1856.] OF THE HOUSE DELEGATES.              679

Was read the third time and passed by yeas and nays as fol-
lows:

	Affirmative.
Messrs. Speaker,	Frazier,		Stack,
Plowden,	Thomas,		Kennedy,
Harris,	Scott,		Partridge,
Griffith,	Stubbs,		Smith of Balt, city,
Dorsey,	Miller,		Abbott,
Neff,	Bowie,		Valiant,
Waters,	Bowling,		Lester,
Wilson, of Calvert,	Goldsborough,	Askew,
Dowell,	Rolph,		Harrington,
Stone,	Parker,		Fiery,
Merrick,	Timmons,		Witmer,
Chilcoat,	Smith, of	Wor.,	Reichard,
Rankin,	Brengle,		Loughridge,
Wright,	Davis,		Corby,
Cullings,	Carper,		Hall,
Heath,	I 7 Grove,		Tower
Roberts,	Hauver,		Wickes Wickes,
Toadvine,	Wolfe,		Brown,
Lawson,	Duvall,		Smith of Carroll,
Wilson, of Som.,	Jarrett,		Buffington,
Daniel,	Silver, Whitby,		Stewart,
Dail,		Rowles—66.
	Negative—None.

Said bill was then sent to the Senate.                           

On motion of Mr. Kennedy,

The rules were suspended to allow him to report favorably on
a bill entitled, an act to aid in the construction of a railroad in
Cecil county.                                                                            

Also, report a bill entitled, an act for the relief of Mary Chau-
venet, executrix of William M. Chauvenet, late of the United
States Navy, deceased.                                                 

Mr. Silver, chairman of the committee on corporations,

Reported favorably on a bill entitled, an act authorizing the
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company to reduce the par value of its
capital stock.                                            

Mr. Bowie reported a bill entitled, an act amendatory of an
act passed January session 1853, chapter 300, entitled, an act to
provide for the election of Road Supervisors in the several coun-
ties of this State.