Enprentedof lspi ohast ~
Isth Carif Melville Cartenas: lth barts Martha Aah ess
r. ard New orb 10th Sua, Spl bo New oteah
49,, Sra,arzas DEC s bres Taus Parker hAFaa5 neoA
pr C6t,- ElJs~ohf 18Th Gallo Browu Boston MefeaaI
.sr5r,f CJrss;cs Motto, Nnns, Fort and Mary
T. A yspbtr Wood Charleston. 50 iSu' osfA F>o'a' SVi
por Charleston brig 1ihsruss, Hart Fofiaaa' - W slJ
ne Is h. cpbs Dec bris E1eora Matthew New YORK. 80
Nv IS .o Hoceuias, Cross, BarSroa DC = org ' -
lame PdiSdelphs -, N, saw ORLEANS 10
Rat Bryapt for FrsnklE. La SCOTT Intaa Queen
sat r Gsi. NJ inn San Jua6 De Nicaragua. Just
sailed nom Valparaiso Oct So ship AnsAios'a "''0n s"0 ~
phialf tort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
Disasters. &c.

hNetteN aT keasiss;on Francisco from Bs Ia,
ost ase OBI ger 'he whaling business sad AZ l,t ae,
m - >s ueae us eoasnd OF Capt wu Mpnro of Br.tl
, e + lAlp SSpea N ssto bat VIII probAtly ccataus 10
@ ,h - She wv fnaIs short voyage ia lie Pac dc 50
hMe SAAAHlrom Noble Boston, Wa so5na Tia. s,,. -
SO a4iof iast 81 sInE al oclock after 4ss TO- osl-s n
Sooe etosr Which has tson cry in >r Sr, -
Se SonkASys, saov rem Iaguea Holiness ioia mt ,,,o
aye +';h les' a oss Of ss rsten &c Tie "a.
@" htiea sh enrng the fae ~ the m snd bo ar
Bosion. ef'' 4Ee = u 0eaao
Rto calssas Richardson which Boston 90 the 331 io
fh"ee p reports thai tie ~ Boston BAY b4t b.,
io mat saJ sa, decA 1nd coal stote outlay buWars,
hhe ATi4Src a. Bsston IRON Wilmington SC r.potts an tbs
.u ~ iar wth lss 'as short water 4ad payi5l.
var n sane uae, wftts Of svssel supposed
~ t'hr--hq i've Arst letters 81 her Il
tiP's toi Pcto) sris8 vi Oh salsd Ioa Fan i,v.r GA
s-t'h e' Sew Z "a, fvts'S - has seesehar,crrSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........DEc. 20.
CIenrnd,

Steamers Cherokee Wndls Chsgres Rowland Aspuv, Flor
ida Lyon Savannah MITCHELL Ksnuebed Flowers Philadelphia
Ships EashoIn Liverpool Z.rega CO.. ard WoodFa
Woodw ard Orleans Frost Hicks; Bay State Simmons
Martha Ward Frost Charlie ton Italy Reed do
Bsks Oxho DAVIS ST T Aymar d Ce; Yankee
BLADE Bradslet Orleans, ElwsD Jaue Gsno Beamau,
Euck.
Brls Lancet Phibrook, Cruz Brett vos. Aron tBt
Rocker. kingston, Jam Gbbus; Charlotte Hopkins, Gambia
River Buck CO. Carl Etouad BteB) Bessie Havana Popps
& Co. Energy BIZ Boucher S. John, NIB, Bell Charles
Port Lavcca; Monterey Keller Pensacola; Henrietta
Dutil Savannah, III Slegh Waker- Charles,
Ton, Berjsmn Carer Carver Wilmington Nc Nesmth sas;
Charles Hubbard ApsachCol; Lucy Spear Kubbns Nor
loli; Norfolk, Pendletor East stath J. BoyIton.
schs Alexander Mitchell Heath Darscabo Maitland Phelps Co;
ODESSA Hall Ms, AIKEN; Madagascar Buaev Mobile.
add Catherine, Guide Charleston W Lewis Iuette Wog
Wilmington; Columbia Knapp forfnk, Surzes Chairman
CO, Mara Wycsoa Banore Cyrus Chamberlain Bearse Boston;
James Samuel Walters. Piynoth.
WITCH Wells an6IIaut, Fowler Provideuce: LADY
ErrSs MrIaLf Nav Hhyen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
Domestic Ports.
ALENANDRI4, Dec IS Ar .chs Repeater IraT'F'e B4'

ALEXANDRIA, Dec IS Arr chs Aspsater ifSfs ere p''
,e,tTsls sAp 5ea Washing ton Berry. Liverpool
B4ITIMDRE, Dee sTATr schs Milton AATshAA . -,
Rsehe Brown syronds Chai!estoa; cof.aiAta. ni W
r,sfon Nckrrsnu ell, Norfolk; ELzaestt AI
Sr.,Trt Hdgs Champion, Frasesea ptss Geo w
Srsssn Cqore adsi Garland, Fowsfs sens
,rsI Epxwri Charleston; Daaoad DAVIS Ne totA- sd ess
H,,p \ ,s.n Yves, Int- C4ndacs, Astthsw lbosiea =.
PEE ss-Arr trs Cass Boyt CALAIS ca % o'sA1a7 9e-ei
Bel, Hamilton, BefDuts ~, -l..,....- 49,.
nOyTuN Dec 77Arr Avoa heaertk 70 as.f
bt Vd {Brt Cruck cit HAliAt Mai. SaAsf I5sPhs Caa'
s5.y de- DC Crraeera, HGoPsf NsT t9fA 'hrs As
Hall Fbadslrhn Tho Fesaer AcksrHo Ao aheot
Ar New York Era Ph'aasy dos Aa'ta star aaqsK ran
ssI Nash Aea Eastp0 segora P.ceu sSao 'of1AH
l;,,"b a,rT.T YOUR Cardsn TaleSAphsd- Bark Ge1. I'm
fhd.phr brig JOAN Marshall iron Aazsan CD SIP eoEPfo
rs t1 qt tuns R.y Orleans baihs safony HE CaAi
~ E FIpr savarns Chesapeake Bath 10 oat for Europe os
a,s ran park Ladies. N2nston Nc sastA1 tsfl
xesshsr Ha6aS Gbeopss ofoFs Fhaxsqhai .eh' Gsays,
Darius French Balmorsi Wiln CeuH f-@ OK A17
Wben Pl,naatl sSon Sassn Watsc1 do SD saPs Cola'
Rambler sagony Delaware ss slaa' LAZY SAs Hoea
Hrres ard ciler. Bari zion saiied 4us.day ~, -.
PafArr haTks Gssnpus Dyer Moesiei aosahd MN
Ssrsfast Gem Hammered Psia hrss John Marshal Ce
bus hsnsauA Aflaa;e. Wallace, WninEan NC b. seh "
aria Hse sno,. schs joka Jteg, SULLIVAN tt9hmosa Va
Brother Ie-e fhit feesnphsai tAp c4foL1s DIV, IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

70 Dad @ ' CO. ssrosaa a- =. oSss o. ne
an l5afy t.eI M IN Al
sees .Epposd Fh,aseiPha vent aaof On 70
bsrer srbsd ~. Il -r oss lshofs, b. eas
ssSFrle4sl siaosos. at Raesoa .i-n 9TH Fpe daring
sae tie sae dragged Der aneher and stfsa sss Waeh
ts Al hsad tsfs say h thosE tally et fa ha4ft vas
l73 'efs. aad vas injured ief SO go cargo fo Efrf>d
labaah "st1-Ny gnt INTO BIS the Esst BsSsa is
bdst store Der siafara ses, #a-stTa5s az
ovt, Han Dec 7shr Haa.oa ard roa, Prospect Tor Car
charge s-t II sar assa Sora Post;
,m9 iehI belonging BoeAfPo't are ssboy q and 4r They
~ % rot IN without dsns=' sca EEa5eh ri Re1s; parted
h.r sheet cable eHt irsmas. and rte ont i1s
srE. cFrIos from Camden at Norfolk 2b he zft N
ItE Habor efr565st ens gaze ~ a5 e .t zf n ser
Tie fekr reported s,hors ssIsbg tie ce.s AID
sss ilen Ts saved The mate Was taken ora ne rigging awe
bst died ,oon after reaching The sho's
s5nds Hook 2.h h- ~s1tsy Ysrei cham list - taons
Of ana the b-st zrcho and m o ae Losdon, hfs en-
sen, AI,1sIe7 At Norfolk from Prsya-ta~n or Frday sol
he sosfe peIsd 40 or he orh sss Of cape Ann sad % haze
Cytu Bro On q vas probably part Of The Ceres. ~feed on
WIZ Dec y he as Dnasea, Hayes. from ssx Orleans
shore the ih nat Of panh Htroot ahol
Tt s ]. a l. PEI css ne Ts.s a. -no fI *
bales coou hpped EgroPsan aad the
insured reorts afbfstoa ITO ea,; neoa
ming the ss1ase be pad % The The rbs
tors have delivered ef award s - pr cent OF vass o. he
4ropery salvage. which S about slifo The
so auction ystsrdsy About hundred aad y
To- About hundred md twenty oass
Furcha,td log and oa account OF he w Sea A+ nov sting
here winch vessel VII he redy for al E-ft
Tie bark Mara sra from St hsiss for hewY YORK vheh
Loggsread Rect the Touga I'D nit durng Sorthe AID
relieved by wfsker here the Inn in consigned 70
Curry clam, salvage heard psiors the DIS
yesterday The ark APPRAISED At 1881
gives the aTers hrd Of tbs amount OF IA
2sl and peculiar merit and shown,
question: property have bsn totally
employed three and half
getting port ruiie,
away the Divers at the generally Oh her star
bge plans s geN AID ch9ied,
snd er se zone stl has
for at fifty forward and from
thence forward viii be spsedy She
APPRAISED 81 The ech Vail with wood from caftha-eas
this with all hands SICK out tbs
Island perfectly healthy Ind the mlftt OF
WINTER. the mercury standing at about 10 degrees
Tie Sewbuypo Herald has further particulars from The
on Plum Island The John soe and Henry Murphy
recovered, will buried from the F-ier.
church. Newburypor Of James Holt Benjamin Ht6n,
and Kem yet been found Capt Coskett life
by the Of Warren Luik, Psysoa
Thomas 6 Dodge.
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[FroLn out Cotr.annnd.n. |
PHIIAnrIpR1l

FhiLAphLfhlA Bee 79Arrbrg Pearl Atku Boston. es,,
soh s0sf New iotl fg nPh Macon Ptoyi39lc. eli ssh
steamship faH3en Aanter, New orki bars Japne, aie6T
I'd ssva a@ I6 b, TIA I, a. Nv o[aPs a Harding Boston
s'pgtry kbil Fares s. Johns NJ schr Jobn S-r. VI bs
= hAArr ael'Sha Charleston. Ficsl. Gsryv5s WIN,
NJ triumph aiSon Aee-fotki oAA Passgat-r
~ fea0oscet SEYMOUR. New YORK - 49, 'H-
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To Mariners.
lohcial ]

coI'T STH,sI oTT1cE, Dec18, 1880.
SAL the hoaor fourth hydrographca
absorption otte Islands and rivers the ar5or Of hon:er
Mo a moTa s sssa E N s cos. 3 6
tn request authority for =, sa cry r,' 's.Psc
Hon Tuox., CoswIy Secretary Of the Treasury.
Commanding W. Macarthur to Professor D.
Bsche Superintendent Survey communicating de-
sc5pon the ard Rye between the harbor OF Monterey
and the mouth ofte Columbia River
TAsHAIL0sEa
ISLANDS, prope called Monterey and the
Faraores group detached cts of tae hstbor OF San Fran
eo ny I IN aoa%s and s4Sat 5,s.o rom sga
The the northwestern southern
near above vser Tina southeast e Is the largest Of group
from the fort at the mouth Of the haroor twenty eight
nle the south IS west, TINS rt
about high aud the southeast sds anchor
eleven hom water hard probably rocky bottom IT'S toll
crsby sheltered rom the uorthv est wind and sea
Distinguish between the north and southeast groups
rocks nearly the yng nearly aud vest o each
nearly mile and sending of reef to me eastward OF
I5oGt the distance from alone there
fathoms sand and mud The
m up of the mouth of the hstoor The dsspe',
the homs had sandy oJttol and hs oes
for crossing the bar IS to have the fort Font and Acaa
tia, the ,outheas, Farraone an important landmark
making h habor of San Francisco and have already recommend
The situation Of the remaining slets and reefs sufficient,
" defined IN the reconnaissance chart
TIE important between Francisco and the Columbia
perhaps sufficiently @ eaed OIL The Reconnaissance chart as far az
latitude and longitude concerned.
Rrer-TAsra the bar tie mouth Of
Il as to render dcnt dangerous sailing vessels
might etter and depart without dificuty
the breakers There eighteen feet water on th' bar at
The K.mstf-ou the ssvsa'ssa lee.
% 20 roSg that deem unsafe sailing
ReSgs KysrT RIVER ba ten feet walsr on the bar a, as
mouth or a'e but j. too marrow tor sailing vessels as
there scarcely tue channsl
The Coaqua River MOI available or any thing larger than sHa
TIE KoTe.0Tb river was not 50 closely examined,
Judge BY sppesnce the mouth do not hesitate TO cypress e
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81 JAM 7 sASGL n. BIATCcHFoRD, Treasurer
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Sealed proposals will be received until Saturday 4h
dsy Of January next at O'clock for One Hundred aud
ponds Of The Rutland and Washington Railroad Company
bearing Six per cent per annnm lneres ana Te1egsns
annual instruments OF $4,000 each, from July Is l877
- These Bonds are In sums of $1,000 eacl with Coupons
attached payable at the Mechanics Bank ORR on
The lst OF zach January and July
The mortgage covering these Bonds is executed 10 Shep-
herd Knapp. Presideno OF Mechanics BanS and Dane ,.
Miller Esq l6 FrontsI New York IN trust for me bond
This mortgage covers he line from Rutland, VI 10 Sa
lem Washing Ton Co. n Y. 20 miles, which Is contracted
for at 81 goo 6O and the Trustees are empowered III case
Of defsut OF payment Of interest or principal on these
bonds "a, take possession Of use sell the whoiepropery
OF The same for the benefit 9f The bondhoiders
The rocees OF thie Bonds be devoted 10 the par.
chase Of Iron for the Road from Rutland TO Salem the whoe
grazing and spersrucure being provided for by socR
s1bscriplors along the line OF the Road
TIE Rutland and Washington Road forms Ink fine rail-
read communication between New orh and Montreal via
Troy and being the shortestroue will command large p0r
lion ofhe through Itrns through some Of richest
Counties Of New-YoTk and Vermont ana The local travel
between Rutland and Troy It's believed, VIII yield arge
revenue The Road passes about midway througha as
tct 80 miles wide between the Green Mountains on inc
wing population OF $4,000 The marble and other quartes
and the water along this route are very valuable aho
viii furnish large amount OF traffic 10 the Road
The ne will be completed in July lS5 ana nave 81 Per
eel of straight line and grade over 80 feet 10 The mile
The Road s entirely completed ana IS oeihg successfully
worked from Rutland 10 Cestleon, II miles From Cas-
Teton Salem Is nesry ready for TIE suPesudcIute ana
will be completed in the Spring The IRON s oought of
" hole road and equpage contracted for CARS VIII pc
running from Rutland Salem in August next, when me
road from Salem to Troy will also be completed and me
Full particulars can be obtained by application TO me
Trustees where the mortgage can be examined and ph
ed exhibit OF the affairs Of the Road obtained -,
Will be seen that the holders OF these Soo OF poS
have the first and only lea upon property costing one NIL
lion OF dollars. ..t,
Ills the intention OF the Company TO reserve sinking
fund of p per cent on the Capital annually amounting 10
$4,000 Tor the pune!ual redemPtion Of these Bonds
Proposals TO be addres sed Gilbert, COBB Jonnson
81 WaLs and indorsed Proposals for Rutland ana
Washington Bonds .o. 30 nav
Parties whose bids accepted will be required 70 psy
ten per cent upon The acceptance OF tue blds of lar
on the l0th OF January ard 50 per cent on the gun
uRry next tic a. NJ January next.
interest," G HlT' COBB JOHNSON q "si ds
Neyy-YOrk Dec. Is. 100.