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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

THR WEEKLY CLIPPER. The number issued to-day
is an admirable one and highly interesting its
tents, embracing careful summary Of all the foreign
and domestic intelligence of the week. reports of the
markets. editorials; city news; correspondence latest
from the Army; poetry; miscellany; anecdotes &c,
besides the following admirable stories: '1'he Provo
king Little Creature "StormiHg of Stony Point"
''The Footsteps in the Snow, with several other in
teresiug aad amusing articles, all for cts, or only
81 per year.
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REOoRE,s PICTORIAL MIXTURE. /

MEOORE'S PECTORAL MIXTURE. In
IVH offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that is quack
remedy cure all Diseases nor is it recommended as
a cure for consumption it is prepared from the re-
cept or the late DIR. Moore, of Philadelphia and is
certain remedy for Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections II will also be found useful in the incl
could be obtained from tn who have derived bene
fit from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary as
trial OF il will be sufficient recommendation Oh its va
lue as a remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale By CHARLES B. BARRY,
nl2-tf No. 1872 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

THE TARIFF IN PENNSYLVANIA. The demo.
Gratis of Pennsylvania have held various public
meetings, and passed sundry resolutions, de-
nouncing in bitter terms, Messrs. Polk and Dali
las, and the new tariff, Did these folk ever
read the resolutions passed by the Baltimore
Convention? If they did, then they have no
cause to complain; for they knowingly assisted
to effect the very thing which they now de-
nounce. In respect to MIR. Polk, all the world
knew that he was opposed to the tariff of 1912.
The people of Pennsylvania knew it, notwith-
standing they carried on their standards, "Polk,
Dallas and the tariff of lS49;" and hence they
voted with their eyes open, OF must have been
duped into the belief that his opinions had un-
dergone very sudden change. We think that
those who wilfully contributed to procure the
passage of the new tariff, should bear its opera
ton without murmuring. In regard to MIR.
Dallas, Pennsylvanians may have been deceiv-
ed. He had been the strenuous supporter Of
protection; and had avow ed that the tariff OF
1912 could not be overthrown except by treach-
cry; and it might, therefore, reasonably have
been concluded, that, if the decision devolved
upon him, it would be given in favor of protec.
ton. He, however, gave his vote otherwise
and for this he may be justly held responsible
bv his State
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

For THE CAMP MEETING NEAR CAMBRIDGE. The
steamboat Thomas Jefferson, will leave the Light st.
wharf this evening at 9 O'Clock, for the Camp Meet
ing at Beckwith Meeting house, near Cambridge
Fare for The trip 81. The boat will leave the camp
ground at O'Clock ON Sunday evening.
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From The Republican and Arms. l

90 TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Walter Raleigh by the high and the low, the
rich aud the poor, the king and the begear indeed its
consumption has become general, that it is hard to
find one that does not either smoke, snuff or che,
For ourselves, we prefer rich Cigar Ali there they
are! box OF the agreeable deluders-B00TH'S
BEET! Boy, light match so that we can luXuriate
for few inmates, until the devil calls for copy. Puff
PUFF! PUFFm! All BOOTH knows how to make
them Ii any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, we woud recommend
them TO No. So HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand. II
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THE STEAMER GREAT WESTERN. This
steamer left New York for Liverpool on Thurs
day, with IS passengers, among whom were
Mrs. GLENN, Miss Ridgeway, 1t Daniel
Rdgely, of the U. S. Navy, lady and child,
John Ridgely and lady, and Charles Ridgely,
of Baltimore; Wm. B. Dempster, the vocalist;
w. H. Dangerfeld, of Alexandria, and Dr..
Richards, of the District of Columbia.
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N3- ATTENTION FIRST BALTIMORE SHARP
SHOOTERS. Their, will be an adjourned meeting
of this Company held at JENNINGS MANSION
HOUSE, corner of Front and Pitt streets, on MON.
DAY EVENING, the 24th inst at 7! O'Clock.
Young men wishing to join will please hand in their
names. Old members are respectfully requested to
attend. by order,
a222tt PETER F. GOLD, Sec'y oro tenn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

NREAT ECON0EyY IN COFFEE! am
eU ROASTING and GRINDING, ready for imme.
dmte use, the very best high favored Rio Coffee aud
the very best Laguayra Coffee, at the very low price
of l2J cents per pound Families attending camp
meeting, will find il the best and most economical ar
tclc they ever used Steam Boats, Boarding Houses.
Parties, and Private Families, will find it saving OF
more than fifteen per cent and much better Prepar-
ed than they can possibly prepare it. The money
will always be returned if it does not please, Also,
few more left Of those fine Sugar cured HAMS,
which will be sold low, wholesale and retail, ny
...H. n. ALDEN, Grocer,
all-eo8l* corner of Fish and Centre Market.
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BALTIMORE CITY GRAYS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. q, 1916.
90 The Company lately organized in the western
part of the city, as Rife Company, now ready
to issue certificates Of Honorary Membership, ex-
empting persons from militia duty, according to an
act passed by the General Assembly of Maryand)
and can he procured by applying to the officers or
members of the above company. BY order,
a22-2t' GEO. F. COuNSELMAN, Sec'y.
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q OsT. Book No. los, 265, Savings Bank of Bal
M tg:ore. The finder will please return it TO
al3-2aW4w No 1856 LOMBARD STREET
q A Y e MA Y.

~ ses,AssR Fl. B. FIELD s. co. would invite
hSsSRe lssspthe attention of persons about travel
H2s2siagsSh&- ling, to variety of useful articles
such as Bathing Caps, Portable or Travelling Shower
Baths; Swimming Belts; Life Preservers; Air Cush-
ions; Money Bells; Ladies' SatcheIs; Carpet Bags;
Canes; Rain and Sun Umbrellas, Para 4ols, Parasol-
ettes &c. We would also call the attention of per-
sons who make use of HOSE, to their assortment of
sGoodyear's Metallic Gum Elastic Hose" which is
superior TO Leather in euery respect and be sold
at The lowest New York prices, jyl4 -2aw5wt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

Gov. Henderson is received in the army as
Major General.
Gen. Twiggs, with Capt. Mays four compa-
MES Of dragons, and Capt. Ridgely's battery
ofartilery, will bring up the rear as the army
moves forward.
Major McRae aud Capt Spearman, of the
Typographical Engineers, came over in the
New York
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22
ANEW CHEAP LACE
~ AND FANCY STORE,

No. IL WAKKET SPACE,
doors below BalIimore-st
The subscriber has just received superior assert
ment of wrought Collars, Chemzetts, Infants Waists
Inserting and Edgng; great variety of Lace Goods
of every style and quality; complete assortm ent of
Ladies' Dress Caps, of The latest fashons Ribbons,
Fancy Nets and Musns; Artificial Tabs and Flow
ers; Hosiery and Gloves; great variety of Buttons
of every description; Combs; Shirt Studs; Hair and
Tooth Brushes; Spool Cotton Sewing Silk; l.. G..
Hdkfs. 81; Fans; Ba es' superior drilled eyed Nee
dies, wholesale aud retail With full assortment of
every article in the Fancy line cheap for cash.
a22 6tF A. Fl. ROBERTSON.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

NNANTED. A situation by young man--hc
w is a baker by trade, and would work at that
business for moderate wages or would accept a sua-
ton in some store where he could make himself use
full TO his employer Amy person in want of Il good
baker or clerk will please call OF address note TO
BROOKS T. CO., Real Estate Brokers,
1t No. 81 Lexington street,
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FISH HOUSEKEEPING GARDENS.

FISH HOUSEKEEPING GARDENS.
ii a1Arfs This agreeable Summer e.,
HE<tst y3skRe Retreat, on the south side N7BHH
1nassifsfassza- of the Spring Gardens, is lsssE,
open for the season-and, as usual, FISH @-A2
CRABS, &C., fresh from the water, will be sery
up at short notice. Persons DESTROYS of visiting Il
romantic and beautiful spot, can obtaa Boats
Bailey's foot of Eutaw street; at Blacks, Carroll
Point; at Harmans, Long Bridge; or at Bush's, Fel
Bar; and the house can also be approached by Ian
crossing the Long Bridge. The Steamboat GREGG
DOES NOT RUN to this place on Sundays. The pI
prietor will spare pains in his power, to make
comfortable who visit the place.
a5-eolm FREDERICK REGELIEN
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DROWNED. We learn from the Hagerstown
Herald, that Mr. James Hanna, formerly su-
Perintendant. of the National Road, was drown
ed in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal few
days ago.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

FHNHB GREAT NATIONAL DEPOT FOR
o. PRIZES is No. N. Calvert St., cd door from
Market st, where was sold in Yesterdays Lottery,
the grand prize of $1,000, Nos 80 SO 6l in package
OF half tickets sent to Lexington, Ky one of $1,000
in whole and several smaller prizes to citizc us
EMORY co in luck.
DRAWS ON MONDAY,
of $4,000 DOLLARS! l OF 10 900 DOLLARS!
of 5000 DOLLARS! IL of 1000 DOLLS. &c.
10 Tickets $5-shares in proportion.
Emory * Co. will sell package of tickets in this
scheme that contains all the Nos in the Lottery for
the small sum of SIT, and one package can draw the
four highest prizes of S32 000-a fortune; who'll
have it, Call at the office of
EMORY & CO., Cd Office from
IL LRI Baltimore street.
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VHNHE MAGAZIN Els FOR SEPTEMBER,
N Just pub ished and for sale, by w. TAYLOR
Graham's Magnzi e for September SO per annum
Single COPIES 90 cts.
Godey's Lady's Book for September; SO per an
um. Single copies s5 cts.
LitteE's Living Age, for the week ending August
29d, containing from the principal English period
cals:)
|. Arago on the Weather.
2. Captain ROGET the Surface of the Moon
3. Policy of the New Pope.
4 The Israelites
5. Travels in Peru, l839-l8t2
6. George Canning.
!, Ibraham Pacha in the Manufacturing Districts
Sir Edward Lytton Buwer.
3. The New Colonial Office.
10. Sugar Trade-West Iudies.
IL. Ancient Scottish Life.
-. Miss Robinson CrusOe.
10. Lord John Russe's NJ nistry.
Ia. Mesmerism in India
Is. Warmers Invention.
10, The Modern Orlando
Besides the usual variety contained in Littel,s Iiy
iag Age, which is the best periodical of the day.
Terms So per anRum. Single copies l2c.
WILLIAM TAYLOR
1t d. 5 and 6 North street.
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The REVENUE CUTTERS. The Van Buren,,
Legare, Forward, and Ewing, the latter with
Capt. John A. Webster on board, sailed from
the Ballze for the Gulf of Mexico, on the 10th
inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

YUyO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC. for
n Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
Morbus. This Medicine onlyrequires trial 10 prove
its wonderful effects. For safe only by the manufac
turer, C.P. ROGERS, corner of Howard and Marion,
and corner of Howard and Ma fson, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
except the written signature of the manufacturer is
on the label of each bottle. -t .."
r f(5- Price 25 cents. .. aaO-lw-isl2. :3n
HHAND SHOWER BATHS-ONLY so CTS
III ID Original ly introduced into this city by the sub
scrihers, from New York; most convenient articles
and may be we'll termed the ssPoor Mans Shower
Bath,n the price brings it within the reach of all
Also, Soonge Baths, Hip and Leg Baths Foot Baths,
Water Coolies, &e,, for sale low for cash by
. ....t ... G. L. WETMORE co., /
jy29 10 Chnrles-st., opposite Union Bank.
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KKZM. TAYLOR & co. have lately nnhlsh

" ri, TAYLOR IL co. have lately publish
w cd Life Pictures; or, the Random Recoec
lions OF an Old Doctor by Il. 3. Arthur, Esq. These
Price % cents.
Mrs Bib's Baby, By Douglas Jeuold-''Punch. -
Price 6! cents.
NEW NOS. OF THE STANDARD DRAMA.
No. l6-tamlet. BY VIM. Shakespeare l2l cts
NO l9-Chatles the Second or, the Merry Mon.
arch. Price l2t cents.
NO 2U-Venice Preserved. BY Thomas Otway
l25 cents.
No. 2l-Pizarro. Stage editions. 1874 cents.
0l}-A number of the Modern Standard Drama is
punished every weeks from the Acting Copies.
Flrtanons in America. By SeatsGeld. 25 cents
The Three Guardsmen, and Sequel. The best
work ever written by A. Dumas. Price so cents
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
WILLIAM TAYLOR & Co.
EO. AstOr House, New York and
a2S-2t d, 3 and Jarvis Building
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CLEARED,
Schr Martha Elizabeth, Gatchell, Lapuavrai
Porto CabellO, p Caduc.
Schr Henrietta, NEW, II tons,) r. Shaw, Cor
land and Spanish Main.
Schr Zenobia, Brown, Charleston, ] K Randall
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, Philadelphia,
Brown.
ARRIVED.
Schr Ann Smith, Smith, 3 days from NJ York
sorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & 60.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon from Norfolk. Saw
ing into Hampton Roads, a ship with bright sides
parently light coming in from sea full rugged brip1
of New Point, barque Franziska, from BaItimor
Bremen,
SAlLED-Bremen ship Caspar, Nordenholz q
men; brigs PhRhix, Watts; Kingston, jam; Gla'
gan, Focke, do; Juliet, Terrell, Georgetown, e.
Noble, Boothe, Alexandra, (wAere she will here;
hail from;) schrs Mary Ann, Weber, West In
John Compton, Sharp, N. York.
MEMORANDA.
French ships Pescaore, for Baltimore. TO sail
gust 80, and EdOuard, for de. and Richmond, wer,
vertised at Bordeaux 2Sth ult.
Barque Elliott, FIinton, from Baltimore. arriyL
Boston lgth inst Briggs Boston, Nickerson, and,
silda, Goodell, cleared at do. same day for Batin
Br. briggs Zebulon, Thompson, from Baltimore
rived at ST Johns, N. F., Dist ult; and Margaret
sci, Palfrcy, from do. do. 5th inst.
Schr Eagle, at New York, exchanged 81 gnals
INST lat 81 50, lon "a, with schr Gen. Woith At1
from Baltimore for BrazOs Santiago.
Schr Exoct, Brown, FIN Baltimore, arrived at
tucket 18th inst. /
Schr Vermillion, Seaman, for Baltimore. Gle
at N York 18th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

Qg- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Cold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Rreast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Oak :
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which IS COM
dlete, at his Old Established Store, Waers I'd door
from Calvert, apps
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

New YORK MONEY MARKET. The Govern
ment, says the New York Express, is drawing
down its balance to a low point. In two of the
banks it has reduced them to one hundred thou
sand dollars each. These two banks have
stocks in the hands of Government to the
amount of half million of dollars,-conse-
quently have three hundred thousand dollars
less on hand than they would have had, if they
had nothing to do with Government. There
can be no question but that the Government is
exceedingly short offundS, and that it has need
of all its resources.
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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 co.
Opposite Bamum's, Bait Md.
5-OFFiClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli-
dated Lottery, extra class No. 4, for 1886:
81 SO BE- IL Is De 80 4S II 5445
30 and Oh being the st and I'd drawn Nos each S25
l and So, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 90
II and 49, being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos each Is
80 and AZ, being the 9TH and 9Th; or II and 49, be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on 81
1t EMORY g. CO., No, IN Calyert-st
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N5- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 8. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will sind the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
el Route. See advertisement ie26.d
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PARK BENJAMIN. We are assured, says the
Philadelphia Times, that the report which we
copied from New York paper some days ago
and which we perceive is going the rounds OIL
the press, that Park Benjamin, of New York,
was shortly to be united to Miss Leslie, the
celebrated authoress OF that city, is without the
slightest foundation. Miss L. has no acquaint-
ance whatever with Mr. b., and it is indecent,
as we'll as cruel, for the New York press thus
to put in circulation paragraph calculated to
wound the feelings ofa highly estmabc lady.
AcQUITTAL OF JOHN II. Thomas. We learn
by the correspondence of the Patriot, that John
H. Thomas, Esq, tried before st. Mary's coun-
ty court, for killing George C. Ashcom, Esq,
was acquitted on Wednesday. The case occu-
pied the court for three days. The fact of the
killing was admitted on the part of Mr. Thomas,
and the defence was justification. The case
was fully examined and argued, and the jury
returned verdict of "not guilty." without
leaving the box. A round orapplause from the
bystanders 70! owed the annuacation of the
verdict.
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A Rough Customer. A negro, named John
Tyler, was taken into custody yesterday by of
hcer kreis, charged with assaulting his wife
When arrested, he behaved most outrageous,
and on his way to the Jail, where he was COM
mitted by Justice Armstrong, he gave the of
fcer long chase, although handcuffed, and
when re-captured refused to walk, By dint of
exertion, and with the loss of coat, the officer
finally succeeded in lodging him in "Castle
Sollers," where he will probably cool off.
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MARINELIsT-PoRT OF BALTIM0
CLEARED.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1886.
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pIcH PARIS MILLINERY AND FANCY

ID lCH PARIS MILLINERY AND FANCY
II GOoDS.--Msdame Feuero, from 339 Broad
way, New York, begs to inform the ladies' Of WASH
ton, and The District that she has just arrived, and
opened IN the store of MIR. Stephen Eddy, between
~ and 9Th street sylvsniaavenue, choice as.
sortment Of Paris millinery, consisting Of hats Of
the latest style; caps dress and simple headdresses
turbans, wreaths, ribsnds, flowers, and feather.
Also, embroderies, laces, rich ball dresses, gloves,
DC, &C., all ofwhich will be sold at reasonable,
prices.
Jan l0--2w
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THE IVORY STATUE OF CHRIST will ts
Il on exhibition in this city during owe retk onig
from Thursday, p, M, January -, at the FIRST
room Of Concert Hall building, on The right Of en-
trance.
Admission IS cents, day and evening
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Affairs, for the augmentation Of the naval force Of
the United States:

Affairs, for the augmentation Of the naval force OF
the United States:
"sEo. T. find DC farhs, enacted That the entire pro-
eesds from the sales Of the pubic lands secruing 70 ne
the Immediate building aud equipment Of TEA adiitons
ofhe ast class Of frgatss and ior hi
purpose the President OF the United states hereby auho
sed uppiy forthwith this Of mioos and seven
yssyen thousand dollars being the amount received aI
reasry not otherwise Appropriated said vessels 20 b.
construe OF the materials as the vessels Po"sa
Tor In the hTst section Of this blll
The amendment having been read for Information,
wss ordered to be printed.
Mr. BAGBY presented the following resolution;
.olp.d That this Committee Naval Affairs be direct
ed inquirs into DR. VIM AeConnelrs submerged pro
peller and other Improvements and report on heir utl
and practieabliiy 70 pfopel uar-stsamDs
Mr.. YULEE suggested that, as this whole sub.
isct was already before the Naval Committee. who
taking measures to inquire into the practical
blty and adaptation and merits of all improve
menis Of this nature, the resolution was, perhaps,
superAuous.
Mr. BAGBY, in reply, remarked that he had no
knowledge Of general reference OF this subject 10
the Committee on Naval Affairs. He had under
stood, however, that Mr.. McConnells invention
was one of great value, and he had introduced the
resolution at the request of one of the committee.
Mr.. FAIRFIELD observed that the whole was
before the committee, but informally. He had sug-
gesed TO tho senator from Alabama that it would be
mitee by resolution; and therefore Il was submit
ted.
The resolution was then considered by unanimous
consent, and agreed to.
srERPosiIsos oF FOREIGN rowEhs.
Mr. ALLEN rose and said that, some days ago,
he submitted or proposed TO submit TO the Senate
Joint resolution in reference TO the interposition OF
European powers in the political affairs Of America.
question arose on leave 10 introduce this resolu-
lion and pending the question, motion was made
TO lay the motion for leave to present the resolution
on the table. The state Of the question: therefore,
was, the motion for leave was laid ON the table by
vote Of the Senate. He arose now to give notice,
that nobody might be taken by surprise, that on
Friday morning next, as soon as may he after the
reading Of the Journal he would move the Senate to
take up the motion.
Mr.. DICKINSON gave notice OF his intention,
by leave of the Senate TO introduce JOINT resolu-
lion to provide for the preservation Of petitions and
other papers presented TO the Senate.
Mr. GREENE moved that the resolution pre-
sened by him several days since, in favor OF dis
ribution Of the decisions Of the Supreme Court, be
printed; which motion agreed TO.
: On motion Of Mr.. ALLEN, the Senate proceed
ed to the consideration Of executive business, and
after some time spent, the doors were opened, and
the Senate adjourned.
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TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS,
rf FIRST SESSION.
Tul,DAr, January 20, ls4s.
IN SENATE.

The journal Of yesterday having been read and
approved,