JOHN WALTER SMITH, ESQ., GOVERNOR.

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Eleventh — To the following bequests contained in the last will
and testament of Margaret McMahon, late of Baltimore city,
deceased, to wit: (i) A bequest of one hundred dollars to "The
Little Sisters of the Poor of Baltimore City;" (2) a bequest of
two hundred dollars to "The Oblate Sisters of Pro.vidence of
Baltimore City;" (3) a bequest of one hundred and fifty dol-
lars to "The Protectors of St. Mary's Orphaline Female
School," in the city of Baltimore; (4) a bequest of one hun-
dred and fifty dollars to "The Society of St. Vincent de
Paul," of the city of Baltimore.

Little Sisters
of the
Poor, etc.

Twelfth — To the following bequests and legacies contained
in the last will and codicil of Anna Pining, late of Baltimore
city, deceased, to wit: (1) To St. Anthony's Orphan Asylum in
Baltimore city fifteen hundred dollars; (2) to St. Joseph's
German Hospital of the city of Baltimore, one thousand dol-
lars; (3) to The Little Sisters of the Poor of Baltimore city
one thousand dollars; (4) to the Oblate Sisters of Providence
of the city of Baltimore five hundred dollars; (5) to the Pro-
tectors of St. Mary's Orphaline Female School in the city of
Baltimore fifteen hundred dollars; (6) to St. Vincent's Infant
Asylum of the city of Baltimore one thousand dollars; (7) to
the St. Elizabeth's Home of Baltimore city two thousand dol-
lars; (8) to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul of the City of
Baltimore fifteen hundred dollars; (9) to the Associate Profes-
sors of St. Mary's Seminary in the city of Baltimore five thous-
and dollars; (10) to the Carmelite Sisters of Baltimore one
thousand dollars; (11) to the Institute of Mission Helpers of
Baltimore City one thousand dollars; (12) to the Sisters of
Mercy in the city of Baltimore one thousand dollars; (13) to
the Young Catholic's Friend Society in the city of Baltimore
five hundred dollars; (14) to St. Jude's Tabernacle Society of
Baltimore City, five hundred dollars; (15) to the House of
the Good Shepherd for Colored Girls of the City of Baltimore,
five hundred dollars, and (16) to James Gibbons Roman
Catholic Archbishop of Baltimore, a corporation sole, the sum
of forty-five hundred dollars for the use of the churches named
in will.

St. Anthony's
Orphan
Asylum,
St. Joseph's
German
Hospital.
Little Sisters
of the
Poor, etc.

Thirteenth — To the bequests and legacies contained in the
last will and testament of Mary Rowan, late of Howard
County, deceased, as follows: (1) to the Associated Professors
of Loyola College in the City of Baltimore, two hundred
dollars; (2) to the Little Sisters of the Poor of Baltimore
City, one hundred dollars; (3) to the Protectors of Orphaline
Female School in the City of Baltimore, one hundred dollars;
(4) to the Sisters of Mercy in the City, of Baltimore, one hun-

Associated
Professors
of Loyola
College, etc.