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second ST. Batl more. where he intends 10 nlannac
mrc BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, o,
every deacTtF5nn. in the most fashionable and aP-
proved STYLES. Gt the 6rsl workmanship and maera!,
warranted TO wear and fit equal 80 any IN this or any
other city in TIE Union, lie wW!ld also embrace this
opporupty of returning thanks 80 his numerous cue
toners aud friends for their liberal and kind pUtrOA
age, and respec; fully sOlicits continuance of the
same. PrCry AZ follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, S5.0G
do DO pegged, $50
Douhics0t ila"d water prOofRents stitched, GO
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
(69- Al ORDERS filed at the shortest notice, Whole
SALE and retail.
srh-tf SAMUEL J. RANDY.
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The ExrLosIcY. The Annapolis Herald
says tho explosion Of Beatty's powder nil was
dtip2lIy beard and ct in that city!
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CARD!
We PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE,


IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, LOCK INFIRNARY, No.
Is E. PRATT STREET., between President st, and
the Bridge. Disease driven out instead Of being turn
ed in upon The constitution. Who will risk health
and life by taking specific or compound, administer
cd TO all alike, without regard 10 constitution, Syp
toms or stage of disease when, for the money,
they can obtain the advice and treatment of sklfu
and experienced Physicians
DIR. HARRIS, a distinguished graduate Of Cam
bridge, united with an eminent practtont fiOm New
Orleans, is well known 10 the citizens of Baltimore
a skilful and experienced PLY sician He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil. His charges are mode
rate. Where cure is warranted, ii is given i'll writ
ing, so there can he no mistake!
REMEMBER THIS!
No Mercury, Balsam, disgusting Oils 6ssed Drugs,
laInls his remedies They are made of sweet but
powerful Vegetable com p0unds-purfyiRg The blood g,
strengthening The stomach, and forcing disease out
iaStead of throwing it mts the system TO break out
afterwards with renewed virulence. Syphilis, Go
R3rrh@a, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sweed Glands, or any infam-
nation of the membsTs, with affections OF tie kid
neys or bladder treated with prompt skill and speed
/" cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan
gerous diseases Dr.. ii. pledges his reputation eff
feo:aally cure in few days without surgical opera
ton or hindrance from business Persons at a dis
lance may consult Dr. II by letter (pOst pad) and be
cureG at home. Medicines forwarded with dispatch
Honorable confidence observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Office arranged fsith private Rooms. Open
'front.' in the morning Gl! IL O'Clock at night.
". b. ObseTv e the sgns upon the window and the
deer jy3-tf
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Boot g so; CORK Boot @II| 10 y, dNubTt sO'an
water grnnG az 50 to IS; the zeal Patio Alto or Tail
Root 81: Bo1t1 footed ~ 50. All done with neat
ness and despatch, wholesale and retail.
EDWARD CnOATE,
No. II Exchange Place.
NIB. ROOTS exchanged for DRY GOODS CT
GROCERIES,,
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SALES AT TIE BALIIIORE STUNk BEARD.
FRIBAI, November 81.
: 100 BattimoTe6's, lG4C, ae6j
10 do SIS, vi
725 30 So ls45, 81
100 81 IS, r670, 81
1900 Bait. and Ohio X Ponds (oldi 95
u shares y ahinrore ans Ohio Railroad, Al
~ SusGushahEa Eailroad, y
80 " do d. IS Dis. b. SAG
,Gl ryIaud 6's closed 10 day t7si asked n! bid.
Batnnre 6s. 1890, c0scd at 9ei asked ssi hid. Bal.
HmDta and Ohio Railroad shares Az asked, 40; hid.
UnIlel STATES per Ceat. LOAF, new issne3 .O6s
asked, 100 ~ 6 5s4.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
FBSRR GENUINE VEGETA Bile PILLS
n AN GFFECTUALCURE FOR COR ORRHCEA,
GLEETS, STRUCTURES, &C. sc. OF a. the RENE
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the R8s eEectual, as
they have never been known to fail fec:a Rerma-
nent They are mild and pi I nj tc take, yet
powerful ia their action, and my "e taken without
the knowledge Of the aoet inimate trisnc. These
Pills are pvt up in square5Oxes, Nth full directions
accompanying each box.
QIT- For sale by J. o. & Il. Mccormick, N.Gay-sf.
tO.T and by e. Wisoman, Light-st. opposite
Fountain Inn.
In WashiIgOn-hy NJ. BelaRy, cor. Il street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by Z. Scott, cor. 9TH ST.
Sad the Avenue. Price 81 a box. jal7
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Nn DOLLARS RE WARD. DOCTOR
Il wv STORM = Specific COMPOUND, for
the cure OF GonoIrha, elects, StriotGres, Dialects
&C. &c. and all other unnatural disc hargGs nom the
urstha of either sex.
IN no case has this medicine been know to fail, to
effect permanent cure ono too, in the shortest pos
sSe time. Should this medicne fail TO eject cure,
where il has bsen taken according to diYect ms, re
tSrn tn" empty vial and get back the money. Why
then spend both time and money with sue Iuack nus
tums as cannot be depended upOn; when, for 81 you
can purchase pleasant, safe, and speedy cure com
posed solely of vegetable substance? One hundred
dollars will he paid TO any one who Will produce n
medicine to equal this compound, who will prove
that IT contains any mineral substance whatever.
n, b. ibis medicine can he had of James P. vii
hanson, cor. High and Gay-sts, 20. IT,; Jos. Saw
yer, Of Paca and Pratt SITS; and OF E. Y. FOrney,
cor. of Clay and Eutaw-sls
In Washing,On-Of &. Scott cOrReT of 7th- st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner Of
9Th ST. and Pennsylvania Avenue. lal7
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STRANGERS GUIDES!

SB MEDICAL NOTICE
As go Es,Ich imposition and qutcktry is ptactised
upss, those unacauainted il a large civ, all should
knoU where, under atfiiclCn, they may be able 10
| consult regular Physician, Gad one who has deyoi
ed tie most of his life TO the Gtudy and cure of VGne
DR. HARRIs' MEDICAL OFFICE,
| Lock iniitmary, RO.is East Pralt-st,
! seven doegG from the Bridge,
| Sign on Window and DuOy.
Dr. HA RGIS is well known TO the citizens of Bai
more, aud Graduate OF Cambridge. lie is associated
with an eminent practitioner from New Oreins.--
! Thus PERSONS will be certain 10 find orc Of them al
ways in IRE Once. Their long experience enables
them 10 Nave a edicnes always prepared and tut up
for different PgSsdte DseasfssO thatany leaving
the city by calling at the Office world meet NC deten
ton. The Medicines produce ~ sickness nortequire
low die. AID hiGdrance from business Ten years
proof ct their virtue before the public have given
them higher G,aading than aRy Others in the city,
Dr,.H. warrants perfect cure or makes no charge.
All weakness of iie organs speedily removed and
full visnr restored. Gravel, Piles, FerGr and Ague,
DrOpsy, Asthma, and al Chronic Complaints promptly
treated, and soen relieved. Dr. II. may be Consulted
by letter (pOsI Faid) and treatment TendgEad.
TefHs always moderate. Oface with several pr-
Vae rooms, open from in the mOrBing to u at hight
N. b.. A complaints III females skiliiAy treated
by DR.. II. Observable Mercury, Batsam disgust
ing mixture arc used By Or. IL. jy3l
EpALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY,
NE 40. IS E. PRATT STREET,
seven d0Sfs east of he Bridge.
Inc OLDEST lssttutoB in Baltimore Iot Inc oeEe OF
the secret disease.
DOCTOR HARRIS.
tSUGoEss0R TO Dr.. HITzELBER6ER,)
the world TO produce a cure mere certain;
speedy Gad permanent than he now offers to the
afflicted. His recent extensive medical tour has put
,im in possession of the grand scientific secret, OF
lot only Graduating the lurking poison of veneral
'enom, but OF restoring the shattered constitution 10
Is pristine Vig0r. DR.. Ii. confidently assures the
'ctims Of venereG disease that he can, in an un-
alaleed short space Of time, restore the patient 10
'eTtect health without resorHg TO the nauseOus and
e'eterous drugs too often administered by fuacks.
IMPOTENCY, from whatever cause arising, and
s sources are various, Dr. II. Pledges himself to re-
l0Ve permanently and efeetuaHy, Restoring to their
all Vig0r the ySule powers Those addicted to the
oliary vice, or who may be suffering from former
Indulgence Prostrati0n Of mental and physical en- .
rgies would find it much 10 their interest 10 apply
inner by letter poh paid) or in person, to Dr. H., in
'hoE they may place the most implicit confidence,
u honorable secrecy ard IT :ieBt aid Office hours
ON 8 A. N, to II P.M, apl4-tf I
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
First door nom Baltimore st going towards the dock
FEtAKE NOTICE of Dr ROGERS NAME on
4 different parts Of the Office.
Attendance from a. M. ill ~ at night
CURE Warranted.
{Gz-NO PAY UNLESS A CUKE BE EFFECTED
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ROOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

The subscriber wenId respectfully
inform his friends and the public
GENERALLY, that hR is continuing the
a3OOT and SHOE Business at No
81 SOUTH GAY STRERT, oppO-
site the EYrhaare. third door IrOLs
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NNAPElS ENC ~ lSSO IS EIS SUCC ESSs--
EA DIR, DOW has probably had more practice and
experience in "urAg diseases Of a private naIuTC
than generally falls To the lOl of aRy physician;
and within the last four years, he has doubt cured
more of those difficult of private disc ase, such
a. require practical experience, than all the physi-
clans in Baltimore. The reason is that he applies
himself 10 the duties Of his profession with untirmg
zeal and industry IN the investigation 81 the disorders
10 which he has cOafagd his whole attention, and
has by tins discovered that the old fashion I'd
mode of dUctorlng symptoms only, does not succeed
ell his plan of attacking the disease frst-cX
tlHgnsh that, aud attend TO The symptoms may
best suit the case His medicines are free from any
RauSCnuS drug and are easy to be taken without in
telieiing with the avo"ati0ns of the paIieRt.
TO SEAMEN AND OTHERS.
DR.. Dow would say that his Medicines are free
from mercury aud all other poisonous drugs; they
put up IN small ana compact form, and can be Ia
Ken without fear OF exposure hindrahce from bus
lness and except in case of violent inflammation, no
change Ofdet is necessary. For further particulars
please call al hi Office,
NO as SECOND STREET,
where ninreen-t wehlirths of all afflicted with PT
vate Diseases in this CITY make immediate applicd.
lion, aud therefore always receive speedy and per
manent cures, Dr.. DOW need say nothing 10 his
success, bur merely advises tn aii cled who
aCguaint ted with him. to observe that he has had
exclusive practice for the last eight years. and durug
that time he has made such Improvements in the
healing art, that he safely guarantee perfect
in all old Chronic cases, such have baffcd The skill
of some most eminent physicians.
N. Il. No pay without a cure, and the poor liber-
ally considered. Office hours from A. NJ. 40 T. NJ.
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nNn PRICE ROOT STORE.

ssg,s Std making at No. "a EICHAEGg
Ee PLACE, my SO ROOTS, which are
Y n, hand 10 beat, as IAy numerous cuG-
= MI f-St1.f TONERS will testify. In addition 10
AsIsa, which, | am making PRESS BOOT
~A1Aan fnr $3.50; Stitched Boot S.; Sewed
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NIB. Remember the No., SO, as the genuine arfi-
cles are for sale at no other place Baltimore. MIC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
FRIDAY, May IS.
SENATE

MI Cameron reported bill in relation 10 the
Useful Arts, 900 copies OF which were ordered
to be printed.
A resolution in relation to ] General lnsolvent
Law. calling upon the Judiciary Committee Ia
enquire into the eXpedency Of a general law, was
offered BY Mr.. Webster and adopted.
Mr. Cameron presented the proceedings Of The
spirited war meeting held in Phil .drlphia, 10000
ciizen.) accompanying them with high eulo-
| GUM upon the ability, patriotism and constant
public spirit OF Philadelphia.
The bill TO raise a regiment OF mounted rifle
men (beiore the Senate upon motion 10 recon-
slider the vote against the provision Of the House,
requiring the officers 10 be selected from the su-
pelnumerarv corps, was called up by Mr. Archer.
Mr. Archer defended the general provision Of
The bill, which gave rise 10 debate between
Messrs Archer, Cfirtenden, Dix, Cass, Berren
and Houston, when The question being taken,
the Senate refused to reconsider-ayes2 y, noes -
The Presiding officer voted in the negative
The Indian Appropriation Bill was then taken
up, and debate ensued on an amendment, offered
by Mir Aichison 10 pay the 9andou Indians
l07, 900 dollars Tor The value OF the improve
mens on the lands coded by them according 10
Treaty, in which Messrs. AIchison, Evans and
Corwin took part, and The bill passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill for the reliet OF the heirs OF LaGkln
Smith was rejected
The bill Tor the relief of The owners and crew
of the schooner Tancrcd was passed-yeas IS,
nays 50.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole Mr. Foole of Vermont in The Chair and
took up the private calendar.
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as6eyoeepegr asmaeatrer~

bev would not be liable TO forfeiture as 'eo. on,
I,oIona nj ,rar." The declaration OF war wiz
IN cverv way strengthen The Executive arm III
his contest-at home, abroad, on the held OF coz
test. and in these halls. 1t will increase Tue g.
ficency Of the supplies oil men ana niohey W
propose 10 give, three-iold. IL VIII cohViHI or
world we are in earnest IN ibis Hal'ei'
nations may profit by The information. !. os,.
Even if this matter with Mexico should De SCI
lied in a month, the money we e1pend IN wal
like prepara,ions nav not be spent nnprohtaoiJ'
II war is formally declared, The COMES. WIN
Mexico must he carried on BY the rules Oh ci'il-
lied warare-by the acknowledged laws OF war
prefer this 10 the quasi pralical Indian co,''es,
which il will Otherwise become. me iuies =.
civilized war are well known. In This age every
nation must obey them If war is formally de-
cared. and Mexico should, by lis favorable iol-
tune 10 her arms, have The power 10 peFpe'la'.,
a repetition OF The atrocities oil Inc Alamo anu
Goiad she dare not do SO in The lace Oh inc ci'
ilizsd world repeat, therefore, thai sIaii 20
for this part OF Ibis bill, and am prepared 10 81
here till is passed Alteration VIII MAKE ueiaJ'
and expedition is all-imporant.
do moi approve OF that part oflhis bill which
gives the Presiden, the power 10 select inc piih-
cipa officers Of the volunteer militia. was u
new question, | should be inclined 10 regard Inc
constitutional objection raised 10 IL as very Sc
rious one; bu am disposed 10 yield 10 lhe
precedens OF 1912 and 1913 in its favor. should
be better satisfied 10 leave The power 10 The stale
authorities. The volunteers will be better sa'is,
fed. They will be jealous OF officers oil ledeiai
appointment. But this objection | VIII iofeSo
Tor The purpose OF securing immediate aclioh on
The bill, that troops may be sent forthwith TO the
field, and the honor and interests, and rights Of
the country maintained.
latter some further debate, as given in yesler-
days Enquirer, the amendment was rejected: :
For balance OF proceedings see fridays paper.J
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THURSDAY, May II, 1876.
GIN ATE

Some unimporiant matters having been dis
posed OF, reports were called from committees.
Among the bills reported was one providing
for a free bridge across the Eastern branch OF The
Potomac, at The city Of Washington.
An incidental discussion arose upon PROPOSE
ton To repeal The proviso Of the naval appropria-
ton bill, so as to make il comport with the war
bill signed BY the President yesterday, one Sec
ton OF which authorses the completion Of all the
vessels now on The stocks, etc. The proviso Of
the former bill limits the President TO !, 500 men
as the personnel OF the Navy, and MIR. Breese con-
tended that unless it were repealed, the President
must necessarily be limited 10 that number. In
the course Of his remarks, be said there could not
be doubt but that our commerce is in very great
danger, aud that, wi;hou; further delay, the pro-
viso ongh, 10 be repealed, so IS 70 enable The Pre-
sijeu, 10 carry out the spirit Of The war bill The
subject was finally referred 10 the Committee on
Naval Affairs.
A bill making a collection district OF the port OF
New Orleans, was reported, and read twice.
A number OF private bills from The House
were received and referred. The West Point
Academy Bill was also received and referred.
The bill 10 establish United States Courts, &C.,
in Florida, wa. taken up and passed.
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THE RACES-The race on "Wednesday
over The Canton Course, three mile heats, purse
400 dollars, was won in two straight heats, by
Col. w. R. Johnson's chestnut colt, by Boston.
Time O3-502. The following is the result !:
Col. w R. Johnson's ch. C., by Boston, /
Col. F. Thompson's Belzebub, 2 3
O. P. Hare's Antisnette, ; 2
w. L. & Fl. D. Hauon'. Wilton Brown, dis.
There was quite large company in attend
ance. The time will show that the race was not
a very spirited one. To-day Fashion, and a
Young colt, Orator, BY Boston, contend for a purse
Of eco dollars, four mile heats. The track is in
excellent order, and good race may be anliei-
pa,ed.- Baltimore Sun.
FASHION AGAIN VICTORIOUS.-Thc
race between "Fashion" and "Oralor," for 4
purse OF 6,000 dollars, came off yesterday over
the Canton Course at the appointed time. As
was anticipated Fashion again proved victorious
The first heat was accomplished by her IN :
minutes and SO seconds, without being tapped.
The second heat was run in minutes ana 81
seconds. Orator passed her in this heat, and
maintained her position for one mile. The
gap was then closed, and Fashion passed him
with ease, running the heat as above stated.
There was large number OF spectators present
II was the opinion OF many good Judges who sa W
The contest, that Fashion, had she been put 10 her
mes, speed so admirable was her keeping
could have made much better time on this occa-
sion than she has ever yet accomplished
Baiiimo,e Patriot, Man Is
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TIE SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE.

The Government, (says Thursday nigh
Union,) is assuming 10 use MIR. Madisop's &C.
LIBERATED language the armer and the attitude de-
uanded by the crisis" The President and his
Cabinet are now actively engaged in organizing
lis military and naval forces under The recent acl
of Congress. He is in constant communication
with his Secretaries, and in frequent consultation,
night and day, with his Cabinet. Arrangements
are making which will be announced in due sea-
son; and we entertain lille doub, that they will
be found satisfactory TO the country. The plan
Of The campaign will develope itself
The country is rousingup westward lIor
is becoming the rallyng sign. The newspapers
are coming 10 US charged with the rising excite
ment of the people. Meetings are caIled-meet-
ines are held-companies military
equipments are preparing. In twenty da after
The fiery torch is passed through The land we sha \
have the 10000 volunteers offering 10 take The
field. Those who live near The scene OF action,
will probably be first called OUT bul The more dr.
,anl volunteers will be held in reserve 10 bide their
time. if they are wanting.
We understand that offers are pouring in upon
The President. Among them, that we can call 10
mind, is regiment from Pennsylvania, under
Gen. Sherwood; brigade from New York. un-
der Gen. Gibbs Mcneil. Offers of service in
various forms are made. Among the offers re-.
ceved BY the President is The following from The
patriotic and monumental city:
HEADQUARTERS, 5TH REGIMBNT w. L.
Batfimore May u, 1916.
AL special meeting Of tie officers OF this re-
giment, held at the Colone's quarters, The follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Rcsolred, That Colonel Hickman, in Uehalf OF
the Companies composing the 9Th regiment vo-
luneer infantry, attached 10 the first light divi-
sion. Nj. l., be authorized to inform MAJOR Gene
raj c. II. Stewart, that the services Of said regi-
ment are at he disposition OF Major General
Stewart to garrison Fort McHenry, whenever it
may be deemed eXpedient 10 remove lherefrom the
United States troops and that the commanding
general be respectfully requested 10 apprise the
| War Department OF the readiness Of the 5th reei
men 10 perform with alacrisy the service referred
TO-
have the honor TO be your obedent servant,
N. HICKMAN
Colonel 9Th regiment Volunteer Infantry.
Major General Ct. III. STEWART.
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GEN. SCOTIA Washington correspor-
dent of The Alexandria Gazette states, that al
Cabinet meeting held on Thursday evening last,
it was determined TO send Gen. Scott TO command
our troops in person, and lhahe will leave for The
seat OF war forthwith,
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DIED.

Died, on Sunday night, l0;h Insta.:' M
months. THEopoRlck BLAND, son - >or,.
Theodorick and Frances c. Pryor o.
"They die in Jesus. and are o'e''
How calm their slumbeH arc ..,st
From suffering and from .in 'e''"
And freed from every snsF'
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1t has been stated in the Enquirer Ia, Sam
uel Harcum was elected in Nouhumbefar,
over Edrard Nelms This is mis,ase ".
are informed by undoubed authority thai L.,-..
Nems is elected over Samuel Harcum il +.
casting vote OF The High Sheriff, and las .ae e
turn. They are both Democrats
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TEXAS ELECTION

DIS. Kaufman is undoubtedly elee'sJr +,
gress from he first eastern dis'iie. : +.
certain whether Williams or PIlisVO} =
in The second. All the Couniiee eac.F oil
and Brazos, give Williams w."
0al Choke 9Q5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

q In the d,ba:e on The war Bill, publi,at
yesterday, an error occurred in ire Senate n.
ceedinSs, where i, is state, that Mr. Boz
moved 10 amend by striking out portion Of III
preamble 10 the bill. It will be seen by reieleno
10 the full report in another column Of TO-DAY,
paper, that The amendment was proposcd by VI.
J. Nj. CLAYTON of Delaware
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NAVAL.-Tne U. S. Brig Perry, T.. ~ =.
Blake, will aito-day Tor Chagres. Ora, -. !.
litude has been used in getting The Fe',i :.
for sea, under orders received yesiefdat -.
Navy Department.
We learn that orders have been ieee.' =,
10 fit GU, the q. S. sloop Of war Deca y. : /.
vice, and that few more men have ~
into the Navy Yard 10 finish The ordeI gl.s -,
time since in relation 10 the frlgae bfa..'
And also for using the u,mos, dll'eene'. =.
rendezvous here in enlisling Tec'u'n =
naval service. Norfolk Beacon, .H09 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19

Thomas c. Reynolds has teen a,por.e. i,
The President, by and with ih- advice an. -.
sent Of the Senate, 10 be Selre,ar9 Il Legal,
of the United States at Main. nee Js>ee, :.
Livingston, resigned Mr.. L. is = tine s..,.5.
and was recommended 10 the P.esi.en, In ma.
Of the leading men OF the country. Tie liz,
lion will sail very soon