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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-21
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
EXCURSION OF THE GRAND DIVISION TIC
PORT DEPOSITE.

ON THURSDAY JULY 80 1876.
a sz1asfn The Committee having chartered
Ef9ssAt fszpthe POCAHONTAS, announce that
SzssasksasshffN the Excursion ordered by the Grand
DIVISION, 1.-THE proceeds to be applied 10 opening new
divsions) will take place as above. The object be-
ing plalseworlhy it is hoped that every "Son )" hav
ing the good Of the Order at heart and can convent
emily do so, will attend. 1t is expected that Bro
Chambers of Pha., and Bro. Jno. Hawkins the lust.
Y celebrated Temperance Lecturer, will be present
The Brothers will take their Regalia.
{G-The boat will leave Light street at g. o'clock
touching at the County wharf -
al9-The Committee will award to the division dis.
posing OF the largest number of tickets according to
lis members, HANDSOME CHARTER FRAME.
TICKETS so cts. each-children half price, to be
had Ofthe w. .'s OF the Division.
N3-Further particulars hereafter.
jy 2l.m,s,tu&w
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A New REPUBLIC. The st. Louis Republi-
can states that, Gin conversation with gentle
man recently from Santa Fe, we learned fact,
which has not heretofore been alluded to in the
accounts from that quarter. Before this gen.
tleman left Santa Fe, Gov. Armjo informed
him that there was at that time measure in
contemplation to form new confederation OF
States in Northern Mexico; that they proposed
to declare their independence of Mexico, and
then to unite as Republic; that, to secure the
corporation of the Department of New Mexi.
co in this enterprise, Mr.. Hackus, a lawyer OF
some celebrity, from chihuahua, had visited
him at Santa Fe,and developed the plan to him.
The States of zacatecas, Durango, Sonora,
Tamaulipas and Neuva Leon, now united in
one State, Coahuila, Chihuahua and California,
were parties to the contemplated revolution,
and the object of the mission of Mr.. Hackus to
Santa Fe, was to enlist Gov. Armijo in the
struggle. Gov. Armijo is understood to have
returned an evasve answer, leaving it to time
to determine the most polite course for him to
pursue. Meanwhile, Mr. Hackus was still in
New Mexico, preparing the people, it is likely,
for the events in progress, and there can be lit
tie doubt, if separation has been, or should, be
consummated, that Santa Fe will form part
of the new Republic-unless, indeed, the U.
States should enforce the claim which she has
set up, by insisting upon the Rio del Norte as
the boundary line up to, and taking in, the
town of Santa Fe."
1t is possible that some movement of the kind
indicated above is contemplated; but it must G.
suit in annexation to the United States, or it
will be defeated. 1t is known that the govern
ment is enlisting volunteers to proceed to Cali
fornia, or some other part of Mexico, there to
remain as settlers-whch is plain indication
of our determination to dsmember the Mex-
can empire. 1t may be, that the troops to be
sent from the U. States areto cooperate in
the enterprise which Mr.. Hackus is urging
in which case there will be no new republic es-
tablished; but there may be sundry new States
added to the Union.
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DuELLNG. The Grand Lodge of |. o. of
o. F. of Louisiana, at its quarterly meeting in
April last, passed some very stringent laws on
the subject Of duelling. 1t forbds any of its
members, under the penalty of expulsion from
the order, to act as principal, second. or in any
way assisting in a duel.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-21

0g-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES:
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &C., sale and made to order as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. r. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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CELEBRATION OF THE SCHOLARS OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Odd inst.
G3- The following gentlemen have been Apo nteC
Marshas for conducting the celebration of the Soho
lars of the Public Schools on Wednesday Afternoon
22d ins: DR.. JOHN f. MoNMoNIER, Chief Marshal
Capt. Kcyser and Dr. Spence, aids; VIM. A. Boyd
Esq, David Irelan, Esq and Col SandersOn, Assist
ant Marshas; ]. r. w Dunbar, Chairman of the
Committee OF Arrangements.
The Assistant Marshals will form the Procession as
designated in the following Programme, and report
TO the Chief Marshal at the head of the Procession
so soon as the column is formed.
The following is the order of The celebration, as
made by the Committee of Arrangements and Chief
Marshal:
The Procession will form column of platoons, of
six Deep Broadway, the head of the column rest
ing Bank street, and at O'Clock precisely, will
march through Bank-st, TO CarOne-st. TO BALTIMORE
st. to EXeterst, TO MOnumentst. to Charles Tito Lex
ngton-st to Monument Sqnae, in following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Military Escort.
Mayor, City Councils, and City Authorities.
School Commissioners.
Central High School of Baltimore.
Male Schools Nos and 2, and Teachers
SECOND DIVISION.
Music
Male Schools, Nos. 3, 4 and 5, and Teachers.
THIRD DIVISION
Music.
Male Schools Nos 6, 7, 8, Q and 10, and Teachers.
The first Division will be under the charge of as
sstant Marshal Boyd. The second under assistant
Marshal lrean. The third under assistant Marshal
SandersOn.
Upon arriving at Monument Square, an address
will be delivered; after which the procession will be
dismissed.and the scholars, under the of their
teachers, will return TO their respective Schools
The Teachers will dispose themselves along the line
of the procession at proper intervals to preserve
order.
The scholars will assemble at their respective
schools at O'Clock, P. NJ > in order to march to the
place of forming the procession Pune udlity is in
sisted upon.
e. The Eastern Division of Female Schools, comprs,
ing the Eastern Femae II gh School, Nos. ,, 3, 5, 7
and 9, will assemble at O'Clock, r. NJ, on the west
side of Caroline street, the right of the line resting
on Baltimore st and extending soRlh.
The Western Division, comprising the Western
Female High School, Nos. /, 4 6, and 10, will as
semble at O'Clock, P NJ. on the west side of Eutaw
street, north Of Baltimore-the line extending north,
% witness the procession which will pass in review
before them.
JOHN F. MONMONIER,
iy2l 2t [APR1 Chief Marshal.
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NOTICE,

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
The running of the O'Clock MORNING
Ssffa, TRAIN, from Baltimore to Washington,
EtIff5fJ on the SABBATH, will, until further no,
RIM IN er notice, be discontinued on and after
Sunday next, the Goth inst.
0G-Passengers for Washington and intermediate
stopping places avail themselves of the train
which leaves for Washington. daily, Sundays inclu-
ded ats! o'clock q. NJ By order,
jyslSt ID J. FOLEY, AGENT,
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Exclusion THIS AFTERNOON. The steamboat Po-
cahonias has been chartered by Mr.. C. Phillips for
an Excursion and Cotillion party to Annapolis this
afenoon. The boat will leave Light street wharf at
q o'clt elk, and will stop at the County wharf going
and returning The Eagle Artillerists and detach-
ment from the Columbian Rifemen will accompany
the Excursion, few tickets have been left at this
Office for sale.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-21

NAVAL. U. S. ship Cyane, was spoken June
10th, lat So, lon 55. U. S. schr Dolphin, from
Port Praya, arrived at Santa Cruz, Teneriffe,
May eth, and sailed 10th for Canary Isles.-
U. S, ship Columbus, from Manila, arrived at
Macao, April 10. U, S. yncnnes, from
Whampoa, arrived at do. April 18th.
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o. MOUNT HOREB TEMPLE OF HONOR,
No. a, SONS OF TEN PERANCE, will hold regu-
lar meeting THIS Tuesday EVENING, July 2lst,
at Marion Hall Members are requested to be pune
tual in attendance, as the Bylaws will be brought
forward for their consideration. Members elect are
invited to come forward for imitation. The Temple
will be opened at O'Clock. By order, ..
it, G., Nj, BOSLEY, w, X,
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FIRE IN New York. A fire occurred at the
foot of It'll street, N. Y, on Sunday morning,
which consumed the extensive moulding shop
of Smith s. Denman, besides five or six dwell.
lings, occupied by number poor families.
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03- LADIES' LITERARY INSTITUTE. The
closing exercises of the Ladies Literary Institute will
take place at the Masonic II, ST. Paul's ST eet,
persons ntere'ied may obtain tickets by applying to
the Principal No 76 East Baltimore stree. Teach
eTs will be admitted by Special ticket. 1t
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RAILROAD COMFORT. The Camden and
Amboy Company have determined to cover the
whole road with broken stone, or washed graz
vel TO prevent the dust from annoying passen-
gers in the rapid flights of the cars.
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YWyHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. Thattbe sub.
H scriber has obtained from the Orphans, Court
of Baltimore County, in Maryland, letters of admin
ration ON the personal estate of JACOB ZIMMER-
MAN, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said deceas-
ed, hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before the
9th day of Januarynexl; they may otherwise by law,
be excluded from all benefit of said estate All per-
sons indebted to the said estate, are requested to
make immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this Goth day of July, 1886.
jy2l-law4t+ B. f. ZIMM ERMAN, Admir-. i
GtOPPSR WASH KETTLES.
~ COPPER and BRASS WASH KETTLES, of
various dimensions; also BRASS and BELL ME-
tai PRESERVING KETTLES. For sale low at
the HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS, No. 10
North Charles street.
iyl4 c. E.WETMORE CO.
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PRWATEERING. Capt. Ellis, at New York,
from Key West on the Sth inst, states that
while at Havana he made every effort to obtain
information as to the truth of the report that
privateers were fitting out in the different ports
of Cuba. The results of his efforts proved
satisfactorily to him that there was no founda-
ton for the report. The President of the In
surance Company offered to effect policy at
the usual rate of l-2 per cent, taking the
war as well as the sea risk.
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DEAR PURCHASE. The New York cores
pendent of the National Intelligencer, mentions
tnmor, "that British agent is on his route
to Mexico, whose business it is to recommend,
that the Mexican government shall cede to the
United States, California, for which the United
States shall pay the moderate sum of ffy mil.
lions Of dollars" The writer considers the ru-
NOR too absurd to merit attention, because, we
suppose, of the exorbtant price which it is said
is to be paid by the United States. But, if we
are determined to have California, we think
that it will cost US less to purchase it, even at
the price named, than 10 undertake to annex il
by conquest The wal and other expenses now
amount TO half million day-and at this
rate, short time only will be required to ex-
pend the sum of fifty millions. If we are re-.
solved to carry on the war against Mexico until
we can seize and hold California. it will cost us
more than double the sum named, besides the
sacrifice of life which will occur We hardly
suppose that there is any truth in the rumor, as
the English government would not be likely to
send an agent on such business; unless, indeed,
she could connect it with the reduction of our
tariff as is proposed; for which object she would
probably consent to our taking possession of the
whole of Mexico.
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A LUCKY BLACKSMITH. A Blacksmith, liv-
ing in Franklin County, Pa. has just come in
possession of an estate left him by deceased
uncle in London, valued at one million of dol
lbs
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pz- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases, Breastpins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
dete, at his Old Established Store Watersl, I'd door
from Calvert. .-..'. ans
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MARRIED

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Lohme, Christ
PIER II. ARMSTRONG to SARAH ", eldest daugh
of John w. Smith.
AT Newton, Worcester county, Md, 18th inst,
Rev. Mr.. GTeff, ]. w. EENALs, of Baltimore, TO Mi
ELLEN A., only daughter of Col. WIN. Fl. Merrill.
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The U. S. SENATOR FROM MAINE ELECTED
Both houses the Maine Legislature, on Thurs
day last, elected James w. Bradbury U. S.
Senator from that State in Mr.. Evans place.
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STEAMERS FOR THE Rio GRANDE. We
learn from the Savannah Republican that Co.
vernnent has purchased the two iron steamers
De Rosett and Mary Summers for one
$25, 900, and the other $40 900.
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New Bears. The Schuylkll Navigation
Company have nearly 200 new boats, of from
IT'S to 200 tons burthen, now building, at
cost of about 81, 800 each, for the coal trade.
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The MUSEUM The beautiful and favorte comedy
of 'Faint Heart never won Fair Lady" will be play
ed at the Saloon this evening by an excellent cast;
after which the laughable force of fThe Secret''-
This an excellent bill, and will doubtless secure
good house.
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SUDDEN DEATH. Charles Snyder, halter in
Philadelphia, ruptured blood vessel while
bathing on Saturday, and died Instantly.
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SATURDAY EVENING News AND DrsrRicr
GENERAL ADVERTISER. This is the title of a
weekly paper published in Washington City, by
William Thompson, Esq, price 81 per annum,
or with business card published, SO per an
mum. The first number of the paper was issued
on Saturday last: and in commentator of the
undertaking it may be sufficient to say, that
MIR. Thompson has been for many years con-
nected with the public press as a writer, and is
a gentleman of acknowledged talents
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| sCITY MORTALITY. There were 25l deaths
in Philadelphia last week-l0s were under one
year of age; died of cholera infantum 46; ex-
cessive heat I; small pox l; and consumption
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MEXICAN FUNDS. Gen. Taylor;has received
from the Mexican government $1,000, to be APP
propriated to the sick and wounded Mexican
soldiers in his camp.
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THE "GREAr WEST" There were IL ,526
passengers landed at Milwaukee during the
three months ending June S0th.
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TRANSPORTING A STEAMBOAT OVER LAND
The transportation of the steam packet Julia
Palmer, of about four hundred tons, around the
falls between Lakes Superior and Huron, has
been commenced. She has already been rails
cd seventeen hundred feet, and moved more
than half the distance with complete success
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GAMBLERS. Reuben Parsons and James
Berry, gamblers, have been arrested and held
to bail in New York.
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QI3- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 8. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
eT Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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PAINFUL TRAGEDY. James Ryan, while
drunk, at Cleveland, Ohio, in attempting to
shoot companion, killed his son, aged about
three years.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-21

A MOTHER IMPROVEMENT. Improve.
IA ment on BATES SHOWER BATH. The sub
scriber has just finished new pattern of Portable
Chamber Shower Bath which he offers to the public
as the most convenient and simple article TO be had
Apply to ALFRED II. REP
No 1876 Baltimore street,
jy2l I'd Tin Store above Howard ST.
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SUDDEN DEATHS The ST. Louis papers an
nounce the sudden death Of Dr.. Warren and
Henry Farmer. from the heat of the weather
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DISCOURSE BY J. MoRRIsoN HARRIS, ESQ.,
We have read with attention, the "Dscourse
on the Life and Character of Sir Walter Ra.
leigh; delivered by ]. Morrison Harris, before
the Maryland Historical Society, May 10,
lS46-beng the third annual address to that
association" Mr.. Harris has examined elab-
orately and with great ability the life and char
acter of Sir Walter Raleigh, and embodied in
his Discourse various interesting incidents of
history, connected with the times in which he
lived. The Discourse does ample Justice to the
literary talents, craftsmanship, bravery and in
tegrity of Sir Walter, whilst it is sufficiently
impartial to admit the errors which he commit
ted. As literary production it is of high or
der, and will justly rank the author with the
best writers of Four country, Of WHICH MIR. Har-
rs promises to be conspicuous ornament
The Maryland Historical Society has consulted
its own interest, and performed pleasing duty,
in giving this admirable production to the pub
lie in handsomely printed pamphlet.
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MIOTICE NO CREnITNRs. IA

M Office TO CREDITORS. JAMES w.
~ HUGHSON and BENJAMIN VAIL, the part
ners in the late firm of Hughson Vail, have assign.
ed their effects and debts 10 the undersigned as Trus
tee, for the benefit of all their credtors-whout pre-.
ference-and for equal and just distribution amongst
them. The said creditors are therefore desired TO
lodge their claims with me, duly authenticated, by
the both day of September next, and those indie bted
TO the said firm Of Hughson s. Vail, are desiled to
make payment to me without delay. f
jy2l-law2t J. ]. SPEED.
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The LADIES' LITERARY INsTIr UTE. Attention is
called to the closing exercises ofths institute which
will take place at 3o'clock, this afternoon, at the
Masonic Hall. ...
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n7- JOHN R. BOOTH, MANUFACTURER OF To-
BACCO AND CIGARS, (who formerly kept at the
'tyellow cOrner,) is now doing business nearly ep-
poste his old stand, No. e5 HANOVER-ST. He par.
tcularly invites his old friends and patrons to call
when they want GOOD TOBACCO & CIGARS, as he
knows he can please them. jy5-ur
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AIM O..
mo CURE TOOTHACH

Two CURE TOOTHACH
N AND PRES ERVE HEALT
mlaute by an application of WHEELER,S TEAI
RYr TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still urd
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will be-
ed; SOftness of the Gums will be cured; all Ble1
Of the Gums will be effecmalIy stopped, ans
and in the best of health by its use. Sold bv
]. M, HAlG, No. 1873 Baltimore street
je3O-ly above South, opposite Clipper off
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CHARGES AT NEWPORT. The visitors to
Newport, R. l., have fallen off greatly this
summer, in consequence, it is alleged, Of the
enormous charges of the hetel keepers. Their
prices are $25 and SIS per week for small and
neat parlor; SIS and Sls for very moderate
bedroom and board for one person; or $40 and
81 2 for an attic closet and board. Every thing
that visitor wants is charged for on this scale.
A one horse barouche, for one evenings drive,
as So
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I. Q. n. .M.-GRAND EXCURSION AND

L. .. IL. M.-GRAND EXCURSION AND
PROCESSION OF POCAHONTAS TRIBE, No
3, TO PORT DEPOSIT.
q szpsn The Committee appointed by Poca-
ESs1ae RAlnzuehontas Tribe, No. g. respectfully in
1'szsas.isssf form the Brethren of the Order, and
the public generally that they have chartered the fine
commodious steamer P0CAHONTAS, for an excur.
sion TO PORT DEPOSIT, on MONDAY, July eth,
at Z O'Clock, A. NJ On the trip splendid BAN
NER will be presented TO the Tribe by Young Lady
of this city.
The Boat will stop at IIavre de Grace going and
returning.
On arriving at Port Deposit, Procession will be
formed and marched through The town.
The Committee would state that limited num Der
OF tickets has been printed, and pains or expense
nave been spared TO make this Excursion agreeable,
VOLANUT'S MILITARY AND COTILLION
BAND is engaged for the occasion, as also compe,
tent Ballet Master.
The Boat will stop at the County wharf, F. P, 60
ing and returning.
Tickets so CTS each to be had of any member of
the Tribe, or at the Boat iy2l -tas3t
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87- MILITARY. The Commanding officers of
Volunteer Companies, who desire to unite in the con
templated funeral donors to the remains of the late
Major RINGGoLD, are respectfully invited to assemble
at the Exchange Hotel, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, gid inst, at o clock. iy20 st
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.
. UppUHIIt Bdfhum7s, Bait. Md.
Wt- OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Nd. COnsoli-
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for 1876:

uoVOu I1UtIVIy, CTuss NO OF TOT 1910:
637 40 81 80 AZ l So IS ID as IS 80 SO
. and 81, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos. each $50
81 and ~, being the Sd and Sd drawn Nos. each 30
49 and 81, being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each 90
81 and oil, being the 9TH and 5th or 80 and 42, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on S
1t EMORY CO., No. , N, Calyert-st.
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To BE LAUNCHED. The figate Lawrence
now on the stocks at Gosport Navy Yard,