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	of said proceedings, in which book of "Insolvent
	Records," whenever any real estate shall have been
	sold by said trustee, the said clerk shall record the
	petition of insolvent or creditors, as the case may
	be, all conveyances relating to said insolvent estate,
	to the preliminary or permanent trustee, and the
	trustee's report of the sale of said real estate, to-
	gether with all orders of the clerk or court, giving
	efficacy thereto, for which said record the said clerk
	shall receive such fees as are now allowed him for
	recording sales of real estate under decrees of courts	Pee of clerk.
	of chancery in this State, and in all sales of real or
	leasehold estate to be made by the permanent trustee
	under the provisions of this article, the same shall
	be made in the county or city wherever the said
	real or leasehold estate is situated, and after due ad-
	vertisement of such sales in at least one newspaper
	published in such county or city.
	SEC. 28. A discharge duly granted under this act
	may be pleaded by a simple averment, that on the
	day of its date such discharge was granted to the	Evidence of
	party, and setting the same forth in its exact words,	fact
	and a certified copy of said discharge shall be suffi-
	cient evidence of the fact of said discharge.
	SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	Effective.
	effect from the date of its passage.
	Approved April 14, 1880.

CHAPTER 173.

AN ACT to change the name of " The Maryland In-
dustrial School for Girls" to the name of "The Fe-
male House of Refuge," and otherwise to amend
the charter of said institution.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly of Maryland, That the name of " The Maryland