1016 INDEX,

PETITIONS—

From George W. T. Perking, and others, tax
payers of Kent county, for the passage of a law to
tax Kent county, to aid in constructing the Kent
County railroad, 327.

From citizens of Poolsville, praying an Act to
incorporate said town, 346.

From J. W. Lantz and 124 other citizens of
Washington county, 'asking the Senate not to con-
firm the nomination of John Cook, as a justice of
the peace, 347.

From 86 citizens of Washington county, in
favor of the Convention bill, 347.

From Thos. R. Mathews and other citizens of
Baltimore county, in favor of the re-appointment
ot Charles Peregoy as justice of the peace for said
county, 367.

From J. Dyer & Co., of Baltimore, to be re- '
funded money illegally paid into the State Trea-
sury on account of the storage of tobacco, 367.

From working men of the factories of Wood-
bury, Clipper, Mount Washington, Park Mill
and Mount Vernon, in favor of making ten hours
a legal day's work, 367.

From 64 citizens of Howard county, asking pro-
tection for the tobacco growing interests of How-
ard, Carroll and Frederick counties, and praying
the appointment of an inspector for the same, 367.

From. George D. Mudd and other citizens of
Charles county, asking that magistrate's fees may
be continued as they are at present, 368.

From George Cotnbs, and others, against the
taxing of Churches, &c., 404.

From Henry Gunther and others, in favor of
running the City Passenger Railway Cars on Sun-
day, 422.

From 140 citizens of Worcester and Somerset
counties, for an appropriation of three thousand
dollars to remove obstructions and make navaga-
ble Dividing creek, 496.

From sundry citizens of St. Mary's county in
relation to the Oyster Law, 496.

From T. G. Robertson and 148 other citizens