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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16
CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

CI1EAI y hNlSfllNb WAREHOUSE,
ESOR the especial convenience of HOUSEKEFP-
NJ ERS, BOARDING HOUSES, HOTELS, &c.
Convinced that such establishment has long been
needed IN Baltimore, we take pleasure in informing
the public that one is now open, where can be seen a
collection of the greatest variety of new and useful
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES to be found in the
city. Many of the articles are of entirely new pat
terms, and were never before in this markets thew
have been selected with great and labor, and will
be sold at such prices cannot fail tn please House
Keepers will find it for their interest to visit this es
tahlisinlent, as they can here obtain almost every
article they want without the trouble of going else
where. We shall sell our goods at a small advance
and consequently can have but ONE PRICE We
are convinced that this is the policy for the BUYER
as well rs for the seller. For list of goods see the
published catalogue the occasional advertisements
in the papers. &. E. WETMORE s. CO,
Howard street,
n9-d2In 2d door north of Baltimore, east side
HDLANIsHED &; COMMON TIN WARE.
IL Just received from New York, n lot of splendid
PLANlSHED WARE, consisting in part of
Coffee higgins and FIITERERS
Tea aud Coffee URNS, with and without heaters
Imperial DISH COVERS, in sets
Steak Dishes; Soup Tureens; Plate Heaters
Tea and Coffee Pots; Cheese Toa.tcrs
SHAVING CUPS, with and without heaters, SC.
With variety of common TIN WARE, for sale
low, ut the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No N. Howard street.
n9-eo2m C. f. WETMORE s. co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16

INSTRUCTION IN PENN1ANSHIP.
wv *. WALCOTT has the pleasure of an
w nouncmg that his course of instruction in
all the various branches of Practical and Ornamental
Penmanship, will he recommended on MONDAY
EVENING, Sept. 10th. Hours of tuition, from half
past 10 o'clock, p. NJ. Terms reduced from So to
IS, payable in advance.
Having given general satisfaction in teaching Pen
anshp IN this city last Winter and Spring, he hopes
that he will meet with liberal share of patronage this
season, and particularly invites his old students to
call upon him again.
sel4-tf w X WOI,COTT
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16

WRR. JOHN ROSE, THOMSONIAN PRAC-
~ TITIONER OF MEDICINE, Office and Dwell
ling, PRATT STREET. second door East of Sharp, Bal
umore. jylly
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"ANTED, Immediately, TWO MEN, expert
w enced in running the Woodwork Planning
Machines Apply at the new MILL corner of Abe
marie and Fleet streets. nl6-2tt
NW ANTED-AL LADY, who has received an &
w ccent English education, and since had great
experience in teaching all the higher branches there
iii, would accept of situation lnstructress in a
private family, TO act principal, assistant
IN Female Academy, in out of the city of Bal
tmore.
Satisfactory testimonials and references can be Civ
Ell as to superior qualifications aud an irreproachable
haacer, by addressing note TO G. l.. NJ the of
flee of the Clipper. nl6-lt*
a N AMERICAN REPUBLICAN wants
"a situation as Porter in some large establishment,
where he could make himself useful to his employer.
For reference, apply at this office. nl4-3t
s.v WANTED. A full bred POINTER
N;S=kStfas, PUP, for which q liberal price will be
K.s.=.=sss=A- given. Inquire at this office nl3-4t
SITUATION WANTED. BY a Young man
- assistant clerk in grocery, flour, or com
mission store, or any other respectable mercantile
situation, where he could make himself useful to his
employer The very best preference will be given.
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Once,
ny No. 10 Exchange Place.
wv tNTED. two Apprentices, from Is 10 II
w years OF age, to learn profitable mechanical
business Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
NJ No 10 Exchange Place
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16

TABLE CUTLERY.
/ 0GEI.S', PARKERS', MOENS' AND RUS
IA Sells TABLE CUTLERY. Just received a
good assortment Of the above mentioned Cutlery con-
/ sisting of
Fine Ivory balance Knives and Forks in sets of 81 to
l :, SO pieces, with French Forks.
Fine Ivory, Table and Dessert balance handle Knives
with Waterloo 3olsteis for Silver Forks.
Silver handle Table and Desser Knives for Silver Forks
Fine Self Tip Knives and Forks, in sets and dozens
Fine Ebony Handle Knives and French Forks.
good assortment OF Carving Knives and Forks.
Cook and Bread Knives.
Childrem's Knives and Forks.
Game Carvers Beef Slicers; Oyster Knives.
Butcher Knives Meat Saws and Cleavers.
Champagne Openers; Nut Picks, with ivory and com
!. mon handles.
Razors, Scissors, &C., with a variety of POCKET
l CUTLERY. AT the Furnishing Warehouse,
\ n9eOlm No. 2 N. HOWARD STREET
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d Il d
On the 10th inst, Mrs Catharine Spencer aged
about u yearsone of the Oldest residents of Fells
Point, and native of the Eastern Shore of Md.
I MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16

RAlLlFF'S SALE. will expose, at Public
-AD Auction, on THURSDAY, the 2lst Nov, inst,
at ~ O'Clock in the morning, in Hanover street, oppo
site the Market House, the following goods and chat
tells, taken to satisfy house rent due John Clifford to
wit: | Siteboard; ] mahogany Table; Pine do.
Work Stand; pair Grass Andirons
| pair Plated Candesck 7; do Brass do
Window Blinds; Looking Glass
Mantle Ornaments; ten plate Stove, pipe, Sc.
Bedstead; Ingram Carpet; do Rug
breadths Rag Carpet; Washstand
l Clock; Shovel and longs, and ls Chairs
All persons interested will therefore please attend.
|, nl3.sw3t* STEPHEN DARDEN, City Bailiff.
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RUBBERS! RUBBERS!! RUBBERSr!
OXER-SEIOES. OVER-SHOES!


or every kind quality and description, Mt lou prices.
s.s1a Misses Rubbers, for 50 cents
czzzs&ssy Ladies' do. IS I"
Mems kubbers 81. Also, a very beautiful article of
Ladies' new style Guodyear's Patent Rubbers, war
ranted not TO harden by cold, very choice and
Portable article Ladies' gentlemen and children can
door above Charles-st
nl4-3t r. b. GRIFFIN
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Ep r. MALLS, HOUSE, SIGN and FANCY
ZEE PAINTER, No. FAYETTE STREET, opposite
Christ Church. ial2-ly'
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GENTS CLOAK TASSELs. Just manu-
IN featured and for sale, large assortment of
Gents Cloak Tasscls at very reduced prices Call
J. Nj. HAIG, Fringe Factory,
nl3P lal Baltimore street, 4 doors above South.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16

~ STRAAS! STRAASM So
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
HESE beautiful BREASTPINS, which excel
IL the diamond for briaAcy, are Just received and
for sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert.
For or 81, Pin can be procured which looks az
well as diamond at $780, Gentlemen in want of a
handsome Breastpin, are invited to call and see the
different patterns. iyl8-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
Have YOU read Cass's Texas letter.
Ncs--and Il statesman such as he,
Would show his character the better
To write his name without the { ="
CLAY TRIBUNE.

tS We continue to receive from 100 TO 800 sub
scribcrs per day this paper, and we are still able
10 supply TIE back numbers. We trust the ttlends
OF the Wing cause who moi otherwise well sup
piled with Wing Documents for their ghbors will
make some exerion to extend the circulation OF this
cheap paper
No contains Mr.. Cays Letter the Annexation of
Texas Mr. Van Buens Letter on the subject: Wing
Song entitled Wing Rally; Full Accou3, OF the Great
National Convention at Baltimore with complete list OF the
Delegates from all the States o: the tnon the Great Wing
Young Men, Convention. with the o the Officers ABB
-,ract, OF Speeches. Retrs OF the Virginia Eec
ions Progress Of Science aud improvements IN the Csetu
Arts from Mr. E>wurth Report the Texas Treaty Photo
graphic Sketches OF Prominent Members OF Congress No L.
John Quincy Adams. No. II. Senator Choatc &c.
No contains Remarks Free Trade Mr.. Frelinghuy
sens Testimony the character and qualifications OF Henry
Clay: Mr.. Clay Letter his during the Prcsien
Philadelphia Political Affairs France To the Laborn.
Glasses the United States the Tariff; together with
Foreign und Domestic News, &c. &c. &c.
No the Address ofthe Wing Members Of the LIE
gslaure ot NewIork Several Wing Songs; The British
Iani Bill Defeated the House i.oco.focoisn pleads
guilty The Question oil AnneNation LocoFo the
Capital Letter from Cassius u. Clay and
Slavery; Freushuysen aud Van Buren, the Life OF Prs
uner besides several columns of Miscellaneous Matter sc
NJ contains ~ e;s Message Annexation The Great
Western Reserve Convention Mr.. Clay and Pennsylvania
Fielnghuysen GeneTnl Cass Annexation The e;eyts
for Annexation Beion Annexation Clay Club Conyen-
ton. &c.
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The Magnetic Telegruph-i,s Success.


The miracle OF the humiliation of space is at
length performed. The Baltimore Patriot OF
Saturday afternoon contains the action OF Con.
gross up to the moment of its going to press
received from Washington by Magnetic Tele-
graph Despatch. The Patriot says
meets between the Capitol at Washington and
the Railroad Depot in Pratt, between Charles and
Light.strects, Baltimore The wires were brought
in Yesterday from the outer depot and attached
to the Geographic apparatus in third story
room in TIC depot warehouse building. The bat
t,res were charged this morning, and the tee-
graph put in full OPERATION conveying intelligence
10 and from the Capitol. A large number of
gentlemen were present to see the operations OF
this truly astonishing continuance. Many adj
mitted 10 the room had their names sent down,
and in less than a second the apparatus in Balti-
more was put in operation by the attendant Ill
Washington, and before the lapse Of a half
minute the same names were returned plainly
written. At halrpast | l O'Clock A. NJ, the ques
ton being asked here, what the news was at
Washington % the answer was almost instanta-
neously returned" Van Buren, Stock is rising"
meaning of course that his chances were
day next. The time of day was alsp cnquircd
for, when the response was given from the Capt.
toll" forty. nine minutes past eleven" AT this
period it was also asked how many persons were
spectators to the Geographic experiments IN
Washington ?-the answer was " sixteen" After
which variety of names were sent up from
Washington, some with their compliments to
their friends here, whose names had ust been
transmitted TO them. Several items Of private
intelli gence were also transmitted backward and
forward, one of which was an order to the agent
here not to pay certain bill. Here, however,
the electric fluid proved too slow, for II had been
paid few minutes before.
At half past II o'clock, the following was sent
to Washington, "Ask reporter IN Congress
to send despatch to the Baltimore Patriot at
p NJ In about a minute the answer came back
thus: 4" 1t will be attended to-
2 O'CLOCK p. M-Thc despatch has arrived, and
is IS follows:
One O'clock.-'Thcrc has just been made
motion in the House to go into committee OF the
Whole on the Oregon question. Rejected-ayes
70, nays Sc.
Hall past one.-The House is now engaged
Gil private bills.
Quarter to tpo.-Mr. Anterior is now speak,
ing in the Senate.
Mr. S. will not be in Baltimore to night.
So that VIC are thus enabled to give to our read
crs information from Washington up to . o'clock.
This is indeed the humiliation of space.
The Clipper of Saturday contains the follow
ing information regarding the construction and
working Of the Telegraph;
The wire, perfectly secured against the wea-
,her by covering of rope. yarn and tar is
conducted on the top OF posts about 20 feet high,
and about 100 yards apart. We understand that
the nominations on Monday next will be forward
ed to Washington by means of this Telegraph.
The following is the Alphabet used:
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The Cav Tribune

published week. Till the close of.he Presidential
Campaign. Il will be thoroughly devoted To the advancement
of the Wing Cause and the election Of HENRY CLAY.
II viii contain substantially I'll the Political matter which ap
peH' IN the Daily and Weekly Tribune. with bret summary
News fine Day and transmitted subscribers FOR the
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"m"'e '''n iof sso or scarcely than cent q copy.
nose VII" may see 1T, favor with their patronage will
o9ee US 3 sendus Il their s early as possible so as to
secure full sets
% Subscriptions be RENTED through tie Post oice.
at our risk.
s When single copies ordered the price of which is
20 gents for the 49, subscribers viii be yri,
the envelope but all other where club, q, Il ve q,
formed, the packages be directed to some pd
v1uh Of The club, of;o the Pos, Office
Ia the Cts OF New YORK only Ge oLiined the Pub
l,jns Office or from the NewSboys.
D NEW SUBSCRIBERS sui commence with tl,e first num-
Der.
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Tribune Buildings, leo Nsssau-st.
Etu- York, .fpr1 10. 1874,
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a. A discovery has been made by which can.
non can be discharged by the simple action OF
COMPRISING the atmospheric air contained IN the
vent of the gun, by an. application OF means TIE
most certain snd economical that have ever been
invented for this purpose, dispensing with the
lock and port fire; and which had 1t been sooner
discovered would have been saving to this
Government of many thousand dollars within the
last ten years. II is By the same gentleman, MI
Shaw, that invented the percussion copper cap
and also the cannon lock, which have been IN
,roduced into not ONLY the United States service,
but that OF Russia, England and France.
Richmond Compiler, 18th inst.
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% MutuaI Life Insurance COMPANY OF
Now orik.Th:. Instllminn dunn The month OF \ pn.

[myl edJell Total Lives Insured. Al
The Junius Tracts.
No. I. The TEST; or Pa;tics Tried By their Acts.
No. II The Currency.
No. III. THE TARIFF.
No. ". LrE oy Henry CLAY.
No. V. PoLrrIcAL ABOLITION.
oVl. DEMOCRACY.
No. WI LABOR AID CAPITAL.
No. VIII. THE Public L,SDs.
Price Reduced.
The Price Of the JUNltls TRACTS for the RESIDENTS!
Campaign will be SIS thousand.
THE WHOLE SERIES. bound together. comprising l2s
pages is published Mt 1 e hundred.
.Nc,c- York, April ~ lSI.
r. Orders must be accompanied with cash.
GREELEY McEI.R.trIT.
3D. 3..w Publishers Tor the AUTHOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

ATTRACTION VS.. ONloNs.-The magnetic power
Of the compass needle, says the Magazine of Sci
ence, may be entirely DESTROYED or changed by be-
ing touched with the Juice onion. This Is alto
gether probable fact, the same eject II Is well
known. is produced upon young ladies who use the
W erohlP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

u Prentice says a Leco.Foco of his acquaint-
ance, on hearing of the late tremendous Wings
victories, exclaimed, Tho Wings tell us about the
same old coon, bat this isn't the same old coon at
all 1t is a much bigger coon, with sharper teeth,
kecncr claws, longer tail, and more rings around
=.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

Mouyr IpA.-Oar to~nsman, Hcn. Henry Vail,
has purchased for So 900 the elegant summer resi-
dence Of A. p. Heart, Esq. on Mount Ida;
49, Irrny Budget.
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II The Quebec Canadian says that fresh slip
took place, from the rock nj Quebec, near where on
the 18th May 1884, thirty persons were Killed ny me
urea, slide. No person was hurt but several iami-
lies have removed from thu neighborhood.
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woe. Nv. No. az.
e uale q DE Iaton and winch one might think. would be

the pale the MON. and which, nigh, think. would be
irst entitled 10 ,ic'r s.tnpathss
ri COUNTY, ict look little into the effects Of
Annexation upon Louisiana u cotton sugar proiucin.
Iate. the lands .,Ians wall he reduced serer.r
tiaa 10 onssna from the itantic siayehodac state viii
lac; may expect paa emigration from -nln
M Texas Tins BEN. the where shni Ne find
kci 10! cur improved unmproved landl An improved
o: land worth iy thousand dollar would not
mnGd twenty thousand as no purchasers could be found
whit condition would TIM. STATE OF things reduce the lnebt
ed potion our people, who might wish 10 sell whose
,acs might he sold unier execution The effect the
Prcc Of cotton aud sugar would he equally great We
he made in Texas. and that the cmHie of that country
favorable 10 is production THIN That o Louisiana Tan. then,
rs ,s, rr V',"i 80 - iS as =, -, u. T., j
twenty live cents The may be said OF the
petition itc Texan cotton planter The aDd would be much
cheaper aad the climate and soil As well not better adapted
10 ~ cultivation But There important cCnsd
erajinIonc which seriously affects interests sugar
and cotton pianers and that the rapid and immense aGl
uoH which would be made the quantity Of our s'hpe 1.-THE
treaty he ratified there be- doubt that ~ the three
Introduced into Texas from T. : principally from sec
of the Slayehodnc states producing and but
thousand hands the cultivation o cotton and fifty thousand
m ill., a 90 oS T one n li ea nnd ss S
hocsheadS sugar to the crops and these
hundred Thousand bales OF the former md more OF the lat
ter What must inevitably be tie result OF ills great addition
each kty Ard you prepared "
suffer to tbs, extent L" aid IN The Accomplishment" OF leasse
Ire and from which you denve Us have eneavoredto
s:iu,v, corresponding advantage
have thus fellow citizens, presented 10 PLAN,
unyarnIhed way the views entertain upor question which,
lam compelled 10 believe has been acta,ed, inception
and progress. rather with view the qualification Of ish
ambition and the attainment ~ power than to promote the IN
iere mad harmony OF tine whole country And conclu
son. would ask TO and reflect Us have done, be
fore you allow yourselves To be carried away BY the specous
but false argument; Of the advocates Of this would
ask, If immediate Annexation n such overwhelming
that should be ready 10 sacrifice for IT. attain
those great pnncipcssuch National Currency,
Tariff, Distribution Of the Public ar!s-or which have
lUug and ma.uly cnutendc TO obtain Texas, which
he obtained this only with danger and dshunor
wiling throw overheard these and tho other principles
of The Wing party, aud after them MAN who IS
their trlCst and best representative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

A SLAYER TAKeN.-Wc nouced a few days ago
the fac, that crew of the British brig Alert had
been beaten off by a SLAYER, under American
colors. Ii seems that the U. S. brig Porpolse has
come across the vessel and has her IN charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
baltimore Patriot.

STOLEN PROPERTY REsToRED.-On the first
Sunday in October last, the Hancock school.
house was entered, and the desks and closets
broken open and pundered. On the 22d instant,
wednesday, bundle, containing part of the
things stolen, was left Gu the step of door in
Morton street, leading out of Salem street. On
one Of the sheets OF several quircs of letter paper
IN the bundle was The following noe: wish To
have these things carried To the Hancock School,
for they are stolen property. REreNrAST."
Boston Transcript.
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Hash:aston, May 81 1871 '''--'-'''D'-'' D''''''0'

Coop News FOR TRAvELERs.-Wc are rejoic.
e9 that there is prospect Of the intolerable
nuisance of cab,dtivers, baggage. smashers, run
ners, &c. sc. at steamboat landings, being abated,
at least partially MIR. Brown, the new Inspec-
tor of Hacks and Cabs, advises the travelling pub
lie, on the arrival of any Of the morning Or even
ing boats not 10 employ any of the persons who
arc found crowdpg around the gang-way, or
plank, but step ashore, and they will find the
drivers with their carriages. The law demands
that they shall remain at their carriages, and it
is his intention 10 put ;his section of the law in
full force. Complaints ofany transgresson of the
law regulating hackney coaches and cabs, may
be made at the Mayors Office, or to Isaac II.
Brown, Superintendent Of Hacks and Cabs, 2G5
Grand street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

the mode of operation is plain and simple.
UrsroElcA1 SoIREE.-The beautiful mansion
OF Mr.. Hickson w. Field, in Washington Place,
was thrown open TO the members of the Hlstor
cal Society and g large number of distinguished
strangers on Thursday evening.
About two hundred persons were present,
among whom we noticed General Almonte the
Mexican Minister, now residing in this city,
pending the proceedings on the subject of the
Texas treaty, Chancellor Kent, Chancellor Ere
linghuysen Hon. Willard Fillmore, Hon. Joshua
A. Spencer, Judge Oakley, Hon. Alex IL. Eve
rett, and many of our most respectable citizens.
These social meetings Of the Society will have
beneficial effect upon its interests, and Will
serve TO render its objects more generally known
to literary men, as well from other parts of the
Union as from abroad.
Ii is gratifying TO see the interest evinced by
our wealthy retired merchants IN the cause OF
science aud literature. The public spirit OF MIR.
Field is frequently exhibited, and particularly IN
the splendid entertainment given by HIM on the
occasion mentioned Commercial.
Look AWAY OVER yoXpER-A vessel is shortly
expected to arrive at this port from Bremen, with
All immense telescope, which has been manutac-
turcd in that country for the National Observa-
tory at Washington. Some idea OF lis magnitude
may be formed wher we state that tits contained IN
fifteen boxes, three of which are sixteen feet
in length. The telescope that is now in use
at the observatory was manufactured by the
same opticians, and though not half the size
of the one on its way to this country, is of great
power. We learn that at recent trial of It's
powers, the hands OF a watch could be distinguish
ed at the distance ola mile from the observatory
and the name on small door sign, at the same
distance, could be distinctly read. 1.-THE power
of the new one should bear any proportion to ITS
size, it may be considered fair rival in transmit
ing news to Alovse's magnetic telegraph.
Baltimore Republican.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
M. In NASSAU STREET.
All kinds OF Job PRINTING! such
P,rPiTLTrs MAMMOTH Snow Bills
CATALOGUES. LECTURE Bills.
CHECKS. Cams. CONCERT Bills. Pam Rad
INSURANCE Policies. Fancy.
Bills ny LApiSG. Political Bills.
CIRCULARS. CIRCULARS. tnehii SC.
Promptly executed the Office u The Tribune No. l Nassau
S;-r.i-OppnSite the PAX.
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We have no doubt that government will deem
it expedicnt 10 continue this Telegraph 10 Phla-
dclphia New York, and Boston, when It's utility
shall have been fully tested. When understood,
the mode of operation plain and simple.