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Also, the bill entitled, an act regulating the licenses of hawkers
and pedlars;

Endorsed "passed by yeas and nays."

The Senate bill entitled, an act to continue the corporate powers
of the Maryland Savings Institution, for enabling it to wind up its
business, being a further supplement to the act of 1826, chapter

189;                                                        

Was read the second time, and

Three fourths of the members concurring was read the third
time and passed by yeas and nays as follows:

	Affirmative.
Messrs. Speaker,	Daniel,	Wolfe,
Griffith,	Dail,	Duvall,
Dorsey,	Frazier,	Jarrett,
Waters,	Thomas,	Silver,
Wilson, of Calvert,	Scott,	Stack,
Dowell,	Miller,	Smith, of Bal. city,
Stone,	Bowie,	Abbott,
Merrick,	Rolph.	Askew,
Chilcoat,	Parker,	Loughridge,
Rankin,	Timmons,	Corby,
Wright,	Brengle,	Harding,
Heath,	Davis,	Tower,
Clark,	Carper,	Smith, of Carroll,
Roberts,	Grove,	Buffington,
Toadvine,	Hauver,	Stewart—45.
	Negative—None.

The said bill was then returned to the Senate.           

Mr. Timmons submitted the following communication from
James Wingate, enclosing a communication from Chancellor
Johnson; and

On motion of Mr. Timmons,                         

It was received by the House, and ordered to be entered on
the Journal:

           Annapolis, February, 1856.

To the Honorable

The Speaker of the House of Delegates :
The General Assembly of Maryland, at its sessions of 1852,