854 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Mar. 13,

Memorial of Hon. Fendall Marbery, J. H. T. Magruder,
and other citizens of Maryland, praying the General Assem-
bly not to alter or amend the charter of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company;

Memorial of W. W. Hall and 67 citizens of Prince
George's and Montgomery counties, praying the General
Assembly pot to alter or amend the charter of the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company ;

Memorial of Geo, D. Mudd, Thomas Carrico and 41 other
citizens of Charles county, praying the General Assembly to
reject any amendment or modification of the charter of the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company ;

Memorial of Dr. Heiskell and other citizens oi .Maryland,
praying the General Assembly that, governed by a sense of
justice to Southern Maryland, no change or amendment may
be made to the charter of the Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road Company ;

Counter-memorial of the President of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company to the memorial of the President
and Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cempany ;

Petition of E. J. Plowden and fifty-six other residents of
St. Jtary's county, protesting against the proposed change
in the charter of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com--
pany ;

Comptroller's answer to an order of the Senate ;

Memorial of Daniel F. Wylie and sixty-six citizens of Bal-
timore, remonstrating against any amendment to the charter
of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company ;

Memorial of C. Mason and Son, and others, merchants and
citizens of Baltimore, remonstrating against any change in
the charter of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com-
pany ;

Memorial of Samuel Cox, Wm. B. Matthews, Wm-B.
Stone and ninety other, citizens of Charles county, against
any amendment to the charter of the Baltimore and Potoraac
Railroad Company ;

Memorial of John W. Mitchell and other citizens of
Cbarles county, remonstrating against any amendment to
the charter of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com-

P Memorial of Perkins & Co., Entz & Bash, Resslor & Sutro, •
John Rodgtrs & Son, Butler, Perrigo & Way, Sisco Bro-
thers Gloninger & Co., and 40 mercantile firms and large
nrone'rty owners of Baltimore, againxt any change in the
charter of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company;

Memorial of White, Kent & Co., Rowe, Purcell & Co.,
Thomas S. Sumwalt, and other merchants and citizens of