The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-15
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VIII be obviated by deepening the channel of the
! falls hVe feet from Monument street to Baltimore
= street, and Keeping it free from distinctions to
that depth, and maintaining depth of seven feet
OF water in the channel at mid-tide between Balti
more street and the Basin. The report adds that
the Commissioners will, in a short time, report
fully on the subject; referred.-hIr. CALLS of.
tered resolution granting permission to Isaac
solomon to continue in frame shed on his
premises, No. 5ll West Fayette street; referred.
Mr.. EVANS presented a supplementary erdi-
nance relative to the collection of taxes directing
the City Collector to give printed notices to persons
whose taxes remain unpaid and to state therein
that if not paid by the first of January, that the
same will be placed in the hands of baililf for col
lection; reierred.--Mr Balm called up the resolu.
uon granting permission to Mrs. Isabella Brown to
extend her wharf at the foot of Thames street,
Mr. BLACKBURN moved to lay the resolution
on the table; carried.---Mr SpEDDEN
called up the resolution directing the CITY Com
missioner to advertise for proposals to construct
.unhel through carey street, from Mulberry street
to the run near the railroad track, and appropria
ting S42 600 for the same Mr. PRIcE said that
he hoped the resolution would not pass The Com
missioners on Underground Sewerage state that il
VIII cost S!4O ,OOO and the city had not the money
10 appropriate. He moved to lay the resolution on
the table; carred.-Mr. LINTON called up the or
dlnance directing the City Commissioner to grade
and pave Chestnut street. between 0gsden and Fre-
mont streets; passed.
SECOND BRANCH.-Present, VIM. McPhail, Presi-
van Nostrand and Sewall.-The ordinance to
caange the name of that part of Garden street north
OF bldde street. to Linden street, was taken up and
Rassed.-The resolution to place hag-st across
Fayette street, between Poppeton and Fremont
streets, was rejected. The vote was afterwards re-
considered, and the resolution passed.-The reso-
luton granting permission to William j. Albert to
erect verandah in front of his premises on the cor
ner OF Holiday street and Orange alley, was re.
celved from the First Branch and read.AAn or
dlnance authorizing victuallers to keep hogs on
taeir a premises, for the purpose of consuming the
tRs 81 hegsss; after obtaining the
the First Branch and read.-An ordinance fixing
the salaries of the Register and Deputy Register
of the city, was also received and read
resolution granting permission to Edwd. Kearney
to form connection between his two houses by
throwing girders across Little COurtand street. the
girders to be of iron, and to be sixteen feet from
ground, was also receved.-A resolution from
the Joint Standing Committee on the Almshouse,
was received from the First Branch, authorizing
George w. Balm and Amos McComas to lease from
the Commissioners of Baltimore County the old
Almshouse, now in occupancy of the city, at the
rate of 81, 500 per annum, with the right of hold
ing it at the same rate for four years, which was
read second time and adopted -Adjonrned till
Monday