INDEX. 867

ACTS OF ASSEMBLY—                             

          A bill reported, making an appropriation to defray

the expenses of the surveys necessary under the acts

passed January session 1852, ch. 60 and 275, autho-

rising the running and marking the State boundary

lines therein mentioned, 497; bill passed and sent to

the Senate, 636, 637; returned passed by the Senate;

723;

A bill reported, entitled, an act further supplemen-

tal to the act of December session 1827, chapter 111,

entitled, an act to regulate sales by public auction,

619; bill passed and sent to the Senate, 703; bill re-

ed passed by the Senate, 833.

A bill reported, entitled, an act to repeal the second
section of the act of 1809, chapter 22, relating to the
mode of electing Senators to represent this State in

the Senate of the United States, accompanied with a

report, 522, 523, 524; proceedings on bill, 627,

628.

A bill reported, entitled, an act supplementary to
an act passed at January session 1854, chapter 325,
entitled, an act relating to the trial of facts in the
             several Circuit Courts of this State, 537; bill passed

            and sent to the Senate, 797; returned passed by the

            Senate, 849.

A bill from the Senate, entitled, an act amendatory
of an act passed January session 1854, ch. 172, en-
titled, an act to regulate fisheries in the waters of the
            Potomac river, within the jurisdiction of Maryland,

             and to protect the breed of fish therein, 547; bill

passed and returned to the Senate, 711.                 

ADJUTANT GENERAL—Resolution adopted authorising the,

to grant the use of fifty muskets and two field pieces

to the students of St. Timothy's Hall, Catonsville,

Maryland, for instruction in the military drill, 67;

amended, ib.

Resolution adopted authorising the, to furnish Dr.
             Ferdinand Diffenback, of the Manchester Indepen-

            dent Academy, with muskets, &c., 117; 204; pas-

sed by the Senate, 551.

                Resolution offered and laid over, authorising the

to furnish Capt. James M. Schley, of the Allegany

           Guards, fifty knapsacks, 192; adopted, 204; passed

by the Senate, 550; 551.