The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-02
CITY LNTELLIGENCE.

ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT THE BALTIMORE Cor.
LEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY.--The Nineteenth Apnua,
Commencement of this fourshing institution was
held last night at the New Assembly Rooms
The entire hall and all the avenues leadinr to the
spacious room were crowded to excess long before
the commencement Of the exercises
The Blues Band was present and discoursed mos
eloquent music during the evening.
The following was the order of exercises Nusic
by the Blues Band-Prayer, Rev. Dr. James d,
McCabe-M e-Music-Announcement of Graduates nv
fT0f +. ii. Austen Dean of the College-Music
The degrees then conferred upon the fol
lowing graduates, by Professor C. 4. Harris.
During this ceremony, the ladies' who COM
posed the greater part of the assemblaoe
showered bouquets of flowers in profusion upon
the recipients of the honors of the COLLEGE. many
Ut whom were almost borne down by their emblems
OF love and friendship
The following list embraces the names, residence
and subject of the Thesis of the several graduates.
Joseph VIM. Blandy, Maryland, The Maxlary
giene; William De Hart, Kentucky, Mechanical
Dentistry; Samuel Mchaster Field, Virginia. The
Blood; Erwin Floyd, S. Carolina, Carries of the
Teeth; Teeth; George Archer Frierson, louisiana Dental
Education; Alexander Garnier Porto Rico Carrie
De Dents; Benjamin Franklin Hopes, MARYLAND.
Microscopic and Comparative Anatomy of the
Teeth; eth Francis Napoleon Kitche Alabama, Carries
Of 2 tne Teeth; Charles Knower, Missouri The Blood;
James Sanford Lavender, Georgia, Diseases of the
Gums; Alexander Law. Scotland, Extraction of
Teeth; John Lowry McGee, Virginia. Antrim
MMighmorianum; u Albert Phillips, Missouri, Filling
1eetn; iheodore Phillips, Louisiana. Neuralgia;
EDWIN Faust Pierce, Alabama, The Maxillarv ST.
nus; Samuel Sewer, Alabama Mechanical DENTS
try; Samuel Green Todd, Maryland, Dental Carries
Samuel Young Webb, Alabama, Aveolar Abscess:
Mouth and Face.
:, After the comforting of degrees Professor C. A.
Harris delivered the Valedictorv Address To the
graduates, which abounded in sound precepts and
was well calculated to impress them with due re-
thn inarnt e
which they were just entering.
AFTER the conclusion of Professor Harris address,
the Bened1cton was pronounced by the Rev Mr.
McCabe, and the audience were dismissed every
one wei peased with the exercises of the evening
ORDINANCE FOR LIGHTING THR CIrY-Nr Wood
ofthe Committee on Police and Jail, presented the
following ordinance yesterday afternoon in the
First Branch of the City Council. He stated that
the ooJect OF 1t was to induce the Gas Company to
lay pipes through such streets as were not suf-
nciently populated, or where property holders re-
fused to use gas if the pipes were laid down so that
street lamps might be erected:
Sec: l. BE At enacted, DC, That if the President
and Directors of the Gas Light COMPANY of RaItie
more shall certify to the City Register, within
thirty days from the passage of this ordinance nm
der their SEAL and signed by the President or other
proper oihcer OF said company, that the said COM
pany will, and doth hereby oblgate itself to agree
to lay gas mains and supply the same with gas. in
such avenues, streets, lanes alleys and places as
may from time to time be directed by any ordinance
or resolution OF the Mayor and City Council of Bal
timore, for the period Of fifteen years from the pas
sage of this ordinance, at the sole cost of said Gas
Light Company, to the extent of not exceed
ing ten thousand dollars in each wear.
that then the said Mayor and City Council
OF Baltimore shall and doth hereby pledge the faith
of the city to the said Gas Light COMPANY. that
upon their faithfully performing the conditions
nUove seGed the part Osad Gaht Cqmpa
more at any time within the aforesaid period of if
teen years authorize any person persons or body
to use any of the thoroughfares of the
city for the purpose of supplying the city with gas
the said Mayor and City Council of Baltimore will
assume the cost and interest, and pay to the Gas
Light Company for all such mains as NAV have
been laid by said company, pursuant to this ordi-
nance or any other ordinance or resolution of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore to be passed.
Provided, however, that in case of such repayment
on the part OF the city to the said GasLight Com
pany, an allowance of eighteen dollars shall be
made to the city by the said Gas-Light Company
for each attachment, (other than for public use5
which may have been made Tor hereafter be made{
to such mains, until the whole amount of such re-
payment shall be returned to tho City Treasury.