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levy, a special tax of not more than ten cents in the hun-

dred dollars, for the improvement of the roads in such

district ................................................................

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No. 183. An act to give the sanction of the Legislature of

Maryland to a certain bequest in the last will and testa-

ment of Catharine A. John, to the trustees of the Meth-

odist Episcopal Church in Elkton ..............................

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No. 184. An act to permit the Highlandtown and Point

Breeze Railway Company of Baltimore, its successors or

assigns, to operate a Passenger Railway upon certain

streets in the city of Baltimore and Baltimore county........

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No. 185. An act to appropriate the sum of two hundred dol-
lars to pay the claims of George E. Nelson for services

rendered ............,,......................................

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No. 186. An act to grant the sanction of the General Assem-

bly of Maryland to the holding of certain parcels of land

in Harford county by the Vestry of St. George's Parish,

for any uses or purposes that said Yestry may deem proper

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No. 187. An act to repeal section eight hundred and twenty-

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

more," sub-title " Police," chapter one hundred and sev-

enty-eight, of the acts of assembly passed January

session, eighteen hundred and seventy-four, entitled "An

act to repeal section eight hundred and twenty-seven,

chapter four hundred and seventy-three, of the acts of

assembly passed January session, eighteen hundred and

seventy," entitled "An act to add an additional section to

article four of the Code of Public Local Laws, title ' City

of Baltimore,' sub-title ' Police,' " and be section eight

hundred and twenty-seven of said article, and to amend

and re-enact the same as amended..............................

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No. 188. An act to give and declare the sanction of the

General Assembly of Maryland to the bequest to the Rev.

Theo. D. Mead, now in charge of the Williamsport and

Clearspring Catholic Congregations, in Washington

county, contained in the last will and testament of Fred.

C. Doyle, deceased, said money to be expended in Masses

for the repose of the souls of Fred. C. Doyle, his father

and mother...........................................................

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