820 TITLES OF LAWS.

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No. 379. An act to prevent the catching of fish, except in

certain cases, in the waters of Coulbourn's creek, in Som-

erset county...........................................................

555

No. 380. An act to prohibit hogs going at large on the pub-

lic roads in election district number five of Talbot county.

556

No. 381. An act to repeal an act passed January session,

eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, chapter three hun-

dred and eighteen, entitled "An act passed January ses

sion, eighteen hundred and seventy-six, chapter forty-

eight," entitled "An act to regulate the closing of roads

in Prince George's county," and to enact the following

instead thereof, and re-enact the same with amendments-

557

No. 382. An act to add additional sections to article four

of the Code of Public Local Laws, title " City of Balti-

more," sub-title " Coal," providing for the protection of

purchasers of coal in the city of Baltimore.....................

559

No. 383. An act to appropriate a sum of money to pay the

claims of Medairy and Bowers, for stationery furnished

for the use of the General Assembly, Court of Appeals,

and the State Library; to pay to Samuel Casey, Weigher

General of Grain, a sum of money in full for services ren-

dered by him and his assistants in the weighing of grain

required by a law of this State to be weighed ; to pay the

expenses of Joint Committee of the Senate and House of

Delegates, appointed to investigate the management of

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and to pay expenses of the

committee appointed to examine the conduct of Judge

Pearre...................................................................

561

No. 384. An act to empower the Annapolis and Baltimore

Short-line Railroad Company to accept subscriptions to its

capital stock in property, real, personal or mixed, or in

labor or services .....................................................

562

No. 385. An act to enable the Mayor and Council of Hagers-

town to pay out to the First Hagerstown Hose Company

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and the Independent Junior Fire Company, two fire com-

panies of said town, the sum of three thousand dollars,

for the purchase of steam fire engines, and to issue bonds

to raise money for said purpose...................................

563

No. 386. An act to repeal and re-enact chapter two hundred

and ninety-four of the acts of eighteen hundred and sev-