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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

| Mr.. Browning, from committee, reported
adversely TO the purchasing of place for Sc
dement, taken from the dock. Concurred in.
A bill fiom the Second Branch licensing the
sale of sausages and buildings in the markets,
was amended, and passed.
A preamble and resolutions from the Second
Branch, upon the subject of taxation, was a
dopted.
MIR. Breck called up resolution relative to
municipal celebration of the approaching ma
tional anniversary. Mr.. Browning moved to
postpone it until the 4th of July-lost by a
vote of T to l6. MIR. Fields moved to strike
out $500 and insert $500. The resolution was
then adopted by IA TO 10; and the following
gentlemen appointed TO carry the object into
cffect-Mcssrs. Breck, Marley, and Fields, on
the part of this Branch.
A resolution in favor of the Lafayette Hose
Company, was adopted.
MIR, Walsh called up resolution in favor of
John Lester. Adopted.
The two Branches in convention confirmed
the nominations found in another column.
A resolution fixing the per diem of the chief
Clerk at Sc was passed.
Adjourned sine die.
SECOND BRANCH.
Mr. Esscnder offered resolution, allowing
S. Etting and Others to proceed with the tun-
ne!ing of Run alley. Adopted.
Mr. Barnes offered resolution authorising
the purchase of lot for the erection of a
House Of Refuge. Adopted.
DIR. Collins submitted resolution, directing
that the chamber be under the charge of the
clerk during the recess. Adopted.
4 resolution from the First Branch, in favor
of P. and G. Reilly, was rejected. 1t was af-
IL s,l
ed, and passed.
Mr. Richardson, from committee, submitted
a preamble and resolutions upon the subject of
taxation, (tor which see another coumn;)
which was adopted.
A resolution relative to the use of drodg-
ing machine OH the Falls, between Pratt and
Fleet Streets was adopted.
On motion of MIR. Barnes, the vote passing
resolution for the purchase of lot adjoining
the Eastern Fountain, was re-consdeIed; and
the resolution was rejected.
After the transaction Of some minor bust
ness, the Branch adjourned sine die.
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ED EDDING MART,

~
ED No. 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the public that
ES, consisting of Hair, Moss, Husk, Manila, Palm
Leaf and Wool, of all sizes; SO FEATHER BEDS,
made of the best Ticking, and filed with the hest Eas-
tern Shore Live eese Feathers, warranted aud
free from smell; 1000 lbs best quality CURLED
HAIR, received direct from Boston, will be sold in
the rope or picked; 500 lbs prime FEATHERS, Cured
Uncured sold by the bag in lots TO suit housekeep
Also in store, Cot Bedsteads Blankets, Looking
Glasses, Sheepskin Mats, &c. SC. Made to order,
Beds, Mattresses, Cushions, Carpets and Curtains
UPHOLSTERY done in all its Branches.
Hotels, Boarding Houses, Ships and Steamboats,
furnished at short notice, the best terms. Old eath
beds dressed, and old mattresses renovated Per
in want OF the above articles will save 30 per
by calling at the FEATHER EMPORIUM, 81 South
Cavert-st., two doors below the Mechanical Engine
House. w. p. SPENCER
N. B. Wanted smart, active Boy, about Is years
of age, to run errands. Apply above. ape
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.
Reported lOr the American Republican,
Review of the BALTIMORE Market,
COMMERCIAL.

For he ccck ending Friday afternoon, May ID, 1915.
Coupons. We note decline, and sales are now
dun nj 5ja75c, without regard 10 the year
Provisions. The transactions IN barrel meats
tins week have Seen principally confined to small
parcels the trade; hear however of sale of l7J
bills Mess Pork at $3.50 We continue to quote as
follows, viz Mess Pork SID prime Sllal2; Mess Beet
sl0 jOall No. S950alO, and Prime 81 So The de
mand for Bacon Ia, fallen of, though former prices
are maintained with less firnness. We quote sides
Ttc shoulders g.; hams sa0 assorted Il c; aud prime
small Baltimore cured hams Zoe. Lard continues dull,
al Sac lc Tor Western No. in kegs.
Grain. The receipts of wheat are still prinC ipally
confined to Pennsylvania. Small sales of Md. prime
reds at locales cts, and ordinary good at Sass cts
,,hiic wheat for family flour, is worth ll0a20
Sales TO considerable extent of Pa. red 95alOOc,
and inferior at y0c. Large sales Of Md Corn mt 3Sa
20 for white, and 40ail tor yellow, aud of Pa yellow
II ilai2c. We quote sales CT Md, oats at 2ia!5 and
Pa at 26c; Pa rye al 60c, and Md. AT 5SaJ9c.
Flour. The flour market has been exceedingly
dam this week, with limited sales previous quota
ions. Howard ST. good mixed brands from store are
held at 81 30, Al which rate small transactions have
taken place. Dealers paying 81 315 from and
wagons, City Mills flour has met with hut little en-
guIry-ll is generally held at - 62I, though some
holders are asking : 70, Nothing doing in Susquc-
hanua or Rye ur We quote the former at 81 62J
aud the latter at 50 ~, Sales Of Corn Meal at s. 81
~ 81! per Dbl. and 81 per 100 lbs.
The inspections of the week comprise the following
Kinds and quantities:
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JAMES a. ROBINSON.

.1Saa-za Respectfully informs the Ladies -.
that he has commenced the manu- s''a'1sS
iacture of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No. 245 N. HOW.
ARD STREET, a few doors moth of Madison street.
where he solicits continuance of patronage. Ali
kinds of work will be made 10 order, in the neates
manner, and of the hest Materials and on the mos
reasonable terms. ial
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

JAMES Nj. HAIG, No. 12l BALTIMORE-ST.
retail manufacturer of GIMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs,
Odd Fellows Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS, Sc, and dealer in MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., which he offers for sale
on terms that cannot fail to give every satisfaction.
His stock comprises, in part, the following articles:
Trimmings of all kinds, for Ladies' dresses
Weddings, Laces Odd Fellows and
Cords and Tassels Masonic Regalia
Braids, Edgings Purse Twist
Tailors Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons of all kinds Military Trimmings
Gimps, Cords, &c. of all kinds
Steel Buttons Gloves, merino, silk, cot
Hair Work ton and Kid
Stars, Laces Suspenders
Navy Anchors Watch Guards, &c.
{I3- All orders left with Mr. H. will be attended to
with promputude ap2ily
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

NORTH FREDERICK STREET.
nR the right hand side going from Baltimore ST.,
" two doors from the corner-Where may no OH
tanned most speedy remedy for Gonorrhpa (Ilee,x
Structures, Seminal Weakness pais in the Io;ns az
fectons of the Kidneys, and every symptom of a se
cret Disease.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MANI
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
ATTENDANCE from in the MORNING TILL 10 at MIAMI.
DR.. JOHNSTON.
tate Of the Apothecary's Hall, London, and Graduate
from one of the first colleges in the United States T.a
be consulted i'll all diseases incident to the bnmsn
frame, but more especially in all cases of a
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and mprudent yotarv or n,o.
sure hnds he has imbbed the seeds of this panfIi dis
ease, 1t too often happens that an -timed sense M
shame, or dread of discovery, deers him from snnl
ing 10 lhose VINO, from education and respectabity
can alone betrend hIm, delaying m the ,sttutinna
symptoms OF this horrd disease make their annnar
ance, such as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nnse
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dmness of ioht
DEAFNESS, NODES on the shin bones and arms blothes
on the head, face and eXtremities propressipg m h
trigltu rapdy Till at last the palate of the ,nnu,h ~
te bones OF the nose fall in and the victim of this aw
iu uisease becomes horrid object of commsera,jon
i death puts period TO his dreadful suflerjngs nv
sehulS MN 10 uiat bourne whence no traveller re-
tufhs' 10 such, therefore, DIR. JOHNSTON nl,doe,
himself to preserve the most invoIale secrecv. seS
from MS extensive practice in the first bosnitnIs n;
Europe ana hinenca, he can confidently recommen5
safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim "a
this horrid disease. ~ "
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve suc, ..
for Squinting Cataract sc. Also those for Deoni,,
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &c., performed an
the Poor free Of charge A
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
rake notice, on the right hand side of N. Fredc rich
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from tho
corner Observe the name. "
&c Advice to the Poor GRATIS, ooe
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-03

SOMETHING NEW,
y NEAT AND USEFUL!
The subscribers wish the Ladies to call and see
new article of INDIA RUBBER SHOES they have
just received-comprsing all the various styles of
a. Buskns, Sandals, and
@S.Essfzsss19 Grecian Ties, Slippers. ea's.sa~
The above particularly recommended 70 the
ladies'. They keep the feet dry and warm, and are at
the same time neat and dressy. They have also on
hand, a large assortment of LADIES WALKING s.
DRESS SHOES, from Morocco and Kid, suitable for
the season. Also Childrcns BOOTS and SHOES,
all of'whch are neatly and ashionably made, Don't
forget TO call, and you will be pleased.
ELLIS 4 NICOLAI,
daft No 50 Batimore-st
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=. 80. - -
VEGETABLE PILLS.


LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS!
SELLERS' LIVER PILLS has proved a
- great blessing to many. We hesitate not to say
they are the best Pill ever offered the public for
that disease.
G3- To be had of ]. P. Williamson, corner of Gay
Baltimore. sts.; Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman & Wroth, Lightst., opposite Dix &
Fogg's; J. A. Sawyer, corner of Pratt and Paca-ss.;
y Perkins corner of Baltimore and Green steets; 8.
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
w. X. ORRICK, Druggist and Apothecary,
mh6-f Corner Eutaw and Lexington SITS Bait.
WHITE AND COLORED TARLETONS,-
w Mrs. Nickerson, No. SO North Howard st.,
has just received from New York, great variety of
white and cold Tarletons, by the piece or yard ap23
MER NICK ERSON, No. SO North Howard
w street, has just received several cartoons Of
Face Flowers and Wreaths and lunches. ap23
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tins or any city IN the union. lie als'
would return thanks to his friends and customers 70
their kind patronage and would ask continuance o
the same.
N.B. GUNNER'S BOOTS made
apis V SAMUEL Buckley.
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SIGNS SIGNS! STGNSM!

SIGNS SIGNS! SIGNSm!
EtHEAP SIGN PAINTING, in all its varie
W ties, viz:-Git, Ornamental, and Plain, designed
and executed in a superior style, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
ILLUMINATED SIGNS.
New, Brilliant and Permanent method of Gliding,
Silverng on Glass, Sc, forming sign of great beauty
and pelmanency.
TRhNSPARENCIES of every description furnished
at the shortest notice.
b}- All orders, addressed to PELL s. HARRISON,
N. L. corner of Market and Charles streets, lover
Wright's Auction Room,) will meet with prompt al
tentlOn. PORCELAIN LETTERS.
Porcelain Letter Signs made to order ap3.tf
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7 VtIFt
! procure leather that will moi break takes great plea
sure in informing citizens and strangers that he has nj
last accomplished his desire, having al his command
an assortment of Calf skins that will wear equal 10
any French leather that can he produced. MS
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BoARI

FRIDAY, May .
$3.50 Baltimore 6's, 1870, 100
Maryland 6's closed at 75l for sale, "A! bid.
Baltimore 6's, 1880, at lOl. for sale, 1903 bid.
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HIIU IVTNET CUsTUINtTs 1F Is lTtINftH 10 WHluIaC-
tlre the best BOOTS and warranted TO fit, reduced
prices for CASH, or to punctual customers.
He also will make the best quality OF pee'd BOOTS
very cheap for cash. They shall be of the best mate
rails and workmanship. He also returns his thanks
to his former customers for their liberal patronage.
and respectfully socits their continuance
iel3 If JOSEPH DUNCAN
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ROOT FACTORY.

The subscriber having opened store
No. 2il WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side,
would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared TO manufacture BOOTS, sewed
or pegged, that cannot he excelled in
materials, workmanship or neatness of
fit, which he will guarantee shall weal
>. equal 10 any that are manufactured in
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.

N. b. Remember the No, IS, as the genuine 7ti-
cles are for sale at no other place in Baltimore al2
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DUIWVtH fIUTIIUFIy anu UdY sTEVIS'
The Subscriber most respectfully in
forms his friends and the public gene
| rally that he keeps constantly on hand
| an assortment of Gentlemens BOOTS
OF all descriptions-such as Napoleon
Taps, Cork Soles, Double Soles, quilted
SOles, Dress Boots, pegCed and sewed,
and Opera Boots, Of the best quality, all
4 of which he offers very cheap for cash.
"a The manufacturer having Pui himself TO
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With the chamber maid he has distant very dis
tant acquaintance, and for g Boots he entertans
sentiments OF the profoundest contempt. As for
the porter-he is Ydhoo--an uncivilized being.
Such Is the genteel waiter. And now let me etch
companion picture.
THE BAR MAID. All! / ought to depict her
hneaments on silver paper. Just walk into the
bar with me, reader. 1t is a large apartment
garnlshed with decanters, tumblers, sugar tongs,
squeezers, nutmeg graters, spoons and lemons
In the centre is table, on which lies the bar
maids needle work-her thimble and scissors are
idle now, for she is busy decanting bottle of
sherry Look at her How daintily she is dres-
sed in neat morning gown and cap, which,
when set at a commercial Traveller, hall kills him
''right OFF, Did any one ever see such a
pretty figure As her little feet go pat pat over
the carpeted floor looking like little mice popping
in and out. one almost forgets her face, which is
SO sweet in expression, that when she looks into
jug of punch, very little sugar is required
Then she has such a neat way of handling every
thing and when she sits down to write in the
bar book, she holds the pen so gracefully, that
you cannot help being curious as to her hand
writing, which is delicate angular, and on the
most approved principle. She is, of course, a ia
vofte !; and so, many a gentleman brings her
bouquets, which you may see all about the ROOM
Unlike the genteel waiter, she is very courteous
" al the uhuer servants, VINO style nef miss
yet she exacts respect; and one, no not
even the dashing gentleman who goes so far as
to call her by her christian name, would dare to
take liberty with her. She is un-kissable-
The very master Of the house, who has a snug
chair for himself in the bar. looks at her with
Difference. And there she is all day long in that
bar, smiling and simpering, mixing ''brandies'
and water, and purveying port; working and CO.
quetting-tripping hither and thither with the
pleasant look and the cheerful word for every
body. And that is the Bar Maid.
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REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. This illustrious and
venerable statesman arrived in town Yesterday.
and leaves for Washington this morning at eig6t
o'clock His health, as we learned few DAYS
ago IRON letter addressed to the Caldwell Mon
ument Committee, is very feeble; indeed we
nave never seen him look SO infrm, and we dare
hardly hope that he can ever again retrace his
way TO New England Say what they will, the
" old man eloquent" whose history connects the
present with our first and most glorious age, has
more influence than any other member of the
House OF Representatives, and is by all sorts and
conditions OF men more uniformly respected and
needed, than any other man in the republic. He
is probably the only man who has been in public
life during every administration. His own life,
and that OF his father would constitute complete
history OF the country. The life of his father he
began to write many years ago, but discontinued
it upon the completion of the first volume, which
has never been published. His own memoirs, in
the torn of regular diary, running through half
century, will be among the legaces he will
leave to the next ages.
PhiIGd North american Of Saturday.
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The King OF the Sandwich Islands has sus.
pended the diplomatic functions of Mr.. Brown.
Y. ). Commissioner, in consequence Of his con-
duct and course in the case of John Wilev. and
Of his attacks, in his correspondence on the char
acter OF some OF His Majesty's Ministers. The
order OF the King informs Mr. Brown that he is
nterdicted from all future correspondence with
any department OF the Sandwich Island Govern.
ment; that his conduct will be complained OF 10
the President OF the United States and that his
presence is considered prejudcial to the peace Of
the kingdom, and to the subsistence of harmony
and friendship with the United States. Mr..
Brown II is said, refuses to leave, and keeps his
flag up.
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Great Sacrifice in Dry Goods
STOWE & KMnWITnNrS

consequence OF the runous piices at which
~ locus nave been sold in New York and Boston, for M
last few days. we have supplied ourselves with every d
rabe article the market Affords making Our assor,mn,
of the largest to be found in the State all of which
offer until the first cfFe6ruary neat at such prices n. ~
not fail to suit the purchasers. We can assnre all
who call soon of GREATER BARGAINS than can h. No.,
this side Of New York. We now selling
Ail-wool CARPETS very good) for as cts
~ ~ Extra me Sc cts.
THhEE.PLY some very handsome patterns snoh =
sold for Sl.5O for sale at Sl,sO. ''o
And every other article in the CARPET line nj .,,,
duced prices. s'u"' re-
Feathers
we VIII sell as good Feathers for 20 cts az are s,
this place TOR 80 cts. '"'Hs W
Also, prime article for 80 cts
CLOTHS.
n'oadciohs from $3.50 TO 49,
S"s''hereS do so to I,25.
satinets do "a
PRINTS-PRINTS
10 Gases Prints, ranging from TO 20 cts
beautiinl Cashmere d'Ecosse rs to s7l o,s
90 M. de Lqlnes, l2I to 80 cts.
Some very nice silk Warp Alpaccas at Go eta
90 10 do Cotton Warp do at 25 cts wor,h 40
Ihloe' Cloths and Indians, very cheap So
Case Irish Linens together with every o,h..
usually kept in Dry Goods Establishmen, a'"''0
The above goods will be sold as represep,od N,
ticles will be disposed of at great dscoun, coD az
of importation "'"' INC cost
N. b. MERCHANTS will find manuel
uoOoS al Large Discount from New York and Ro.,o.
prices STOWE s. KNOWLTON
1873 Main st.
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AN UNWILLING VoYAGER The New Or
leans Delta says: Yesterday evening, lust as
the steamship New York had cast off her sprino-
line and was leaving for Galveston. deputy mar
shai OF the City Court jumped on board with a m
Sa lor one oil the passengers Steam was up-the
boat was loose and soon under way-carrving oF
the deputy, much to his evident cbagr;n ~ ~
crown the joke, the captain passed the word for
gentlemen to walk up TO the captains office and
settle for their passage. anu
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WARNING TO Smokers. A few DAYS ago
Mr. Christopher Sewell, Of Boston, chemist
and young man of good parts, died from the eff
iects oil an inveterate habit of smoking cigars
ne frequently consumed thirty day, which had
brought on so great debility that he died from
the rupture OF small blood vessel.
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LOCOMOTIVE Explosion. One Of the crabn Io
comouNes attached to freight train on the Western
Railway exploded ea'ly Sunday morning at East lba-
ny, near the Engine Depot. One Mine fremen sus
tanned compound fracture of one of bis legs and had
10 submit 10 ampuaion The engineer had narrow
escape for his lie, being blown some distance, and was
seriously sealded The crab" weighing upwards of
~ tons, was blown SIX eight feet from The track
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ARTIFICIAL STONE. An architect IF A..
burg has invented an artificial stone. which i
said to surpass the best freestone, in soiditv ~
one third its cost, and to which any form can be
given In the manufacture. 1t is composed Of ri,,-
er sand, clay, and a cement-of which the comno-
sltlon is the authors secret; it has been snhmt.
TED to the proof of air, PRESSURE and fire and re-
slSts them all. The King of Bavaria has given
his gold medal of civil merit to the inventor.
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AAtset4+ts+A- the (,onr;,. ;o -. e.
OF immediate measures for the organization of State
Government. The editor expresses the opinion that if
the next Territorial Legislature take the necessary steps,
Wisconsin will be sovereign State of the Union on the
4h day Of july l847 He vouches that such IS the will
OF the people.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-12-04

The Right Hon. Earl Ducie of Essex Enc
land owing to the failure of the potato crop. has
most generously returned two-thirds of the rent
oil the allotments on his estates, and thus has
gladdened the hearts of more than one hundred
ana hity cottagers. A noble example for imita
uon wherever there are sufferers from the same
or similar causes. "''''
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New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION Woodbury
defeated. Returns from 129 towns give major
ity of PISS against Woodbury., the Loco Foco
Texas candidate, and show that he has lost 1908
since the last trial, when he wanted 524 votes of
an election.
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TnE HARmomEANs. Nc concerts Of lhs mama

THE HARMoMEANs. The concerts Of this hand
the two past evenings fully justified the praise which
has been bestowed upon them in other places uni
Vcrsal expression Of high qualification was heard from all
who attended, and is but justice them say, that
IN the selection other pieces, and the manner of their
execution, no vocasts that have visited our place have
gwen higher or more universal satisfaction They give
another concert this evening. r
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IN a, a single department. in France, six Protes.
tant Churches and Societies have been established
since l84S, Gin the midst of people entirely Ro.
man Catholics, and in spite of the magistrates and
the prests'' w. "'lu
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ELECTION OF Nix CALHOUN. The Legislature of
South Carolina mel the 24th, and on the 26lh accept
ed Mr. Huger's resignation, and elected Mr. Calhoun in
his place, TO the Senate Of the United States.
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B' The exports from Ohio of its various productions
are expected 10 reach $4,000 bbs -four and pork cattle
wool, &C. amounting 81 900 oOO and this is regard
ed low estimate
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CONGRESS was duly organized on Monday. John
W. Davis of Indiana was elected Speaker of the House.
The vote stood for Davis, 100, Vnton, Wing, z, Norris
Loco. 9, Miller native, s. scattering, all Wing 4. The
House then adjourned