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fifteen dollars and seventy-five cents; Baltimore
Gazette Company, thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents; Evening Bulletin, fourteen dollars; A. S.
Abell & Co., twenty-four dollars; F. W. Baker,
forty dollars; King & Yeates, forty dollars; J. M.
Street, forty dollars; Melvin & Steel, seventeen
dollars and fifty cents; Ephraim G. Polk, forty- nine dollars; Baughman Brothers, five dollars;
A. J. Merrill, thirty-six dollars; Joseph H. John-
son, forty-two dollars; Sullivane & Beckwith,
forty-two dollars; H. P. Tasker, eighteen dollars;
G. W. Cruikshank, twenty-six dollars and forty
cents; R. G. Fields, thirty-eight dollars and fifty
cents, and W. Scott Roberts; forty dollars, in full
payment of their bills for publishing the list of	What for.
defaulters, in the various newspapers of the State
of Maryland, as provided by section six of article
sixty-nine of the Code of Public General Laws, as
amended by chapter two hundred and six of the
Acts of the General Assembly, passed at the Janu- ary session eighteen hundred and seventy-six.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	In force.
effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April 5, 1878.
CHAPTER 470.
AN ACT to further supplement an act, entitled
"An act to incorporate companies to make sev-
eral Turnpike Roads through Baltimore county,"
and for other purposes.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That the president, managers and
company of the Baltimore and Yorktown Turn-
pike Road be and they are hereby authorized at
any time to sell and convey, or mortgage or other-	Sell or mort-
wise pledge, any lands or other property possessed	gage.
by them; and also to issue their bonds, in such