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The Albany is a sloop of war, of 1,0i0 tons bur-
then. She is a beautiful model, being very sharp,
and built for fast sailing, well as strength. She
has one deck, and only single row of ports, and
mounts sixteen 80 Founders, and four eight inch
Paxhan guns, 81 Founders. She will carry, all
told, 200 men, and six months provision, and 100
days water, carried in iorty-iour iron tanks, hold
ing % 900 gallons. She was commenced in Jane
l843, and was planned and her building superin-
tended by Francis Grce, Esq, Naval Construc-
tor, at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. She will be
rgged and ready for sea in about 60 days-al-
though her destination is not yet known. Her en-
tire cost will be $129, 600, which is much less in
proportion than most Of the United States vessels
thai have lately been built. She is named after
the city of Albany, and in return for this, num-
Der Of the wealthy residents OF that city have OBJ
tanned a very fine painting Of the city, which is
to adorn the cabin. This painting is at present
in the Lyceum of the Navy Yard.