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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30


INCREASE OF SALARIEs.-ln consequence
OF a resolution Of the Senate. Mr.. Webster
addressed a circular to our Ministers abroad
making inquiries with respect to the ex-
penses attending their missions. Letters in
reply from Mr.. Lawrence at London, Mr..
Rives at Paris, Mr.. Brown at st. Peters
burg, Mr.. Barringer at Madrid, and Mr.. Fol-
som at the Hague, are published. All these
gentlemen concur in the opinion, that the
present allowances are inadequate. Mr..
Lawrence thinks a Minister at London re.
quires 800, OO0-Mr. Rives $4,000 at Paris,
&c. This may be SO; but, nevertheless, we
fine plenty of illustrious patriots anxious to
sacrifice themselves by accepting these dis
tinguished posts with the existing emolu-
ments. We are not aware that the inter-
ests of the country have suffered from the in
suficiency Of the pay. We have had able
Minis,ers-quite as able as we should have
had, if the salary had been $4,000 or $780,
900. There is no compulsion-no man is
forced to accept the Office. 1.-The cannot live
at SO, OO0-let him draw on his W re-
sources; if he has none, let him give way to
those who have and are willing to devote
them to the public service and their own
glory. But it is said, they cannot make as
great displays aud cut as many shines on
$4,000 as other diplomatists; If we judge by
some, who formerly represented our country
abroad, it is lucky that they can't, for the
more shines they cut, the more discredir
they brought upon the national name. A
good Republican and a sensible man can
live d%ecently anywhere on $9,0O0a year,; a
sot and a vulgarian may expend $5O,o0o,and
he will be a sot and vulgariaD still
But this is only a part ola general move
ment foi an universal augmentation of sala-
ries. The Presidents salary is to be in
creased to $50, OOO-those of the Cabinet Of
%ficeis, and all others, in the same proportion.
We arc to have a splendid Government,
pampered officials and pauperized people,
We are opposed to the whole proceeding, on
principle. The rage for office, low as the
salaries are said to be, is now the scandal OF
the age. Increase those salaries, and sub
vert the Republic. We believe the public
interests would be better served, if public
salaries were reduced and the honor Of pub
lie station were more considered than its
emoluments. We should then have a differ
ent order of men in ofice-men animated by
love of country, and not the love of plumber,
A any rate we should get rid Of the race OF
sneak-the Offce-seaking vermin--who
prey upon the substance Of the people and
disgrace the age and COUNTRY RichmoRa
Whio.
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SPECIE CuRRExcY.-The New York Jour
nal of Commerce, abiding to the scarcity Of
silver, urges the immediate action Of Con-
gress, andsays:
1.-THE market value OF silver prevents its
offer for coinage by depOsitOrs, while the
same cause prohibits the mint from Purchas-
ing it. There is no reasonable objection to
a reduction Of the standard weight of the
silver coin to such an extent as to enable
the directors of the mint, without loss, to
supply the wants oftbe community. If this
measure were separated from the seignoir-
age upon gold coin, and other questions
which embarrassed the bill before Congress
at its last session, it would secure almost
unanimous approval, and afford a great re-
lief to the whole country. The present
standard weight Of the silver dollar is 4l25
grains. If coin representing fractional
parts of a dollar were allowed at the rate oil
$50 grains, halves, quarters, dimes, and
half dimes, could be issued from silver pur.
chased at is market value, and become
plenty for the purposes Of change, without
damage to a single interest throughout the
whole of the Confederacy. Such coin
should be receivable for duties, which woult
Prev mt an over issue by the Government
and it would take the place now literally va
cant, in the wants Of all classes Of the peo'
ple."
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SOON IN VERMONT. "-Professor o. p.
Hubbard, of Dartmouth College, writes to
a friend as follows:-
have been shown this afternoon, and
have now in possession, a series OF speci-
mems containing gold, found in Bridge water,
VT, by Mr.. Matthew Kennedy, Of Ply.
mouth, Vermont.
They were taken from n quartz vein in
mica and ~talcose slate, and the gold is as
sociated and intcrmingled with the white
quartz, ferruginous quartz, galena, and iron
and copper pyrites.
II occurs in scales and grains Of various
sizes, md is Of a beautiful clear yellow.
The vein has been traced some 80 or
100 rods, and further explorations will
soon be made to prove it at other points.
The gold formation is known to extend
nearly the whole length Of the State, and
this discovery may lead to n fair cxamina-
ton Of the formation.
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Ono LEGIsLATURE.-Most Of the seats
are as empty as the heads and will be I'M
til rfter New Years Day.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

AGENT IN New YoRK.-We learn that
the Commissioner of the Sinking Fund
have appointed Hon. A. p. Edgerton, agent
to pay the State interest, transfer stocks,
&c. Mr.. E., we understand, has given bail
in the sum of $500 900, and opened an Of
fee, and is preparing to enter upon the dis
charge Of his duties, in New York.-Stats-'
man.
A nice little chance for Edg. to turn an
honest penny, which the gentleman will be
certain to employ. 1t is high time that the
great democratic" State of Ohio, under the
New Constitution, should open a broker
shop in Wall street! BaAt What says
Johnny Breslin!-Sci0te GGz.
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CoSeREss.-1he big men Of the Nation
are enjoying the Holidays.
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Bridge Doun.--We learn that the bridge
over Little Walnut, on the Columbus road
beyond Lithopolis, has fallen a victim to age
and the freshet and ZONE down. IL the ca
tastrophe should result in the erection Of a
more stable and safer structure, the loss
will not be deeply regretted.
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Another Freshst.-The rain which COM
menced yesterday morning, continued until
about one O'Clock this morning, when the
wind began to blow violently and the wealth
er is now cold with a heavy wind. There
are still heavy clouds, bot occasionally thrO'-
out the day the sun has made it's appearance
and there are hopes that we will have a
change for the better.
Hooking commenced rising soon after
midnight which continued until about eight
O'Clock this morning. 1t was as high as at
the ireshetlast week, but we have not heard
that any damage was caused in this vicinity.
Most of the mails will again be delayed to-
day, on account Of the high waters.
These frequent and long continued rains
will be apt to cause a heavy freshet in the
Ohio; but unless they have extended to its
head waters in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
it is not likely that much damage can be
done.
The canal at L~ockbourne, in franklin
county, has been seriously damaged and it is
reported that some time will be required to
make the necessary repairs. 1t is also ru-
mored that a break has taken place in the
vicinity ofthe Licking feeder. WesuPPose
that, between here and Carroll it will be i'm
possible for boats to pass through, as the
present rise has no doubt carried more Of the
bank into the "ditch."
1t is seldom indeed that three such heavy
freshets have occurred in as many success
sive weeks, and we are peculiarly fortunate
in this region in escaping as well as we
have. w have no news from down thu
Valley, but we think the waters of Hooking
were not sufficiently high to cause any con
siderable destruction Of properly. OF course
fences have suffered some.
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6r"Where does all the whisky 60 to"
that is daily shipped hence on the Pittsburgh
steamers? We can not tell. But a good
deal of the article is taken into the cellars
Of certain Pittsburgh liquor magicians,
whence-after a lapse Of a few days-it
comes forth changed to "OldMonongahela,"
is re-shipped to this city, and sold to those
whose palats reject the raw extract of corn,
which has the home smell Of the next cor
ner above. This business makes freight
for the steamboats,, and builds imposing
blocks Of stores for the magicians.-Cfn
' Gaz.
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FRAUD IN BARREL PoRK.--A despatch
from New Orleans says that most of the re-
ceipts of barrel Pork this season are short
in weight, from two to ten pounds each bar
rel, causing great complaint among dealers.
1t is attributed to fraud, or gross carclessness
on the part Of Western packers.
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LARGE HoGs.-By a letter from Berlin, in
Worcester county, Of this State, we learn
that Mr.. r. ]. Henry, Of that place, killed,
on Monday week last, six superior hogs, Of
his W raising, and which had attracted q
great deal of attention among the farmers in
that section. They weighed as follows:-
44s, 4sO, 500, 552, 556, 588-total 3,l24 lbs,
averaging 52o4 lbs They lacked two days
of being twenty-five months old, and were
one litter of pigs, all perfectly white. Mr..
H. has four shoats, which for their age, are
even better than these.-BGh. Sun.
6J-Bishop Soule of the M. E. Church, il
is stated, has written a letter to the South
ern Christian Advocate, In which he reflects
on some Of the opinions of the Northern
Christian Advocate, and closes by predicting
a division Of the Northern Church.
TURKEYs.-Upwards Of 1000 turkeys
were driven through Mercer, Pa, on Friday
last, en- route for Erie, whence they will be-
sent by railroad to New York. Within q
week past, nearly 1000 have been taken
through that place.
OrT-Louis Napoleon is said to be deeply
Fascinated with beautiful Spanish lady Of
rank, who is supposed to entertain the am.
bilious hope Of becoming Empress, instead
of the Princess Vasa.
HTWe understand that two hundred fat
hogs were drowned on Saturday near Circle
vile by the food.
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But his is only the beginning. The Com
missioners have sent in to the Legislature u
pamphlet OF 81 pages, printed by the public
printers, giving history Of the quarrel, and
attempting to justify their part in 1t. To
this the Treasurer has replied in another
pamphlet, printed by the public printers;and
the time OF the General Assembly is to be
consumed no one can say how long, at the
rate Of some six hundred dollars a day in dis
cussing the merits OF the senseless contro-
versy.-Dayton Goa.
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called mon for IL OF this fund s3s3l,73l 81 IS
lrlIfd on u Crfg &c. ~ p.Ts d 10 TIE oil-l ~ -"
Cr,1t,s 81 ne Stale, thIOush the Ccnnisas1Atf'
OF the Dtposn fsnd. 49,. 80, -. -.
f,scr,nri, 10 over esiiaarff OF the value ~ me
pynisTiy morgsgsd. losses nave non suh- " s'-ne
o., IA sustained. Thee oYtf-F@ uatDhs are hos -.
v.,. the effect Of cartessI ess or cesSn or oeie't
ef,u6,rnsnt MANY % tnem can be clearly rsrel
70 CeOreOaiGrf, caused y the changes lhs'Ani'
,skyP Il.ee ID our great frOrOl2hiaftst arc II oar
,srioUs bushels ESTABLISHMENTS Ana 70 -oni n'
lac UEFsErnt.g O. t-ese 4oaLs OetC.nts Oe-s-5 III
fe,tls oc ard real estate eTscuaiiy acquires more
sIopn ard fixed valce tue lOsses Il = HDi---' VIII
Be sunless ieuous. s 81. -.
ts ccurthl gbfihGr TIE STATE could DO. IS pfo1is-
b, iuyett tie fond IL pl5c stocks ytl - Invest
n orfs A. q has 4 value not % - dtsfe5 Ar
eo. 10 tie DtTtht derived oy me cHi-s1s Hoh 80
e,eClrtnus tx'eLcec 10 tatm.
Iptssc o. ctlayiIz ne use OF tis fund, al rs A.
eUuulaflOfs have reached On ai<plht Ieliefif- a.
s4pCuioI ntI I ADVISABLE amcns!Lhe oluefeni cgIA-
he, II has been deemed befter TO receive spp.icf
tic ne rom ioe 10 TINE. and auth"nzs ne 10 iIs as
iLeyVsTe waited In ms Nay, less sun 4 Is ian
on r. nd compsrstvely unp.e 1u:uFe, and ap9hclAis
have generally been supplied Vhen IAey ces1Iso ~
sIsianee.
Tie appropriations from this fund ha1 fof sever ..
WEARS exce,ced the Yevenuts, although t1ey ma
bssu estimated aih I good cegIee Of certainty III
hi the expiration OF ms yeaT when the books Oh
tbs, flee how balance N the Treasury belonging
TINS iUUC OF e. $50 Il IL - Jilst ~
thar Inc amount trantferred from the revenue for d.
minuuon on ioars far less than formerly ana less
than On aly preceding year being ~ ss2, as a'o'e
stated. 49,
Tbr s.aiemen. also shoTs decreasing list Of the
upsold property, which The Commissioners nsd been
couueiled 10 bid 'niiof the state. Several 81 Inc
puTch9sss thus made have Oeen disposed OF tne past
wear The sfaBs of this fund are generally well
corducted by The respective CommIs one,s ana ap-
near 10 be IN a sound and prosperous condnon. us
Iet revenue equals al interest OF g; W % per cel,
winch cannot perhaps be sald or any other IKE
fund uno ef State manag ement STAGE the org tnli 4
ton of the Government. The p'e'lse revenue Oh
THIS iuDd for tne year ending SON September leoV,
was $25l SO IS and i0f The year el1Iag tJtA sep
TENDER, 1851, II was $3.50 go "a.
PREMISES bid n Tor the State ny the Commissioners Of
the United States Dspost Fund. under foreclosure OF
morigsge hlch renamed uIso.e On the 3oih sspsen-
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Us bal steamship Manos Bsuy. from Chl'sstoa
Len Cbariest ssiy dsystCP NJ Have had as.U
salts fIoui J.. 10 y y W. tbr sItps Dsna<s.
q 8 MAJ sisam'hip Ohip soheBos, from Ch.gfss, &C,
g. "a O. Roberts The ono sailed fofa Chagrss "a the
IsA' % ihs 20 ult sVeo n, sAa Jgaa "a the nom
M OF lie An. nd Gslss ora h.fe havana az
t,TrooH he 2jb vl sUsed a. Havana tbs giaping
Of his 5b ot, ano ieh here TOR New Yors al NJ 'iS
Ill
Ship Mar us tof Bosom uaker. s. de- I'm Hare. With
dss and re phssenErrs % Taylor rsrfni The has
heavy yessry ztIss % The pa-sase started
head sad suffered sails, sc Has had pIlo, on board
days
BrT II tuue, (Of Orard nsW KIllHan. 10 d In Ma
al a. viii spsfs sLa lunibsf. - r. =. Buek
BHs NM fflian.l Craafh. - dsys form GesO8 vita
mcso 10 tssJie'. - passsDses
scar Lewis Esiry %. In. P)TilanG, vish n.dss
TO g. ". Lewis.
scar. frances Newton. DlsnnsA, ds ia New Bed
ford, IA o! sst
Propsler F4sfsrn State Flowers d. ia Philadelphia,
bond T. Bosfcz
Tho ,bp Yorkshire, reported yesterday by plot bOst
Rss net yet arrived
BBLOW-ship Duchess d'Oflesns Hatton. Hsvrs I'LL
Uth ndse and pDseF gr's. to ". = bullock.
Ship Rhine, DOane. HAVE Nov 10, zdss and yss-
sengsrs, To ID. HpIlbUt $ 2,
SbiD Coma Linn. ClafEoU . Dnu1an g. Dimon
shp pon, sot . d.. I'm. D1maTscoa 10 ba'-
lat 10 m.seY. -
SAILED re1mship Cherokee, Vodls, CAsuos ship
star Of the West, Blown, Liverpool.
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On Wednesday Jan T. RICHARD S, son OF Joseph NJ
and EA4atcth W. lnlsy aged years. "'@s"s Naa
Tse r.ls,ve. and ierd Of the f%Iy ar. ,s:>stfsly
70 on H1 Tss,dsy Jan O. sfer brief los,. BLANCHE
ss,d IA n onths, only dsush.sF # DOS III and Aisa
BIawAng Blanche 81 tpstb
"a Baltimore rausf. viea.s w No.. rouNr
m Wsdnesdav. Jan ~ q shou tlness JOHN
T0WNSkND son Of John rown',as Jr sssd ~ yea,'
The relatives AVID tlstds 81 toe i'mly ss n' n "
attend the iusersl from at- rs dsnss NO % hNs'
ton ~ ON Friday, Jan q ool"eA = NJ. -. ....
~ Poushkee,ie an PS'se" ess ssre's es.Ss ~
ss's y,lif.,t son o. sumner aad III xsoeth Il ssoae
Inc fan.ra WI take place ~ ,Ay Jaa al ,. IN
"'% ~" .1 IT,, ofse,s' fever. wiLLIAm HEN
RY eldest child OF wIhsn II aud nars L. Weed IN tho
ysgslsI services wi bs bod Or yrda, afternoon a,i
o'cock. AZ bis e.srdiah.r rs',cesc. 80 ia y,
as whore he ella ives sna fi'.oJs Of "a. FANNY AAa
Hssy rsh' a.. We r' a. sH 20 Putnam Co.
in MS state iodier of De- Rev.lsua =, ana iainer o.
Ofin aud James Cove of ihi, Cy 81 Al MS frsdsnee
os he slst Dee lie hal neA 'eseh'd tas eai u hn
e9l year AT tie eay age 10 be sahs'sd IA tho Mny,
and ,,iv.d an me cl,so Of Toe Uaul wlhla the la
year TWO Of as ne be p''s, we'd o 'sv' a.
b0dt ard mud lie Wap OF NfIhhs mNtiV "
.opsd o, emsn', and Lsois Il ucpsty, whse rave sg
only vh he tauIe 4 the yp"tis OF A"u's In N' ~"
AZ 'Chesisitowu Md. Dec 30. WILLIAM coNSTA'
A. R chm Odd Va Jan I. PHILIP HARRisoE, Sem
SON anstlye at ConBsenons. aged ~ He had been
msEber Of the Vermont leg slrns -.
\
A. Jackson Mrs Dec 49, 60 CORNCtlVs ChM
MACK President OF me rscs't ale CIavss,on Of ms
People If NJ ssss'ppi - ..,.,, -.
Al Rockville Ohio. Dee 10 RZRA WYATT, aged
80 BE emgTaed 90 tho wsste's ksssIvs from NJ
burgh n Y and ssusd in Gu ga Co ssd erso'ed the
frat stist mill on the k'seI's. ,.,,,,.,xn,, yrp
AtCncnnati. oh .. Dee - Ma WILLIAM nLiVhh.
On, Poatuastsr seed 10 he had tsrtsd WI d. ncton
In the lac war vi Bran and saA D. 80 meneof
Of ne slas seIAs and bod Id @asJ isSo'aAt paonS
A. Cncmoati Ohio. Dec % WILLIAM GOwEs.
native Of Penn'y'snia aHd resident Of o"'"AA" 'O
year-. 49,, a., =, n. ., N,
BENIHAM RltLEY ssed % - .,,,,,,,,
At CorwIg, Ohio, rv0ecin. I RAEls NODDHUff.
Fsq frmsry 4. selyeJoT Of LsRos Tar The North veal
Territory .uv,
A. Calais Monroe 20 Ohio Dos & Ms ELLEN u
hAFTZ, fTDsly Of Asnto~n P,, ssad "
A. Aeten. NJ recently, JOSHUA Bh ACkErl, afer
olutobary soldier.
A, Du1hsu D. s,sn,rd Go. " n q. Dee o. Cssan
FLEAIER BENNETT. eyed ~ a rsvolntlopar estflot
A. Roff"k Va, uteatlv. Capt SIEPblbN WRIGHT,
d ensign IA be fcgouiionsFF 49, aFsi 80.
On " ed ssday, Jan 7. CsTHFR,NE BLIZABETH.
daFhief 4 An snd Ana l. Mushy. after an illness
olive DAYS, o. caet ioyer asd yeas II months, and
5dsYs
Tie hends o. she lsnly invsd 20 attend her hrns
raj nom No 2j) heny - This afternoon, al o'clock
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MARRIED.

n, W,j,.sdav Jan by lie N0st htF. AEehhlshs9
HNsht. J GEORGE COrf>BERjEk jr, te JULIA
sau.hi,r 81 the late J,bs ; l.mnihs. -
OiIyFR 4 DENrON to - =. MAerHA slDthhi
At the same me JOHN HARMS 10 MIS- AM
= SQUIRE daughters Of Ahnef SSsis, tSTneilF ." han-
iois. Com
" ~ ~ br cnmags. W. BOyp. al lie asTdt
vie 20 hli~s pHEBE DODGE ot ~eH- tsfns
Al whtlocSvle, West 60. "a iue,sa .Sssrt, , ,sn
g. hy Rev L Il Andrews. Nj ~ nnN " "'
lula A REYNOLDS, a. q ~ afost psss ~.
Al Oshkosh VIZ, Dec ~ d. } l. JENCNts :" MS
ElIkN }. daufhis # De - Kew ~ hHh S~'h' :"
81 Peers Cburch. Nes Nlts CIV ,., ..o,.rr
~ N,iransse. Ns. Dc ~ JOHN LAfOiNEEb
NJ NAkCY RlllEN. a. Ne~Darsh y ...
Al Pitt,hareh p Jan Nv. WILLIAM hUNIsn
sd,or I'll mo Carsf.gH Aatol4ie. 20 MIS- q sSOLAf
MrlAhIN.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
The Canal contracts.

ALBANY. Wttl tstAJ Jaa. :, le39.
The CAral Commissioners having been oensnred
for the manner which they aEsrdsd the CONTRACTS
for the enlargement, &c, M MA'her, one OF the
Commissioners, today of,r the foloslns fesolu
ton IN the Canal Board. 10 he called up hereafter
R,so,sd Thatthe Lss sstore 10 fescsstfap "qles'se
tosrpint Commute 20 exam oe AAd lafvrs iao me
.cI,,p f each aud ,vrfy 90 Vac OAosl bsd and
Of N. Board Of Canal Cimu 1efs ATE s@si1eef aAt
Surv.ror and Dvsicn Fnr'lsers h"rg charge 4 hat
o,tor If tue Carsis thr work was 10 be let Tor the
c.mp'st,n u the Ere Cans Faia sems't ne oeuetst
V.,v and Black River Canals sud en- Hr nTat 81 The
I.ks IN the OssscS CarAl the assniss 81 cnnfraa
a.d Al she acts connected ths sane, ~ - TIE a.
charte q. the duties OF TIER N - rSspestivoy
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To mnriners.

Tie following information dated Cuseai Nsy ~. ~ ~
has teen received at the Neherl4bss Consulate h'a -
tayeYr0, Il CurafOs ard cspeLceEciss "a.
PROM the 2CIh Nov 1851 there will ss shown an W
and Ijgls CuTacos from sunset 70 tnsfss -. - M
gnsed 20 Nethsflsnd els palms above ths ~sls
deg g min North latitude. and % deg "a mn ioAs"~S
" eat iron CIesnNlch. .,....ee
Of y tes miss II IS 10 ceRoe al Which "A
Iigkt beug BY s, al The ssms i@s De sc 80 ri
elevation # ellis above the water Of the Boaane i@s
byS. .t,,i. "a
This Light which marks the danger as isisna i1 80.
race Z serves pO.lt DOT PoLt CaneoD, ths Da
efn cor ef Ct Curacao Which pDist, situated ono ..
N W Gen The Light IL also sonsidersd very sshssi'~
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DisaStsrs. &c.

BRITISH SHIP OTTAWA the .hip bsAbus, Baker ~
lNsd ths POI yesterday from HAVE, regpt. that oa s
2ht Dec lat. g lou % f, ilwIh the Bf snip Osss
WatsIlsgssd aGd sbslosbsd her roddsf was gore aeo
sp1Ts staltFg san. tent the y4rd, qAA.sr epsss an
cbors the bow Supposed he c'eS had oesa aka o.
BRIO ELAwARE Brs voOf, from savannah ior rsheoe.
Eha 9TH caro- II nee and coitob. rsDoIsa 20 sAss
been sunk 81 sea 2eth plt no la giysn "se n sels
Wuh an Foi ME JOhr,op from Liverpool bf Chsie'tAl
The cfsw ofths brig saved her clothing oap ~.
arrived AZ Chale,on ~ the kGens % ne IA ias ih'
81 D y a n wed In her var and Nss IeAky
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CLEARED.

CIesGrN.
resnsr K,Pnebso se,nop'. ~ ls6s,phi, N STAFFORD.
Shlps--st Denis. FOlss bee. HAVE, Boyd q Hlsckea;
AtgoBant, Bas.r. Boston, CNg 20.
Big PINE Royal Doe. Be nu,s, W -. Davenport
SchooBers-V Dnbosq, Car i.is, Baltimore. James
psbf biste. Hammond balligars. " Jll.r 4 LUd JO-
tmnh n cbos wilmington, ,IasT Potter; Athzis,
Weldon Analachicola, H. POsti d. Is. Kse.er, C1bslh,
hsetIa.. G. 4 Snow.
sloOp X, ger Williams. Rkod3s, Providence, master
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MARINE JOURNAL.

IMMATURE ALsAkAc-...Tan pAT
sUN-Rses-.. ~ Sets. rs NOos-fsts ..-.- N
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Sandy Hoob. lila Gov islsrd. 10 Ella Hell Gate n IN
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IN Z Mol sfeom. A'p Hcrron JyoE Frosasrs)e-L
Bowie Is W Fore Daiea q. IooBis r. stiasos
hpsJ Ca Z Crpt hIlls' Mr. Gordz Aaa HON,
CohB, J. M Hard A l. H.elis., " Ha.siufs, l..
Jones. Wsuon. n Als'ok. r. Chnsps, q y,
L.mkUh J. Bod and sdy. 7 An.F. Mis-. Bussr sad AL
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THE BANKS AND THE BANK FUND.
In pursuance Of chap. lo4, Laws OF 1851, The BANK
Fund was uaLsieITed 10 the charge OF the Supefln"
teIceLt Of the Banking Department on the 2osn day
OF June, 1881.
Tie hsaIce in the Treasury on tbs
sWh sent 1850 Was .---.-..------sl0iei 26
Amount q receipts lst0 the IIeSsurT
Irtp tke 3t.h Sept, 1880, 10 18Th
Juss W5l....--....,--.. l3l, eo3 81
Amount uapsfeTfed from he Gtner-
al Fukd ftvenue for lnlefts' On
T,,xnv D,po,i. s...--...---.. $50 IS
- Sl4) 351 80
ss,, lsso TO 2s JuIe' is5i.'-s--..... 1897 80
Balance in the Treasury on The ash June, 1851,
usBsfeIIed to the charge II the SupeIIntend-
,,t sfte Ban.lts Department .....-...-- S?6 9l9 30
The following Is d statement OF the condition oil
the Fund on tie 2Sth day OF June, 1881, VIZ;
Of ne Fund SC2645l 6s
bststs Of Isrlvent Bahks--..------- s23 623 80
b. nos ara Di0tssgts--------------- IfoVt -
G. N7 S.
Debt eiths $3.50 3Ol a
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EffHtt
RalaTc Treasury the seth Of
sept, I83o.-......-... -.sl37,5Ac
Amount received into tho Treasury
DUNG the year ending s0ih Sept,
1851 ..-.-..,---....- -.--..--.-..- 2t5O7lN
Amount transferred from the Gen-
tIsl FUND for interest on
moneys IN the Treasury belonging
TO the tchool Fund during the
year, per chap 1872. Laws Of l8t9-- ll,16 81
Amount Transferred from the L. s.
Deposit Fund. for pay
meats into the Treasury account
" ~ fti rs
Amount paid nj of the Treasury during the
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Prom ne above il appears that the trus, ac,,v1,
~ M sns .o1 pany Is - listed and closed Preyions
sesuoh OF chap S25 Of Las Of ISIS Vas mod So,
~, W.! Ileo. lie balance on hand. over and shoxs
stn necessary 10 pay the inieres. on ne CO.,
NJ Nss PAD over and the aecounI classd