346 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Feb. 11,

The bill entitled, an Act to alter and change the name of
William, St. John Pheasants to the name of William St. John
Pheasants Wingfield;

The bill entitled, an Act to regulate and provide for the
marking of stock in the Fourth Election District of Anne
Arundel county;

The bill entitled, an Act to authorize the Governor to
appoint an additional justice of the peace for the Fourth Elec-
tion District in St. Mary's county ;

The bill entitled, an Act to incorporate Newton Lodge,
No. 56, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, at Salis-
bury, Somerset county, Maryland ;

The bill entitled, an Act to amend the four hundred and
seventy-seventh section of Article four of the Code of Public
Local Laws, entitled, " Lumber ;"

The bill entitled, an Act to authorize the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company to issue bonds and increase their capital
stock to the amount of their expenditures ;

The bill entitled, an Act to incorporate the Harford Fire
Insurance Company of Baltimore city ;

The bill entitled, an Act to incorporate the Maryland Fer-
tilizing and Manufacturing Company ;

The bill entitled, an Act to extend the time allowed the
citizens of East New Market, in Dorchester county, under the
Act of 186O, chapter 311, to organize their incorporation by
the election of officers ;

The bill entitled, an Act to pay Isaac C. W. Powell and
James Lloyd Martin, former State's Attorneys for Talbot
county, commissions on a certain sum of money collected by
them and paid into the Treasury of this State ;

The bill entitled, an Act to incorporate Freedom Lodge No.
112 of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons ;

The bill entitled, an Act to amend an Act, passed at Janu-
ary session, 1867, entitled, an Act to incorporate the Chester
River Steamboat Company ;

The bill entitled, an Act for the benefit of the Cambridge
Female Academy;

The bill entitled, an Act to add an additional section to
article four of the Code of Public Local Laws of the city of
Baltimore, entitled, " Orphan's Courts ;"

Were severally read a second time and ordered to be engros-
sed for a third reading.

On motion of Mr. Baker,
The House took a recess until 8 o'clock this P. M.