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For the American Raruhlican.l

Re luIIFUL IDEA. NJ. Smm0nds, in his speech t.
she senate, on the post Office siil, speaking of III
extension Of the Telegraph system all over the Unite
STATES, said that then ''mOthers could go dsily an
ask after the health of their children ut a d. stance
and such stream of affection would run along theS
vines, as was never known save 'when the mornin
stars sang together for joy -
To bind the Union with a chain,
and ike " Prometheus" steal again
The ire from heaven to light his way,
Doth bright eyed science row essay.
The valleys bed, the mountain top
HIS traCklesS way no more can stop,
Mnglmg with earth, and air and stream,
Onward! he travels like dream,
bringing IN the eXpectagt ear
The words of hope or da,kening fear,
Bright mes enqer. as swift as though;
Thy errand to the heart is brought,
From distant mother to her child,
VINO long from home hath been eXil'd,
Breathing OF love, unchanged and true,
Tho distance hides them from the view,
Yet re united, heart TO heart,
By thee, thou bright and heaven born art
That like wandering spirit brings,
sweet hope upon your viewlesS wings,
As when the stars together sung
And JOY through heavens broad archway rung-
SO shall The coming ages bless
This cord of holy tenderness,
Binding aS with thread of life
The parted mother, child and wife.
The wounded heart can comfort take,
From words of love, that else might bresk--
Streams of affection swift shall glide
Along the wire vi h unchecked tide
And rushing thoughts snail FIRE the train
~ this PTOmethian l0Ve-nked chain.
''The lines that breathe aud words that burn"
VIII swiftly fly, and swift return,
EbbiHg and flowing a river
Unchanged, and constant and forever,
Till Heavens own lightning, trorR the sky,
Shall bid your earth born glory die.
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"a Office. MAYORS OFFICE, March 18th.
" 1915. The attention Of all whom it NAV con.
is especially called to the following section of
supplement to an Ordinance, enforcing useful
STREET REGULATIONS, &c.
Sec. 3, BE- it enacted and ordained by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, That if any person on
persons shall place or cause to be placed, in any
street, lane alley in the city, any barrel hugshcad
box crate ur other package, and shall suffer the same
10 remain for longer time than twelve hours. or in
any instance after nine O'Clock, 7, NJ; every such
person 50 offending shall forfeit and pay one dollar
and the further sum of one dollar lO every dav the
same shall b. suffered to remain; ait in shall
any person be permitted 10 use space than one
half Of the foot pavement by placing the above named
articles thcreupon, Approved April -, 1888.
mhl4-l0t JACOB G.. DAVIES, Maror.
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BEDS. BEDSM BEDS,

SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, TO he had
~ at the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, new Mo- 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand and made to order, Hair, Huak, Moss
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and Straw MAT
TRESSES and PhLLlhSSES, made i'll the best
manner and of the best Ticking, the locci prices
UPlioLSTERlNG done in all lis branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uuCu.ed, sold by the bag in
large small quantities. Hotels, Boarding houses.
Ships ANA Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices.
Old Feather Beds and Curved hair Mattresses fCn0va-
ed at the shortestnolce For good ARTICLES call at the
Iavorile stand, two doors below the Mechanical En-
CINE House, south Calvert street.
n26-tf WILLIAM T. SPENCER.
x AnHES NJ. Ei4IG, No l2l BALTIMORE-ST.
ep OOur doors above South street.) wholesale and
retail manufactured of GiblPS, PRINCES, TAssELs.
Odd Fellows x Masonic REGALlA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS, SC, and deGIerin MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, Sc, which lie offers for sale
terms that cannot fail TO give every satisfaction.
His stock comprises, in part, the following articles:
Trimmings OF all kinds, for Ladies' dresses
Weddings. haces Odd Fellows and
Cords and TaSses Masonic Regalla
Braids, Edeings Purse Twist
Taors' Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons of all kinds Military Trimmings
Chaps, Cords, sc. OF an kinds
Steel Buttons Gloves, meriIo, silk, cot
Hair Work ton and Kid
Stars, i.aces Suspenders
Navy Anchors Watch Guards, sc.
6g3- All orders left with Mr., H. viii be attended to
with prompiitudc. mh20-ly
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM

"A sa<eST FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
Ess,-srskk kssup B RIDGE and EASTON. The steame-
1s.t.ask rsaas2- MARYLAND having undergone tho =
rough repair, and a very handsome Improvement hon
III hu ana machinery, Will resume her regular route
10 the above places. commencing on TIIESDAY
NEXT. 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from tbs
lower end Of Dugans wharf at I O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge ANA Eastor, leaving Easton ON eyern
WEDSE SDAY and SATURDAY, b. way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR tHESTERT0WN and CENTEEJTLLE
On MONDAY, The l7lh inst she will 90 to Chez
teriown and back leaving Baltimore at 6 O'Clock ana
continue the above until further notice.
mhl4 LEMUEL G.. TAYLOR.
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len lines or less make asquake-i ar advertisement
exceeds ten lines the price will he in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of ther
.,useftoi.
0G-TRG WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the setccr matter of the
daily y published every Saturday morning, at the low
price of 81 60 per annum.
Es- All papers seat by mail, are kecoRtruedtEa day
20 which tlIe advance nayment expires.
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GEOGa niEw,AK:D. Ran away f..g, :.

g. ID GsFh REWARD. Ran away frlu, IN
~ VsSg subscriber, living near Utprr Mar.
borough, Prince Georges county, Matvlard Or !. I,
l'ti instant, negro hoy HENSON JOHNSON. Rhnu:
ave rect seven inches nigh, light CopPcrcolcr ls iac
Iudc EItted nom being poisoned; the under pait "
one o! ms great toes is cut of; eighteen wears ~
age; bis clothes, when lie LETT home. consisted &C r
broWn boXcoat, cassinc paniaOcna striped sfit; he
may change them, aS he has other clothing. Il il pro
babc he may " IN Washington on Georgetown. where
he Is very well acquainted. | will give twenty Eve
doars II taken N this county fifty in the District q
Columbia or the adjoining counties and one hurfrpE
dollars taken in any other Statc IN either case hf
mus he secured so that may get him again.
fe5-tf WILLIAM l. BERRY
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ENAPEE HANGINGS. The subscriber is
VI now receiving large assortment of FRESH
SPRING PAPER HANGlNGS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS
ANp BoRDERs. All very handsome patterns of the
latest style, embracing
Fine FIesco, for Rarlors Column and PANEL lor
Fine super glazed do Halls
Panel and Column do Marble and G,ante do
Gothic and Block do
Al.0, general variety Of glazed and common for
Rooms, Halls and Entries of every description
PAPER HANGING done at short notice and in the
best manner, very low.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 4s Cay ST.,
mh20 near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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CONSUMPTIONS, COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL
DISEASES Of THE LUNGS. SPLITTING uF
BLOOD, &c.
-" X. TYLER. corner OF East Baltimore ard
VIZ High streets, Baltimore, has made arrange
ments with the agent in Boston Ia ne ful the future
supplied with Mis-. VI. \. Gardrer'S INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LlNERWORT AND HOARHOUND, an
article that has gained u great reputation in all TIT
Saw England states, Tor the cure ui all the abcS =
complaints. its efficacy stands unrv;llc,!-he extca
sive calls for il in the cities Of New York and Pills
dolphin, has indeed The proprietor tn appoint arcnts
in those cites also, A. h. y d. Sands III New Nc,S
frederick HroNn, fhiIadrlphia. This ines in abe
Ba>am is doing wonders all those afflicted NJ, r.
coinmcndts without fail to give ii irnl. Price ~
cents per bottle.
For sale hy 6. X. TYLER. corner Of RaIiinor sr,'
High s.. Baltimore, and 4, :. PATTERSON, Nasn.
uscn, u Z, and by most Of the Druggists in Man
EtG' ahd TIE hIsulct OF COLUMBIA. mhl5
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Us-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN * BALTI
MORE CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers, by care
l carriers, at ONLY SIC and quarter cents per week
payable co the Carriers only at the end Of each week
The Clipper Will also be sent. by mail, TO distant
subscribers, the rate Of -Four Dollars per ysarpay
&ole, always, in advance.
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CISCENNACI AND PITTSBURGH
U. $. MAIL STEAM PACKETS,
ss:ssss = ss Ssss ~ 2 sss

HERNIA. JOHN Knctelter, MASTER will
d u leave Pittsburgh every TUESDAY, and Cincn
natl every FRIDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock.
NEW ENGLAND, Samuel b. Page, master. will
leave Pittsburgh every WEDNESDAY, and Cincin-
natl every SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
CLIPPER, Nelson Crooks, master, will leave Pitts
burgh every FRIDAY. and Cincinnati every MON
DAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
The above boats new and are hG. surpassed in
speed and accommodations by any boats in The trade
and being of light draught will continue ia the trade
the entire season, mills I'm
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WyENETIAN BLINDS Persons wishing We
v NETlAN BLINDS this Spring will do well 10
call and examine my assortment before purchasing
elsewhere. They are made of the very best materials,
by competent workmen, and warrant them 10 be the
best made in this city, we'll finished, well painted
work free and shade close, with new and handsome
Cornices. anu determined to keen in advance ofthe
common daubed dull looking things which are sold IA,
Various places
All who wish BLINDS should call and see Tor them
selves. JOHN Z. HOLLAND, AZ Gay-st.,
mh2j near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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CURE FOR WORMS.


a sA F'E and etlcctual remedy for this disfessine
I "a compliant in children viii be found in Hal
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered 10 thu
pubic as an improved and agreeable mode Of taking
the most valuable medicines used by physicians ts d.
Stroy and eApeI Worms from the human system. The
h"st FREQUENT symptoms of worms are picking Of III"
nose, paieness Of the countenarcc grinding OF 'br
'rrth during sleep, ftrtid breath variable appetite,
acfd eructauons, and pains in lie stomach, dTEcongh,
cnacauon Of the body, and sometimes conVusIVe
MIS- When these symptoms are exhibited III Chis-
drcn, rest assured they have ard AZ remedy,
give Haiiocks Worm Candy-tle medicines comp"Ss
Ing which such as every physician approves of,
and is in the daily practice Of recommending; being
presented in this form the most ready mode of a6
ministeriuc to children Each package contains thre
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct pfeparatjoss
to be given 1t intervals. Price laa cents.
Por sale, wholesale and retail, n
ISRAEL J. GRAHANE'S
Drug and Chemical Store.
Ne Corner OF Baltimore ana Eaaw-sts.
Ms Where also may be had, Hailocks imprcv.6
CASTOR on CANDY, or au easy mode of giving
Castor Oil TO children.
N. Is. Special care si,es 70 the MEDICAL PRE-
SCSIFTlON tUlDess' jg.7S
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,

AAD INCREASED ACCOMNEOD ALTON
g.--S>+ALxHi In consequence of the liberal sun.
4s..s[5S GJ.iqpOrt with which the BALTIMORE
AMI WASHINGTON STAGELINB
mas met the Pf1pdetors have determined to increase
their stock, and will, until further notice run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nIne Passenger Coaches
daily, Ill each direction, between Washington az.9
Baltimore.
n s..s..ss, They have also made arranrerr MS
'xyT,ys Es.s;r; with The Steamboat and Rail Roae
1Ilaslhs-Sss.s Companies. South of Washington hy
which the fare viii be reduced TO the following es-
tremCly low rates, viz:
torthrou"h ticket, from Ba,no.e to Richmond S5 tO
40 40 90 Petersburg, $50
do do do Weldon Eo
DO 10 GO Charleston, 1850
Fare between Baltimore ard Washington. SO
AS the Coaches viii leave Baltimore immediately
on the arrival The Cars from Philadelphia udleavs
Washington Immediately on the arrival of the SteaEzl
boat IRON the SOUTH and perform the nip in five hours,
passengers Will reach Baltimore or Washingon neaylg
OF quite as early BY this conveyance as By tie RaYna
Line, and will be set down, nee of extra CHARGES >
all the principal Hotels or any other asonabe dist
anCG in the city
Pas engers by ms Line are delivered On bos7; = .
7teHnh"ai AT Washington, free of any extra charge
ana reach Richmond 0: any point south Of it, a! In,
same Tune, and at sr5 dollars and ffr cent, les, Tr
than by the Rail Road inc
Inc public may rely skiliful and accommodate =
drEcrS and every a;tcnuontO theircomfort Fursta's
or iHfher information apply NJ the stage Office rg,,f,
site the Baltimore and bA,o Raj Road Depot PYatl ,
next door 10 the Green House. ard Two doors vest Vi
Whltmau's Rutci.
au2J-u JACOB PETERS s 60
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~ ssss.tY THE ONLY REGULAR 1SrO-
s.. .G,lse SIILlN LIVE go PuLI- .nEI-

F}'ssssys SFFR0N LINE TO PHiLsDEI4-
SE.saSsst5iks2yS- PllIA-By Individual Enterprise!
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, commenced run
ming on Saturday morning, March the LIST, ls45 at :
O'Clock. A. NJ. aud will continue to leave tie corner
Ot Light and Pratt streets, At the above named hour
daily, Sundays except d, (until further nntcc.)
{IE- Passengers for Ford's Landing, ChcsaIeak,
Ciy, St Georges, Delaware Clay and Newcastle,
will tako this line.
pas<ae, to philad. 81 50 To St Georges SIP
"to Delaware City q Ford's Landing / u
&A.ThiS is the most pleasant aud cheapest route
that ever run between Baltimore and pmiaIci-
p!a. ROBERT VI. BILL, Agent.
TICKETS to he procured at lhc Office, No. l4G n.
L, corner of Pratt aud Light streets. mhl3.tf
a c,ss-.ys FOR FRED EIsGChSHVHG.
El,:ek53.,a VA, AND TIE USUAL LAND,
Ii7.s-3srd.isa4&. ING; ON THE RAPPAnANNOCE
RIVER. I'll" Steamer SAPpAHANNOCk. Captain
Moan FAtRUAHK. will leave Hughes Quay, loI the
above place., on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th
of March, at O'Clock, and will continue to leave
every Saturday Afternoon throughout tle srasOn.-
Freghts will be received OF board on Friday and sat
q s,s~.ps FOR fONGOTEGA CUE, AC-
E:,szsjEsis5..ss COMAC CO., r. :. or VA The
Aef13iksdsNksts- Steamer RAPPAHANNOCK, Capt
Moan FARE sK, viii touch at POngoteague. Acco
cricksburg heretofore, and III continue to leave on
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
For Freight oI Passage, apply To
:. ". SHOEMAKER, Agent
Gih6 Office Hughes Quay.
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remcly low rates, viz:
nrthIou.h llckeL. from BaL,i,nn.a 10 Rich1nnnd g
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DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.

At regular monthly meeting of the above asso-
ciation held in the Franklin engine-house July 3,
lS45, the following officers were elected to serve
from the first Thursday in July, 1916, to the first
Thursday in January, 1886, viz:
JOHN c. RIvEs, President.
RoBERT CoLTMAN, LIST Vice President
JOHN Z. NoRRIs, Cd Vice President.
c. w. G. DuNNiNGroN, Secretary.
JoHN WARD, Treasurer.
On motion by Mr.. Owen Connolly, Governor
Thomas w. Dorr, of Rhode Island, was elected, by
reclamation, an honorary member of this associa-
ton, and the secretary directed to inform him
thereof
At this stage Of the proceeding, the association
informed that dispatches had Just been receive
ed by our government, announcing the important
fact that the Congress Of Texas had passed the res
olutions asserting to the proposition for the annex
alton Of that republic to the United States. The
nunciaton received by nine cheers and the sec-
rotary was authorized to note the important fact
upon the minutes.
The association then approved the proceedings of
the committee appointed to make arrangements for
laying the cornerstone Of jackson Hall; and then
adjourned to meet at the hickory pole, at 10 o'clock,
on the 4th day of July.
g. w. 6. DUNNINGToN, sec'ry.
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FLORIDA, THE NEW STATE OF THE
SOJJTH.

On Monday, the 23d of June, the first Legislature
of the new State assembled at Tallahassee. James
A. Berthelot, Of Leon county, was unanimously
elected president of the Senate, and Thomas F.
King clerk; and Hugh Archer, of Leon, was unan-
imously elected speaker Of the House, and M. D.
Papy chief clerk.
Both houses have passed resolutions in honor Of
General Jackson.
The House had fixed on the LIST of July as the day
for eecting two senators Of the United States. The
Senate had not acted upon their resolution.
Last Wednesday week, the new governor (Mose
ley) was installed into Office with all solemnity and
civic honors. His inaugural is stamped with the
strongest republican principles.
The citizens had presented stand Of colors
which had teen adopted, pro tenn, as the colors o
the State of Florida. On the centre Of the Orange
stripe is white SCROLL with the emphatic motto
ssLEr US ALoNE.'
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Mr.. Clay, and was, as | know, highly gratiied at
Col. Folks nomination He is now, and has been,
with the democratic party on the great questions Of
the day. He refused the highest Office under Mr..
Tyler; and, at that day, was the warm friend Of
Texas-annexation.
"The South have the fullest confidence in his
principles and integrity; they still feel their obga-
uon for his manly on the Missouri question.
The doctrine Of his speech on that question was
more important to us, than that of any speech de-
livered-a doctrine which Chief Justice Rutfn, OF
our supreme court, has Just had occasion to avow on
an attempt to set aside law forbiddng free persons
OF color from bearing arms; and that is-"that. by
the organic law Of the country, free people of color
cannot be considered citizens in the largest sense
of the term" | have met with no intelligent and
liberatminded man Of our party, who does not APP
prove of the appointment; view it, myself, the
very best for the country that could have been
made. Why, then, complain, and seek to lessen its
weight, by raking up by-gone matters, in which
there is no just ground for censure? No
man has ever visited England from this coun-
try, who made more favorable impression.
You will pardon an anecdote--though l have
already written much more than lntended-as 1t
illustrates his feelings towards President Jackson,
and the estimation in which the old hero was held
by the greatest captain of the age:
"Presdent Jackson had revoked Mr.. Adams's or
der as to the courtdress of our foreign ministers.
Mr.. Mclean appeared at the Kings levee in plain
QUEENS sult--nis coat having nlchoIy ietu CHI
brodered on the collar; when Lord Wellington
approached him, and, on examining this emblem,
asked its meaning; and being told il was hickory
leaf, exclaimed '.Nsio OrIeansn
ssYou will, know, excuse my endeavoT to satisfy
others. This attempt to assai old servant and per-
sonal friend, is unworthy of those who are engaged
in it. The President, trust will understand il; for
doubt if he has done an act in which the country
will have better grounds give its appropriations and
hope you will feel that you can sustain what has
been so literally DONE acknowledge my partially
for the man, but it is founded on full knowledge
of his worth; and do not hesitate to say there is
not man north of Mason's and Dixon's line in
whom | have more confidence. ] can only add, po-
litically, all is going well with u.s."
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a5- The democratic friends, and others,
feeling favorable to subscribing the aid of the Sc
nior Democratic Association of Washington, are
notified that Mr.. John M. Seey, who was appoint
ed to collect subscriptions for the same, is SUI
perseded; and they are requested not to pay or
subscribe to any person until the arrangements are
made, which are now in progress by the association
10 appoint men belonging TO the association, and
who are properly known TO the citizens at large.
The subscription paper heretofore in the possession
of Mr.. Seey has been withdrawn, and is now in
the hands Of Mr.. Sengstack. July 5--3t
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MADISON, CIV. T., J June 26, l845.

~
To the Editor Of the Union:
Sin: Our democratic territorial convention has
this day nominated the Hon. Morgan Z. Mar
tin, Of the county of Brown, as the candidate for
the delegacy, to succeed Governor Dodge. Mr..
Martin is one Of our ablest and most reliable demo-
Gratis and there is but little doubt of his election by
a triumphant majority. Mr. Martin has been four.
teen years in the upper branch Of our territorial
legislature, and has been the presiding officer Of that
body at four sessions The democrats of the Terri
tory will go into the canvass in the best possible
spirits, and with the fullest confidence Of success;
for they are well united, and have candidate wor-
thy of the cause and their most jealous support.
More than twice the number of immigrants are
arriving here daily this season, than have ever come
at any previous season. The administration OF
Governor Dodge is very popular with all parties,
and go are the measures Of the national admnstra-
ton, and particularly its course on those two great
o,estions--the annexation Of Texas, and the main
tenance of our rights to Oregon.
The convention was very fully attended; and, al
though there some division when il assembled !
as TO who the nominee should be, the members left
here in the best possible spirits. In haste.
Yours, truly, J.A.N N.
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We understand that the steamer Princeton has
been ordered to return to the gulf Of Mexicoi
and that as soon as her boilers, which may re-
quire some slight repairs, can be overhauled, she
will Immediately rejoin the squadron We learn,
further that it is not the intention Of the department
to diminish the naval force in that sea- but rather to
increase it, during the threatened declaration Of
hostlites from Mexico being assured that the most
certain means of securing peace, is to be prepared
for war
In connection with this fact, we beg leave to cor
rect report which appears in letter from the Old
Point correspondent Of the Baltimore Republican
who sates on the 2Sth Of June, that il had obtained
currency and credence in Norfolk, viz: "he Secre-
tary of the Navy has ordered the ship-of.the-line
Pennsylvania to be Immediately fitted out for sea
This looks very squally," says the correspondent
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POST OFFICE BALANCES.

In reply to the numerous inquiries that are made
on this subject authorized to state that these
articles are now under contract, and that quantity
Of them are to be delivered in this city or before
the 18th inst.
Expedition will be used in forwarding them tc
post Offices, as fast they can be manufactured in
spected, and tested but they are required to b.
made with great nicely and accuracy, some time
must elapse before all can be supplied.
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IPFRANcIs r. SHuNcK, governor of Pcnnsylva-
MIA, has been selected to pronounce eulogium on
the character Of Andrew Jackson, at Harrisburg,
Thursday, 26th instant. The task could not have
been committed to an ADLER or worthier man. Gov
ernor Shunck will doubtless do the subject great as
it is, ample justice.