980 INDEX.

MEDICAL IMLPOSTERS—Bill reported for the protection
of the public against, and read the first time, 233;
read the second and third times, and passed, 410;
sent to the House, ib.; message from the House
asking return of bill, 560; bill returned, ib.; re-
turned passed with amendments, 712; message to
th« House, 713; returned passed, 741.

MEI8TER, THERESE CAROLINE—House bill for the re-
lief of, of Baltimore city, read and referred, 385;
reported without amendment, and read the se-
cond time, 434; read the third time, and passed,
492; returned to the House, ib.

MEMBERS OF THE SENA'l E—Report of Committee on
Elections, in regard to the returns of the elections
' of, 788.

MEMORIALS—From Alfred Spates, contesting the seat of
C. H. Ohr, 6, 11.

From the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 29.

From John De La Camp, in relation to Bound-
ary Line, 42.

From T. G. Townsend, praying for the passage
ot an Act to protect the farming and agricultural
interests, 43.

From Citizens of Caroline county, relating to
the appropriation made to the Missipillion and
and Choptank Railroad Company, 67.

From citizens of Worcester county, remon-
strating against applying any money appropri-
ated to works of internal improvement in Wor-
cester county, to works of internal improvement
in Somerset county, 75.

From residents of Baltimore in opposition to
the repeal of the Sunday law and running cars on
said day, 79.

From citizens of Queen Anne's county in rela-
tion to the Public School system, 80.

From the Board of Trade of Washington and
Georgetown, D. C., praying the General Assem-
bly not to modify, amend or repeal the charter
of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com-
pany, 80.

From citizens and mercantile firms of Wash-
ington city praying the General Assembly not to