868                        INDEX.

ADJUTANT GENERAL--

Resolution that the, furnish Capt. Joseph H. Tuck-

fifty muskets, &c, 241; resolution adopted, 242 ;
passed by the Senate, 551.

             Order adopted, requesting the, to furnish the House

                 with certain information therein specified, 333.

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE—A bill from the Senate to es-

tablish an, in the State of Maryland, 358; bill reject-

ed, 509; reconsidered, 510; bill passed and return-
ed to the Senate, 512; 513.

ALLEGANY COUNTY—Leave given to bring in a bill to change
the name of Llangollen, in, to that of Bloomington,
20; bill reported, 26; bill passed, 42; passed by
the Senate 71.

            Petition to release James Owens from confinement

in the jail of, 21; referred, ib.; bill reported, 28;
bill passed, 35; 36; reconsidered 45; amended and
passed, ib.; passed by the Senate, 71.

                A bill reported entitled ah act to denominate the

                town of Cumberland a city, and to change and to

                 provide for an alternative for the name of the corpo-

                rate body thereof, 50; rejected, ib.; reconsidered,

61; substitute offered and referred, 52; bill passed,

114; 115; reconsidered, 115; referred, ib.; favorable

report on, 138, bill passed, 205; 209.

                   A bill from the Senate to authorise the city of

Cumberland, Mayor and Councilmen, to become a

           purchaser and stockholder of the capital stock of the

Pittsburg and Connellsville Railroad Company, &c,
117; referred, ib.; favorable report on, 203; bill pas-

               sed, 215; 216.

               Leave to bring in a bill to authorise the Mayor and

          Councilmen of Cumberland to increase the annual

                levy of taxes in said city, 206; bill reported, 249;

bill amended, 308.                                           

                        A bill reported to authorise the Mayor and Coun-

                    men of the city of Cumberland to issue the bonds of

           said city for the purpose of procuring a plentiful sup-

          ply of pure and wholesome water, 207.

A bill reported to change the line dividing election

                   district No. 3 from district No. 5, 223; bill passed,

                415; passed by the Senate, 549; 550.