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ADMISSION or TEXAS INTO THE UNION
The adoption by the Senate of the resolutions
from the House, with Mr.. Walkers amend
ment, for the admission of Texas into the
Union, was announced in this paper yesterday.
The resolutions fron, the House were published
at the time they passed that body. The
amendment of Mr.. Walker, being an addition
to the resolutions from the House, is as follows:
find be it further resolved, That if the Presl-
dent of the United States shall, in his judg-
ment and discretion, deem it most advisable,
instead of proceeding to submit the foregoing
resolution to the Republic of Texas as an over
ture on the part of the Uuited States for adj
mission, to negotiate with that Republic; then
Be ii resolved, That State, to be formed
out of the present Republic of Texas, with
suitable extent and boundaries, and with two
Representatives in Congress, until the next
apportlonment of representation, shall be ad-
mitted into the Union, by virtue OF this act,
on an equal footing with the existing States,
as soon as the terms and conditions OF such
admission, and the cession Of the remaining
Texan territory to the United States, shall be
agreed upon by the Governments of Texas
and the United States
Sec. 9. find be ii further enacted, That the
sum Of one hundred thousand dollars be, and
the same is hereby, appropriated TO defray the
expenses of missions and negotiations to
agree upon the terms of said admission and
cesslon, either by treaty to be submitted to the
Senate, or by articles to be submitted to the
two Houses of Congress, as the President may
direct.
The yeas and nays published yesterday, were
on ordering the bill to third reading, the vote
being precisely the same on the adoption OF
Mr.. Walkers amendment. The bill was read
third time, says the Intelligencer, amidst a
profound silence, without the yeas and nays be,
ing called for, and passed. Though the lob
bies were crammed, and the galleries packed
with an anxious and interested multitude o.
people, perfect dignity and decorum charac-
terized the whole proceeding of this memorable
night. The Intelligencer after giving state
ment OF the action ofthe Senate on this mpor.
tant subject, says:
The reader will learn, from the preceding
statement of the Senate's proceedings of last
night, that the Joint Resolution of the House
| of Representatives for the admission of Texas
into the Union, having acquired the support o
Mr. Benton and Others by incorporating his las
project as an alternative to the provision of the
House resolution, has passed the Senate by
majority of two votes; in effect by one vote, a.
a change of one vote would have reversed the
decision, by producing an equality of votes.
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IFor the American Republican. ]

.HeSSrs. EdiforS,-lt was gratifying indeed to
behold tse spirit which animated the American
Republicans, at their large and enthusiastic
meeting which was held at the "Amercan Re-
publican Head Quarters" on Wednesday even
ing last.
All seemed to be firmly impressed with the
conviction that has at length arrived, for cecid-
ed and energetic action. There is now not the
least doubt but that the citizens of Baltimore
have been fully and seriously awakened to the
vast importance and magnitude OF this ques-
tion;-a question which is intimately connected
with the future prosperity and success of our
institutions, and cannot too speedily engross the
attention of the whole American people, If they
wish and desire to hand down to their children
unimpaired our glorious heritage, Freedom,
that freedom which cost treasure and blood in
establishing, and is the only legacy which has
been left to US by our fathers, and who desired
that we might preserve it pure and unsulled
and if whose voices could be heard from their
graves, they would be to warn us to beware OF
the accumulation of foreign power within our
borders.
1t was gratifying to behold the spirit of union
and harmony which pervaded the meeting, and
the deep devotedness which was evinced for the
success of our cause; there seemed to be but
one feeling pervadng the meeting: the desire
that some measures should be speedily adopted
to correct the growing evil and to secure to
American citizens the inestimable privileges OF
their birthrght. We there beheld assembled
together men of all ages,-from youth to old
age, and animated by one feeling,-all burying
past party feeling and animoslties in the obi
won of the past, laying their offering upon the
altar of their country's good, and hereafter de-
terInned to battle for our country, and our coun-
try alone. Well does such spirit become the
citizens of Baltimore; we'll and truly have they
demonstrated to the world that the spirit which
animated our fathers in the glorious struggle OF
liberty and independence, has not degenerated
but still burns bright and pure in the bosoms o.
their sons and descendants, and can never bt
eradicated or extinguisted; and they can vel
appreciate the value of an American brthright
which cost them treasure, privation and blood
and which is about to be wrested from us by
corrupt and dishonest means.
The proper spirit is aroused, let US not lag
but let US carry the work through gloriousy
and show foreign kings and potentates, that by
endeav oring to encroach upon our rights a:
American citizens, and by combinations of pc,
litcal intrigue to wrest that from us which
they could not do by force of arms; they will
but arouse that spirit which barns bright in oul
land, and which prompted our fathers to expel
the hlreing soldiery of England from ouI
shores, and which will and has prompted their
sons to maintain their rights as American citi-
zens inviolate. A SUBSCRIBER.
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Reported for the American Republican
COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.
ANNAPOLIS, (Md,) y

ANNAPOLIS, (Md.) Feb. 81, ls45.
No. Is. Peter, VS.. Poole. Magruder j., de-
llvered the opinion of the Court-cause remain
ded for further proceedings to Montgomery
county court.
No. %. Bell, VS.. Webb. Archer, c. j., de-
livered the opinion-decree reversed and re-
manded to Washington County Court
No. %. Redenow and others, VS.. Keller
Spencer, j., delivered the opinion of the court
decree reversed and injunction awarded in
part
No. 49, Digges, VS.. Wright. Spencer, j.,
delivered the opinion of the Court-decree re-
versed in part and cause remanded
No. "a. IIaye, VS.. Johnson. Magruder, j.,
delivered the opinion of the Court-decree re-
versed and tile decree for the appellant and
cause remanded to execute the same.
No. Al. Philadelphia & Wilmington Rail-
road Company, VS.. Bayless. Dorsey, J. deliver
ed the opinion Of the Court-judgmen affirm
ed.
No. AS. Long and others, VS.. Elicit and
Phenix-cause remanded to amend pleadngs
and make parties.
No. 81. Jones, VS.. Platter. Archer, C. j.,
delivered the opinion of the Court-decree OF
the Chancellor affirmed.
No. SO. Welsh, VS.. Treackle. Archer, C.
j., delivered the opinion of the Court-iudg.
ment affirmed.
No. So. Burgess, vs.. Pue. Magruder, j..
delivered the opinion of the court-judgment
reversed and precedendo awarded.
No. 50. Barnes, VS.. Compton. Maprudel
j., delivered the opinion of the court-appeal
dismissed.
No SO. Welsh, vs. Parran. Archer, C. J..
delivered the opinion of the court-decree af
! filmed.
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per h., worth So; for parchment $4,000, at
AZ l-2 cents per sheet, worth Is, and SO on
through the invoice. 1t may be asked why is
the United States to be charged higher for sup
plies than the fair market price-wby if there
is fraud contemplated should the people be Sc
lected to practice it upon2 1t is time ioi these
political contractors TO understand that these
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nal and should subject those who practice them
to punishment We are in great hopes that
under the new administration, more vigilance
will be exercised in these matters-a stricter
reference to the character of persons making
tenders will be had, and contracts thrown open
TO the people at large at fair competition.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 81, lS45.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ~, 1919.
understand the Sacred Concert which took
place last Monday night, at the Baptist Church
in l. street, was well attended and gave great
satisfaction to the audence-the Wesley Cha
pei Choir, who volunteered their valuable SER
vices, having done their part remarkably well
as was generally anticipated.
The National Theatre will, ! think, draw
well tomorrow night, as Burton is announced
to appear in two favorite characters Putnam
has had successful run of twelve nights
Something GrquiSiteiy comic {aad who can dc
this as well as Burton?) is now wanted for the
amusement of the audience.
The Olympic Saloon will be reopened this
evening under the management of Mrs Tmm
the talented actress and vocalist. Some new
performers are announced to play tonight in
''rhe Youthful Queen" and in ga Roland for
an Oliver" hope that Mrs. Tlmm and her
company may be literally patronised during
the present and ensuing week; for presume
the city will be full of vsiters, and that amuse-
ments of every kind, balls, theatres, concerts,
Sc, will be wanted for the qualification of
every taste.
| 1t is announced that the annual meeting of
the Bible Society of this city will be held in
the Presbyterian Church, l-2 street. to-mor-
row evening, at Ia o'clock. A brief ac-
count of the transactions of the Society during
the year, will be presented. | learn that ad-
dresses may be expected from III. Warner,
Esq, delegate Of the American Bible Socie-
ty, and from the Rev. Mr.. Daily, Chaplain of
the House Of Representatives. The friends of
the cause are respectfully requested to be pre-
sent. An interesting meeting is anticipated.
Will none of your volunteer companies at
tend the Inauguration? understand from Mr..
DeSaules, of the Post Office House, that Cap
tain Williams, who commands a volunteer
company at Savage Factory, will dine at his
house, with 40 members of his corps, on the
4th of March. METRopoIs.
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T9No. 81. Cross, vs. Scott-order dssolvng
Injunction reversed. Chambers, j., delivered
the opinion of the court-cause rcmanded to
Baltimore county court.
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FAT OFFICES. The American Consulate at
Liverpool, from fees alone, is said to be worth
$4,000 to SIS 900 per annum; the one at Ha-
vana, about $4,000; the one at Havre, proba-
bly $4,000 or Slo,O
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LIBERAL. The sum of 5000 was contributed
on Sunday last to the American Tract Society
by the Presbyterian church in Blocker street,
| New York
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SHIPwRECK. The schooner Brothers, of Nj
agara, G. w., with nine persons on board, was
wrecked on Lake Ontario on the 18th inst, and
all, it is feared, have persisted.
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NAVAL. Capt. Day, of the U. S. Revenue
cutter Crawford, who has been for sometime
past on the Savannah station, has been ordered
to Key West, to take command of the U. S.
steamer Legare.
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BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD. The
Pennsylvania Senate, by a large majority, refused
on Wednesday, to postpone indefinitely the
bill in favor of this road, but subsequently by a
vote Of i to I, POSTPONED it until Monday next
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CURE FOR WORMS.

A SAFE and efectual remedy for this distressing
IA complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered 10 the
public as an improved and agreeable mode of taking
the most valuable medicines used by physicians, to de-
stroy and expe Worms from the human system. The
mot frequent symptoms of worms are, picking of the
nose, paleness of the countenance grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fGtd breath, variable appetite,
acrd quotations. and pains in the stomach dry cough,
emacation of the body, and sometimes convulsive
fits. When these symptoms are exhibited in chill
dren, rest assured they have worms, and as remedy
give EIalock's Worm Candy-the medicines compos
ing which are such as every physician approves of,
and is in the daily practice of recommending; being
presented in this form the most ready mode of ad
minsterng TO children. Each package contains three
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
to be given at intervals. Price l2l cents.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL ]. GRAHAME'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
N. e. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-ss
R5-Where also may be had, Hallocks improved
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or an easy mode of giving
Castor Oil to children.
N. B. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRIPTION business. jal7-tf
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NXCHANGE HOTEL,

HNXCHANGE HOTEL,
~ EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully to his friends
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS and offers every inducemeHt for comfort. The
large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Glass Hotel, he faers him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style TO please those who may favor
him with call. Td2- til JOHN WEST.
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St. 100 REWARD. Ran away from TIT

- wv subscriber, living Upper Mari
18th Instant, negro boy HENSON JOHNSON, about
five feet seven inches high light copper color his face
little pted from being poisoned; the under pant of
age; his clothes, when he left home consisted of a
brown boy-coa cassnet pantaloons, striped shirt he
may change them he has other clothing 1t is pro-
bable he may be in Washington or Georgetown, where
he is very well acquainted | will give twenty five
dollars if taken in this county, fifty in the District of
Columbia or the adjoining counties, and one hundred
dollars if taken in any other State In either he
must he secured, SO that may get him again.
fe5-tf WILLIAM ], BERRY.
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II DIR. LEACH, II
e No. Sd NORTH CHARLES STREET, II
&c Opposite st, Pau's Church, e

T Performs all operations in Surgical or Me- II
III chanical DENTISTRY in style that cannot ii
he surpassed for of operation beauty of work
mansp, or durability, and on reasonable tGrms-pre-
ierting small profits and constant employment, TO high
charges and but few patients. The best PORCELAIN
TEETH and purest GOLD used in all cases.
u}- Extracting Teeth or broken fangs (day or night
% cents. tel2-H
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WATCHES, JEWELRY & SPECTACLES.
NNTM. ID. ELTONHEAD, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectaces,
Spoons and fine Jewclry of every description on
hand. Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
and retail.
N. B. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms, at
No 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3l-tf between North and Calvert SITS.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. PARSONS & PRESTON
- are constantly receiving supply of very popular
School Books, which they offer to teachers and coun-
try merchants on reasonable terms for cash, at
No. Isl PRATT STREET,
fe;1 adjoining Railroad Depot
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
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BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-SIi


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YHNHE Subscriber would inform his friends ana
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qY7- Having in nv employ the best workmen, my
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IA " WILLIAM ROGERS.
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SALARIED OFFICERS OF THE STATE The
ate, has laid before that body the following list
of annual payments from the Treasury to sala-
ried officers. and also for per diem allowances:
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GRAND RESULTS! /!
YyYHE MOST ASVONISHING. a

GRAND RESULTS!
FBVHE MOST ASTONISHING, all decisive
II and unsurpassed results have thus far attended
the ministration and timely use of
DR.. SMITHS
"lMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"
(Sugur- Coated.)
Which are now attracting the atteAton Ofmanknd in
consequence 81 Their universally acknowledged supe-
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NEEDY; and their RAPID popularity as sovereign me
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Intermittent, Rem,itent, Bilious and other Fe-
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puriiies ofthe blood,
Female Com
plants, and
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lcnce. They are, Judging from the demand) effect
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known $50 called) remedy. People have been dosed
with Mercury, and have experienced the too frequent
fatal consequences and have taken the old nauseat-
ing catharlcs until federation gives way 10 disgust, at
the very thought of repetition. The andote, so long
wished, and now so much called for, is the very re-
medy needed; mild pleasant harmless and etficacious
IA NATURAL remedy; and one that in every solitary
instance does perform all that it promises. We have
the most irrefragable proof of This in every that
has come to our knowledge, which iusfes us WAR
RANVING ercTy boar and in any of failure, the pur
chaser may have his money back.
Nh BREWSTER, the halter, 100 Bowery, cured of
dyspepsia.
Mrs. suU1k, of Sing Sing, cured of headache and
pain in the side.
Mr.. HILL l69 Broadway, cured of headache.
Mr. LNDLEY, 1853 Greenwich ST., cared of dyspepsia
of years. standing.
Rev. Mr.. BURNETT, of Brooklyn, cured of rush of
nod tn Tho naI hyrt Ipsn
Miss DoUGLAss, corner of Walker and Ludlow
streets, cured of dimness of sight, pain in the head,
dizziness, &c.
Mrs. CoBu, wife of the baker at Brooklyn, cured OF
Weakness pain the head, side and Breast so that
she is able to be about which was not the case before
taking these Pills.
Miss c. HENDERSON, 30 Trinity place, cured of the
most dangerous cold and cough, which had almost ia
ken her life,
CAUTION-Ask for DR.. SMITHS ''Tndian Negeta-
bic Pills" No other. ''Indian Vegetable Pills. are
Sugar coated.)
N. B. See that DR.. SMITHS written name is OH eve
ry box.
Sold at the principal offices, l79 Greenwich street,
New York, and No. , Water-st., Boston. Also, Mrs.
Hays, 1879 Fslton-s, Brooklyn.
0I3- Sold in Baltimore by
II. w. ANDREWS, Druggist,
fe25-eo6t Hill street, door from S. Charles-st
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