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The subject Of resumption came up before
the House Yesterday MIR. GALLAGHER after
a preamble, stating that as the Banks oil 'nis
state had been compelled to suspend specie
navnents in consequence Of the Phliadeiphla
Banks having previously adopted that courses
and as the Philadelphia Banks were now ie-
deeming their notes in specie,and the virginia
Ranks had declared their willingness to resume
.s soon as the Baltimore Banks were ready
therefore:
R,solyed. That the several Banking lnstllu-
,;one Of this State be, and they are hereby re-
tired TO resume the payment in specie Oh All
fbe;r notes and other liabilities on or before
Monday, the first day of February.
Mr.. E. A. LYNCH offered as a substitute LOT
said resolution the following:
Resolp,d. That as the Banks of Maryland
b,na heen at all times prepared TO resume spe-
&c ~avments when the Banks of other STATES
were able TO unite with them IN doing so per
manentlv. this Legislature have entire conn
dence in the ability and readiness OF the BANKS
of This State to resume whenever the uue III
terest of the community require 1t.
Mr. GRAVES offered as a substitute for the
whole, inc lUlAOWAhS" r
Resolved, That as the Mechanics BANK Oh
BALTIMORE, the Merchants Bank of Baltimore,
and the Commercial and Farmers Bank oi
Baltimore, by their action, have decidea tIla'
in tbe opinion of their officers and directors
The trua interest of the community require an
immediate resumption ofspecie payments, u' a.
therefore this Legislature have good reason ~
| believe that such resumption should at ThG :
talre Mace. and so most solemnly express theLL
opinion, and are prepared to take ac'i0n ~
enforce the same.
On motion of Mr.. CAN'T, the preamble re-
solution and substitutes were made the order
oftbe day for Thursday next, the 18th inst.
The consideration of the bill to authorize the
Ranks TO receive and pay out the orders
drawn by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company on the stock of the city, was theh re
sumed. but no definite action was taken.
Mr.. CAUsIN made report from the Select
Comuittee. to whom was referred so much oil
the Message of the Governor as relates to the
public lands. He took the ground that as the
public debt had been paid, the proceeds OF the
public lands should be distributed to the States
in Just proportions, to be by them applied to
such objects of expenditures within the limits
of the States, as may most truly tend in their
rssults ,.to the common use and benefit of the
States.''
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The WHALE TRADE.-It appears by report
made by the COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs in the
Senate of the United States in 1886, that the
whale ships alone in the Pacific Ocean number
AGO sail, amounting to nearly 100000 tons, and
named by $4,000 seamen! The report says, "Ev-
cry time this whale feet puts to sea, there is
quired, in outfits, flour, 5000 bbls, pork and
beef, 1920 barrels, molasses, 621 900 gallons;
coffee, $4,000 pounds; sugar. 1885, 800 pounds;
tea, IT,, 500 pounds, rice, 300 ties; duck, 49,
460 pieces; cordage, 1850 tons; iron hoops, $500
tons; copper, $4,000 sheets, vessels coppered
every voyage; slaves, 100000. No part of
the commerce Of this country is more important
than that which is carried on in the Pacific
Ocean. II is large in amount-net less than
sl2 ,O0o, 900 of capital are invested in, and ac-
lively EMPLOYED BY, ONE branch Of the whale
fishery alone; and in the whole trade is directly
and indirectly involved not less tn an fifty to
venty millions sfpreperty"
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SINGULAR LAW IN WIscoNsIN.-The legis-
lative correspondent of the Mily, sakie Sentinel
states, that the statute book of the young Ter
ritory of Wisconsin is disgraced by law that
compels milIers to grind for disiiieries, and
that several who, for conscience sake, have
refused, have been prosecuted! Such law is
the more surprising to those who know the
general sound character and correct mora
sentiment of the population of Wisconsin,
Piftsburg .4dUocate.
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THE EXPLORING SQUADRON. = Letters,
bearing dates Nov. Sd, Nov. 18th, Dec. 10th,
Dec. 18th, 1889, for the Exploring Squadron,
had reached the Sandwich Islands previous to
June goth, 1910. A letter received in this city
from gentleman belonging to the Scientific
Corps, and who was to meet the Squadron at
Oahu, dated at that place June 2Oth, 1910,
states that the expedition was hourly expec-
ted.-Boston Atlas.
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Mas. KrNNEY.-This ill-starred lady has de
ermined to return forthwith to her native home,-
in Maine, in company with her father. The
subscription opened in her behalf produced but
triaing sum. The stubborn fact is, whether
night or wrong, the women in general are pre-
JUDGED against her, and very few husbands cared
about paying cut cash for nothing, and at the
same time displease their wives The young, or
unmarried men, of course, have other uses for
their money.-BoSton Post.
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MILITARY AsYLuM.-Ws are gratihed to learn
that Mr.. Monroe, of New York, has Introduce
a bill into the House of Representatives Inc
New York Courier and Enquirer says:
III. object proposed by the bill of Mr. Mon
NJ -. Jo1I;ate In measure the evils and dis
sS;iaini soldier the prospect of comfortable
nrovision for his old age. The means OF esta6,
fishing the institution contemplated by the Bill
LIST. Monthly contribution of20 cents by every
soldier
ID. The use of all moneys belonging to the
estates of deceased soldiers remaing unclaimed
twelve months after the death of the soldier.
Sd. Stoppages by sentence Of courts-martlsl'
4th. Forfeitures on account of desertion.
5tl. Surplus of hospital fund annually on
hand.
9th. Sale ofproduce and fabricated articles by
the beneficiaries.
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awv aAaRTsoN.

We find the following in the Cincinnati Ga
....s sa,d TO be an extract from speech de-
liv.red in the Senate of the United States, by
the Hon. John M. Clayton. How Prophetlc'
and how forcIbly should its verihcatlon admon-
isb those who are now coming into power 10
use the trust coufided TO them with iorbearance!
ss\ybv was the gallant Harrison, the hero OF
Fort NTe;qs. tie victor at Tippecanoe and the
Thames. veteran in council as wen as IN the
field, distinguished for his virtues IN all tne re
lations of the citizen, the soldier, ana tne
man--yybv. ask, was he prescribed as unht 10
~anrosont his country abroad, and withdrawn
from Columbia to make room Tor lnomSs =
Moore, He had scarcely arrived al bogotd-
tbe ;rly was still fresh on the Executive fecoiu
,vb;rb informed the President that 1t was inc
advice and consent of the Senate that ne shoulu
renresent us there, when the order Ior MS fSin"-
val was announced. This could not TSNc SeI
done for any official misconduct 1here hao
been no time to inquire into that. Was ms u
delitv distrusted then? Or how did the Puollc
goo5 renulre his dismissal2 Think you (the ora
tor continued) it will tell well in the annals OF
history. that he who had so often perllied nc
and limb in the vigor OF manhood, 10 seGuiS Iiie
blessings of liberty to others, was Pnhlsheo ioi
his opinions in his old age' 1t was an ac.2 US .
p,,;se IL as we NAV, which, by holding out the
idea that he had lost the confidence oil MS Gouii-
t try might tend to bring Down his grey hairs
With so sorrow to the grave But the glory he ac-
quired by the campaign on the Wabash, aud by
those hard-earned victories for which he recelV-
ed the warmest acknowledgements OF merit from
the Legislature of Kentucky, and the iuil inea,
sure of nations thanks IN the resolutions " ..
Cono.rass can never be effaced, and any effort
to degrade their honored object f7iH recou on
those who make it, until other men IN better
days, shall properly estimate his worth, and
again cheer his declining years, with PROOFS o
has eo4t,,tyU's con fderee and gratitude"
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DEATH OF BANKER.-The Boston Ga
zette of Monday, says We understand that
Samuel Williams, Esq, formerly distinguish
ed banker in London, died in this city early on
Saturday morning. In ls20-2a, no man in the
commercial world filled SO large aspace in the
public eye as he. Of late years he has been
mere "waIking shadow about town." but we
doubt not some able pen will do justice to his
memorv
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IMPORTANT ARREST Case Of the TigriS.-
We understand that four of the seamen who
were brought home in the Tigris, and were dis
jackson, the British midshipman, for trespass
in bringing them home in custody. Mr.. Jack
son was arrested on Saturday night, and bail
was demanded in the sum Of $4,000. He was
suffered to remain at large on his parole of no.
nor; and yesterday writ Of habsas corpus was
sued out by G. S. Hillard, Esq, for the purpose
of having the bail reduced, which is retm nable
tomorrow at ~ o'clock, M.-Boston Daily
advertiser.
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MASTER HUMPHREYS CLocK-Mr. Hickman
has laid upon our table, No II of this interest
ing miscellany Nell and her grandfather have
new friends, and Quilp, who, it will be remsm-
bered, had marked Kit for his prey, has COM
menced operations through Mr.. Brass and his
Sister
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The New York Times says-"We have good
authority for believing that Gen. Harrison will
call special session Of Congress soon after his
induction to office This measure, it appears
to us, will not only be justifable, but necessa-
ry. The new President will enter upon his
executive duties. not only with an empty trea-
sury, but with lien upon the coming revenue
present administration, and the payment of
which has been purposely postponed by them
in order to throw odium and embarrassment
upon their successors"
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10 BALTIMORE COUNTY Each Tippecancc
Club in this County l. requested 10 send Delegation
of ten Convention, 10 meet at BrookandVille, "
miles on Falls Road) on SATURDAY, 9th February,at
IL O'Clock, A. M.
Those districts in which Clubs have not been formed
requested 10 send delegations of like number.
Business Of general Importance to the County Will DC
taken into consideration BY order of Central Com
mittse of Baltimore County.
i2l JOSEPH JAMESON, Chairman.
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MORE TROOPS FOR FLoRtDA.-A detach-
ment of 1o4 recruits, for the first regiment of
infantry, embarked yesterday for Tampa Bay
on board the ship Tuskina. The detachment
is under command of Lieut.. w. s. Henry, Sc
cond infantry. LIEUT.. W. Martin, also of the
second regiment, is attached to the command.
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nr+IOO,OOO BOXEs OF-o}
EAR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD
EDPILLS sold the past year.
ar"KILL OR CURE,"-1r

AR LEGIDY'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
-BDPILLS sold the past year.
l7-"KILL OR CURE."~t11
This doctrine is startling nevertheless is the doc
trne tnertaneda and praetced by the numerous Quacks
who manufacture Preparations Of various kinds which
have mercury for their base.
BEWARE THEN
How yon trast to such preparations. 'Iis true, they
skull cure,' and you and then hear OF the cures
but never hear of the killed or the wounded, those
whose constitutions are completely destroyed aud bro
ken down.
To all those who have been using Quack medicines.
1 would recommend The use Of remedies that will cOu
ACT their bad effects before il is too late
BE ADVISED.
Therefore, to guard against the evil effects Of Quack
medicines; and employ such medicines only as you
know and have proof of being prepared BY aregulareN
perienced Apotheeary and Physician such IL
DIR. LEIDY'S
SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD PILLS,
Which may be used at all times, ages, aud seasons,
where either mild or active purgative may be required
or as purifier ofthe blood and animal fluids, and IN
all diseases requiring pursauon, cleansing and purify
ing the system, &c. &c.
Tney may be used without restraint from diet or oc
cuPation from moderate temperate living, or fearto0
exposure to wet and cold They are warranted free
from mercury ana all the minerals, and an antido0 G.
gaRst their bad effects.
Numerous certificates from various parts of the Uni
led States haye been, from time to time, published Of
their good effects and their reputation Feng wees
tabshed is only necessary to ntot n The public where
they may be had 'nuine.
Numerous certificates and reeors nendati ,ns from
Physicians and Others accompany the directions
To satisfy the world that they quack prepare
tion would simply observe, they ae the prepaia-
tons of irregular Druggist and Physician, attested also
ny
DR. Physiek DIR r e James
ID N Chapman DIR w p Devices
DR. S Jackson DIR Robert Hare
DIR w Homer DR. RedTnan CorsS
DIR William Gibson Rev w Delaney
c Bidde, Esq, Adrian, Esq, &e.
They are prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, al
DIR LEIDv'S HEALTH EMPORIUM, Ma. 1911 N. Sc.
COND Street, below Vino, sign efths Golden Eagle and
Serpents.
Sold aso by G. 8. DUHURST, corner Of Pratt, ~.
and Dugans wharf, lower end of Centre Market Space
Baltimore
IFy-PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX.
jale
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The Harper's are about to publish ''History
of the United States, from their settlement as
colonies, to the close of the administration of
Mr.. Madison, in 1917, by Selma Hale" MIR.
Hale's History has been extensively used as a
school-book, and we are glad TO see it taking a
position in this series of useful and popular pub
LEGATIONS
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We learn from the Gettysburg Sentinel that
the Rev J. G. MoRRls, d. D., will deliver an
Address; and that J. n. M'JILToN, Esq will
reada qn-before the Philomathoean Socis-
ty of Pennsylvania College, at their coming An
niysrsary (Tuesday the 18th otFebuary next)
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OLIVER PARKER, corner of Calvert and
" Lombard streets, offers for sale
500 bundles American and English Sheet Iron,
50 packs Russia do
IS tons best American Boiler Iron,
400 pigs Lead,
100 uoxes Tin Plates,
100 pigs Balea Tin
$50 do Cornwall do
10 casks She ct Zinc,
1000 lbs Lead Pipe,
200 bundles Iron Wire,
tons SpeteF
10 tons hOoped Rod Iron
10 do Band and Scroll do
10 do Scotch Pig Iron,
English blisiered and Cast Steel,
With an extensive assortment of Stoves, ships Cam
booseE, &c. = =! $40
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There is in Danvers, Massachusetts, manu-
factory Of carpeting, established two years ago.
which turns out annually 10000 yards Of this
article. 1t consumes $4,000 pound of wool, 500
gallons of olive oil, 10000 pounds of worsted
yarn' besides large quantities of dye-stuffs.
Ihsre are about fifty operatives, chiefly expert
encee men, employed; and the goods are said to
be of excellent quality.
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WESTERN EMIGRATIoN.-Iti is stated as fact,
says the Harrisburg Telegraph, and we notice
it as showing the rapid settlem mt of Ohio by
eastern citizens, that of the l IL members OF the
present Legislature of that state, only IA are
natives of the state, while 81 were born in
Pennsylvania.
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STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN BREMEN
AND NEW YoRK.-We are extremely glad,
says the Philadelphia Standard. to inform our
readers that the regular steam navigation be-
tween the Hanseatic town Of Bremen and N.
York, will probably commence in the spring
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AN ASSORTMENT OF NAMEs.-One of the
GEORGIA papers gives the following catalogue
of baptismal applications, actually borne by the
Juvenile members of family in that s;Ate-com-
municated by gentleman who took down the
list from the lips VI the sufferers. Ofcourse the
accuracy of the spelling may in some instances
be questioned, as the gentleman had only sound
10 guide him. The family name Is not giVeni
Drusilla Narcissus Kanimhabuck,
William Green Marson,
Isabella Pianang Hazeton,
Elizabeth jackson Emeline,
Peggy Caroline Amanda,
Matilda Polly James,
David Thomas Jasper,
Rebecca Arthur Tabitha Jane,
Sally Martha Ann,
Francis Mahulday Amy,
Bailey George Nolan,
Violet Delilah Clementne,
Abraham Newton.
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The debates in Congress upon the Nerth East
ern Boundary and the Me- cod case have reach
ed the Canadss. Their newspapers, says the
New York correspondent of the National Intel
ligencer, are more rational than usual upon such
matters, bal OF McLe ODDS case they speak with
much warmth
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The EAST BRIDsEwATER BANK. fMAss.)
has surrendered its charter and now has but
very small amount of bills in circulation, which
1t has made arrangements with the Suffolk
Bank to redeem,
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W-There are outstanding at the present time
Ss75O,O05 of the notes of the old United States
Bank, most of which are supposed to be de.
stroyed. as they have almost entirely ceased to
make their appearance for redemption
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AppoINrMENr Rr THE sPREsInENr

BY and Nth the adoiee & consent qfthe Senate
LAND OFFIcERs.--Robert a. Forsyth, Regis.
ter of the Land Office at Detroit, Michigan, pice
Olmstead Hough, resigned.
James S. McGinnis, Register Of the Land OF
fee at Chillicothe, Ohio, riee Thomas Scott,
whose commission will expire February 8, 1e41.
David E. Moore, Receiver of Public Moneys
at Demopolis, Alabama, from I'd March, 1e41 /,
when his present commission will expire,
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Mn II AND BELLOWS FACTORY.
M Il. STA PIEETON 4. SON. No. 25S BAL

49, II AND BELLOWS FACTORY.
VA X. STAPLETON Il SON, No. 25s BAL
~ . TIMoRE STREET, (near Howard,l have in StoreN~
the following articles, wich they offer very low for
cash and on the usual credit town country Mer-
chants,
Sweeping BRUSHES, No. 9, 3, 5 and @
Chamber BROOMS, . sizes, very superior
Mill Brooms and busting Brushes, assorted sizes
Scrubbing BRUSHES, 9, 7, 8, 10 and IL rows
g clasps, 6, I, s, 10 ana y do
Shoe Brushes, common size, middle ana cOv'd backs
Hatters' BRUSHES assorted
Tanners' Blackiug, Paste and Securing BRUSHES
Weavers' Brushes, Horse Brushes, all sorts
White wash 4, 5, 6, s, 10 and IL knots
Plasterers' BRUSHES, super extra assorted
Painters Brushes and Sash Tools all sizes and quas-
lty
Cloth Brushes, plain and fancy, all descriptions
Head Brushes, every variety and price
Shaving Brushes, OF every description
Plain and taucy 1'ooth Brushes ! an elegant assort1
Vail upnt
GO Parour and extra fazcy Hearth BRUSHES
Kitchen, Chamner and Fancy BELLOWS
Brazers', Jewellers and smith Do &c TO as
inches, made of best materials ana at EedaceA
prices ji94t
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6ds-We are requested to say that there is an Intei-
rense Office attached to the Sunday School Of the Fist
Baptist Church. the object being 10 get suitable siiua
items for members Of tie School, and that there Is al
presen one lad of great merit who desires good situa
tisa as an apprentice. Apply 10 O. w NssRIs'
qfEnl
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Men are prohibited from walking on railroads
in England, under the pc nalty offorty shillings.
man was convicted in this penalty, for the o.,
fence, early in December.
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The collins enclosing the body of NAPOLEON
weighed AGO pounds. The mahogany coffin i,
which he was buried, aad which was replaced
BY one ebony of after the exhumation, was cut up
by order the Prince de Joinville, and the pie-
ces were distributed among the officers and men
Of the Belle Poule and Favoritc.
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FRONTIER PREPARATIoNs.-In consequ ence of
an anticipated attempt of the Canadians to re-
scue Mcleod, two companies of artillery havc
been ordered from Buffalo to Lockport.
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nI7- INSTRUMENTATION no. 4-The fourt
Number Of Characterization, Story of Baltimore, by
the author of the Subordinate, has been published by
Knight Colbum ia Baltimore street, and is for sale
by them and at the different Sock Stores in the city
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can, THOMAS G. PITTS TO ELIZABETH B., daugh-
ter OF Johu Sullivan, Esq. all of this city.
On Tuesday evening, 18th instant by the Rev. k4r.
Tippett, THOMAS MULLETT 10 Miss MARGARET
ANNNICE, all Of this city.
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The following extract Of letter from gen
tlczan in ireland to his friend in this city has
been handed us for ppblication.--vNat intel.
"DUNA-K, Noy. l6, 1910.
e'You have doubtless noticed in the public
prints the great progress which temperance is
making in this country under the auspices of the
iliustrious prelate Father MATHEW, of the Ca
tho!is Church. They indeed give you but a
very imperfect idea Of the great revolution that
has taken place in the habits of the people. 1t
is now rare sight to see drunken man IN our
streets even on market day In truth, the
greatest drunkards have becoms the most sober
men More than one-third of the innkeepers
have declined renewing their licenses, and have
abandoned that business. The distillers have
turned their attention to other pursuits; and it
is remarkable fact that none of the members
of our society have as yet broken their pledges.'
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NJ Guizot declared in the Chamber of Damn.
ties, on the 9th of December, that it was the
hrm dc elimination OF the French Government
not to Interfere directly indirectly, in the af,
ara ol Spain. This il important.
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HOME SQUADRON AND COAST RELIRF-The
U. S. cutter jackson, under the command Of
Lieut.. Fraser, sailed again yesterday, a cruise
to relieve vessels IN distress.
Since the severe cold weather set in, the jack
son has relieved several vessels in great distress
on our coast. Lieut.. Fraser has not only re-
lieved them with provisions, but supplied them
with men; thereby securing their safe arrival
into port BY this relief, an immense deal of
suffering has been prevented, and perchance
several lives saved,
This is the third winter of the existence Of this
Home Squadron, and by its exertions, the under
writers are unquestionably thousands of dollars
richer. We hope that ere another winter rolls
by, a dozen of our small national vessels will be
engaged in this business.-.N: Y. Herald.
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A CHILD Burnt TO DEATH. A little daugh-
fer of Mr.. Lewis Mint, in Wilmington. Del.
was burnt to death few days since in con-
sequence of her clothes taking file from a
eamp,
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RoARD OF TRADE.

The following members constitute the Committeeot
Arbitration for the month of January, lS4l:
George Brown, Robert a. Iaylor,
G. R. VIckers, G. B. Hoffman,
b. Harrison.
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The Legislature of Pennsylvania have che
sen JOHN GILMORE, Esq, (Whig) to be State
Treasurer.
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jects to the recent decision of the D'Hautville
case.