1860.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.          177

STATEMENT—Continued.

BALTIMORE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT— REMOVED CASES.	1858.		1859
R. S. Gitting's, State's Attorney... Sheriff of County......................	$2,073 156 836 137	00 10 29½ 53½	$2,003 200 1,243 261	33⅓ 13 50 40⅔
E. H. Carman, Clerk..................
James Owing, Crier...................
State Witnesses, Juror's exp's, &c,	$3,202 . 3,088	93 22	$3,708 8,414	37 23
Total expenses B. C. C. Court..	$6,291	15	$12,122	60

Baltimore, January 25, 1860.

Ordered to be entered on the Journal and referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.

Also, the report of the House of Refuge;

Mr. Miller moved to print three thousand copies for the
use of this House;

Mr. Chaplain moved to strike out "three" and insert
"one;"                                                                             

Which was concurred in.                                             

[See Document L.]

Mr. Salmon presented a petition from William Lear and
twenty-eight other citizens of Frederick county, praying the
passage of an act to sell the primary school house No. 64, in
Frederick county;

Referred to the Frederick county delegation.

Mr. Bayless presented a petition from James Stephenson,
and one hundred and twenty others, for an act to authorise
the commissioners of Harford county to locate a public land-
ing on the Susquehanna river, at Lapidum, formerly called
Bell's Ferry;                                                                 

Referred to the Harford county delegation.

Mr. Jones, of Talbot, presented a memorial from L. Lari-
more, Hadaway Cummings and thirty-four others, praying