1867.] OF THE SENATE. 123

STATEMENT

Of receipts into the Treasury of Maryland from the B. & O. B.
R. Co., for 1-5 of receipts from passengers, Wash'n Branch.

Receipts from Jan'y 1, 1848, to	Dec'r 31, 1853,
to wit :
Rec'd from Jan'y 1, 1848, to Dec'r	31, 1848, -	45,884 78
" " 1849 to	" 1849, -	52,019 77
" " 1850 to	" 1850, -	52,521 97
" " 1851 to	" 1851, -	57,223 73
" " 1852 to	" 1852, -	59,826 69
" " 1853 to	" 1853, -	70,426 38
		337,903 32
Receipts from same source, from	Jan'y 1, 1854,
to Dec'r 31, 1860, to wit:
From Jan'y 1, 1854 to Dec'r 31,	1854,	62,877 53
" " 1855 to "	1855,	67,972 39
" " 1856 to "	1856,	73,059 08
" " 1857 to "	1857,	76,038 16
" " 1858 to "	1858,	68,415 02
" " 1859 to "	1859,	85,904 11
" " 1860 to "	1860,	77,821 95
		512,088 24
Total receipts from Jan'y 1, 1848, to Dec'r 31st,
1860, -	-	849,991 56

Which was read and referred to the Committee on Internal
Improvements.

Mr. Vickers presented the petition of Ministers of the
Methodist Protestant Church, in Baltimore city, against the
repeal of the law to preserve the Sabbath from desecration,
and to prevent railroad cars from running on the Sabbath
day;

Which was read and referred to the Committee on Judicial
Proceedings.

Mr. Bowie presented the memorial of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore city, praying the General Assembly not
to alter or amend the charter of the Baltimore and Potomac
Rail Road Company;

Which was read and referred to the Committee on Internal
Improvements.

Mr. Bowie presented the memorial of Sam'l R. George, J.
Hanson Thomas, Wm. G. Harrison, John S. Gittings, Wm.