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PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. [ART. — .

Baltimore Female College, are continued until other-
wise ordered by the general assembly, subject to the
condition that they shall afford tuition in all the
branches taught, and use of books free of charge, to
one student for every hundred dollars that such
college receives from the state ; in accordance with
which requirements the further sum of seven hun-
dred dollars in addition to the present donation,
shall, on warrant of the comptroller of the state, be
annually paid on the first day of April, of each year,
to the president of the board of trustees of the Balti-
more Female College, for the support of said institu-

Reports from
colleges.

tion ; the above colleges shall report annually to the
state superintendent, in such form as may be ordered
by the board of education, and comply with all the
other requirements of article eighty-four of the Public
General Laws.

Ibid. s 2
Appropriation
to faculty of
arts and
sciences.

80. The sum of three thousand dollars shall, on
warrant of the comptroller, be paid annually by the
treasurer, to the faculty of arts and sciences of the
university of Maryland, situate in Baltimore, for the
support of the college department; said faculty to
afford tuition in all branches taught, and use of
books, free of charge, to one student for every hun-
dred dollars received from the state.

Ibid, s 3.
Report from
said faculty.

81. The faculty of arts and sciences of the uni-
versity of Maryland, shall report annually to the
state superintendent, according to such form as may
be ordered by the state board of education, and com-
ply with all other requirements of article eighty-four
of the Public General Laws, as they apply to colleges.

Ibid s. 4.
What consti-
tutes the uni-
versity of
Maryland.

82. St. John's College, Annapolis; Washington
College, Chestertown; the Maryland Agricultural
College, Prince George's county, and the faculty of
arts and sciences, and the law school shall constitute
the university of Maryland, to be controlled and
governed as may be directed.

Ibid, s 5.
Law school.

83. The law school of the university of Maryland,
shall be located at Annapolis, and be connected with
St. John's College, Annapolis, with the consent of