TITLES OF LAWS. 803

	No. 235. An act to encourage the development of manufac-	PAGE
	tures and manufacturing industry in the city of Baltimore,
	by adding for that purpose an additional section to article
	four of the Code of Public Local Laws, title " Baltimore
	city," sub-title "Taxes and Loans"..............................	374
	No. 236. An act to regulate the taking of toll at any public
	ferry in Dorchester county.........................................	376
	No. 237. An act incorporating the Town Hall Company of Chestertown, and authorizing the County Commissioners
	of Kent county to grant said company the use and occu-
	pation of a portion of the public land in said town.........	376
	No. 238. An act to appropriate a sum of money to pay
	George P. Albaugh, late Collector of State taxes in Car-
	roll county, the amount overpaid by him into the treasury	378
	No. 239. An act to repeal section fifty-four of article ten of
	the Code of Public Local Laws, title " Dorchester coun-
	ty," sub-title " Cambridge," relating to the limits of said
	town, and to re-enact the same with amendments so as to
	read as follows.......................................................	378
	No. 240. An act to provide for indexing the Land Records
	of Queen Anne's county...........................................	379
	No. 241. An act to authorize the County Commissioners of
	Queen Anne's county to levy a sum of money as a pension
	for Solomon Tate, of said county................................	380
	No. 242. An act to authorize the County Commissioners of
	Charles county to levy a sum of money to refund to Hen-
	ry A. Neale, for taxes improperly assessed against him
	and paid to said county.............................................	381
	No. 243. An act to authorize the Regents of the Universi-
	ty of Maryland to sell, encumber or otherwise dispose of,
	in whole or in part, the property on Lombard and Green
	streets, in the city of Baltimore, held by said University
	or said Regents for the use of the Faculty of Physic of
	said University, and the moneys derived therefrom to ap-
	ply to the alteration, improvement and equipment of the
	buildings now thereupon, or the purchase, erection and
	equipment of other buildings, or both, for the use of said
	Faculty, and the increase of the facilities and usefulness
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