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a city, and to change and provide an alternative for the name of

the corporate body thereof;

Was read the third time.

The question being put "shall the said bill pass?"
The yeas and nays were as follows:

	'	AFFIRMATlVE.
Messrs. Speaker,	Stubbs,	Fiery,
Harris,		Goldsborough,	Reichard,
Sudler,	Rolph,	Loughridge,
Dorsey,		Smith, of Wor.	Harding,
Waters,,	-	Davis,	Tower,
Wilson,	of Calvert,	Carper,	Kildow,
Merrick,		Grove,	Frey,
Chilcoat,		Silver,	Brown,
Heath,		Stack,	Smith, of Carroll,
Roberts,		Partridge,	Buffington,
Daniel, Frazier,		Hugg,	Stewart--34.
		NEGATIVE--None.

There being no quorum;

On motion of Mr. Merrick,
The House adjourned.

TUESDAY, February 5th, 1856.

The House met. Present at the call of the roll the following
members:                                                                                                           

Messrs. Speaker, Harris, Sudler, Dorsey, Waters, Wilson of
Calvert, Chilcoat, Heath, Roberts, Daniel, Frazier, Thomas,
Stubbs, Bowie, Bowling, Goldsborough, Rolph, Parker, Smith of
Worcester, Davis, Carper, Grove, Duvall, Jarrett, Silver, Stack,
Kennedy, Partridge, Abbott, Valiant, Harrington, Fiery, Witmer,
Reichard, Loughridge, Harding, Hall, Tower, Kildow, Brown,
Smith, of Carroll, Buffington, Stewart, Rankin, and Brooke.

The proceedings of yesterday were read.

Mr. Heath presented the petition of A. Matthiot and others,
for the protection of manufacturers of, and dealers in furniture in
the city of Baltimore;