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INSPECTORS AND INSPECTIONS—

Petition of one hundred and seventy-five citizens
of Baltimore, asking the restoration of the inspection
laws, 30; referred, 30.

Memorial of J. P. Cool and others, asking to have
the present inspection laws under the license system
so changed as to have the appointing power given to
the Governor, referred, 31.

Leave to bring in a bill providing for the appoint-
ment of an Inspector of Lime, 32; bill reported,
passed and sent to the Senate, 826.

Leave to bring in a bill to remodel the inspection
laws of this State, 32.

Leave to bring in a bill for the regulation of the
inspection of lumber and timber in the city of Balti-
more, 32.

Leave to bring in a bill for the inspection of
leather, buff, harness and skirting leather, 33.

Report of P. G. Etchison, tobacco inspector, re-
ferred, 36.

Report of S. R. Waters, inspector of Warehouse
No. 5, referred, 44.

Report of George R. Cranford, Inspector of To-
bacco Warehouse, No. 3, referred, 74.

Report of M. M. Duvall, Inspector of Tobacco
Warehouse No. 2, referred, 74.

             Petition of sundry citizens of Baltimore city, ask-

ing the repeal of the act of 1854, issuing license to
Inspectors of Wood and Leather, &c, referred, 75.

Petition for the passage of a law appointing an in-
spector of all substances sold as manures, referred,
91.

Petition of one hundred and fifty mercantile firms
of Baltimore city against a change in the inspection
laws, referred, 91, 310.

Order adopted that the Guano Inspector inform the
House of the number of tons of guano which have
been inspected, &c, 92; report of the Inspector of
Guano, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219.