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on the expiration of one year from the date thereof, an additional
sum of fifty dollars, the failure of payment of which shall be
deemed and taken as a resignation of the office of inspector; and
no person can act as inspector or corder of fire-wood in the city
of Baltimore, unless having first complied with the requirements
of this section.

29. The inspectors appointed under the provisions of this act
shall enter upon the dirties of their office on the first Monday of
April ensuing.

JAIL.

The Act of 1862, ch. 8, adds the following:

30. The warden of the jail of the city of Baltimore, shall pre-
pare and send to the judge of the Criminal Court of Baltimore
city, on each and every Saturday, a full and complete list of the
names of all persons who are committed to his custody, by the
justices of the peace of said city, either as vagrants or in default
of security to keep the peace; and the judge of the said court,
shall have full power to review the said commitment, and upon
examination of the various cases so reported to him by the war-
den of the jail as aforesaid, he shall discharge or recommit the
said parties for a term not to exceed six months, as in his discre-
tion may be most conducive to the preservation of public peace
and order.

31. The justices of the peace of the city of Baltimore are
hereby prohibited from charging costs in the cases above
named, unless the parties are recommitted by order of the judge
of said court.

JURORS.

The Act of June 20, 1861, ch. 51, repeals section 603, and substitutes the following:

32. The said judges, having prepared the said list, shall meet
in such one of the court rooms, of the city of Baltimore, and at
such time as they shall appoint, not less than ten days before the
beginning of the May term of the Superior Court for Baltimore