The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-02

monies paid for articles for the use of the city.
Adopted
Mr.. CHAPMAN called up the resolution attached
to the report of the Joint Standing Committee on
Ways and Means authorizing the City Comptroller
10 pay to Peter Hanson and others their bills for
Adopted. '
Mr. Taylor called up the resolution authorizing
the City Comptroller to pay to j. B. & c. Hax Ss7. .2S
lor paving portion of Jordan alley Adopted
Mr.: TAYLOR called up the resolution authorizing
the the City Comptroller to pay to Bull & Tuttle
S533.62 for advertising the grading of Northern
avenue. Adopted.
Mr. MACE presented bill from Gilbert f. Brv
son, City Surveyor. Referred.
MIR. SPEDDEN called up the ordinance authorizing
the widening of Arch street, between Fayette and
Raborg streets, and to open a street in continua-
tion OF Arch street from Raborg street to Baltimore
street. Passed.
Mr.. POLLOCK called up the resolution granting
permission to Boehm, Rice Co., to extend two
signs from their warehouse, No. 80 South Calvert
street. Adopted.
Adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to ad-
Journment. Present, DAVID TAYLOR, ESQ.,, Presi-
dent pro tem., and all the members
A resolution authorizing the COMPTROLLER to paw
to the Managers of the House of Refuge the sum
OF ten thousand dollars, received from the
First Branch and read
Resolutions to flag-stones across Hartford avenue,
at Abraham street, and also across Batim ore
street. at Stockton alley, were adopted
Also, resolution to place a gas lamp at the
southeast corner of Charles street and Guilford
alley.
Mr.. COTTON presented the petition of Robert
jackson and Others asking that the railroad switch
on Central avenue, above Monument street, be re-
moved Referred.
resolution to place stepping-sto across Lex
lngton street, at Poppleton street, was received
from the First Branch and read
Also, resolution to place gas lamp on German
street, between Eutaw and Paca streets.
A resolution to place a gas lamp in front of St.
Alphonso's A Church, Saratoga street, was adopted
MIR. Cotton offered resolution directing the
City Commissioner to enforce the ordinance about
tne paving OF footways, and requiring the owners
OF lots fronting on the east side of Broadway be-
tween Fayette and altimore streets, and also on
the north side of Orleans street, between Broad
way and Ann street, to have the footways paved
Read second time and adopted.
Mr. MCCoMAS offered resolution directing the
clerk to- withdraw from the files in the Registers
office all the memorials of citizens against the mas
sage of an ordinance prohibiting the sale of fresh
meats In places except the market-houses. Adopted
resolution, authorizing S. Feutchman to con-
tinue IN use frame addition to the premises No
9o N. Eutaw street, was received from the First
Branch, read a second time and adopted
Also, resolution authorizing William S. Shoe
maker to erect temporary frame shed on Boston
street.
An ordinance to continue the office of CITY Audi
TOT, lot definite time, received from the First
Branch, amended and passed.
Mr. McCoMAs offered a resolution directing the
Comptroller to have gas mains laid along the bed
of German street, between Pine and Fremont
streets, which was read.
The Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at 5 o'clock