The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-29

WEDNESDAY, April 2S 1858.
| FIRST BRANCH.-The Branch met pursuant to adj
| iournment. Present-Iohn 7. Ford, Esq, Pres-
| dent, and all the members.
Mr.. Hynes from the Joint Standing Committee
on Markets, submitted resolution, authorizing the
! City Commissioner to purchase two hundred feet of
hose for the HoIlins street Market House. and to
draw on the city Register for $50 to pay for the
same. Passed.
A resolution was received from the Second Branch
In relation to hack stands on South Calvert street
Referred to the Committee on Police and Jail. AL
so resolution, relative to paying from the city
! treasury certain sum of money to each military
company in the city, which will parade forty men,
at the time of the regular law parades Laid the
| table.
| Mr.. Granville, from the Committee on Claims
submitted resolution directing the Register to pay
Gilbert II; Bryson, the sum of Sl33 for surveying
| done by him during the year 1851. Adopted
Mr.. Clark, from the Committee on Health, offered
a report and resolution, authorizing the Board of
Health to remove the filth and garbage from the
| bed of Ross street. Adopted.
Mr.. Hynes moved that a message be sent to the
Second Branch, asking the return of the resolution
previously adopted, authorizing the purchase of
hose for the Lexington market. Adopted,
The resolution was then motion referred back to
| the Committee on Markets.
Mr.. Addison presented the petition of John A. g.
GetZ asking permission to erect verandah in front
of his house on Brown street. Referred to the
| Committee on Police and Jail.
Mr.. Harvey, from the Committee on Highways
submitted resolution directing the City Commits
siOner to change the grade of the cutters the in
| tersection of Green and Mulberry streets Adop-
! ted
Mr.. Dunnock, from the Committee on the Har-
! Dor. offered a resolution granting permission to
| Michael Dorsey to extend pier on Light street
wharf fifteen feet. Adopted.
The revised ordinances were then taken up and
the Branch adjourned until this afternoon at five
o'clock.
SECOND BRANCH.-The Branch met pursuant to
adjournment John B. Seidenstrcker, Esq, Presi-
| dent, in the chair and all the members present.
Mr. Sullivan called up the resolution relative to
the purchase of a horse for the use of the clerk of
the Lexington market. The resolution return
ed to the First Branch pursuant to request.
A resolution authorizing the City Commissioner
to repair the walls on Jones Falls at Low and
Swami streets, was receieed from the First Branch
| and concurred in.
resolution adverse to the petition of John
! Graves received from the First Branch and
| concurred in.
A resolution granting permission to Thomas p.
Mariner to drive piles in Jones Falls, near West
| Falls Avenue, received from the First Branch
| and laid on the table,
A preamble and resolution relative to the action
of the American Colonization Society towards the
| McDonogh estate, was received from the First
| Branch, and referred to the Committee on the Nc
| DonOgh estate.
a resolution relative to the erection of flag and
stepping at certain localities was received
| from the First Branch, and referred to the City
| Commissioner.
Mr.. Hiutze submitted a resolution requesting the
| City Commissioner to ascertain the difference of
| cost and durability of leather and gutta percha
hose, and report the same to the Branch. Adopted.
| Adjourned until this afternoon.