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HORRIBLE EFFECTS OF lNTEdprD.
ANCE

:, painful excitement was produced ia Newsrl
" ~ las; week by The discovery ola pulrid body
me basement of No. Durand street, uccuped
~ Peter Mahan and his wife, and from which an
Noticeable stencil had issued for some days. du-
''n9 which nothing had been seen of The degraded
couple who were both common drunkards m.
nr'ghbors at last broke into the room, and fo.,od
Niahan dying of starvation. with the corpse of his
vile IN an advanced state of decomposition WING
on The floor, and already prey TO the worms
me rats, and the understandable com panons of Tho
nrunkard, feeding on his victim The Coroner's
Jury rendered verdict of death by causes I'M
s"o%n' nu' expressing belief that she was muir
dered by her husband. Drunken husbands w;vee
and parents may read an important lesson in this
orleI narrative Of The effects Of intern nerance
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WHITE BONNET GLUE.-We have lust
w received superior article of WHITE GLUE,
and arc anxious to call the attention Of Mantua.
Makers and others 10 the eamc. For SALT at the
Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
April % CHAs n. HEISfTSH, Agent
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WHITE COTTON FRINGES.-Wo have
w received recently from New York large as
sortcmnt Of white FURNITURE PRINCES Of
beautiful patterus and very cheap.
May Q JOHN COOKE & co.
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GIN so bbs Imitation Holland Gin, just re
" ceivcj, Tor sale ~
Aug2i J. WILLS
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WILLIAM WOODWARD, Notary Pub.
w lie and Scrivencr, General Agent, Convey
ANGER, and Collector, will attend all business en-.
trusted to his care with prompiness and despatch
neke Square. Julv
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DANIEL $. CHERRY, Manufacturer and
~ Dealer in Stoves. Iron, Copper and Tin Ware.
Sc, &C., corner of High and Crawford streets,
Portsmouth, Va. JanIa
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= WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor at
~. Law, Portsmouth, Va
W once In Bourkes New Building, High street,
where he will be pleased to all persons having
business in the line of his profession. Sep is
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ROBERT BELL, Wholesale and Retail Hat
tfect, Portsmouth Va
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III BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
Al die streets, Portsmouth,, Va.
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H. ID. HAYNES, Wholesale and Retail Fur
~. niturc Warehouse, corner of High and Mid
die streets, Portsmouth, Va.
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~ Miscellaneous Books, Stationery Sc sold hu
N. b. WEBSTER, one door North Of the Crawford
House, Portsmouth, Va w.
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ToHN COOKE G. CO., Dealers i'm Foreign
~ and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va.
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CHARLES IL. HEINITSH, Agent. Drug
~ gist and Apotecary, and Dealer in Paints Oils,
Dyestuiis, &c, High street, Portsmouth. Va.
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II HOFFMAN, Boot and Shoes Manufacture
J. :. er, south of the Market, Crawford street,
Portsmouth, Va
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TAS. A. SPALDING. Manufacturer and Deal
u err in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, and every other ar
tice in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
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STEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
" Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &C., Mar
xet Square, Portsmouth, Va.
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r OAF SUGAR.-I0 whole and half boxes of
IL Coverings Refined LOAF SUGAR, in Store
and for sale by WILLS & Co,
Jan 6 High street.
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WILLS g. CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
w mission Merchants, east end of High street,
Portsmouth. Va
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-All the popular SCHOOL
~ BOOKS for sale by N. ID. WEBSTER,
Az the New Book Store, Portsmouth, Va.
Feb
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05
CITY INTELLlG ENCE.

Burglary The grocery and commission
store of William Chestnut, Esq, corner OF Pratt
and South sts., was entered, oil rather some
thief managed to secrcte himself in the build
ing, prior TO its being closed on Thursday night
by the clerks During the night he forced open
the desk, by boring through to the lock with
an augur, but soon found that he bad his
trouble for nothing, as it was empty He OBJ
tanned, however, ten dollars in coppers, which
happened to be lying in the counting ROOM
With these he made his escape, by forcing,
with crow bar, the lock of one Of the doors.
Look out for Roguss. The front door of u
dwelling in Mulberry, near Pearl ST., was LETT
open for few moments yesterday, when some
thief stepped in, picked up two new window
hIInds that had iust been purchased, and walk
ed off with them. Lock your doors, as thieves
are unusually bold now a.days.
Still among the Missing. 1t is somewhat sim
gular, that Louis Cummins, the murderer of
Leplat Garter, has not, up TO this time, been
heard of. The murder was committed on the
4th of July, at md day, in almost the heart OF
the city, and yet he escaped with impunlty.-
Does no person know OF his hiding paCe?-
Would not large reward lettet hun QUIZ
Serious Charge. A man named James Eli
Oft, was arrested yesterday on the charge OF
robhng school house, near the Battle Ground,
| North Point, OF number of books, &c. JUS
tice McAlster committed him for further ex-
! animation.
Rabbits. We saw small wagon pass down
Aisquth street, yesterday afternoon, loaded full
| Of wild rabbits. This kind of game must be
very plenty this season, Idglng from the guam
tity that is brought to market, but we thnk the
chance is not bad of extermlnating tho breed
altogether, if they are hunted down and killed
in such quantities.
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EhAFIS' DAGUEISR OTYPE ROOMS
E2 (LATE PORTER,SA


.
N. r. corner Of North and { more streets,
W Entrance in NORTH STREET, opposite the Pa
triut uifice.
Lhenesses taken in clear or CLOUDY tpeathsr, aud
WarrdHted not to fade.
US- Hours of operating from "A. M. to 5 P. M.
Having taken the rooms recently occupied by MI
Porter and caused them Ia be remodeled, reIted and
the arrangement of light greatly improved the sub
scrber j. now repaired to execute correct and eIe
giant DaguerToetype Portraits, both Singy and in
Gfohps Possessing thorough knowledge of the
arr ana extensive PRACTICAL experiences in Chemistry,
avtng been, for several Yeas joint proprietor OF j.
W. X X. w. Davis Drug and Chemical Establish
mentl together with superior Instruments apparatus
ana materials and determined to spare efforts to
please, the subscriber confidently hopes for a share
OF pubic patronage.
de5 ly J WISTAR DAVIS.
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WEsTERN CONTINENT

TESH4E "ESTERN CONTINENT
= OF THE PRESENT WEEK contains:
Spoi!lng Good Dinner, sketch from real life, by
r. y Arthur.
The bead Guest, concluded.
The Back ProphGr, continued.
Major Jones ON his Trave!s-Trp up the HudsOR TO
Abmy-incidents of the Voyage
An Ancient City, By Baltimore correspondent.
William Win, by Virgnan.
Emanuel Swedenbuig
Original AID selected Psetry-Editorials-A
--MIsce!tany-News, sc, sc.
For sale at the principal Periodical Agencies. Sin
gle copies 6! cts. DAG
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

GUN CoTToN. 1t seems probable that this
discovery will entirely supcrcede the manuac,
ture of gunpowder, on account of the facility
with which it can be made-lts superior oxplo.
sive force-and the immense saving ia expense
The United States government is causing it to
be subjected TO experimental tests by scientific
men, and the result, so far, is said to be very
favorable. 1t is not Improbable, that, in fu-
ture wars, (and perhaps, in the present. our
armies will be accompanied by bales of cotton,
in an unprepared state, to be manufactured as
required, for the use of our troops. 1t certain
ly should be manufactured for public use, uM-
der the direction of government officers, at
least, until its properties and management
shall be more fully developed. We are glad
to see that our government is directing the in
vestigation, as it should be strictly and rigidly
tested before being introduced into public SER
vice,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

HNRESH TEAS. Just received from the New
IL YORK canton Tea Company, few chests more
OF their superior GREEN and BLACK TEAS. The
increasing demand for our Teas induces us to be-
eve that we sell better Teas for the price Than any
similar establishment in the city. Families in the
them a trial. Also on hand, COFFEE Green Roast
ed and round If an article fails to give entire sat
isfacon, you should return and have it exchanged,
or the money refunded
JAMES R. PORTER, Agent,
dj No. ITO Gay, betV cen Front and High SITS.
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TEE WEEKLY CLIPPER. The rsaIefs of the Week
ly Clipper, W 1T mud 10 days nuRber, IuI OF late and
interesting intelligence, with reports "f the markets;
sal Of stock. miscellaneous reading; iulI parlicu-
Iats OF the wreck of the steamboat Atlantic; news
from Mexico; letter frou the Gulf Squadron; move
ments of The Army and Nay; report of the Van Ness
tral: spondeHce, city items; editorials; poetr,
news by the mails; with variety of interesting Sc
ectious besides three good stories. ALI for cents
or 81 per year.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05
~ nnn DOLLARS, Consolidated
asFSIU Lottery of Maryland, class ,
for 1886. To be drawn in the city of Baltimore, Md
TODAY, SATURDAY. Dec S, 1916. For benefit
of Frederick Female Seminary,

FHOIG ICKtIS T2-SHaTES TT pTOpUTIIUN.
ID. PAINE II co. Managers,
Ii Office No. I2 SOUTH STREET.
WSERST BIG GUN! HUZZA, HUZZA FOR
IL No. 156 MARKET STREET,
Was sold yesterday, two handsome Prizes at my
lucky 0ffce-one of 900, half ticket and s 100 in
whole. This shows well for the beginning, and
hope to do much b. tier.
Drawn Nos. of Consolidated Lottery. class 2:
d % Al Sc Sc Is Q 26 45
TODAY, will be drawn Small Fry-CapitaIs are
$1,000 $500, 1000, 473, d of $3.50, &c. &c. Tickets
49, halves ST.; quarters so cts. For packages or siH-
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LITER FROM BRAzos-.9 ;val Oaf f ihs
Baltimore Committee. The b.g Mary Jane,
Capt. Meekins, arrived at New Orleans on the
25th ult. from Bra2os, whence she sailed on
the 2lst. The Bee says:
Sine reports the arrival at that pl &C of the
steamer Nlckim on the 18Th inst, wing on
board the committee on behalf of the citl2cns
of Baltimore to take to that place the body Of
the late gallant Major Ringgod, Also, Mr.
Sam. S. Mills, who is to take charge and re.
turn to their friends in Baltimore, the bodies of
Colonel Watson and Captain RIdgeIy, who fell
at Monterey.
The brig Union, of Baltimore, fifty days, was
outside the bar, partly discharged.
The steamer Neptune. was to leave Brazos
for Tamplco on the 9 LIST INST, with seven cont
ranies OF regulars OF the Second Regiment AT
tlery, under the com nand of Col. Belden.-
The steamer Sea was also taking in the field
battery, consisting oftwo Founders and six
teen 6 FOUNDERS.
A gentleman who came passenger on tho
brig Mary Jane, direct from Camargo, informs
US there is no news from the Army.
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A3-INTERES ING FXERCISFS,-On SAB
BATH MORNING Next, at Il O'Clock, heV. BEN-
JaHsN f. Brooks will preach at Light al. NJ. =
Church; Rev. L.. F. M0HaAN at Euaw ST. N, r.
Church, aud Raw GEORGE tlGLDT al Wesley Chap J.,
Sharp street, after which Collect ions and sub chP-
tons will he made for the society for the Relief of
invited TO he p,esrnt and lihrral soIIrc ION il an
ucipdted in view Of The approaching winler. IL
9L3- DEATH-BED CONVEKSIONS.--An address
VIII he delivered at the Disciple Meeting HoHe,
North street, On SUNDAY EVENING, thr6'h inst,
showing that Eternal Salvation is Promised only TO
IRE at holiness, not to the unpr"hab'e rrIhost OF a
dying sitnt! and that The popular doctrine on tiiS
subject Is as directly Op o7t to the teachinsS n' tht
lusl'ce and the regeneration Of mankind. Service
viii commence at7 orc ocS. Seats are Tree, ana inc
public respectfully nW ed II
- , ,,, 80 f., n 49,,
VI hLiL ~ onH; nc r ~ ~, W ,1 I'm
WI ut'ivtI uiitd htciute Nv rvs Iiu'," VI" "N'
DAY Evening, 7In inst, at "a o'cloek;
lands of switzerland, including Lucefne, ZURICH
beIhe, anu nc, &C ..,.
IL H"h''ta"ee lSb ceh's I,''''"' WI a. a. ,o
Voieht purpose lAfJ H'-@'
M, . ynICp CV,,v nt IA tppt ANN TEN
PEW Mrr MN aTTFNTIoIT 20 SiINnaV
AFTEENotIN G,,h ins, NJ Iot,. "A 9rIn. a ma
live of I,atapd ,,d iatn FINN Npv Vo,k v,J address
tho N,tou ~ ,nI aSgt;,.pc. Soci.tv nm IN. R;sn
and Progress the Temperance Reformation in he
ahd through HE AgeRcy OF Father Matthew ana the
present. condition of Tie cause IN New york. The
meeting vii asa be addressed ny that eloquent ad-
Vocate ct Temperance, mr' MITCHELL Ihe meet
ing WIN commence al O'CLOCK. general INVITA-
unh Is e&lehdtd 10 ire pubic me iadies are PaFh-
Cularly MSlied 10 atekd.
IT. HtNkf j. SCAkFF, tleSldehs'
,,,rppU-,TI,C ,.,,,,,r,,IC pIp,p ppp
w, ~, = q EM ne v" WEE NV" ihs
HEN a 10y p""c hee'lhs % lht mus Pehu-
cnt orhtr OF Nashhstonla"S' WIN DC hein al me
nv w. ,e ''"sI"Sa"l Sq,aS
a. n"n.VeI ahS Sa"'uen suectS' u" mo ,
ENENlNG, Dec; Hh, nj o'cf cN, on "hich ocea-
SION sFehnin blue VIII DC presented 10 INC oiat'
o. WaShihgtohldnT, ny hany IN per on, ""G , an
au"ttss ue,asel.u W m.i"et Vi t"o "iuet
9uohc are tesPeet'u"y '"'"e"'
o. PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. The annual
meeting of the Pa apsco Fire Company, for the cleo
ton at officers wi be held at their Hall on MON
DAY EVENING, 7th inst at O'Clock. The mem
befs are requested to be puHctual in heir attend
auce BY order,
d5 II HENRY W. MllNOR, SecY.
{rz- AMERICANS-TO THE RESCUE! All A
merIcan Young men, from the age of eighteen to thif
". favorable To the cause of Native Americanism
il This ar, earnestly requested TO meet at Roses
American Rppubican Head Quarters, N. Cav street, ,
on MONDAY EVENING Dec 7lh, at II O'Clock
for tho nurnnss of orpot izinu Young MEMS Naive
American Associalion
LF ~ By order &C.
FCNEkA IL OH MAI. kfSGGULU'
0I3- AS the remains of the late Maj II RINGGoLD
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NNT Nj. n. HARRISON,
w No. as EAST BALTIMORE ST.,
would respectfully call The attention Of his feli,w-
czens and The public generally, that he VIII open
in few days, a splendid assortment of English CO.
Iored ENGRAViNGS, embracing, Drawings, views,
aud Caricatures. Juvenile BOOKS, VARYING IN
prices from 6! els. 10 90 each-be'hg an agency
that he has Obtained at considerable expeH " and
troube-and Iusts that he shall meet with the pa
trenage Of discerning public.
AS the above invoice comes in uhder INC new Ia
riff, they will be sold at the lowest pune rate
,.The Noyember No. of Ilarper's Lcndon Ma
gaziDe is receivrd Contents IN to-motow's papef
w. N. HARRISON, General sg"nl Tor
ID London Periodicals..
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SMOKY CHIMNEYS.

SMOKY CHIMNEYS.
IN EMINGTbs'S pATENf HOT BLAST,
IL FUEL SAVING SMOKE-PREVENT [ N G
aNUIRONS are warranted in every case, and un-
der all circumstances to cue smoking chlmneys,
wherever applied, or ne charge. Also Rihston,s
Patent CondeusiHg and DigestiRg Coffee Pot, which
makes the very hest of coffee, (a of the aroma be-
ing re ained requiring but two-ihirds OF me usual
amount of the berry, and no clarifying SUBSTANCE
necessary. For sale Wholesale and NJ tan oy
SAMSON CARi55, ls0 Baltimore St,
de4.4t Sole Agent for the Patsntee.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

1000 F n9L III, bts, EoR n 0NLY s, S@
the Lucky Office of MILLER s. CO., C ,rner Of Bal
timorG and St PauI's street, aud purchase ticket
where splendid pliZas are sold daily.
TO-DAY. December 5th, will be drawn the Md,
Consolidated LOTTERY. Glass No. lis Nos IL
drawn ballots For the benefit of the Frederick Fe
ploln
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

LIGHTS ON THE COAST. A committee Of the
New York Chamber Of Commerce have report
ed in favor Of the expedioncy of a law to COM
pei vessels on the coast to carry lights during
the night, as tending to the preservation both
of life and property. Tho committee recon-
mend, as the proper regulations in such cases,
that vessels going free be required to carry a
phih light at the end of the bowsprit, and YES
sells on a wind red light.
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Tickets S2-halves 81 quarters 80 cents. Ceuif-
cafes of package of 25 quarters $40
For lucky tickets by the package single tickets
apply TO the prize vcnders, MILLER y co,
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Pau streets.
Drawn Nos. THE Maryland Lottery, class No.
g drawn Dec. 4, Lowest prize 81.
81 % "a 66 Sc s IL 9 % 4S
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o. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase Fine Cold ami Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver SPe0as, GodPencil
Cases. greast. pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS britannia Ware; are Invited to examine
GABRIEL. ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
dIte his Old Established Store, Waters!, % door
from Calvert. apps
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-05

RIGHT. The Pennsylvania Canal Com MIS-
sioners have resolved that the several volun-
teer companies comprising the regiment of
Pennsylvania volunteers, which is to rendez-
vous at Pittsburg, in the month of December,
ls46, for the purpose of entering the service of
the United States, in pursuance of the call of
the President, shall pass to Pittsburg free of
toll.
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SchF Juliet, (new, ll9 tOHs) Hugh 5. Walker De-
marara, James Corner & Sons.
ARRIVED.
SchT Emblem, Buckingham, 10 days from York
asst'd cargo 10 Rose Merrill u Co.
Schr Erie, NickeTsoH, 10 days fin York, assorted
cargo, to John w Brown.
Schr Atlantic, Yates, days FIN York, assorted
cargo, 10 w Brown
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
barIue off James Point
SAILED-Fr. ship BaIIochan No. Dashapess
for ilavre briggs Brookltne, spatcs, West Indie
Harp, Gator, do.
MEMORANDA,
Barque Frances Partridge, Traverse, for BaIti-
more, schls Thomas Hooper, repairing; and ] . r,
Rdgeway, Spauldng, for Turks Island 10 sail next
dat, were left AT st. hOmas, 9Th ult.
Barque Ida, Halett, and brig Netamara Kennev
for Baltimore, cleared at Boston I'd inst Scnr Texas
ri sbury. arrived at do same day FIN Baltimore.
BrIgs Margaret, Tukesburg, from Baltimore, unc;
and EveIna Bande, CaypooI, for do. soon, were
left at Demarara Nov. LIST.
Brig Lady Adams, Brown, sailed from GuayaouiR
for 81, Thomas ami Baltimore Oct l7th.
Br, Brig Belle, WHiIier, fun Baltimore for Barbados
went 10 Wednesday, last.
Brig Mary Helen Wihf, I'm fillmore for ST Johns
f. (beiOre reported put into New Bedford in dis
tress sailed on feT voyage LIST inst having been put
IN complete rePair-her cargo in good order
Schr Maria, Johnson, cleared at N York for Balti.
mole I'd inst.
Schr Roxbury. Sears, from Bultimore via Tar
pau in Cove, arrived at Providence LIST inst Schr
Queen, Gardiner, sailed tlom 90 Both ult Tor Balti-
more.
Baker, 'oG Baltimore, sailed i'm Fall River S0fh nit
hr Alexandra, h; ker, II days I'm Baltimore arr.
at York inst. Had experienced continued "a es,
and was driven off in the gale 0 the Pin u hut sue
coed in reaching Newport which pofl she lett on
the 30h
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G3~OFFlClhh DRAWING OF the Ma. Consoll.
dated Lottery, class No. 2, for 1896
I'll 90 A 66 Sc Is 2 e6 48
81 aud g. being the st and ID drawn Nos each $40
"a and &C. being the Sd and Ain; or & and 56, be.
ing the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 30
. and To- being the 9Th ana SIh; or &c and IL, be-
ing the 9Th and ION drawn Nos each 30
AlluavIng TWO of the drawn Mos. on them. each 8
AL hayiag one 0niy OF the drawn Nos. on.
1t EMORY & CO., No. On. Calvert-sl