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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

LIGHT REAnIsa.--The condemnation OF
much of the light reading of the day is
not that it is absolutely, necessarily perni-
cious, but that it often tempis to the neglect
and disesteem of writings far more essential.
We believe there was no volume OF sermons
or proiessedly devotional exercises published
in 1850 which of itself is calculated to in
fluence so many Young minds beneficiully-
to teach them TO trust in Virtue aud loatho
the ways of Vice--as Dickens's David Cop
perfield'; >; and yet youth who deyotes all
his reading hours TO works of imagination,
even though each were in itself so whole
some as this, would enter upon the stage of
responsible action most wretchedly qualified
for the discharge of his civil and social du-
ties. Aud thus an exclusive addiction to the
magazine aud kindred periodical literature of
ohr day can have no other result than 10 un-
fit its dcvotees for true and benefcent lives.
AS well might our youth of both sexes be
nourished exclusively on sugar aud its various
products as accustomed TO read only novels,
tales, poems, &c. with meager synopsis of
tTanspiring events, in the vain presumption
that, because such reading is attractive, aud
usually not immoral, il will suffice of itself
TO quality them for an enlightened and con-
scienlous discharge of the diversified re-
sponsibiities of lile.-.M y. Tribune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
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VOL. 6.
New Daily PAPER in Boston.

A LARGE number of earnest Friends Of
Freedom. d;ssa,;sfed ,y;,b ,ba nreser, con.
dition Of the Pnr,v Press' and des;rous 1of
having an organ which shall act torth.l tenn
perateIy but lenrIesslv. their sent;tnen,s and
principles, have come forward sud eontribut-
ed. each one his mite. to n Fund for that
purpose. PSI t' WY
That Fund has been pl,ced in the banJs
of Trustees who will pnblisl, m the civ Of
Boston, ON the First Day of January. 1851. a
new Daily Paper. 10 he called ss1tcnR
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

IT is said that balloon has been construc-
ted at Paris which obeys the helm, and eau
be driven even against the wind by it's con-
ductor. This machine has made several
voyages round the Hippodrome, and has been
made TO turn in every direction but its pro-
gress IN the air has not yet been tested, and
the utmost secresy is observed as to the
means employed.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
THE THREE poos-A FABLE.

One fair morning in Summer, two dogs
met under an Oak tree. One of them was
named Bruin, tall black dog with long nose
and tail, and he wore brass collar on his
neck. The other was kind of brown dog
with pug nose and short stiff tail, and his
name was Tiger. And after paying the
compliments of the morning, they fell 10
talking on politics. And Bruin lamented the
sud aspect Of affairs in the country, and the
disorganizing spirit abroad in society. And
be said, have great deal Of landed proper
~ and considerable bank-stock, but these
wild notions spreading among the common
people, of land-monopoy, and socialism,
and anti-savery, are putting every thing at
hazard. ] cast my influence with the great
conservative Wing party. Upon this, Tiger
got up and ran around the tree several times,
and finally sat down opposite Bruin; and
said he, ] llnye always boosted of my posi-
ton 10 the great progressive Democratic par
~. And you know we have had many
quarrel about Tariff and vested rights. But
now ogree with you, that VIC must put
stop to these disorganizing tendencies. The
people are not to be trusted, and henceforth
] am as one with you. And saying this he
shook his tail fierceIy, and paved the ground
with his hinder feet, scattering the gravel in
all directions. And Bruin looked upon him
with a smiling countenance, and told him
be might smell Of his brass collar. Now as
they were rejoicing and congratuloting each
other, there came along dog of yellowish
white color. And his tail and ears were cut
of close, and his name was Milky. And
Tiger ran up to him and asked him his poll
tics and principles Aud Milky hung down
bis head and said, my principles arc some
what like my cars and tail, not very promi-
neni, as you perceive. Do you wish 10 in
suit me, said Tiger7 II my tail is short, il
grew so, hut yours was cut Off And there
upon he sprang upon Milky and hit him so
severely that he yelped, and ran awny at full
speed. But Bruin was very much amused
10 see tho quarrel, and when Tiger came
back from the chase, he told him that he
need not be concerned at the shonness of
his tail, for that he had enough for both Of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
Saddle for Sale.

FOR Sale, very cheap, SADDLE, almos
new. English tree. Will be sold in exchang,
for produce. Inquire of Oliver Johnson,
Howell Hise's.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
JOHN c. WINERY.

SURGEON DENTIST l-OGce over the
Book Store.-All operations in Dentistry per-
formed in the best manner, and all work war
ranted elegant and durable. Charges reasonable.
Salem. Sept. Sth, lSl0.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

l. TRESCOTT & C0.---Salem, Ohlo,,
WHOLESALE Dealers in School, Miscella.i
heous ana Moral Reform Booksi Paper, Ink.
and Stationery; Drugs and Medicines, Paints.
GUS and Dyestuffsi DR.. Townsend's Celebrated 4
Sarsaparilla; Fahnestock's, McI.anes and Sell :
iers vermifuge and Pills !; and all the Popular,
Medicines of the Day.--ALSO, ff-u- w
BOOTS 9 SHOES and Shoe Findings, DIN
Goods and Groceries, so. Ae. tAss q ~.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
VIM. J. BRIGHT.

Attorney at Lao, Hartford. Trumbull Co., o.
Prompt attention will be given to collections in
Trumbull and adjoining counties.
Nov. 23, 80. H
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
7 H E B u GIL .
Parablss for the Day.
For The Buyls.

i1 ruK PRIESTS AND DISCIPLES OF voLTAiRE tN
shsaa Fr. nt CONVENTION.
ssls In a great city near the Eastern Sea, the
rh Priests Of the National Religion met in Con-
yenticn with the disciples of one Voltuire to
tn form bond of Union. For they had long
rt sest that they were one at heart. And as
. soon as the Convention was opened the
~ Priests fastened to bring forward the follow
y ing dogma as ground of union: God will
damn all hut the elect. But to this the dis
N ciples Of voltaire objected, and would amend
Z. the proposition as follows: God cares not at
81 all for man, and will let him die like the
81 beasts. But the Priests preferred their ORR
ps ginal resolution, and urged it with many
b words. And now after long and angry de-
bate, the Convention was like to disperse in a
passion. But there arose a centurion who
was called Rynders, aud Gained the tumut
with sweet and soothing speech. Why
should we quarrel, said lie, when we are one
at heart? Let us unite in the passage of tho
following sentiment; That religious and
municipal corporations are immortal, and
i.are the objects truly dear to God, and man
is made for them; aud the highest law for
man in the universe, is a municipal statute
passed by the elect And, at once, the whole
assembly arose with a shout, aud sad our
beloved brother, the centurion, hath spoken |
: the words of wisdom. The holiest thing for |
man is n statute of the elect. And the Con-
iyenlion dispersed with many words of re-
ijoicing and congrutulotion aud that day the |
centurion dined in the palace of the high
ppriest; and his face gowed with red wine,
and his stomach was distended with deli
eious meats.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
the SIMPLE MAN AND THE MINISTER.

THE SIMPLE MAN AND THE MINISTER.
A man of a simple mind, who loved God
and Man, sat on Sunday-noon on the great
stone steps of a Church, where the shadow
of the columns of the porch fell. Aud it
ehanced when the congregation broke up at
the close of the first service, that the minis
ter passed out near where the simple man
was sitting aud seeing him resting his head
on his hands, as they do who think, the min
lister inquired the subject Of his thoughts. ]
am considering, said the man, whether the
Roman Church is the mother of Hurlots. |
That, indeed, is she, said the minister, aud
she fills the eurth with her denominations. !
Come out Of her, my people, aud be not par
taker Of her sins! And The man looked up,
and with great simplicity asked: Ii the Ro-
man Church is the mother Of Harlois, what
are the Protestant secis? And the minister
said, fenr you ask questions improper to be
answered. Aud turning on bis heel he
walked away; but the bystanders noticed
that his lips twitcbed, and that then there
was queer smile on his face, for the minis
ter was more Of a man than priest. And
after he WINS out of hearing of the crowd,
he said TO himself 'The man has spoken
truth, but it should not be spoken aloud
For though fair man, the minister had not
vet confidence in the free expression of truth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

West, 4 majority
on joint ballot. to stand till
1865. The question then TO
DO submitted to the peo-
pie. securing 10 majority
10 the east till 1865.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04

THE report Of the eonapro-
mise committee Of the
the Conrention gires::
II. Del, west, il majority.
Senate, east, 10 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

70 secfrl r4ro7c rom L.-erna0 for B,s'1i- s. Tsl-
,-r-7h--fr. Mr. ald VI. trd.rN,-d. VI AL NJ,
Pr0vn. Nj Mrs ana Hiss Gran. Vi llI Mss ksssi
child and Use. NJ aat NJ BlNiey M and M>s -
NJ alt N-s Warren. VI and Mrs Caamlerun. ca IT,
ron all scrgaa' Mr. and II and s1a iir and II
hrr. Mrs loch md cd ldren. Misses Bler-yne S -e
Ncs>rs HuieT, Chandler. Kenneth. HcnrT, Cr1y. Ford
Slta>o1 Foris Canhari,. Tut-le. Nenoer Fra.cs Cd
d. Russ Robertson. Benson. Edwards. S-lrscS Ewart
Browne. Cree, t~el, Davie. NM Hughes, k'seour-.
Cha-tsr-0n N0rlncer. " iams, By-es. SdloEs. Co.'S
Pane Eocd.e. Glars, Rms Saa'on.
u SIP Eu1l. ~ Boston from Nlqr roreMI, Brown.
children AMI sry2nt. OF NYorN.
Tf.r T.f.--rItlr ron I.-eq0o'-N.sse, Vlcs> Jcf-
frs llama Thomas and Joha Gillian. Mr. Savers, D.
Tucker.
= sts R,s,re. ron Ne.ro-- Wl'es-Mrs IIowc> AID 3
children
r. 5-r. E5-srs q, Boston ron ilo'r- i,9,;1Ir Cha
Dillon. II NYork.
r. 5rrt j, Elcc Merton. fro-f n -n5srg-Nr as1 Mr.
cnern,er and family Mr. and Mrs Schns"l and ilu
49, + Nathan l. Watson. Cr1t. ltir and ral-rl. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

= saN =
telng an AVERAGE surplus of $,.6,590 81 per annun
any future period vii he .csS than The average Tor
the last four wears
The results OF The present ycsr Saaoon, 70 SET
lie The question
Amoan, OF ton received from st o.. ls5e, - ,he
~ week inCluSN july. ISL Was s. $50 $50 =
To time time IN i>sl-----.------- $50 90 3
Increase over previous fiscal year. $SlS>'O a
II must he rvuemA<reo ~ connection WIKI hIS large
increase, that there reduction % tolls on aou
and wheat a, the opcalns oi the Canals IA April OF
- per cent.
IL has been ccntcnied. however. that he tiurc
revenues are - hC impaired by the recent set rCed>
ING the Railroads irom the p2ymeR; oi Canal Tod.
after the present wear Those VINO are familiar With
the business Of the great West It's constant lncgt
population and production, and The rapid ex;cu-
SION OF railroads and canals. ~a.ch must dr,s traac
toward the New-NOrk market, indulge no such Al
predecessor II would DC impossible for the railroads
10 iranspor; the actual increase o. tun0ase, iron
Year TO year, from the country beyond ,Ae Lakes.
Az me opening OF the navigation next Spring. the
WABASH and Ere Cana vii have been eX;eR1e
nom iefre iteue 10 the Ohio, thus completing tie
soiaSS' 'Ansi IN the United states RAISING through
coAn,fN OF unsurpassed fertility The extension
al ms anal irom Terrc Haute 10 the Oaio Will O!
itself bang more trade than the Railroads can carry
Sllnlit Improvements IN orogre>S IN Ohlo
Michigan Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa s.
Will add sslmensely to the Commerce of the lakes
There are othcr elements OF ncrcase 80 well snovn
and understood, and 50 SirklRgly illustrated by or
present weekly returns, as 20 render comment M
necessary.
Jhr only Tn@rUg objection IS, that he Stat, Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06
Spoken, &C.

Aucl.7PN. Capc Cod WV 20 nles. BAYS Oncats',
Dale In Boston inr Shluglae
july =. no lar. ship ID shepherd DAVIS rn I,rr-
lcUl - ds. tcr bust1
jay -. lat 49, lon Do ship Cltha-nc Edwards fra Ltr-
rcol for NYors
bark, sho'eu- white c..c'c and letter a tbe cent?
steeTlun s.
June ? iai v Ion 90 " ship Oneida Cre.se- an NJ
NorS tNiay il Tor Canton.
July g. M Canr Finis;.sre. tle Do3n. Br ,ror Trieste
tor NNogN
Juiy % oa RIO Janr.ro bark Antelope Waite, tm BIZ
n4,rs, bound AZ time. bars, supposed luc tt
Boram also I'm Baltimore. bound m
10 ia.r ,a- 30. ,A N. SHIP Crla" . Bunker in Live
pool for Boston
Jaue Sit s. Ion 81 ", br, Tr,4. ln ilmngton Ne,
far Buenos AFrrs
June 49, lat y Ion a. bark Indus OF aad IN Baltimore
for r. JLlaTu.
jul lat :. b. lon II o. b ship washlsr fn Liver
An T. ;5uirs 81 of'a. HOOK BAN. D.a... V.i-''. nn
pnlatslrha 'nr Boston.
A4g ra iame-ai. bar, Lne'fa. HI Georges, ON V 81
indies inr NNnr.. with los. oi mann lnd 'Icfoosail>.
Jun, ltllf .a. ig &c. sp Clara Bed. N.ne, i No.
jaysi las -. Ton p. ,up Columbian. from Liverpool i,r
Boston
jul g. la' a on o. bar, itof Chapman. fn NYorN .ar
juno ~ lat3l y. ION 81 " Ios bark Lnriparus. N,n-
pembu4 im <NoIA vf Batavia.
July l0 o., so. lol 3D. Mlsdal1na, tu Bremen Tor Ne'
iuTN
june at 30 49, ,on 70 70 bns Demean, Tn cicalae'o
Or NNor.
No,la'c .oa JOS ST. o Sandy Hoo, BIAS. O.lc,. 1i.I;-
ct i'm pm .adfir nla !Hr Boston
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Allan. ilodscs de-, Andicw Boom. ilrr do i'1g Il
i.orcn. do. Science Gaddns. Pr.tlo.uo, E!mir1 Rod
ger, NfriHan 90 fl"i. a, iili f'p 'nt .ih Jude
Dep'w, Nhtr, Nf"fs l.9n' Nou,, it- ILL.,
DANG. ,.tf' M y. Ntia'."' l''i v n, 49,
nri, Ne a f"tr' "tl-h. N"''., WIZ .. 'in c',.'
SON. hhN,n ,ioopo ho'net Va N''..' 49,. ','"
SOD, do, Atsh. Ne, h'l o', l1l AHi.'i va ,.'
Cd Sh Danci Pgh,'' k4SSo'' N'" ii.'t" ''''' ''''"
BRISTOL, Aus ~. 60 ls J. Ten. 70. ... a., ''
tard sflta ior fn.N i.,.i-' u .'' -'" " 1871 '
SD -, { eisi' heIi h.'-' and tf..4. W,
bkN itLh Jii. -, 5.a'u " i''' '---' '' ''-'' "
fW. AZ, 70 ,," tir',n "D r,,..... p,,r.. pcs,.t.
bhN"on- NIp5 60 49, '.t.. ~. / .,.,I
sens r. ,'hh'h 70. NI,.,S J" . l,, A.,
Lan9, be Ton ,pi'', r.ie'5. ''' . ~ i -,
be-, Hernch; NewbgcnoTt. ,... A.. e.......,.
bosb " 49,, ,,s 4 - tr, m. ms Ponir,,
AhhA - a. ilI N"il . '' o., = & 4, "a, I.
PctOu. Alchi 4. tBrl smith ~ osc r. - , I" ~
Crosby Alexandria. Porto Roc. Z CT, Port .nouth, X J.
-chs susan. Thompson. 1onafes Manson. Manson, AA
Dan. fraacis, Farms NorioA Iiroae SifSlt f.al",i-
l. il NieSersou. NickeIson Mar CROSBY, Albany J
Iooey q q tluti = l'.@, .y1N ~ =, ,,,,
antme sh,2 Cafoos h3"ss' ine't9o. ~" 81, oit,, ~
ward 'pi NN@fA hh1usoh, y .'i' AE".i ii',.,s
Si7 TINS Brown. L!eroo 'rs Of iifi rha . .
PoTf-al-P nee Tho III ttlAftl ia.tlI4 ~ frtt-
"a, ao4 s- an. II e K cals r solomon %s,
drevs TooacT. DO. Ella. Hm N.eiar, VI ma o.,
I'M, rr.r.a ,hi, Band,1,.uo. ". -r,aa Clris "
Br bars Grace Daru- Doa1sl Patagonia STA Bahia,
ler
ton br Gambia Green. lrfu r- NnAC. Patterson * ~
a. isnerc. r. bn. t}ueeu vrsora, Mckinney. Vneea.s
Via Bermuda brgs AanUl. -il9in n i1ni,, Hen
ueua DInei. savannah. Eno-h PR $50 ,erson , al
RIVER tndnrsr Hal Portland. haiIiltI. Lf"lf las
,or Harriet Newell Warren Bangor ilr Lucfe' am
.son CALAIS. Narg Perkns. ttlse. Eas,o.i Abigail ttSlt
C,nino.os o. ,chcCo ar Bermuda sob Rachel brown
Burns. Charleston sec Disasters, 80 hgn-fd b5Ioeii,
james fail RIVER Wood"ei iiatha"a' h'ig"l, 81 Lon
Sa.Sou El.eor Ma Tower, terrs .i.. J. . D1nutlit
pcku.on Ho.,on. Coarod. bl.s Fel.4 IOren,aJ lan-
chanton Hou; teo VIA ko de llaerc. Aho, ta.pool,
Re de Jaaeso Jaboz (Bri Smith. Bermuda sch Milton
Keene. sas .Enah Chss Colga'e seaman. \ fgfa
CALAIS. July -s-AFf scas Bette b ',tef Ne"- l,lh
~ sas Ieel Nes-lasfl, Gtlec, NLef bJi"A. - a
bugs Caenl. Richards. Brsto., F4cior, fIlll 1olds-
bOru- s.. Susan Jane. kalnes, SttIni9fi hl-,,ip"
Luds1.. Boston Peru johnson ~ y ~ mo :. &c
ardson. for rthf brig fmny ffHhs- 't' i' IN '''
Abgni. Dawes Boei,n sn.es ~. 'lif- ..l p ''a
PreLe, rev fOrA. b balnN =. " ~" -
sens Sliah AgAA -, AAa- = " on q ~ o.,
90 t1'Ho "t,,4-A,, t o. tf,- f7.i
Stamford z.ta WIN VI bf's,{, ~ - iia.'" - p,
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Hew-Ycrk Cattle Narket.A,,r.,.

~ F"4ttu I"I ue IT me
Attls Washington Dove Yarl cp1,e. roy--n,y and
fofty- ndFth-st and ~ the Hudson River Bulls He'd IL
# kohmsoa-,t f'r Beeyts For Cows Calves She.- M
iamis a. hfovnin :, SNth-s;-. TNsrt-aV ana a.
Ch@uf erx-l : feot ii Rohiusaa-sfl
~ WASHINGTON YARDS 40 Beeve> wee esr.r.t fsu
s1tihesn AID esierG The demand DUNG ~ v..s ~.
i-eS ioefatT active bIi prices -ashe- ree God
RETAILING qualities >el 81 from = - - , cut so lef
over ~ 49,
~ Baov SlSG'S.-Oaered. q Cow, and Calves An
si1 a fnets ranslnS quality from So 10 So 90
81 - 20 >3asj Lambs s. Is a. s. -5sst Shrgt 80
left over go -l"Nu' ~
AT SHAssIELAISS offered. 20 Beef Cattle Sale. :,
fiorl 60 10 - IS 100 Cows and Calve.-Ss< =, -. go.
wv So <hS SAee9 ard Lalts-Sales Of tie fJyer a.
,rH sSa|'- O. u, and IT, latter a from lllss - -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06
UiSa>fer.. &C.

AWARD uF SALVAGE ~ TEg ,A,E o. SHIP ALLAN Z -
The A. .tTaon Committee of III. Chl cstol Chamber =
Commerce delivered then awards o. ne ~ ms pr IN
sh Alliance lid cargo yic- ve-,el 4, AZ by stranded
Cage Roman Saoa-s follows T. ~, "a Med ~
adj Il tie prt-boa Chsc Who sag'd MOI Il te dry
=pd. $ per cent ~ CAP; Geo fllen II fAe '-bi'
Chatham b. s-Ecc 81 tnr % 70
Capt Sears. ofthe schr keichu4. .a0 ~ cr|k-
OF Tai fls n ano Ter M. ~ lcf cent. :. CAPT Re-
}e4. II the c. a-ol. who saved lac skl
III cargo rfmAnn- % ha ~ Del. Ihs si1 ard jam
aged gods a. h a,prsI.ed. Tie % gods u - ss-
mated - their .gVu4ce fal-e.
Can't Logan OF shp S~s,rls. . Q1ehec from GIa.rt.
rerolfs that be losr Le. John Man~a1ar ger
leGd "a tbe - jul! e'si} trss ia mad. -
u Y.
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" aIcrs

paa Vernon }tl tlns. ut New Nu., hn~ he'u rlr i,fi
4. mario. Iil,n Son Ca NeN-Bcatft to- tic sifui
whale fisher, capt Baker llc of har, Geo Manu Ton,
OF New Bedford. VII command her
PARK ura about '.N tons, of Ncu-N n'., mas Den fil-
chased hv Cras,on WILCOX. ot Neville ilo ilr tn sperm
whale l,hrr. 20 De- commanded b ttYt Cp--'shdi l"'
ofthc John \ Edward OF New Bedford
Arrived y Neg-b,d.lfd 81, t4ts Endea'or. iNn'in
south plc, Ocean Syinsf NSW. Ten win 90 uhS -,
800 do whale or CID "a. barS Date ,hp Martha ro.Atr
North Pa,ihc Ocean
Sailed IRON, Maize Jan % ship Wm Lee, Lee. oi amt for
New uolt on DO, stated tds reported H. I'D 80. 200 win
sailed from S,dnoy. NSW. March -. George, Glars 81
New Bedford. North Pacific Ocean .
letter from apt Poll 81 bark Ociayia 81 New Bell M
reports u singapore Mly 81. with 20" bids 40 "h '
rG
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EOrPlcll HOrfs.

Arr 10 s. Helena June l1th. ship Shcfiau. CORNISH.
shanghai and Hong Kong f.. Loud.a
A. RI rande June llth. bar,s Kns,-,l. HAYES from
paltuno.r arr "a. DIS twas of Hr Deg I'D dffsl NAY
Queen Watson from Richmond. arr lst o-- Oh On hdi.
abre supposed me Russell. from >aleul
Ar q SuTnam 9TH nh. brig Amazon, Prlctr, D1ucet-
ter
A. Cienfrceps June %. burs Sarah Williams. Good ior
Rosfnn swan WHITE. tor Ncwfor> Atnca, lpt Ca.asl TOR
philadelphia, sch , toi Caarl Or bf'.'1-lii'' 'h 10
f.,.ti
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To Mariners.

YULE RorN buoy. ~ rHE SOUND ot Muti-rhc Conn
missuacss Of Nostnrrn lgh houses he-eH notice .n.
nuC. mas been uoCsd about gu .l.fl1rs o. .a y 81 fn
Yuie Rocn 80 thc sound OF Mnll tne .olios.ur IS
specification 81 position and anpcaraa r'. oy III A.
Stevenson. Earlnccr f the Rolrd
Name Of Sta;.11N ME lcks. betWttl Autl1r h C.s-
Tie and thf G-cV Isles
DESCRIPTION ii MARI iect Baog b,ick
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Ilsmors Land bearing 81
Quar-; Castle. az dull. hoaGn- S>F :
Sca'aSl1, House. IN Null bearing SSW n.
B. tfGsT 81 the Board
ALIEN CJNINGU An. Secretary
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IMMATURE tLVAN,c----rHls DAY.
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PHILADELPHIA. Ars .-Arrtea-Br.s Crl.-a'ts
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ANeI payulg from these revenues tins expense OF
supcrmtcndCncc and repairs, Si651 oO0 10 tRe sink
ing Funds, and s.cNe00 to tie General Fund. the
net surplus applicable 10 The unfinished works
follows
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colyed hv fhr suh.criie- 20 thc fDrft .'' f"fhss
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CT nnG y 500 or s2,OoO - h ~, 81
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